Birmingkam licrall says- , —" The attention of our Magistrates, and tLa activity of unr been manifested this week, 14r t? duns of uur prison Lcing thrown wide open, not a cell hang occupied, or 3 prisoner under examination ; this was the easo I rilay, and we trust that the cireumstsnre is an intr. Linger of better and tan-k., prosiscrous tims. We hop tLat we shall have frequent occasion Id record such a Ftoaf a the peaceable aatl orlgly cotaluet of our towns- Just pOilislied, New Eilit.ar.i of PINN)CK'S 4.::i11...EC1 - lISIIS ut . the ARTS njul tc::ENCES, (Price Nine-Pc:lsec each.) 'Phrie little works are re c.-it:mewl:ll to the attention, of est?" l'arer.t Lid Teacher. as the Liost useful S...ries of Itooks that eat be pot-into the hand i•of Young ratiple. each Ixtuk coatitiiiinF the :iriticipie of the art or science ea isnich it v:r.go, and written in so clew and easy - a style that it can be t.7.clerstood by the :Leanest capacity. Arithmetic English Cri.mmar I.stir rirair.mar Ancient IlistOry French Gun:inter 'Mt%lnane 1...tr01.4r.1y First Catechh.n. Minrrarogy Architeei are General Knowletlot Modern lliatery Aktriccilturu deug...iilly iil nsic Algebra . (:oometry • Mythology 'hole and Gospel Heraldry Natural Ilihtnry lim..ny II istliry of 7 7 .6:;1:c--.cl Navigation H:itisli Biography- History of Seetietci Perspective . Itr.tish Law Histc:ry of ire:. .-,d l'netry • 'Classical Blogrr.phy Ith.tory of nonce IleliE,:im . Chemistry llistnri of ]bateTrael , qnt: P.rn - ntrierce Citronology rislory of t:r.acc Uni: - efs..ci lic..ory Vrawitip Ilitnory of Arterial 6 , Being led tolool: into these works. we haste bet n rleasin;dy so:- .y.rised at the variety and razuracy of the informant - 4i th....y contain, within so snuill a compass, and in so excellent:, form; azoi ice Illtlit. say, that niorernarcnient. accurate.. well-nrrangel, and proper pub. lications were never submitted to general olw.crvanon."—LlThr.all,Y 4.\41t11 }:. N0.:59. N. B. l'ublished by I'innock, 2,7 s Strand, Loudon, aut. sold by si:Bookselltrt; in Er.glaati. . . NZW AND INH'ItOVEDI3OOKs ON THE ART OF BIADING. Jurt published, by l'innock Ind Maunder. Menturian Press, N 0.267, Strand, and sold by dlßooksellers, THE CHILD'S FIRST BOOK; ory on Easy ••0 Reading; tonsirtingof Menceyllableswn'y, arranged smell a, as to give the correct sounds of .the VOWels in their varioos •ct.tatitc:s; thus I:4in,- the foundation fur Spdlittg and :4'4'1115 ea /taming principles. Price 3d. The M Z NTORT A N PnlMEnt Or, Pinntrek's Second Book for - Children at too early age. Price 6d. N.B. Coo-dam:dile pains hove been taken to adapt this Book to the espaeities of Children. The Lessens are slime and ent , y to be under e.tood, while care has been taken to select such vonis as , 4 dl make the Child acquAnted with the Names and Properties of things moss fre quently seen or s•v , kelinf: and, to render . Ens task the more inviting, scary neat Wood ('tits arc introduced. The JUV EN ILE HEADER;' brie r. a Sequel to the Mentorian Fri cdeuk.ted for Crtildren from 'flint to seven yeari old, eth edi tion, with considerable improvements, and the addition or many original pieces. Price ls. N.B. For the improvement of youngpeople in Reading, this is the c:.capest and best book now in use. It contains a great number of very easy Reading Leavens a and. for the convenience of the Teacher, each Lesson is divided into Verses, so that, the Pupils being . .. , brnied -into Chimes, Touch trouble is saved to the instructor. The CHRISTIAN CHILD'S READER; cont3inir.g a seleetirm of -easy pieces hour the Holy Seripttiver, and from 11 writing of the most eminent Moralists and Divizit., for the useof the junior clayst* in schools. Price AN INTRODVCTION To TILE UNIVERSAL EXPLA'rATHEY READER. for Cidldren from Six to Ten Year 3 old. Price:-Ts. THE UNIVERSAL EXELAs:ATOIIi - ENGLISH REASER, EACH -1:IUi to assist. both Teacher and upil; con.d.ting of Seitetio•ts in it,ose and Vet se, on WC:re--MIL; and unmoving Subjvcts. sth edition. P; - ix ss. N.B. These four READERS are so arranged as to hail on the Pu pil, by easy and regular gradation, to a complete aequirenitnt of the art of Reading with graoz and propriety ; every care being taken to adapt them to any capie:ii7 • anti the system on which they are edited b t 4rig found. rum experitAce, to afford peculiar facility of instruc tin, with case and pleasantness to the lnstruaor. Of whom may also be had. the SCHOOL C.I.TALOGI:E. Price IS. • • - In the press. and sherd! , will bepuMished, price es. fitil published by Messrs. Piiinock and Maunder, Strand. AN lI.LI.I•iTitATIVE P.EVIEW of the SYS- Tr...‘t and 1'1tINCIP1.1; of LIFE recd FIRE INSURANCE.; at the E:r.ne time, the saperlor advantage derived by ell exile who tin'te upon the plan of the Norwich and National fi.ittial .'.:trainee; and retudag and repelling, with truth dral iitdignation, the libellous Attacks and the unfounded Charon; lately c..lliltited against it. By TIIOM A S BIG NO Is D. It is certain, viat no petiod of the history of Life and Fide insur. mice ()trees was there c. er embodied so formidable an Association b,half of the hest intern is of the public. as the gtv.tt htteS) Of the. Plembers of the Norwich and Nation...! Union now are. But constant niisrepnwentution, wrekly eq.:tact! by sonic,. and tinily :rid indus triously echoed by the hirelmns ef the Pixenix and other trading' Companies in the same lice of business, united to the force of mid:canted and never cr:•sinst faltehood. tray cl:tma:ze the fairest etpuoulon. especially if no pains arc taken to mai kanil Inand the lib e ll e r. Mr. It mold acted unit more delicacy than w - sdont in not taking • more ea;ly and decisive steps to defend the character of the l!trtwili Institution, elms wantonly and tintemittMgly traduced; but, at all events. ::s lllaistrat to Review wit: came Partly, if tardily, to i ts „id. as a pl-,d 4; e may be matt rernionsly given ti.at its twist will be th'ly rentvncd in the Melia :cc of Coe public ; n conti. dente justly due to an institution whidt es arts so lauelt vigour in the midst of CO notch ruhoony, and a after a lung and moral forbearance. at La:rth takes effe.nual measures to res tore its natural strength. and to resitme its fanner will einvil atone. c a tion. Slmilar considerations to these alsn gove*a Mr. Bignold in the justification of his awn individual charaeter. And rush the object, the .;:iris, and tendency of the 'dusts:l6l , e Itericw of Life and Fire liouesnec. :s:c. it is strenuously urged upon the ro teriticti of the public, with a request that the public opinion on the avltj. et (tithe No: a ii.li Union mat. he suspended mail thin publication lin:. dm- to appear and operate C.ll it 1., uccorthattime to instruct fiinuds, and to refinnt Mrs er.tutics; till it gives a new tutu to the gl tl_ouits of :qr. Thorp and Co., raises new - it4las in di: minds of tl•n Inntamt, and di:tenable:: in and a better manner those 1....•.01,!. which have been inflanied and in:lamed by the preiiidietai, t! of the :elf interested. 'l'. H. I'ssw Bridge Street. Blackfrlars. 'MEDICAL BLANK I,ABELS, of mixed xi7cs, 4^'O for al., highly useful to Ilcases cf eattnsite practice; though e;+ in ately felt:Ltl utal tmLotitd. ate chent,cr 0 an any one can foals'. LCCUIZI.C, froth the armyl curisinuption of litany halhdral rNons, the) titer is exec Iler.t, r.r.al charged *ids DO retail profit, wl3lst 0 a cutting 4.11 C out of the other, pays by the Easing, tor the nutlsicg. all doge incry. Sold Ly J. Collfm. Mtal. Drylseller, Croothcoort, r0?..0 ; fifitticl•ar, ISt, Ft. Mai tin's•lane • and at .ati a qifer;:rice NOl. With inch in the mei try rtutitnrrh. tett j aid , will Lane • tt.c *. sin: rt.furtml :an Iv= • Pl?Alts':;T lIANS PA It F.NT SOA P.—Th ir Soap clouds unrivalled as a disovery of Cie highest importiothe, for its supe.ior excellence in cicining the ekinoopreaerviag is frora the eiiliete of the weather, sat air. &c_. and impros lug appoaraneo.— I t removes every blesitiili froth its liUrfAC:t. tend by due perseverance never fails to render it ilelicatelr clew. and beautiful. Prepared by A. Pears. Sri', Wells Str:A, Oxford Street, London. • and sold at lc. Li. rd. r.nd 6d. per lainare.. Also Gentle4:en's ' Shaving eida-s. tit is , . and 2e. id. PC:171i . 4 Bat.irrfa Clean) elleAutaly elcanse3 the Tour= of the *Mr.. giving nelure its fullest advoritage. of tlirowio,, ,, oil, peraph the eatieuk.,,Serrlitia, a kith every perm': has in a more of less degree, and is partly Ilia re:Ann why some persons are fairer thun others. t mai the ehAnesai ofitsmeture, it protects the -skit; front ti:c severity of the weather: anal its coiling relizve.; A from the effects of thu ma. heath of families. who object to the' me oi Soap,' canna object to the sate of the Ilsiteni.: Cream. It being formed of the tno,t salutary ingrciliente of the vegetable Lingdoin, what C11111)Z more truly norespriate to feminine &fleecy, or consonant to the ir.• elinations of tboso wLo Whit It possess a char coraplexion.-2s. del. pc, pittt. His I.ignid Dlvoin of nose:, whielkailds the most enchanting btiatity to the eutuitclaince,atal ir.ipobres the simpiecharms of rho are. ' Si. rid. per haulm—llis Imperial White Powder. produced Trent Vegetables on:y, which,- wl.il it is the most innocent. is ilso theluest excellent in its eects is beautifying the cow tenance. Price and 3'. the box.-4'eam's rink Saucer, art entirx new :'von• lion, for Dyi.v. oa Velvet. Drawing, &c. ' I3inIGE3S'S EI3ZNCE OF ANCTIOV:F.S. 4Aur40un,.107, 3TnANT), rottgEu OF TIM PA7OY LONDON. Jmix BURGESS AND SON !Icing apprised of tL numerous entitnivours made bv many perils to impose a 'purl -0114 article for their make, feel it incumbent on them to request the utiention of public, in purchasing what they conceive to be the original, to observe the nema au+ corresponds with the above;—the :;encililapy:::irance of the spurious descriptions will du• ceive the ungtocrtied, there detection, J. D. and Sans the fellow ing keine are in appearance at fitSt sight • the genaine s ' but without stty cawieorruldrce..—scoue • IPlrgess's Of AnellO•tictilerl • lturgis's,' and many more without addrot.— JOHN 111J11(4;::.S anti SON having been many years honoured with such clistingubilied apprebation,leel every sentiitent of rennet towardh the public. snd cArnesly solicit theni to kisser:et the labels previott to pure:laving t:iiv conceive to be of their make, which they hope will r:V.(iit ilisippeintment..-VAItiCIIOIISE to 7, RAND, COHNEIi•Of the fIAVOY STEPS, LONDON. tring NATIMAI triTTSTrIt. FRAUD PREVENTED. To counteract, the many attempts that are daily tuacte to iopose on the unwary a• spurious compositieThinsteo. - 1 of ille Genuineslacking.priparett•lity Day and Martiti,tkeyareindue al to adopts new Label in which theirlitOtress 97, HIGH . HOLBORN, •• s phie.edsoconaptcuougl,, that they trList an tint:Mien to this. and the di irerencc of CI e type ' which is unlike all letter-prem. will enable porehasers at once to detect the imposition. 'rho Real Japan BLACKING, made by DAY and MARTIN. 97, High Holborn. within future be sold in Bottles Wwl. ls. and ls.6d. each, ands couy at the Label left 'ma all Vendors DAY: iiriD MARTIN, 97, FIIGH HOLBORN. Just published, by Carpenter Ltd SOD , Old Bond-street, in 3 Yoh. 4to. price to ISu,' •pe- 101. lOar boards, or' with the Atlas, 22 guineas; THE DICTIONARY OF ANIERICA AND THE WEST INDIES; or. Thamprton's Alcedo ; affording a General Account of all that is inttresting in the Western World, and an Unique Pictureof the 'fl:taus cl the present NYars in South Ame rica. "Itis a work (Says the it Quart,xlr) in which the impartiality of the itarsatife not less to bc admired titan the variety and aeou.. racy of the general informatien."—'The British mils it " nn nlls pensible appentliga to every resrcetable library,"—whilst it tven in the original, as the Etlinburgo obrAtrvei, " on•! , of the best books in Geography." As moot of the Covetwr.ent Departments and Solymption Libra. /has have beep provided, it is not panbah;e that an ("gout ty chop and handsome Edition will be again published. A vety few copies tre now remaining. the prmtPd having beett by die Soli4;.!ribers; a hat of whoot may be had by applicatibu as above, or to the Author. 1, Luitli , etit-territm Penang pusaessing the bout., whoie manes an• lint in the list, are particularly reques:ell to inti• 'nate the saute to Mr. Thompson, that they may be recorded with the WO rk. _ 1%. tlie-r.une Author, A \Ew• TfIEORY of the 1-IF.74MPHEI:I:9, cm - O.:lining., on tle,igraphical and Historical Patti, ti,e exact time mitt rummer in w!» chi uietiut was peop!ed. price et:. 4.IIIcLE: of Gumumin 110ti41.6 by their e fIN. STL:;cTIOS against ACCIDENTS by FznE, by the la. lion. IVetr tea lliitingt, Price '2s. td. LLOYDS BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE-COVERED OVA?.. SH &PE •HP.AVER HATS, quite a nave matutfitcotire, est% :fit% al) others ever made on theu.;uniplan.t.refarsuperiorin (latent anti shape, which they retain to the hat s and will out-wear in any weather or climate. threc of diem, or the pretended potent Silk, to pernicious to the head. The unqualified and int-read:4: repo titian dim Hats arc doily acquiring, have already cauccil a Dunmire ufliaiiry imitations to he held out to the Public. who are positively its:aired that the love:noire and only Martir,:entrer- unrlW.llea and uniscriiril!_y ailed:et) Donble.-covrered livaver Hata. on the prevod • Oval ri ri pl c. are }Land 11. . La.OTU. turd 9V, N GATE SllftEkt, priee efts. N'ALIJABI,t FAMILY MEDICINE, (ei 'nil Traction or Obstruction of the Storattrh and bowels, itlious or sick Head Oh. pairarand distention of tho howola, carchr.ttss at Ftornach. t tali; oat t7e•arivtarar. e l / 4 e. LAN,ATIVF: rim.s. Thi,vafe and ele a :an prrpa r ation is justly cateetried for in ;w rest& ctncl stain op.ration, Ly which it afrcontally re mecca :01 faartion or ttlesttir‘iiop o :;re Stor;:aeli and Bowels, wilt:et/T:l.l:ring front !silo. reedit-vide:l. Flt..taleory, o r l'e'd: SCAttess at Stela4th, ,id,lo. It optratcs by etslod l eng acrid bile or outer crtuiitTee rettinod in the intestinal c• rat. and vets as an alterative to the oyster.: gcnet,.....lk. Fr:" from arty antirntntiat and incrirtnial prrransti s rs, it cr et :dl timrs tafe;. and has beengig•:nanti stie g r;‘,.: g aod curet rearin g pre g nancy. Its action is paiticotaily adeptt..l to persoris of 'twi tters Ilabits thow of scdoaary livta. where a sudtasot action of tiro bowels is not Itept It} . and crudities re-tail:6d i those organs, are tn.- gurney producing Yarns and dihnutiottas be.al•adte.lae gou r, au e yiddiacas, ce a sense o f tra,ines um'. opoulrion. " Itcurove eaur.r. the most cos., I" _ _ A tiny): trl:1 fully convince toe patron of their eflicary. The wont 4 es, of }tact:a or Ilead-Acns :au eintaittly stmered tingle dere, and It: a rito , ...h 'hotter tint.- 'turn ctml.l ixt creased. Cot fern caTetivnt-e. The Prop:error thinks it pryer to raligh.. tiny wiil Ire found not on 7y toast %alma pa•l Cr tmcnvitirsv. but to leave the luxlv. alter thur immediate anti.:. tree nitre that twa i n state which getter:oly atremes tire otreixtion of laxative rove.ieines. Sold. whet:sale and wail. by CC, St. yard t Saogre. (hfot • -street t ; .rre :an tra*: erd (//:!e:C.-,ttect.—r:!‘e, f :4. 45. (4. re: lea. Tuesday tight, a gang of villaihs broke into Lambeth workliGure. and robbed the Committee Itooyn of SDI the whole of whici, way j r , copper, in ss. papers. The thieves ettleted nn entrance by breaking open a whith they:kiwi through ; and afterwards. by forcing open Circe doors with an :run crow, they got into the pltax where the money Web dui:run:Al. Tire weight of th:.! property would re(p,irc three FAsoLa to carry it away. Sercrid wild tide l-0 beui Open on t h e twirls eastern /yin of I! is minty, isliit•lt 1* in to tie indicative in' an uarly winicr.—Kaidsteme Itl ItTI/S. Malady of L. T. r of Clia , ra, of a o:tu.—Nita. nom:, D.CLUJgaa.II.III, of a &a. her cigtalkliviu chdd. MARRIED. On 'rurally last. r.t St. James's, Westminster. by the Rev. E. StriallJy. M.A. thcs Rev.. J. S. I jtsvro. IS.A, of St. John's Cellegs. Csosibrisha:, to Sands Ord. only clau. of the ler. C. Wtst, M. A. of: Dordean House. in the county tf Southampton. and ficte•or of Stokc. cost C. L. rcvsne. of Gray's Inn. ia Charlotte. third dam off. Wolfe. Esq. of his Mojetity'; Custems.—At thrern. 6 , 1. !Jew. 01. 0. C: , .rcy, C. 11.. sea:tire. dart. ts'.' It. r. I.e Marche: - .1, Ital. of the. said istri,d. 'Tao Hey. E. Tr. venen,yertor cf rhyrsteignton. Devon, to Marienne. fourth dolt:. of..Y. Cr:ten:we. Esq. a firof.d-strae.—G. I)ssis. Esq. of Cppor Green. Kennington, to Eliza. yourvit t'.u. of W. Iroline. Lag. of Nortcr: Vulgate. ' ATT. C DMD. In Broad Street, W. flottc.rell, I . 's+ Sword Better of the City of Loode.:1: Mr. Cotteccll was in his rth year, and hae held the office of S -, ortl P,earr upwards c,f tb:ty yars. Mr. Cotsercil gave 7ou o l t f‘r the office, whisk now by his death-reverts to the Coriroeitioe, °lo t it id :tad, intend beitowing it gratuitously to future. The piefit4 arts upwards of itionl. per atio. , —At I , :ssox, Mrs. Ilan bury.— At his seat, Oalcsford !louse, IVoreeetemliire, on the 124 inyt. aged /To oto4 sit;a.r.iy tool deei.ly tenentt.l, the ItLlit Warren Ili:stings, late rlt , v. Ceti. of Bengal. Itocrar of Civil I.ado, and one of ytrjcrty's :11orl. f!en. Privy Ctitmeil. There was MI extraordinary viciwitude in We; of Mr. eta:-tines: On return. lag from his first employment in India. it which he Intel tlisyisyed cor.didorable Wentz, but had net riscn to any important station, he was by no means in affluent theunittanrov and being welt Tx.... by classical attainments for the education of youth, had telin • quislied nil idea of re-visiting the East. and had raolved to open a bchcoi: imwever. consulted a friend on the °erasion, wh° !mowing hiatalents,sind anticipating success f. ow their ••xertion. ad, vised him to apply to the Directors of thc East India Company fot a new appointment; lie a;teceeticd in hi., application, amid at length arose to toe biglisituatitth of Gov. Gen. of fettia nattiest his in this situation thari,^ci %vele in-cleircd the !louse of Colomon ; of which he was honourably amittitted —Cathinine, wife of I.eidis Lewitt. • Esq. of Lewisham, aged 47. formerly of Cheapaide.—At Beatings, (Wan apoplectic fit, Mr. Itehietton, of- l's.fill...street.—Ntre. Burckbardt, wife of Mr. Burelihartit, of Northumberhmaa•streeN Strand, aged 3,Z. LONDON ISI.4I:KETS. CONN.TMCIIANG?.. MONDAY, AUC. There were severslßarnpleg of New wheat at rr.sr , .rit this marninp, which, b:ing. of a inc quality. expericnceo a r:ari! . A ce at an advance of sevetai saallings per quarter. Fine samples of Foreritn wheat were dearer, but the •niliartry and coarse were very dull in Samples of New Barley ttre in request, ani obtained rather more money —Deans and l".ea . e were dcarcr—A thbugh the supply of Oats continues very ;nat. ftonr the nun,. ber of country Layers, the fine samples w:re taiten off at neatly last week's prices—lt/to:seed and Linseed with little rariatlen. rarnAr, AUG. t'S. we have had but few fieshriivtii; of iieglislt Wheat since Mott'. day, and fine parcels hilly command that iley's pdeee— Be:MS, PCawe. and Marley AM ate.ttly in price ; but Outs, of %% Welt there has brim a good supply, unto a dull sale, at .t thadine of Is. pee ottartau—ln *dm etudes we Lars no alteration to notice. a. 5.l 1. S. 1. f• Wheat ft6 a lit! I Whits Pcasesl a 76 I Poland Oats •.,',O a 37 Fine ditto 75 a Val Grey Peas.. 56 aG3 Potutec ditto 53 a 53 Rye 4'. a5O !b0n5. ,.... 70 a lid Fine Flour 70 a '73 Fine Burley 55 ain I Ticks Malt 65 486 I Cats 23 4Si I Rape Scot: 441. 407'. in: UHF kl.), • The highest price of the hen Wheaton lireett throwth!nit the tOOO tropulis. Liss stated by the liabors to be 13411. the Qztartetu Lod, Howe Bakers sell the Qutirawn Loa how ltl, W lower. AVERAGE PRICES. OE .CORN ?ER QUARTER. IN ENCILAND AND WALES FOR 7116 WEEK Emote° Ave. Q. Wheat. 113 e Batley I Oats figatts 79 2 51 7 f sa6fOS 0 f 39 il) I Sfl tt PRICK amrlrty OF MEAT, FRinAv; A. Xl:WteAtg Arad/ If eat:le at Susithilt 00. w .tyni.€6nramAtt. I Carroao IL A ti• 0 a 46 .) Mutop 6♦a Vt.1......4 as Puck 4 r. 114Mea..1.4 4 4 d. a. d. 8ect.....5 8 a Mut!ors h a 5 6 Pak..... .r 4 a f; 4 Laiah...-4 1) a 6 0 neuts.4thmt.." "a Shmp . 191.0 Calves —irk) vao 11,11 Y AND STRAIV PF.P. 1.0A13. .t, S. it, s. J. Avert. ( 11R Y ? 8 Et 0 7 11 El fxrrttra:Ln ~ Clover 6 0 0o n n o— 7 lh. 0 tiEtrAw o 0 0 ot: In .2 A Jumes WurrEcirAP,L !Pay 0 0 ouo4 0 ...TN U (lover 00nafloO•ft opt) Ftraw . C C n• tt v.G Ifi alver...” KCOa9O 8 ii 0 Straw t 14 0 a 3 0 0 2 17 0 AYERMir. FILICE OE SUGAR, Convince. from t`iti !it:turns mode in the wecir,dir.i: Aug. i".t it is, Shit, per mit. exclitnyv of tiro Int,y of Cirtotits o: herron on Irovoet.iti4n th,:rt,,if into Circ.:it lluitiort—(Sa:.,..-4t (airrz,tte.) PRICK bt. 0-ms Bcrk Flock ._ . . S per Cent. Reamed 7 64 5 ter Ctnt. (\mob., %W.; 4 Frt Vo4, . O4 • • . k•cr (Wit, Navy iv' Int.ln btotk piste ('.arid,('.arid,ret t int.) . Fxeletiper Binh, vti. per h.v.. to pe .... .......... Cersols for .. Loup% :a tilde. leti 3.14' Lostrox s—Prlnted and publi.l.ul by R. No. .12 1'; tit. t-ruhrEg.T. Ltoietn Lughisteig (I.tocig ag.e. • W.( fet V ." 1 ‘ e ir i!!C Cauntry ,-* L c. the /foul. Irct: vg U