now as little hindrance as possible, he commanded the vt lot of tee molt , and all the enemy's ships. lii. Nlajesty's squadron, as well :Is the British force, appeared to be inspired with the devotedness of our mag naniti ons chief to the cause of all mankind . and the coolness and order with which the terrible tire of the batteries was replied to close under the massy walls of Algiers, w i' I as little admit of description, as the heroism and self.devotion of each individual generally, and the greatness of Lord Esmouth in particular, in the attack of this mem or abl e day. The destruction of nearly half Algiers, and, at b o'clock in the evening, the burning of the ‘s hole A Igerine navy, ha e been the result of it. Till 9 o'clock, Lord Emontli remained with the Queen Charlotte in the same position, in the hottest of the fire, derby cocoa. raging every one not to give up the begun work until the whole was completed, and thus displaying such per. severance that all were animated with the same spirit, and the tire of the ships against that of a brave and des. perate enemy appeared to redouble. Shortly alterwards, the Queen Charlotte,by the loosen. ing of the burning w reek. being in the greatest danger, we wert• under the heaviest fire, only anxious for the safety of our noble leader ; but, upon offering him the assistance of all the boats of the squadron, his reply was —" that having calculated every thing, it behoved us by no means to be alarmed for his safety, but only to continue our fire with redoubled zeal for the execution of his orders, and according to his ekampk. " Ibis Lordship nt last, about half an hour to 10 o'clock, havin g completed the destruction in the le, gave orders to retire without the reach of the enemy's ; which 1, as well as all the others, scrupled to obey, before the Queen Charlotte was in safety fromthe burning ships. I wins retreat, which, from the wantof wind and th• damage suffered in the rigging, was very slow, the ships had still to suffer much from a new op , tied ;tad re. doubled tire of the enemy's batteries; at last, the land. breeze springing up, which Lord Exmouth had reckon ed upon, the fleet, at 12 o'clock, came to anchor in the middle of the bay. The Queen Charlotte, under the fire of the batteries, passing the Melampus under sail, his Lordship wished to he able to see me, in order to completely reward me by shaking my hand in the heartiest manner, and saying 1 have not lost sight of my Dutch friends; they have, as well as mine, done their best fur the glory of the day." This circumstance, and the general order of Lord Exmouth to the fleet, of which I have the honour to enclose a copy, must make the squadron hope for his Majesty's sat isfactiou. For our loss in killed and wounded, I have to refer you to the aubjuined list: it is remarkably small for ships exposed to a tire of eight hours duration, in cow. parison with that of the English ships. In the damage done to our rigging, &c. your Excellency will observe that we have brio less fortunate. The day after the action, Lord Exmouth sent a second summons to the Dey, of which his Lordship sent me a copy: it stated, that by the destruction of half Algiers, and of his whole navy, the Dey was now chastis e d f or his faithless conduct at Bona, &c., and that he co u ld only prevent the total destruction of the town by th e acceptance of the conditions of the preceding day, Th e signal of the acceptance of the conditions w as the firing of three shots, which, three hours afterwards, we h a d the .Istisfaction of hearing. In a conference w i t h two persons empowered by the Dey, on board Lord Ex. mouth's ship, at which myself, together with Admiral Milne and Captain Brisbane, were present, all the points were regulated. The conclusion of the peace was for EnJand and the Netherlands celebrated by the firing a salute of twice 21 cannon ; and I have now the satisfaction of wishing )tot joy on the Furcessful termi nation of the ellOrts of his Majesty in the cause of hu manity. [Here follow praises N slowed by the Admi ral on the dillerent officers of his squadron.] In proof of his adherence to the trt sty, the Dey most this day, at 12 o'clock, deliver up 300,000 dollars; and all the slaves must be ready for embarkation at the w has f. Thuse of our country are in number Y 6 or 27, all well, besides man) others driven into the interior of the country, and who cannot be here before two or three days. I shall have the honour, on a future opportunity, to report further to your Excellency ; and am, with the highest respect, .Cc. &c. T. VAN CAPer.I.r.N. Majest,'s frigate Tlay of Algiers, Aug. 30, 1616. (I ) Queen fliarlotie, 110 gun..,; Impregnable, ; Superb. 74 ; Illinden ; 711; A Non. 74 ; Leander, SU; Severn, 40; 40; 114anicos, ; Ilebrue, 36; Heron, 16; ine,l Pronnoneto, 18; Cordelia, 10: Brilowari, 10; I.ipresa, ; Falmouth N; Iteelzeboh, honh; Flury, Wen; ; llrcia, lien;; Infernal, ideal. ntilrlA 111 Hamlin; 44 ; Fri derica, 44; Dage raad, 30; Diana, 41; Ambtel, 41 ; and Eendragt, IN. The Netherlanders who were in captivity at Algiers, mere already, on the 31st of August, 041 board the flag ship of Vice. Admiral Van de Capellen, who had ap. pointed the DDgernad frigate to convey them to their native country. . The «avette Eetulragt has been sent to Musedlei, to bring the Consul Frassinet. Th.e joyful tidings of the victory over the Algerines was midi, known to the inhabitants of this resiire by the brit/ of cannon. THE NATIONAL 'REGISTER. From the LONDON 6.lZETTE,.nteedny, Sept. 17. 8.% N It I* PTC lES EN I -311 G U. D. YOCKo,,ittn. od Entiehl, farmer, from Sept. 2s to I let. A. .1. 'flu 0)1 PSO ,Of Wlippillg-null,olllll-014 tier, front '.!l to Oct. 12. !lAN li lit rrs. W. now of half 31pm-street. Bishoopagate-street. oilimon, Sept. 91, Ot t. 11. 29, at Guildhall. Au. Mr. Church, Paternoster-row, Ilishops+otte.street. .1. Trutiar, of East Lane-stairs. Bermondsey, sailmaker. Sept. 21, ht. 12,29, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Eyler. Ciostle-st. I lountimlitelo. W. S. Almost, of Colo:luster, gmeer. Sept. 15, Oct. atl, at t. ulchcs ter. Atts. Pocock anti Co. Ely-place. Iholiairn. W. end H. TIT roan, of 171)ion.street. Spitallields, silk manufacturers. Sept. 11, In, Oct. 29, at I Mildhall. Att. 31 . r. James. Iliocklersbury. W. Al. TARTT, of Old lineal -start, inerelumt, Oct. 5, 12, 19, at Guildhall. Au. Mr. Paterson, Ohl Broad-street. .1. A oeuvrot, of North Shields, ship-owner. Sept. 23, Oct. 9, 29, at North Shirks. Atts. Noonan suit c o . G ra y', Ina-s q uare. J. 11.swsost. of Ilerhy. hosier. Oct. s, 9, .19. at Derby. Atts. Long and to. Gray's-inn. A. SI-VIA:11, of l'llll,llllgton, Cheshire, corn-dealer. Sept. 24, 2.5, Oct. 29, at North%) ieli. A to. Leigh and Co. New Bridge -street. .1. B sit,. of Bishop Stortfonl, flentmishire, money-scrivener, Sept. 21, la, Oct. 2J, ut Guildhall. Att. Mr. Makinson, Temple. J. if t: it it of I.i reel sad. merchant, Och 3, 4, 29, at Liverpool. Atts. Tarrant and ( ' o. Chancery-lane. .1. Wystts E, of Kim, , loridge. Devon, currier, Sept. 20, 21, Oct. 29, at Plymouth. 3lr. 3fakinsim. Temple. I:. soma.. of Manchester. manufacturer, ht. 5,4, 29, at Manchester. Arts. Milne and Co. Temple. J. I Lssi ay, of Market Itai-in„ Lincolnshire, inn-keeper. Oct. 7,8, 29, at Roston. Atts. Lodingtun and Co. Temple. F. SAWVI:II, of lopton, Suffidk, hay-jobber, Sept. 25, 2t3, Oct. 29, at Frioulingliam. Att. Air. Dusky, Temple. . JACKSON, of Frostraw, Yorkshire, wool-dealer. Oct. T. 3, 29, at Kendal. Att. Mr. Singleton, Millman-street, Bedford-row. F. J. lon macs:. of Liverpool, shipwright, Oct. 19, 21, 29, at Liver pol. A tts. A sista) and Co. Liverpool. .1. 111(11A11111OIN. of Kirkby-Kendal. Westmorland, house-uarpentcr, (lit. 2. 5. 29, at Kendal. Au. Sir. Addison, Staple-inn. J. Moan !NI'S, Pentonville. merchant. Sept. 14. ¶r.s, Oct. 29, at GuildhalL Atts. Jones and Coo. I,orel Mayor's ('ourt-office. 1 )15'11/ENDS AT GUILDHALL. Out. 29, W. Warne, of Bedhird-stmt, Covent-ganlen, boot-nytker. i 2, .1. II ickiix, of 'Worthing, draper. H. tinder, of Iligh-strett. Poplar. chandler. Oct. 19, IV. Renton. of lloAton-Eields, nurseryman. Oct. s, J. Darwin, of %V upping. Wall, tailor. DIV) DEN DS IN TH E EOPN1'111". Oct 9. P. Faweitt, of St. Martins, Northamptonshire, innholder, at St. Martin's. Oct. 9, .1. ll:limey, of North Shields. ship-owner, at North Shields. Oct. ¶l. Alt.-sop, of Preston Flows,/' bcrlatid, clieek-unanufaeturer, at Whitchaven. Sept. 50, IL Everitt, of Great Vanuatu'', grocer, at Great Yamitnith. Oct. 1 t, M. Yarnell, of Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire, banker, at Ashby-(le-la-Zouch. E IFICATES, Our. K.—J. I.:scuilier, of Piccadilly, wine-mer alant-X. Squire, of Furnivars-ii.n-coon, Holborn, printer —D. Maw, of Riches-court, Line-street, merchant—ll. Chapman, of New real, St. George's-in-the-East, carman—A. Calvart, of Sydenham, ship-owner—W. and S. Scowenift. and W. Milton. of Brightmet, Lancashire, bleachers—J. (imam of Mark-lane. wine-broker--1.. s“1. hound!. 31. Agate, and T. Dawhatii, of Fleet-street, linen-drapes-- W. Phillpin, of lireatl-stmt, merchant—H. Ilaytiehl, Mark-lane, wine-broker—ll. Chesney. of High Holborn, fringe-manufacturer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. G. Ganlner and I it. Of Malll'lleger. ItrybillterS. .1. F. Muller and Co. of 1 lambargii. ti. Booth and Co. of Liverpool, corn-merchants. Tickle, of l'adiliam, and W. *Kay, of Burnley, cotton-spinners. .1„t llt ('o, of lAivils„ WM. .1. and T. Simson, of liotherbithe, tiniber-nierchants. Sir 31. W. Ridley, Bart. and T. Winship, of Cowper Colliery, North.- FrotnSiTU It DA rs LONDON G.IZETTE,Sept. 21 . I('hite/m/4 Sept. 21. The Prince Regent has been plew.od to grant the dignity of a Vis. count of Crest Britain and Ireland. to Edward Baron Exmouth, ot• t h e m ite , . 1 / 4e . and to his heirs, by the Hanle of Viscount Exnnitttli, of t'untinteign, I /min. Sept. 19.—The Prince Regent has also appointed David Milne, Esq. Rear-Admiral of the Blue. to he Knight Commander of the Rath. Also the billowing 1 nficers of the Navy. to be Companions of the Bath. 'aptain C. Ekins—t . aptain the thin. E. W. laiier—taptain F Wi,e—Captain the lion. .Maitland—Captain W. l'atersoo—Cap. tain .1. Cade. Mao the Honour of linightlaaal on Brigadier Gen. Alex. Boyce, (ui. of Engineera. AIN° T. Fonbianque. Kati. to be limaul at Dunkirk. lIANKRI:I"rCV T. W T •sv, of St. Alban a, liertfortialiirc, glass-chalet, &trial Slrt. 17 10 NOV. 5. 11.1NKHI'l"fS. .1. Nlns rem vivre 1' and .1. Bit of Liverpool, merchant , . Oct. lb, 17, NOV. t. at Liverpool. Atts. Atkinson and Co. Chancery-lan, W. l'orTs. of Liverpool, builder. Oct. I t, 1.5, Nov. 2, at Liverpool. Ans. Atkinson and Co. Clouicery.lana J. W E 1.1. s and W. II um r i.T 0 N of I .iverpool, merchants, Oct. 14, 13, Nov. 2. at I• i verp. ail. A tts. Clarke anti ( 'o. C Mowery-lane. M. Brat., late of 1-leworth, dyer, Sept. 24, 211, Nov. 2, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Stokes, Golden-srare. A. and IL and .1. S 311 T ,of Mincing-lane, merchants, Sept. 2s, Oct. Nov. 2. at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Allan, hid Jewry. S. BALI., of Ibilderness. tumor, Oct. 9, 10, Nov. 2, at Bridlington- Quay, Yorks. Att. Mr. Taylor. 11ridlinrum. W. Cool(, late of Farith. I I untingdonslitre, victualler, th't.ll , 12, Nnv. Y. at Cando idge. A us. Smith and Co. I lattoreganlen. 5..1 ‘C(1118, late of Manchester, dollies-dealer, 012.7. 9, Nov. 2. A us. I urd and l'o. Temple. .1. Ganes:a. late ot I lastinpi. linen-draper. Sept. 28, Oct. it, N ov . 2, at Guildhall. Acts. NV iltshireloal ('n. Old limad-strect. W. Sm I T 11, of Leominster, timber, (Itt. 16, 11. Nov. '2, at Leomins ter. Att.. Jenkins and Co. New-it.o. S. Mmtsom._of Leadenhall-street, 11u-reliant. Sept. 2M, Oct. 12, Nov. 4, at Guildhall. Aft. Mr. Ninti 'l'l , „ 1 , 1111.1 N, of lfanehestcr, cotton-merchant, Oct. 9, to, Nov. 2. at Manchester. Att. Mr. Ilislop, Manchester. W. 11a.tftni• v, of Birmingham, engraver, Oct. 11, 12, Nov. 2, at Birmingham. Att. Mr. Hatt, New Roswell-court. J. SaywEl.t., of 31ucclesfichl, and It. Kinsmww, of Wood -street, Cheapside, silk-manufacturers, Sept. tit, Oct. .5, Nov. 2, at Guild hall. Att. Mr—lames, liticklersburv. J. !AHAB ci.s:s. late of Blackburn. cotton-manufacturer, Oct. 11, 12, Nov. Y. at Blackburn. Arts. ( larke and Co. Chancery-lane. .1. It. SmIIIIVMAN. of Birmingham. cutler, Oct. 11, 12, Nov. 2, at Ilridgroatb. A tts. Ilasur and ('n. Furnival'a-inn. T. and E. NI c n 'tics:, of King's-Lynn, cork-manufacturers, O t t. 10, I I. Nov. 2, at King's-I.yr.n. ‘Villis and Co. W emfonl court. W. Wtt.OW. late of' Manchester, linen-draper. Sept. 28, Oct. 7, Nov. 2, at Manchester. Att.. Adlington and Co. Bedford-row. It. l't:wcw, of lilandford-Forum, and J. Forte E, of Wintborne-Mins ter, I hirset, auctioneers. Sept. 27, 28, Nov. 2, at Wimborne•Minster. Att. Mr. I lean. (;uilford-street. T.1;;; : .1.1; and Ilr VIVIEN, of Kingston-upon-Ifull, merchants, Oct. 4,8, Nov. 2, at K ingston-upoli-11ull. Ans. Longdill find Co. Gray's Iti-.quart. J. and T. C. LEMAN. of Ari. tol, money-scriveners, Oct. 1, 2, Nov. f, at Wig& Atts. Vizard and Co. Lincoln's Inn-Was. SEPTEMBER 23. J. WoonwAara, of Aylelhory, ffshmonger. Oct, 1, Nov. 2, at Aylesbury. Att.. Baxter and (*o. Furnivarssinn. J. and B. Kultt t.Rv. of Womliiiestiwt, earthenware dealers, Oct. 9. 10, Nov. tf. at Att. NI r. Temple. G. I . )mm t.tt, ut 113,ellaury, Sontersetshire. carrier. Oct. 14, 13, Noe. 2, at Bath. Atis. Aillington and Co. lhallitrdsn,w. .1. 11. W of AI ancliestcr, silk-manufacturcrs, Oct. '2l. ‘22, Noy. 2, at Alanclusster. Atts. Edge and Co. Norfolk-at. Strand. J. Pom.E. of Blotteester. baker, Sept. 26, 27. Nov. 2. Att. Nir* Brtwar.lntildin.m. Chatwerv-lane. DIVIDENDS AT (;( 1 11.1)HALL. Oct. 1?, .1. N. Itatlelytti., ut Lower Temple -street, Birmingham, plater. Nov. 2..1. l'aylor. of Gray's.loit I Attic. mercer. Oct. 12, .1. Peat and .1. Mantlall, of itettfortl-bt. Covent-pin., nterveri. Oct. 12. it. 11. F. Williams and NI. Wilson, of Liverpool, merchants. Oct. 11, W. E. Hodgson and .1. Bubb, Of Crown-office-row, :atomic.. Iles. I'l, J. Hutton, of Durham, gilder and painter. (let. 1.2,'1'. Chamberlayne and Co. of CumbcrLool-st. coach-makers. Oet. 12, E. Ni•Sti Intl'. of Pinners-Illall. London, merchant. Oct I'2. Orcakspear, of Oxford -street, silversmith. Oct. IV, T. Hibbs and 11. Saxby. of Wcelcy, Essex, grocers. Ott. I?, E. Pocock, of Huntingdon, plumber. (lt. 12, S. Charles, of Dotvgatc-hill. brash-maker. Oct. Pi, G. Jackson, of Swan-street, Kent-read, nicalman. (14,1. 12, J. Finch, of East Grinstead, SUS,C,C, carrier. Nov. g, G. Oliver, of Skinner-street, linen-diaper. N GS IN TIII•: cot' N'l UN% Oct. 25, T. Apsey, sen. of Stionfonl, Lincoln, brazier, at Cantlatil h e. Oct. 21, A. Garnett. of Liverpool, merchant, at Liverpool. Oct. 14, .1. Cottingliam, of Liverpool, utensil:on, at Chester. Oct. 14, i. Campbell, of Liverpool, upholsterer, at Li% erpool. Ott. 21, 'l'. llonychurch, Of Bristol, house-carpenter, at Bristol. tkt. 19, W. Elhott, of Penv, Cornwall. sail-cloth nitintfacturer. Oct. If, H. liodipion,of Nort Zenon. York, surgeon, at Northallerton Sept. 23, J. Filer, of Briglithelmston, Sussex, wine-merchant. Oct. 22, G. ("ttlebatch, of Al ilrerton, Warwick, nwalman, at Warwick. Oct. 12, J. Welch. of Birmingham, brass-thunder, at Birmingham. I let. IS, 11. Heynell, of Itrii.tol, linen-draper, at Bristol. Oct. 13, P. !Wad , of Plymouth-dock, baker, at Plymouth-dock. Oct. Ix, .1. U.loper. of Kidderminster, Worcester, victualler. Ot sr. t2.—.1. Pilgrim, of (treat Wilbraham, Cambridge, victualler—.l. Tripe, of West Teignmouth, Devon, taylor —W. Newham, of King's I.ynn, Norfolk, merchant—W. Corium, of Reediford Mill, and S. Bolton, of Eturdu Ilall, Moth in the Chapels,' of Colne, Lance -ter, cotton-spinner-_SI. Warren, of West 'reign- mouth, Devon, and W. %Vithycombe, of Jut Teigtimouth merchants —E. W. Brown, of Friday -street, Cheapside, livery-stalies-kccper— IL Ward, of Ikccles, Storklk, groccr—G. Rome. of St. Krithanne's lane. victualler—J. Radford, of Manchester. dyer—(:. ('ondom, of North Shields, ship-owner—J. fling, of Tunbridge, Kent, grocer— W. Gibson, of Liverpool, merchant--G. Wood and J. Jackson, of Broughton, Manchester, ealiomprinters—.l. Masonic, of Miscrdine, Gloucester, fanner—J. Oliphant and J. Saxton, of Barge-yard, Buck lersbury, Inerchant,-1). Cole, of IVolverhampton, currier—J. and J. Gaskill, of the M Minks, merch: n Taylor and G. G..larti tan, of Ecnclottreli-street, sail-e hith it tercliants---1. Scott. of Sallintl, Lancaster, butcher. l'. IITIs'ERSIIII'S DISSOLVE D. .1. It. Peace and %V. Withers, of 'Clifton-street, %Vesuoins. attorniest G. Thompson, stn. and Co. el Thinner, York, cotton-manufacturers. .1. ('slow and J. Bell, of Manchester, grocers. T. Cunningham and NI. Wilson, of Ashton-under-Lyne, booksellers* T. Lowrks, jun. and Co. of Ilattilourg, merchants. It. Dodges and J. Evans.. of Basing-lune, merchants. It. F. Green and G. IVliitelicad, of Woridlestiord. York. stone - masons .1. Cotrie and .1. Patterson, of Prebton, I.anc.tste;. drapers. J. Appleyard and T. Hider, of Pudsey, York, merchants. • ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissar!, in Chit:T . ll Wire, Great Georp , strect. London, '270, list. 1816. NOTICE is herelq given to «ll Peraons ilexiroux of Contracting to S,,pply the . fidAnciog A,ticksforthe I's,. qf Me A, Wu, lIREAD—To His Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments. Quar ters, and Barracks, in the under-mentioned Counties and Islands : Anglesea Dorset Montgomery Redford Durham Norfolk Bells (including the Essex Northumberland Town of Hungers dint Nottingham ford) Glamorgan OxtOrd Berwick Gloster (including the Penthroke Brecon City of Bristol) Radnor Bucks Hants liutlaud Cambridge (including Ilereford Salop the Town of New- llerttitrd Somerset marker) Hunts Staflitrd Cardigan Isle of :\ fan Stiftidk Carmarthen isle of Wight Surrey Carnarron Kent SU*: x Chester Lancaster Warwick Cornwall (including Leicester Wtsstmoreland Scilly) Lincoln Wilts Cumberland Merioneth IVorcester Denbigh Al iddlesex York—And in the Derby Monmouth several Counties in Ihron Northampton North Britain. OATS—To his Majssty's Cavalry in Cantonments :Jul Quarters, in the under-mentioned Counties and islands:— Anelesca 1 /enhigli Merioneth Redbird herby Monmouth Berwick 1 /wham ,hlenteunicry Brecon Flint Oxford Bucks 4 ilarvirgan Pembroke Cambridge (.li' Radnor l'ardigan Ilerefonl Rutland Carmarthen Ilertinrd Salop Carnarvon Hunts Stafford Chester lain( star 'Westmoreland Cumberland I.incoln Worcester FORAGE, viz.—Oats. )fay, and Straw, to Iris Majesty's Cavalry in Barracks, and Oats in Cantonments and Qtuirters, in the under mentioned Counties in South Britain : Iterfoi Middlesex Wilu—York t 'ln n wall Norfolk Ordnance Barracks at I teyon Northampton Newcastle - upon - I Corset Nottingl MU Tyne. and 4)at.. in Essex Somerset the County of Nor• liants (including Isle Suffolk thumberland of Wight) - Surrey And in the severml Kent Sussex Counties in North Lancaster Warwick Britain _ .. . .. . Thal the deliveries are to e.mmrnre oo and trerata 7 p7h dais of October we, ; that proposals in uniting, sod, d ap, and marked. • Tender for Army Supplies,' will he reeci.sed at this (Ore. on or bdiire T.'otrsday the telith day (JO 'Sire:awe (hat male will he received after herbs,' o ' l . lek on that day), 1111,1, sent by past, the postage must hr paid. l'roposals must be made separately Pr rash county and island, e.rrept jiir the rowdies COOTTiti4e Yorth nod Smith Woks, all of ',Midi twist he balloted in one Tender ; as aim most the warred Coun ties in North Britain ; and each proposal must /were the letter which is annered to the tender, properly jilted si r , by 1,r,, if known property, 14,1:4;.440 to hmemil with the party tendering, in the amount 'fated in the printed particulars, fir the due peilin maitre .1 the rinds act ; and era proposals will be noticed artless made on a printed tender, and the prices ey)• vied ist words at length ; and shatild it aa happea, that dariag the continuance of Mr contract, no troops should be stationed or supplied lii the county, the elpenec of the c,m tract and bend. paid in the first blAtolOC^ 1 . 4 the contractor, to be re ,fnaded to him by Hs" entwris.,,try i n Ch id : Partienhirs of the contrarls may he had urn,' application nt this 011 ire, between the hours elreen and . fire r and at the (I . oce tf Lk paw Commissar y Gering: Fount, Edinhargh. &MAI aftlet Bread and Meal may be ...en at this (Va. .. ._ .., _ _ _______ . ________ ____ kw tiring or cannot!. . &topics af the Bread and Meal may be ....en at this Office. . • I