''* INVASION. ~MA This day was publiihed, price One Penny. or Eis Shillings per Hundred. ALETTER to the %rOLUNTEERS. Printed for 31 :-IN STOCKnA LE, PiceadLly. By Whom iejult pubhihrd, and particuLrly meommendedlor dif- Prints. trigurion throughout Great Britain and ireiand. a. Innlion; Smile of a Play w►th Charafteriltk Scene ad of a Play 3. Corporal Trim on the invallon. 4. John Bull to Brother Patrick, In Ireland. 5. Declaration of the Cit ;. with Baroque's Spud. 6. Rifc in Defence of your Country. y. Tothe Inhabitants or the Brit* like. z. To the United Kiugilom. The above Price One Peony each, or Six Shillings per Hundred. HAMBURGUN MAIL. AtIST/RDA/4, JULY 26.-IL is raid that Citizen SCIIII4IOI 'licit, who is now with the FIRST COMl sot at Bridle's, will be placed at the head of our Go vernment. The referiptions at Amnerdam are at 46k. Haovs, uLr a6.—Prince Rus ros.s, who was elee ed Grand Mailer of Malta, but who decliped accept ing that dignity, is arrived here from England. The number of Englifh perfons of both fetes who have been fent from flu fhing into the interior of Hol land amounts to 1300. The Departmental Govern ment of Holland has fent-a deputation to the Hague. to induce the Bstavian Government to make tome re prefentations to the Firft Conful relative to this kb jell. Rartsz , s, JULY 22.—The Chancery of Lega tion of the EleCtorate of Britawick has delivered in to the Direeory of the Empire, an rapori relative to the affairs of Hanover. BANKS or riffs MAINF, JULY 23.—1 n feveral of our gazettes it is laid that 3.000 French Troops are to be fent the Hanoverian territory of Minden. Others affert that tc,ooo men of the French army of •Referve are on their march by Zwoll, Meppen, anti Mafeltnie to Vetch ; that they will be followed by to,ooo more ; that the greater part of there troops are going to the territory of Hanover, and that Ge neral Bonhomme, who is in the Province of Gronin gen. has received orders to march to Weßphalia ; it as alfo kid that a whole divifion of French troops tare orders to occupy the Duchy of Bremen, and that a camp of revere! thoufand men will be formed near Cuxhaven. [Note of the Holudistrzb Editor.—Of all this nothing is knrsrn on the frontiers of Holland, or in the vie,. nity of :he places mentioned.] Co vvvvv GIN, JULY ,o.=--A Danifli Conful will immediately be fent to the Levant. The Sea 'Coal, which a Company here caufe to be dug tip in the Faro Viands, improves in quality as the workmen go deeper. 'A cargo which lately at. rived was inatediately fold ; and another is fhortly ' , vetted. A Captain arrived at Elfineur has given information, that an Englifi convoy, which lately failed from thence, had been difperfed, at;cl the frigate which convoyed if, taken by the French—bin this intallig :nee requires confirmation. The Ruffian fleet which will fhortly fail from Cronfladt, confab of t 6 fail of the line, and r s frigates. His Royal Highnefs the Crown Prince will remain yet fame time in the Duchies. His Royal Highnefs the Hereditary Prince, who is much better fince the ufe of the Sulphur Bath, will probably go to Pyrmont. Par 23.—1 t does not teem to be yet certain whether the troops colleted in Holflein will Peon feparate, or remain Tome time longer together ; but from the farming of magazines and other circona. fiances, the latter teems molt probable. On the Tsai, Mr. Ltsrow had his firli audience of His Ma jelly at Fredericka:ans. On Wednefday the Ship Chrillian the Seventh was launched in pretence of the King and an immenfe crowd of fpeteators. It is remarkable for its carrying 94 guns, on two decks. From the beginning of this month till yellerday. no fewer than 5294 (hips have paid the Sound duties. More than 400 (hips defined for the North Sea, are detained in Elfineur Roads by contrary winds; among them are 300 Engliat which are to go to England under convoy : the Enid!" (hips of war there are 3 frigates, a cutters, a flnop, and an armed brig.—We have not yet ken any thing of the Rut- Lan fleet. N: 1 Extra!! of a letter from Turkey, July ;14—.4 Some letters from Conitantinople fay, that the ad Turkilh Pacha, who commands in Egypt, had marched againft Toher Pacha, Chief of the revolted Ar. naots, who have taken Cairo ; that Toher came to meet him, but had loft the battle and his life, on which the Arnauts had fubmitted. This news wants confirmation." PARLIAMENTAIir PRtICERDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 6. The Lime CIIA MC LLLLL took the Woe Keck at fair. The Property and !senate Tat NI was read the third tinse,poirod, and ordered hack to the Commons. Thi Loas C usa (poke at confiderable length, to eit. Oda kit motives for pollponing dual Judgment in the appeal caufe of- Crefue Omni; ' and hirther proceedings were deferred in this auk, until the fecond more day in the seat Scißon of Pariiensent._ Twatty- throe Bilio win braver up from the Carnivore by Mr. A . sad fryer .1 other Maiebana, which wore nod tic lirlt true. real ordered for the kcouil 'wading as Monday, to which ray die Houk adjeratibed. I:OUSE OF COMMONS. Read the dair.l dote. the trio Crirbe Houk, Foreign Bin yrq, Prise Court, Wine Prissy, Antiwar. Annuity, I.nnitan Defence. ASIPd Tam OusfaNdados, Sugar Duty, and Newel Ship Dillt—gaffed, and ordered nubs Lords. Mr S having taken tLe Chair, The CnAnert.Loa of the Excitto.stra moved, ; that the Horde do, at its riling odious n to Wednefday next. An Honourable Member. he ohterved, who had . givel notice of his intentioti to hring forward 2 mots, , n on Monday. was not appiiied of his (the ' Chancellor of the Exchequer's) motion for adjourn. went; neither did he himfelf imagine, at the time the 1 Hon. Member alluded to gave notice of hie motion, 1 that the Houle would have been prepared this day to have gone through the whole remaining Wilier.. Probably. however, the Hon. Member would come 1 down to the Houle this evening, and agree to polt• pone his motion to a louse day. The motion being put and carried. The Cumect t. Loa of the Excuse:wee again role I and laid. it would be in the reeolleigion of Gentle men who were Members of the lag Parliament, that lse had /caporal, in dw left kfrion, to bring (*sward in this a mature for preventing the accumulation o! Debts lir* the Civil Lia. A Committee bad been appo:nteet, he fail, to enquire into the fiats of the Civil Lift. and upon their report he meant to found the intended meafure. He regretted, however, to fay, that filch was the preffine of extraordinary bu• finefs in the cockle of the Setlinn, that the Corn mittee had not been able to ;,,vn through with th, it enquiry until very lately ; and ac he wifhed the mea fure he intended to be difcutTed in a full meeting he Ihould not bring forward his plan until early in the next Seßion of Parliament. There wat another filb jed an, of much importance, to which he defired to call the attention of the Houle a Committee had r been appointed to inveftigate the joint account he tween Great Britain and Ireland, but, owing to the caufe already mentioned, namely, the preffitee of public bitfinefs, the Committee had not been able to finifh their examination. It was, therefore, his in. tention to move for a Committee on the opening of the next Scdlon of Parliament, to Terme die Inver- Ligation. Mr. SHERMAN, who had in the mean time come into the Houk, pofiponed till IVedneklay his pro mifed motion relative to the Volunteers. AFFAIRS OF IRELAND. Mr. Hercurri sox rnfe and gave notice, ',rat not withltanding the late period of the Seffio.s, and the probability of a very fpeedy prorngatinn, he %wild on Wednefday next, bring forward a queliion on the fubjeft of Ira affairs. Mr. CORRY Paid, that from the very general and indefinite terms in which the Hon. Member couched his notice, it was impoffible for the Servants of the Crown to be aware of its particular tendency, and confequently they could not be fu well prepared to diforfs it, urdefs the Honourable Member, (and he trulled there would be no objeBinn) thould think fit ti be more explicit as to the fpecific tendency of his motion. Mr. HUTCHINSON raid, that in confederation of ex- Ming circum(lances, he fhould decline, for the pre fent, to be more explicit as to the precife tennur or his intended motion. It would relatelo the eliding (late of Ireland, and he should propofe what he con ceived to be a remedy for exiling evils ; but he would affure the Right Honourable Gentleman, it was by no means his with to embarrAfs the proceedings of his Majelly's Government, nor to agitate queilions with a view to the excitement of popular feelings. The CNANCILLOt of the Excumuga then pro ceeded to move the Grants, ufual on the dole of every Sefton, to Officers of the Houfe ; and an Ad drefs alfo to his Majelly, praying fame high cede Ilailical promotion to the Rev. Mr. Smith, Chaplain of the Hence; which were agreed to ; and the Houfe adjourned to Wednefday next. LONDON. The len:th of the Gazette and the prefer o►ether matter, Makes In molt reluetantly to poftpone GA LOACDII . II fecood Letter uU t.►morrow, when it than certabtly appear. MONDAY. AUGUST I PRICE OF STOCKS niis DAY AT ONE 0 CLOCK • 3 per Cast. Aselsind, 33ti--; per Cent- Cenral. Slit U Onminm S q dif. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATUP.DAY Sank Stock 140 141 140 India Stock stit 163 3 per C. ited.36 India Bonds. par is..dif.' • per Costi y ilf Imp. Ann. pi 1 Oslo 4 pa Celt. Escheq. Sills, rs. a at. de. I per Ceat. Ist ()wham 8f 9 $ chi . spar C. Alm. sm. Ulf I Reeds Tickets :71 as. Lang As s 6 • -ski' ena far am 33 (4i Do•us, AIIOVET per Cana. Coy. Deg. (yelter4l) . Exthsage—Otahlui so Landis (ratcrday) 13i • On Saturday the H3ufe of Commons adjourned till Wednefday. It is espeded that Parliament will rife on Thurfday, after an almolt uninterrupted feC lion of nine months. Yelierday arrived the Hansburgh Mail of the asoth ult. By it we learn that the blockade of the Elbe is AM continued with the nemoll vigilance, to the great inconvenience of the fobjeas of the King of Pruirta, in confeonence of which a negotiation, it is Paid, is now on the tapis between his PrnMan Maier. to and the French Government. A letter from Copenhagen. of the date of the a3d of July, mentions, that the Danifh Court has canted its Minifler at London to pmtell again(! any Danifh veffels being brought into Engligh ports. A letter from Lubec of the syth tilt. Rates, that t r Ruffian (hips of the line have failed from Cronfladt ; hut neither their objee nor deflination is mentioned. The Ruffian line of battle fhip and cutter which had arrived at Warnemunde, failed from that place on the rpth ult. The Captain of the (hip of the line was at Ludwig: Lute, the refidenct of the Duke of ' Mecklenburr Strelitz. It appears, that the number of Englifh perfons of both Pies who have been fent from nofiling into the interior of Holland, amounts to 1300. A Dutch mail alto was received yellerday : it brings no news of importance except that the hnflile preparattnns againft this country are can ied on in all the ports of Holland with great aeivity. ' The difpatclies received at the Admiralty on SA turday from Lord Isletsos, were dated the 6rh in- Itant, at which time he was off Toulon, and had commenced the blockade of that port, where the enemy had ten fail of the line and eight frigates, the greater part of which. however, were unfit for naval fervice. His Lonifhip's fquadron is about the fame force. We are happy to learn by the Dublin mail, which arrived this morning, that the mon perfell tranquil. lily Rill prevails in every part of Ireland. It iv port tuvrly airerted, that the infurgents in their late daring attempt were headed by two Frenchmen, who have not been arreßed. But there is reafon to hope, that they will not efcape the vigilance of the Government, who Are taking the moll vigorous ateafterts to prevent their etcape. Their :stratit would no doubt thr rM ' time light on the defigi:, which the French are me, ditating againft the United Kingdom. Several mor. perfuas implicated is the Wu: rciion hare b e en tak e ', up. C0.1224411RKET, MAR A - -LANE. RtiC.S. There appreared a very liberal (apply of Wheat at Market to-day, which has ready tale : the demand being much increafed by the attendince of many buyers from t:ic country, and the report of fume partial inceftien of mildew in the floutell crops, at the fame time we don't look for fuch plentiful ar rivals of grain till after harveft—together have canted an advance of the grain of near ss. per quarter from laft Monday..-Beans are Is. per quar ter dearer.—Hog Peas from as, to 3s. higher. —We have received cargoes of Foreign Oats this morning t Rill heft deferiptioas keep bit noted prices. Balky and Malt are unvaried.— Rape Seed fold more brillely, an,' obtained sa. snore than on Friday—The requeß for froth Flour is now greater, finell is quoted sos. to yes. per tack. Eng. Wisest. 564545. per qr. Hart, Deasy ale. 39.. Fine ditto, Stra. 63.. Tick BOOM 311.5411. Fine Dam tzicditte, ise...spe. Hsi Pesos 311 a 4sa , Rye, 324 345. &dim. 50d. PI% Barley, sm. &se. Gomm/awl yie. 6oe. pet ewt. Superfine dim, s 6•. 04. Cerisealer, 345. 40a. Malt, 565. see e ftwy. .10. 16e. Oats, sac Ow ale. Per omo. 44t Per hit lihur, , per reek, sus slia. American Plash 3u pes.per biIITIL 'IOW Tilt LL :I 000 11.111711, SATIPROAT. ASS. d. Aeolic Price of Cu,.. in Soglaat aad Wake, from the return* amen, the 3011, of July, 1103. Wheat. Rye. 41. a. 4. ade,. Oat.. Dana Pate. a d. a 1. .. d. a d. s. 56 10 33 so 14 p es 4 33 5 37 7 The average Price of Sugar, imputed frees file lecterns made in the week aiding Aug. 3, ls 4Se 5141. per hundred weight. PRIM OF 011A1M, AT Till 00000 WINO M . basixorraat.—Wheat sas od t 5741 Od 'CT Qpnet. Barley its od to 161 od I Beans 3e• od to 37s od Oats Its od to 15s 6d Peak Goo od to oos cd Marantorao.--Wheat deo od to 634 od per quarto. Barley 11'S od to ass od I Deana 3a. od to 37a od Oats 23r od to 276 od Peale coo od to 004 od Nitwit/ a T....Whett. 47a. od. to 6o& OIL per Zane'. Mirky 1104 cd to 24e ad I Beano 331 to yys od Oats sta od to ass od Peale COO od to 34s od H sit od to 6ss od per Quarter. Barley oos od to cat °Mean* 36a od to 3's ad Oats od to 66. 64 I Peale coo od to oos od R2Aotoo.--Wheat 484.04. to qt. od. per %atter. Barley oat od to 00$ al Reams 7,46 tO ,192 td Oats ass od to *75 od I Pads OCI od to 3os od At Warminfler, nn Saturd.:y. the pi lees of Corn were as follow: Wheat, by the quarter, 21 121. to 21. ISt. Dailey, al. 6s. In :1. 7s. Oats :I. as. to al. 311. 112201., I;. 165. to 21. After this Paper was at prefs, a rumour was eh cuLtied of the French fleet being at tea, and off the He of Wight. We know not what degree of credit the rcpoit is entitled to; but if true, we hope we (hall loon hear a good account of them. We underhand Mr. SiItIIDAN'S Motion, on Wed nelday, will be for a Vote of Thanks to our Gallant Volunteers, for the patriotifm, fpirit, and promptitude wi , h which they NANO hood forward to arm fur the defence of their country. A letter from an Officer belonging" to the Britifh army lately (erring in Egypt, dated Make, March so; rays, gi I am forty to inform you that the plague has this day broke out on board one of our tranfprwts; and that the whole fleet which lately failed from Egypt, is in a Rate of alarm. It will have the cliff of delaying the return of the troops w England, by obliging them to perform a longer qoarantine. But I am in hopes the contagion wdl not fpread further than where it has heen,jud dinovered. At prelim, I underhand, that only one man has been faired with it. and he is to be font on (bore direely, to an Wand where we have been performing quarantine." We have teceived come late accounts from France ' and through a very authentic fount, that (peak in erryjsrsfave terms of the feveral places where the em ' barkation of the invading armies are to take place. From Havre de Grace. twenty thonfand men, on board a fleet confilling of gun-boats and other veffiels, of various denominations, fail in a direeion, as nearly as poffible, for th. Suffice Coati...-They are to land, if poffible, near Brighton. From Boulogne, Calais, Dunkirk. Ohettd. and Holland, the fevcral flotillas are to proceed to the op. polite (bores, without making any junaion during the pelage ; nor are they to make any attempt to af fill each other, in cafe of an attack by the Britifh fleet, but to proceed direly for the Englith coaft. We therefore learn, by then difpatches, the feve ral points where it i, propend a landing hull take place, and which hem to be confined to Suffer, Kent, and Ere:. Such of the armies as are fortu nate enough to get footing on the Engin!' (bores are to make a juneion with every poflible diipateh, and afterwards fight their way to the Britilb metropolis. It i, likewsfe poSitively alerted, that BuIf•PARTI will command the invading armies in perfon, and that he bath not yet arranged his Raff. nor appointed the General, who are to alt under him. It is, however, believed, that General VANDOSSIS will have a dillin guiffied command in the enterprise, and fail in the fame divift , n with the Fiat CONSUL. The whole of thefe divihons will fail when the evenings increafe in length. and the nights are dark. Several Frenchmen having been difcnvered, and taken into cußody in Dublin, ai fomenter. of a rebel lious fpirit in Ireland, !Airliners have been particularly vigilant on that fubjefi ' • and having reccived, by ex peels, notice that three foreigners had arrived at Li. vet pool from Ireland, and had tit off foi London by the flage.coach. where they arrived on Monday, a few hours previous to the caplet . , Mafon, the Inerfan. ger, was nccordingly difpatched to Harwich, to pre vent their efc.ipe out of the kingdom. By the paf. Angers who travelled in the coach with them, there was reafon to believe. that thefe percents intended to take up their abode in the vicinity of Fitaroy-fquare. S:veral Meffengers. Mailed by the Dow-greet officers, were immaJimety employed iu (earth of them, and it was not till Saturday morning that they were difcn. vered, in an bilk family. and taken into ennead,. They yellerday miderweis a pr m& examination u Lord Ps mr•s's Office., whew Under-Secretary Kowa, and Sir ROCS/MID FOaD• attended. Two o f shale p eop l e . w h o appeared to iMe brnehers, were re. minded to the called, a a Pffeffenger. f urt h er ex.-4sizatiot: this dOl7, mad is :111"1 Wes Ji"aileil• A •IC sir,U ER RS. The Volunteer eftablilhment in the metropolis of Scotland is much fuperior, both in efficiency and in pn p irtionate number, to the eftablifhments hitherto adopted in London. The &ft regiment of Royal Edinburgh Volunteers confills of sOOO complete. They find their own arms, clothing, and accoutre ments, and colt Government nothing but for the fer. jeants. The feeond regiment confifts of two bat talions of sco men each. This corps was formed in 1797, hut laid afide on the peace. Such was the fpirit of the members when it was found necefrary to renew it, that the firft battalion was completed to 550 men in three hours and a quarter from the opening of the books I and they h-re agreed to ex.: tend their Cervices to any part of Great Britain in,: cafe of invalion or imminent danger. Thetireive as. pay p er week. The Royal Edinburgh Ilfghland ferva nn the fame conditions with the feeond regi ment. and are sco men. The Leith Volunteers am. fill of boo men. Thus there is of Volunteer Infantry a" leis than 3 too. Attached to the &II regiment of Edinburgh Vo lunteers is a corps of Artillery, with four 6.pounders; and attached to the feeond regiment is another corps of Artillery, called the Royal Mid I.othian Artillery with four 6 pounders. The Rrength of there we do not esaftly know, but they are not lets than too men each. The gunners :ae gentlemen who find their own clothes, &c. The telt receive pay. The Royal Mid Lothian 2.avalry confifts of fax troops, of which the two Edinburgh troops are ea aflly to the City Light Horfe. The other four troops are compofed of - farmers who find their own !writs. clothes and accoutrements. They are from no to 300. All there form an army of 3600 men. In achfitinn to there it has been prnpnfed to raife a corps of Riflemen. to be commanded by Crlnnel Callander, formerly of the Rifle Corps, and to con , lia of 6c..0. If this offer fhnuld be accepted by Go vernment, the men will loon be railed, and then Edinburgh would have 4:0o excellent effic7:nt troops, well difciplined, regularly organifed, and capable of any ferrite. Above two thoufand men belnnging to the Dock Yard at Chatham have -expreffed their willingnefs to be trained to arms, and to let at under the principal Officer s of the yard, in oafe of invafion. The different Volunteer Corps in Ireland, are found to moiler ii greater numbers than Govern. ment could have expelled. At Leicefler, t too Volunteer Infantry have en. rolled themfclves, and two troops.of Cavalry. Nine Counties, namely, Yorkfltire,Lancalhire, Db. vonthire, Kent, Stafford, Norfolk, Gloncefler, Sur rey, and Eifel, furnifh upwards rf One Million Men, capable of bearing Anima and London and its ea vilons will. it is computed, produce upwards of Two Hundred Thool 4ad Warriors. Manchefier contains 50.06 s men between ths ages of t 7 and ss, and to their high honour not one has claimed exemption from fersice under plea of perfonal infirmity or otherwife. • Lancantire, according to the return made to the Lord Lieutenant of the County under the National Defame Bill, contains 1'2.697 men capible of bear ing arms r-ed aa incapable • 4166 meh willi ng to farm no &arising& r Aids wiling to Jeri. wido.aatt provide &clocks; adj. 9112 to bi providettivitheuenee: aB,oBl pioneer% &c.; 13.4te guides. overtime lita drive cattle, &c.; 238 who- will fupply each a foot hods waggon. with drivers: 533 ditto of thrm boy*, ; 975 with carts and three horfes t 25311dt with two bodes; 1399 dit to v ar i ous ewe toes ' barges, with nurterous evens 170 milk. at. at. The live flock in the county compriks 648 °ken. 95.527 COWS, 54.978 young cattle and colts, 80.972 iheep and gents, 309 95 PiLir 5474 riding heriat and 26,659 draught troika. The Light Horfe Volunteers of London and Weliminfter will be infpetted on the 24111 intl. by Lord Haaahrovon, on Wimbledon Common. The Duke o£ Dirmisittas has nearly completed his Corps of coo men, in atelier&ld. Lord Fotatarone left town. on Thurfday lift. to join the Berk hire Militia. A Meeting was convened by the Mayor of Bath lilt week. and after an impreffive fpeech from Mr. TAYLOR. the Member. the whole of the company divided tbeinfelves into troops of Foot and Hods Volunteers. The 'arab of Hammerfunith, and its vicinity, en. rolled themfelves 111 week into a Volunteer Corps. The St. James's Weal:tinder Loyal Volunteers * report lays, are to do 'duty at St. J.smcs's in the ab• fence of the Guards, who are immediately to be fent to the coati. They are to have the honour of being called the Ktro's own Regiment of Loyal Volvo,. Men. The Gentlemen in the vicinity of Hatfield. lift week. formed themfelves into a body of Yeomanry Cavalry, well a:minted. to tjte amount of so. ander the command of Captain Hostaao. Captain Cowries, of Cnpthall•Hall, near Epping, has railed a body of Yeomanly Cavalry upon his ellatcs, to the amount of Ise, ter the pro•edion of the coals in cafe of an invalion. The Mary-la-bonne Affociation, under the corn. mend of Lord Dolmas'/us, muttered 1400 Aron on Saturday. They made a manly appearance, and ■re M a very forward Gate of difcipline, to which they pay the molt zealous attention. Their uniform will be the rave as that of the St. James's Weft. mincer Loyal Volunteers, with this difference only, that the Mary-la-bonne are to wear haat hats. They ezercife twice a day regularly in Lord's Cricket. ground and the Yorktkire Stingo Bowling Green. The Cnachmallers, Innkeepers, and Stable-keepers of London, have corns forward in the molt patriotic manner, for the purpofe of making voluntary offers of holies and carriages, free of expence, in cafe of in. vaf►on. Several have offered upwards of too boric', and forty carriages. The Regular Force at prefent in Ireland corn , prifes the ►sth, t6th, tyth, iBth, sill, sad, 36th, 3itth, 44th„ oth, 46th, loth. j6th, setts, bad, 67th, 7111, 7ZU , 791 b, Sad, 89th, 9oth, 93d, and 96th Re• giments, and q 2111 1 .10 Getman Regiment. Four Garri(On Battaliims. Several Corps of Horfit and Foot Artillery. The ad 3nd 4th Dragoon Guards. The 3 J, sack, issk, cclscs, syth. ssth,and al* Light /Anent's. The °mann of Dublin confine of thd a sit. Std. and *ad Regiment., ad Dragoon Ouar44 s6th I l igh€ Disponi, red Camas Militia. lei Brit whi es 01.1 bY tiir She 'sip .11;ki 'halm rage Inc Dr, hiltd Ga. nu, s:otta ••1;