IC-+ INOLOSORE UJ CHAtNWOOD FOREST, L,EICESTEA• SHIRE. AGeneral Meeting of the Lords of Manors and all Perrone interetted in the inclolure of this Valuable Back of Waite Land, will be held at the Bun% Head Inn, at Loughbo rough, oiliTuelday the tsth day of Ntwcmlier, 1803, to confider of roe expe,rney of an application to Parliament the enfuingfielfion, for the Incloans, Allotting, and Dividing the Lid Farelt. LALEHAM. WE, whore Names are hereunigwytteo, being the CommitEoriers appointed for carrying into execution an ACT of Parliament intituled, " An AA for allotting and dividing the open Fist& and Commons in the Manor of Lalehans, in the Counties of Middlefes and Surrey," DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, That we (haft meet at the Haufe.uf John James, known by the fign of the Graphound, at Laleham,in the raid County of Middle -1,., on Tuefday, the sorb day of SeptemberAn ft. at i t o'clock in the Forenoon, 'ltch and there to read over and execute oar Award. And ws do alio give Notice, that immediately after the execution of the faid Award, the Proprietors may take podeflion of their re fpeflive Allotments in the Common Field, and Meadows, and slfo on the Common or Wafte Lands, to cultivate and inclofe the fame And all right of Common-over the faid Common Fields, hteadows, and Wage Land.. (other than aid except the Burway), than cafe on, and be for ever Win& after the 29th day of Sep tember neat. - - And we do further give Notice, that a rats is made out for dc fraying the cipences of obtaining and palling the find Aet, and carrying the fame Into. execution; and all Proprietors having ((talcs within the (aid Manor, ate deittni to attod at the honk of the (aid John James, at J.aleitam atordbid, on Tntiday, the Add loth day of September initant, to pay their reineetive Shares of ruch canonise. Wituds our hands this Ad day of,Sgitember,lllo3, W. GIBIII)NS. . THOS. CHAPMAN. • GtOitGE KINDEP.LEY. Isl.! or SHIIPPY, Kerr, JULY st 1803. MONEY. —Wanted to borrow the SUM of 40001. on Annildes of Mortgage. ' The Commidoners appointed by virtue of an Aft palled in the etil year of the reign of His 'enfant Majefty King George the Third, for building a Pier at in the Me ollheppy, and lorlutip&c..blote Town and Mlle Town therein; do hereby give nod**. Wetly? are &hoor of negotiating for a Loan'of the Sum of coed wM evil he aeefptrd either in large or flea bums (not left thaw tool );'and for Whath Annulate win be granted upon two Lives ofateswed Atea,With baulk at Softly...v.oop after eke rate of 91.tetitll. per Cent.per Antionu.ot MA ages bearing an In. wrata li f i t ter CCM. ma* frartedp, to be frau* by. an *din netstuf t o Affelbaams and Pier Pules iinpofgd by thr fact Ad, which ne w' produced a confiderabk Yearly Income.... Tor. Walter mitt° Mr. John Siloefteroot (becnbaro% or Mr. gaa tf Mitts, of Oral's lon. Solicitor, to whom propo fala reterbehddredod. By Ofder of the Conuaidonere. OHN SILYEATTAL. Perk. .# t LONDON. ft idprayiiiien as jittaMi‘tollsrateage ~lantern of every hind, and we iaal snitch abilied to the Gentleman who wrote m twin Broonifirell Camp. His (atom tommoniestions, when any this/ worth maim meassorill he thankfully received. and meet with every attention. 0/APAtte po velars ow thanks air', to R. S. We aro aiwaya happy to oihrodt nay millabos are are led into by the fake er Macerate intelligence gives in other Papers. The article be ailtedth to did alwisilanto with us. , . ' •sErrutait ao. • • MTV), THIS DAT AT OWE ovvict , Mei 0. 4.14- 01 4 S per bait. s 6 3 l 'f• • 74+1 du. PRICE 01 , 11100111 vISTERDAY. 6 .. 7 11141.4. Ra nwa chman Bilis 38.1115. Cf. r, oni MC. • a lar otai Ae& Ticker 111, soh ios>`diL Qui, far Am. set h***. nit • adkuksenvone s per Cent.oer.DAMollllol.o. • 1; ea Lewin tp. • • 74. Ware OM *Wet any French Jamie* ;'hate adviees,"however; Iran been receiretlibana France, which:llW, thit thtzeteral opiniqn attle t rairtlie heft infarassimpeefeas there is, that the attempt so invade this country will be made early nett momh. In the as time, we are not idle in our prirrationr to gie tlselaraders a pioper n%elcomc, whoa *a atoll venture to make their appeariace. 14•; •The.espartment tint has been made tb dcMraliaie hoarfai,*ilin;throw our !bells. has prOved fo fue callitudolist Neither bomb-vegrel has been fent from tielettli)lo fquadron off Boulogne. sdi)4sf . , , ,• : !• is paper had been at profs a confiderable tillaillirtioeived copies of the Metsitnst front the sptb colt* sat! inctigive. Ili& papers are alenoft filled with patriotic offers frame the teem and men of the army, ai well as by % . tswoqustsapassues, an p rivate miens. treated, in there papers. that the Danith army alrealtled in Holaein is =creating every day, and a means at prefent to 30,0= men. All the forces of Denewarkoun concentrated at this point. A. tepee vas melt induftrioufly circulated left inigheoltat the expedition under General Moot, had made a landing at Cherbourg, and dcftroyed the naval preparations there; but that in reimbarking, the loth Regiment, and the Rifle Corps, had been taken pri loners. Our Readers will judge what degree of credit is due to this rumour, when we inform them, that all that has been circulated in the different PA pers, repelling the failing of that expedition, turns oat to have been a mere fabrication of the Couaita, in which it ire appeared on Wednefday evening, and from which it was copied into all the Meaning and Evening Papers of Thurfday. So late as yeflerday, the Brigade under the com mand-of General Monts, viz. the 4th, 52d, 59th, loth, and Rifle Corps, remained encamped on Shorn, Chi, and General Moons hiinfelf was in the Town of klythe, on the Coaft of Kent.—So much for boatted priority and accuracy of intelligence ! ! Yeilerday morning at ten o'clock, his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Rear left Windfor for Ca bear Hill. His MAJESTY, the Duke of C•011/1111001, and Prin cefs Sarnia, auended as %Waal, took their morning ride in the Great Park. Her Hayarre and Prinedres AUGUSTA and sassiy. attended by L.tdies Srawst.s. sod C. Da soca is • fociable and four. took an sarofs the ratkpaitt at Billivegete Nisi round by Virginia Water. BLOCKADE OF HAVRE. The public have been already informekhot au official notification had been given to the Minis of Neutral Powers, re aiding at this Court. or.tbi blockade of Havre.de-Grace, and the other pot/rain the mouth of the Seine. On this cubic& the follow. ing orders have been iffued EV THE COMMISSIONERS roa taacunan THE.OI/111eT OF LORD HIGH ADICILLI. or TM 17/11/160 KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND .liRLAIND, &C. The Right Honourable Lord HOSAILT, one of his Majefly's principal Secretaries of State, having ac quainted us, by his letter of this day's date, that the. Xing had judged it expedient for the defence of hi. dominions, and theproteaion of his MAJESTY'S ful;- 1 jean, to eftabliih the molt rigorous blockade at the entrance of the port of Havre de Grace, and the other ports of the River ,Seine, and that the fame fiould be maintained and enforced in the trittefl manner according to the tifitgesetWar acknOisle4ged. and allowed in fimilar cafes; and that his Mowry had further caufed it to be notified to the Minitters of the Neutral Powers, that tbejuivigation thereof is, and is to• be confidered as Ming, in a - .Rate of blocked% and that, all the meeker*, authorised b - the laws of nations, thetittpettive treades;he., twcen his MA Jesry andthatikrent Nintral Powers, will be adopted and minuted with refpea to•vtlielt attempting to violate tiff tad blotkade after Lice and his Lord(bip M the fame tide figi nified to us his Kinsvel plea(bre that orders fhoulcf be given Tor,ellablifliing,the moll complete and rigor ous blockade at the entrance of the faid Ports of Havic,, and the other ports of River Seine; and that infirisflions (lm ild be'givets kithe•Commandeh of-his Modetrv's fquadroas.and !kips of war, and particularly thc Officer cosnmandlft,lli 2 0 41Irres fquadron at Guernky and,jerfeypsocitiar thefesiar cffieer 'enployed in thefaid brae, Ind all other his, himarres citizen, to lop velfels deßissed to the fakkporitilli4 llttlsey appkar to be ignorant of the caftan". apt Asp .bloe'sadev and have n 0 enemy's property on h rtl,"then only to turn them away, apprizing them that the laid ports are in a (late of the molt complete and rigorous blOckade, and writing a notice to that effea upon ono or more of the principal flap papers ; but if any Neu tral 'TIN & which (hall appear toisave been fo warped, or to be otherwife infornied. of ihk exillence of the blockade, or to have failed frogs' her lan clearing port afierit may be reafonahly fiiispofed thu tie no tification before-mentioned might have been made public there, (ball yet be found attempting or intend ing to enter ;idler of the faid yaks, fuch velfel (ball be feized and fent into is port in England for legal adjudication. Andin fetitea tO Natural veffels com ing out of the Port of Havre de GFace, or the other ports of the River Seine, any lack veffel having any goods on board appea(ing . 4ll”,:lmet? laden after knowledge of the bliselnuleoliell. is rum manner be feized and fent in for beg* adjippatios ; but that Neutral veffels consios oot of , alp hid ports in bal. lafi (except fuch as (ha octane have entered in breach of the blockade) ofbariag only goods on board I.lden before the knowledga 'of the blockade, (ball be fuffered to pats (except there be jail grounds of detention,) with a Muslim notice and warning to be written upon die p in r gFobibiting fuch vac' from again attempting to cater the &hie during the exifience off the blockade, and alto Rating the reafon for their permit king her to pars; you are, .in purfu ance of his MAJISTY% pleafure fignified to us as abovementioned, hereby required and dirty:led to I govern yourfell accordingly. _ _ Given under our hands, the 6th of Sept. tRo3. (Signed,) &e. fcc. To The rilitetikee Flag Officers, Captains, pomanders, sod Comessoding Olken of his Itaptires Moo sod Wfrok. By Command adds Lortiehips, (Signe4,) Scc. &c. C . the Miniiler of the Interior, has, accord ing to the C'eserirrils Loarroof lan night, given in his relignation to the FIRST CONSUL. The letter of re fignation is dated from Aix La Chapelle. but the ctreumilances which gave rife to skis proceeding have not hitherto tranfPired. This is the fourth time that he has done the fame thing. It is undetilnod that the loft time BUNAP•RTI Cent an anfwer by Dvaoc to this drat : "The Government difmiffts but it does nit accept of their refignation. Your lir. vices are neceffary to it. It is for yens to fay. that it is imprudent to reface them." This aufwet has bee* before the public for two months. The latell accounts from St. Domingo fiats, (hat the fituation of that fine Colony is to the I4M degree difireffing. h is computed that from the time the expedition originally failed, down to the prefeut time, upwards of forty thaufand of the bell. (oldies' of France have perifhed in the terrible confiiA. At this time the number of French troops on the illand is not firppored to exceed eleven thoufand.' ticy are very indifferently provided with fupplies orispi hind.— Of provilioos their (lore is not fulficiesitilhe the cosh fumption of two months. On the hod fide they are ready every moment to be atfailed - by the Negro es, IV Ilona French atrocities have ririikti to defperatecos and who will (hew them no mercy. So Aria is th; blockade of our (quadrats, that not'even the lissallell veffel can 'Wed its 'leaps. Their only alternative is to funendrr at difcretion ai prifooers of war, or to pera by the fury of the Blacks.. Such is the luna tion to which a number of brave men ire reduced by the detelablepesfidy of their Covert.nsent. Socli are the ',fairer-Its brought no one of the son: Fe 4, Felling Colonies of Pb r a fyffigs of rill and *Saks.. NAUDVAL INTELLIG EATS. • , MAILS THIS DAY.—WiND N. W. lit sr All. Aug. • All. s a l ad I . • tlanbursk • " • • Yffireoviu, SIFT. 'ga—Saieel iließerday for Ole Baltic, a fleet of light merchantmen. under convoy of ' the GALGO armed : alto on a cruize, the Zt BRA and Hscca booths, SottraTCAILITAMT, and,.IIILISJIX-- TS! gunbrigs;:iiir ilieLcuto3ijiiaw cutter Ar rived the Reyseart. frigate, with aliosiogger. Thil • day failed the &Mallet 011 a cruize. Arrived from the fouthward, an armed fhip, fulipptkd tobe the Di. Lit/arcs, .vrida. fleet cif merchautuse4 for the Billie, and remise ill 'theft Roids, wits the Ouvestaiiiitif 68 guns, Admiral Torrairsoriournh 'flag flip, wa :uvs bomb, Hallam and Ceti . gun . vefreh, and one cutter.. The Heneritta Eall Indiamat, captured fume time ago by the I.srvinc, Captain Saabs; expeaed to fail ter the Nore under convoy of the Vesurs boush,apffOloistri kiln` rdifel. • Pia stout thiffirs..B.a-iThelfalthi of the Artiiti;% ode thip, *he *at ah egigicAt.f. terned in 118804)4 the Yr : such piltactuaard his ip liberated t)t*t. of Admirit6iii. B. tiothing appearing , .egaillit• ltita, to fiddlansister the 'charge : he ia,btiriffsspirer agaioll the pßot. West dow,U.Paseihtßosma,loving been refitted, the ACAIT•, of gfi guu3, Capt. WOOD. IljaylieuiffOiiii. new FresickfriptidO Franchaik. of44 sans, pnne to the blinovaUtaitionii ask, and - ALaiou, is pie, ipso theme !Lately octupied .by. the Fr so &lb, of 4 4 inl4 to called in o the language nithi tifitid F atifee if her timbers ass found, and cif' the it St ffelt ,fajelly's *trice. VC'ent bite, ' bock, to eegesrede the Alias,. of so gunsa..- :Palfed up for 11itultOdth, tiW.4V,i!'rr of so . loo, Ling. Nositur, (ions a cruise,. with a ..finefraelliull' cutter, wiik xi° anchors of fpiiiis'i bud the tau* sling lugger Cherup, with 61 calks of fpirith yap-. Lured both off the The John and William, of Dirtiliouth;',Hiir v;Tor Sweetie ! Rizaered by Orikiug..a brut cad off the Liariettbe gd reffel crew' Mt! diettitelres in cher bolt& ' PO4 Ts slog 0. •Us v. the .dit.eer thitlrJ of war, and AleatiOder tranfporr, Irtkit - Opprldr Gueinfey.—Went out of harbour the.fiarges. mut pf Yelkydat arrived the -11,'41* 0 0 0 t. 1 Capt. Tow ea, from th e. Eatlavard =Sired ok Ja Louse, of dr rinh Capt. pirreideitt, forio)iu Eaftwaill. Capt. ALiasatisaariaa vial akeii ski command of the Euaus, which is ru Veldt/ ffirfit .: guard (hip, And Rationed at Cork. Dom, Sarr. g are Rill without sky views from France, the *Nancy, which. failed for Marlals,', not being. returoed. and no weed hiving , arrived from Calais. The Elifccovery armed (kip is jail ar rived in theitosd. arid' uwops, Paid tolaegoingcurth: ferret expedition. Dias., Sir e.g.—Arrived the Expiation bomb from the Nore, and fated to join the fquadron off Boit logne.—Wind Dor. 3 FROM LLOYD'S WT. (haywire, Sarv.g..—Paled by the Mena. Howell. from Jamaica; Martha. Gardner. frau Barhadaes; Ganges, Maine, from Archangel; Wi bam and John, !inter, and Peggy, Cu. vadaile. from alinebec_Sailed tha Rae, Williams, forfalibrai. tar; Ham Halailg, far Trieße ; Gawp. Carman, tar Opera; &meaty, Harewood, far PeterOurgh ; Per escrows, Evans, (or Landandenyi Jame, Middles. far Samelas Geode lieforng, Noadloas. Schierl; Tdraey Overhaed, and the Geste Habeas. Lata. lac Enandee. ARRIVED. At ltaltuesul% the Prate!lre% Hall. truer Vleibila...At Whit. by, Clara, Climber, horn Archangel—At Clyde, Mitten% Hikes. frost Wircalkas--At the me. of Franc% the Ulu, Som. sent% from Calcutta. Yefterday his Majefty's (hip the Eons -toter, of 24 guns, w•aS put into comaiifTion at Portimuuth ; and Capt. Joao NICHOLAS appoiatePto command her. Mr. RICHARD SINN►TT is appointed Maier to his Majefty's !hip the Astauscaos, of 36 guns; and Mr. A Pa►s,TOH, to the I.toraao, ni 5o guns. Lieutenants R. Caw sanw,is appointed to the LARK j P. G. Pi , to the J►TAR% ; and G. Roast's, to the CANOPVIS. The Duke of York privateer, BLAIR, on the stSth Anguß, in lat. 47. N. lung. ty. 30. W. beat off a French lugger privateer, and thereby prevented the Pas acs Ea w ssr packet, at rived from the' Leeward Hoods (which was then in fight) beinj'# captured. The following is an eatraa of a letter from an Officer on board le Towartr, Sir EDWMID Pastan , Captain, lying off Farrah dated Augull " I take the opportunity of the Parses or Watts going into port, to inform you of our unfortunate cruise. In the latter end of)unt we were blockading four Dutch fail of the line in Ferrol, which (leaped in a dark and flintily night ; we chafed them as far as the Illand of Madeira. In the mean time four fail of the Fiend; line got fate into Ferrol, and we are now cruising off that port to hindes them from join ing their grand Ant. We fent, a few days pad, a boat on fore, to parchafe frelh float ; the Gervernor, for Come time, ref uted to let them land, and when they got on iretore the Spaniards were fo Hey that they would fcarcely fell a few Iheep and vegetables. The Spaniards, laden with gold and (dyer, are daily pal Ping by us; we came along.fide as ;{gun !hip, which was repotted to have on board leven„milliunsuf Lim." Ca r r vat s.—Williamliadr, detained by the Cm 'v -10111114 from AnillerJam, bound to Archangel. Flora, French EaR Indianian, from Mauritius, bound to l'Oriest. cargo wrath taken by the Costar:raga, ETNALION, and CIIVIZ &II brig. Margaret an English Guineaman, outward bound, taken by the flora, and .ietaken by the CillFrOallll, ssaLsor ' and Causaaa brig. johns, and Engird' brig, taken by the Hawke, Dutch Republican (choosier, recaptured by the perrevar, and Er-nation. • Zee Lel Dutch Welltaiantan. coo tons burette% laden with fugar coast, end Colons. from Surinam. bound-to Arnßeretans. titan by the Cal 'remits alone. BROMSIIILL C.IdIP, SUFFOLX SEPT. 5. The 53d Regiment marched on Monday from Bromfieell Camp for Stmderland, the 69th on Tuef day for Nottingham, and the soth yefterday for Chelmsford. There Regiments are immediattly ,tf, be completed from the Army of Referee ; their fecondhattaliona.will alfo be embodied without de. lay at the fame places. Five hundred fine rent:its *nib Thi eifiy oF Referve, are already at Chelms. fprd, waiting the ar►ivel of the 3oth Regiment, great ;umbers of whom have volunteered for :aura/ (tr ice. On Wednefday lafl, Major General Sir Eras COOT, gave a fplendie entertainment to General " Maw es as and the-Officers of the 3oth Regiment on their leaving his Brigade. The-Nunh York and South Lincoln Regiments of with the soh Regiment tithe line, now oc •ctipy this encampment. The North York, which .is ;500 firm& greatly . increafed the effnilive ftrength of the Brigade. Btstmfaiell'it one of rite NFR 4 0 ° , 1 1 far a Cam p i* '0 6 94 ,Kingdom ; it is on . the : verge .at • as- exteiGse heath. ost a On! Candy . cpii, welquolied with excel. lent water ' s aad,sylitowse miles • All wars have heen re ar able for the rapid for. • tunes of costrafort find contoribree s: the prefect is not leis fo for the wealthy sequißtinns of drummer: and Apts. The drummers will noitbeitZ,ux of their trice; and the fifers will not why& for nothing. His ticelleacl the Lotd Lieu t tenant of Irehind has !Seen (leafed tit approve of the followirg Noble., men avid Gentletneti to lie I,,ientenants of DiviGon • of Lhe county Cork„:—.Vircoasst Liarks, lAA of &lOW onw, Sir is as s ? Vs F, 4art. Vifcrant Ban Tar, John HYDV, Efq. W.•Waistoi,sacusa,l4„jossa Was.. Efq. A. Waimea, Efq. . • • , His Majesty Wheal illeafed to iteiepi r Ca„ of the wills of Nowburp, *rho; and sir in & inked mother. The arengtb at prefect is 430, sad the fubfcription fin- clothing lexcelids. the 'PM of The land in die with ; Mattitser Mbriao:tra s .Efrii 4, Sandleford Priory, is appointed csiossoissikos. , Sie Creates Gas Levi on Tiredly WOO*, elan munietted to the SheittirfWiry VoledteMailSat their krvices were accepted by governineat. The report, fi rik. (fated, in a Morales 'Papihif ye lerday. that the Shorediech Volunteers had dill banded themfelrel, has been officially contrarilitkell— The Corps confifts of neariy.Soo effetliire men. ' • While the St. J.ungsIYo MS 1 :VC on Thurfday, Mr. Sllll4ll '' l) Abe Perecle. and bad a confersoce wide .ifteenannr and Ma jor Downs. . .• • • ~, .. - ; , .. i On Thrirfday the 47thittemintlfrifriatl_,. te l ieturned from Bermuda, paled over .a : on their route toColclieffer barracks;erilierellifitere. to form It partlif that garrifen., `• • .• - • ' .• '1 On 01 . ft, Ink dse Si* Itternent of rtrf landed at liefontoown Tim - Portfnioutb. and in . ed rip to the city of . Corkilustlet. thr•fern't . r ~...,.....)...., &revolve i and on mono' .11 fire di i virion inerched to Clonmel; itbere tkti Iv . • ment sto do garrifon 4uty. , ; .• The 66th and Sill regiments, at pretent at Infer i and Guerrifey, are to be relieved titunediatelythythe: 3111 and grit. The Tranfporte will be ready eit week. l'hefe regiments are chiefly cbmpafed of the Army of Referee. Twelve hundred of the Army of Referee are , at tubed to the SIR regiment about to return from Jerfey. There men are at prefent in Monnioothfhire). and Officers from the segiment have been for fit time drilling the recruits. When thefe men are in. corporaied with the aid, the regiment will be rem Itrong, a fufficient number of men tq form tiro Ilrong battalions. On Friday next, the two regiments of Life (hard' end the Oxford Blues are to be reviewed together before his Mariisrr, on Wimbledon Common.. In order to be perfett in their maneetivres, and to ai-. culloni themfelves in each other, thefe three regi• ments have been prallifing together at different times on that place, for a fortnight pall, under the infpec tion of Lord CATHC•IT. SOMUSITTLACI VOLVICTIMIS:The SOMerilt.• place Volunteers yellerday evening paraded. its full uniform. The hour of 'trembling was fixed at Ulf pall five, previous to which, however, every Member of this fine Corp) appeared under-arms. They fell in on the Terrace, but were afterwards marched hut the Square, which has lately been repaired and gra• welled for their accommodation. They eenspefed three fquads,and though they have Only been formed two months, we have the plasfure•-to Rate, that there were lan evening between a and atio in the fiat (quad. At fix o'.clock their Lieutenant-Colnnid. Sir A. S. H•m MOND, together with the othet Field thielTh entered the ground. and were received by the Corps with general falute ; after which the rear 'hike eis took open order, and marched pall their Command. tag Officer in open column, the Officers faliernit ; they palled: they then formed into line, and. Tien through the manual lend platoon 'curdle With the 'lima precifion, and much to the fatisfiltioa of the Officers prefeut. Through tome iniitake. the gate' Were not kept 'hut, as was direfled, the Officers with• ing to bring the Corps into a (late of forwarder* previous to admitting the public to view thelp,.i confequence of which the ground was ovoidal 5. ,,, genteel company. who teemed to be highly pleatesi with the manner in which the Corps acquitted thew. Mires. Their uniform affords a leffon to the chg . ( rent Volunteer Corps in the Kingdom ; it is nest in the estivate, sad she Committee :eon to have bad in view what (bey have happily .ucompliked namely, that of rendering the appearance of the Corps truly military. This Corps, comparatively (peaking,. is as ilhons 'as any now in exiitence, for when it is conqdoisd that it court*. entirely of Gentlemen, beinollult 1° the different Ofiiees in the buddies, clothed at noir own eapenee, and that many of them retitle at a yen eonfiderable didance from s on , ef f et .place, it 11 . 1 matter of forprik that they already snider need {so efeßivit men. They *ill morning and evepil i sg al and mount a Subaltern's gasird every met, %Di° their arms sad ifinatutitiaa. • • . ~..:1 .. mes Ikc• riot- full Ulf Rice fell into gra• icd ned fiat Gal A. P ski ;)as rent the the eta I{h• rm• ife- in Lid I— t gin a 4 red rS to eir • 1 a rif I; d tie