Star. — London, England, 1809-12-14 00:00:00

... s y to vote against any address at all. Many had slit, they did not deny the right of the Corporation t o petition, yet they took it very ill that his Majesty tra•: requested to convene Parliament. This he had proved from documents in the reign of James the Se. cond was their privilege. The true friends of the Ii i ng• oti i: ht to approach his Throne.and tell him how he was berayed. abused, and insulted. A division took place, when the numbers were as follow : - 'For ALI. Wood's Amendraent. r)e I.Grd Mayor - 1 Against it. eir!.tons t :Yrs Aldermen . - 12 Commons - - 103 Tellcrs . - - 2 100 Majority vainst the Amendment 17. . . A motion was then made, that the original Ad .frecs read ; upo". which, a division took place, when zit,' numbers were the same as on the preceding question. A new Address was then propns!d, that all the w ord; of the old Address be left out after the word a That." An Amendment was offered, that it be r e , frrred to a Committee to consider of an Address. :\ &hate ensued, and a Motion for an Adjournment was proposed, and oil a division, there was a majority uf 32 against .he Adionrnment. The motion for referring the consideration of the hiress to a Committee was put, which was nega ticd by a majotity of 13. The new Address was z!1..al carried without a division. The Court then THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14. 7•RICE OF STOCKS . ITIIS DAY AT ONFNO'CI.O CK 3 per Crnr. Cu.cm for opg. 70K. ret C. Rcd. 694,t—Excheq. Bills 66. to 14s. pr.—Omn. PRICE OF STOCKS WSTrIRDAY. Ihwit 2771 INS 9 per Cent. Red. 691 3 re: Cant. Cons. shut 4 p r Cent. 31 5 pa Cent. Navy shut Long Ann. 18 9-1 gths India Bonds, 21s. 22.3. pr. Fitch. Bills, 93. 12s. pre. State Lottery Tick. £22. I ss. Cons. for acc. Mr. J.T.AYNZ, the Austrian Messenger, we now find, has brought proposals to our Government for a General Peace, to be negotiated at a Congress to I.e ia.4.1 in some city in the northwest of France.- 61tould these proposals be rejected, Prince STAHREM BLizO has orders to leave this country. This impor tant subject gill be the first that will occupy the Mar quis WELLE.strv's consideration. The American ship Ozean, 430 tons, laden with :otton, tobacco and ni.val stores, from New York, Lund to liverpoci, is arrived at Kings Road, very Icaky, and in ciiEress, having been driven into the Piristol Channel by the late tempestuous gales. Cap t:ti:l R :;NILLTT cleared at Anboy, in the State of Jtc•se7, the lSth Novernher last, at which time, and place. tl-,erc. were 20 laden ships preparing to depart for Liverpool and different ports of Great Britain. It was understood at New York that the PRESIDENT had s:gniiied .t 1; Mr. JACKSON, that the powers he had brm:ght with him, did not admit of his reviving dis cinsic..r.s tat bad already been solemnly determined r himself and Mr. ERSKINE. Congress were to assmt)le the beginning of December, when it was exi-wred some energetic measute would be proposed, ana resolved on by the House. The Marqui; Wr. , ..r.7.w.Er has appointed his brother- Smizli, Esq. to be the Un der Secretary of State in the Foreign Department. ifon.l-lEsiut Wril.r.sr.ity is appointed Minister ilenii•otentiary to Spain, in the room of Mr. How:- JIA FRERE. Yesterday all the KING'S Ministers, in full dress, paid thrir respects lo the Persian Ambassador. By the circumstance of his NlAJmy's not coming to town yesterday, his Excellency cannot stir out of clo,‘r-.; as by the etiquette of his high and lofty Court, he mast not chew himself abroad, until he has deli vered his credentials to his MAJEsTv at his Court. This cercnio!iy is to take place on 'Wednesday next, di; '29tli instant, when his Excellency will make entry to the Queen's Palace with Eastern is ixturLite for the character of England, that •'.. WELLEst.Er is the Minister in whose de it falls to do the honours of the British Ent ;,,re to OIL most iihAstrions Person. And as we have all Enropcan Allies, it is with gre.it prudence and •xc to reverence this friend from Asia. Amlias.;ador is a person of a most no :.e arsl digred dep. rt:ncnt. Ile is handsome and H...• Las a funly, rl , -..t considered only sivi t -tArte child;-en ;1 , ,t ir !, considered m:n.k rf pecul;ar 2;ood fo:stune, us...m in Persia, .rrit he h:id sx chiidren horn to him on one and the y..nie day. A house is taken for 1:..s Excellency in v.! A C: - ::rt Ma:-t; d was held ::t Ipswich, en the and continued by ad;ournments to the •.t following-, ea Captain(' Richard Thomas Ke.cling, and RebertAlifonnder, Rc-irrient of Militia, who were 'rinse and scandalous con."...:ct, (irciilating, , a report, particularly at Sunder- I:. abutit the rn:)rith of . April last, and at 4:.d in the neighhourhood, in tie months of ;NI.: last, prejodicial to the }'ono:r, charae ..r. 4.1 d reputation of Lieutenant John Kingston.— Court acquitteul Captain Alefounder, but found . Goaknian and Keeling ,: and acrnd ?r. Cr.(::".1 to he dismissed the Regiment. The Court dared, that ?ore Vt'llS no ground for the i:"P nata::oris upon the character of Lieutenant Kingston. sentence his Mdjesty has been pc:ma to confirm, also to order the dismissal from the Regiment ( - .:1 at. HuhLatk, upon whese manner of giving his the Coin strongly animadvevted. C. '~! Lli r ~;. 117 • OXFORD. • • • • • By our accounts received this morning we are in. fornied, that Lord GRENVILI.t was at the head of the Poll yesterday. The cry of No Popery" aeeined to have had but little effect. It might have produced an impression on an ignorant and illiterate body, but surely was no way calculated to influence liberal and enlightened minds. COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE. The performances a t this Theatre, last night, were the Comedy of Every Man in his Humour and the Ballet of Oscar and Malvin. The parts of Kitely, Matter Stephen, and Matter Matthew, were sustained with the usual ability of the performers. - If the house often exhibits such aspects as it did last night, the Managers cannot be said to have advanced their prices to 7s. and 4s. but to have decreased them to 3s. 6d. and 2s. Till half-price last night there were not above two or three of the rows in the pit filled, and even afterwards the house was not half full. The uproar began in hisses and ironical applauses, and was kept up by cries of " Shocking bad !" " Horrid !" exclamations which, like the hissing and applauding, were meant to come under the head of legitimate criti cism. A burst took place at the commencement of the fifth act, which was renewed upon MuN DEN being seivnd with a fit of sneezing, and but little of the remainder of the comedy was distinctly heard, except two or three of Cootie's concluding sentences. The noise in creased during the performance of Oscar and Malvin, and the effect of the singing was destroyed by ren dering it luiicrous in the first part, and afterwards by overwhelming it with loud vociferation ; but there %vas no display of slacards. Three or four persons appeared inthe pit v4ill 0. P. handkerchiefs tied round their hats. A man dressed in a coachman's coat and Welch wig suffered himself to be pushed about the seats of the pit, for the amnscrnent of his partizans, while others exclaimed Off ! Off! and Old Prices. Few as the O. P.'s were last night, they danced the 0. P. dance as well as could be expected from the smallness of the set. They then gave their usual cheers and groans, followed by a new cheer, got up expressly for the occasion, and called " Three cheers for the dinner to-morrow."—They then sung, and that well, both " Gon save the King," and Rule Britannia." During the after•piece two persons were taken from the pit to the watch•house, where they remained in durance vile till this morning. The curtain dropped at a quarter past ten. The 0. P.'s, after giving their usual cheers and groans, and having a dance, very soon retired, and the house was cleared some time before eleven. The LORD CsimccuLatt..has appointed HENRY REED, of Bridgewater, in the County of Somerset, Gentleman, to ba a Master Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery. We announced in yesterday's STAR thcappoint. ment of Sir GORE Ousetxv to be ilfehmaardar to the Persian Ambassador. The following explanation of the term is given in Richardson's Persian Dictionary: " MehmJastiar—A hospitable or courteous man ; one who has the care in inns and caravanseru of receiving and entertaining guest‘." When BONAPARTE was in Italy, having been irri tated by some instance of perfidy, he said, in a loud and vehement tone, in a public company, "'Tis a true proverb, G. 7 ltaliani tuAR Lzdroni" (i. c. the Ita lians are all plunderers). A lady had the courage to reply, « N2n tutfi, ma BuyNJ Pitters," (not all, but a good part). Madame CATALAN', on Friday last, gratified the amateurs of harmony, at Bristol, with six of her fa vourite Italian airs, which she executed in her own superior and transcendant style gratis before an au dience of 500 of the most respectable Nobility and Gentry of Bristol and its vicinity. The admission tickets were half a guinea each, and the profits have been applied to the fund for the support of the City Infirmary. CATALAN! certainly goes to Petersburgh in the ensuing spring. On a Gentleman's expressing his regret that she should lately have experispced some indignities in London and Bath, she replied, There are in all countries good and bad people, but in England there are less bad than any where; my orrati•ude to it will never be s h a ke n !" • An old woman, who for some years had lived a half-starved life, lately died at her lodgings in Duke's. court, Westminster ; where, after her decease, there were found in an earthen put 50 guineas in gold, £3O is silver, and a quantity of old halfpence, SMITHFIELD-CLUB CATTLE Susw.—Yesterday after noon, the fat Cattle, Sheep, and Pigs intended to be for the Prizes, began to assemble at Mr. Sad ler's yard, in Goswell-street ; Sir JOHN SANDERS SE niacin. aid Mr. WARNIINGTON, the Stewar,;s, were in attendance, to examine the certificates of feeding, dec. and arrange the cattle in the yard, ready for the three Gentl2mm who are this day to examine and award the Prizes, previous to the opening of the Shew to morrow morning. The Dukc of BEDFORD, the Mar quis of Sar.t.:nuttv, and many other distinguished Agriculturists, have sent in stock to be shewn. A robbery of a curious nature was on Thursday morning dissevered at the White Hart, Bristol : MA a room in the house but was entered, the pockets of all the commercial ebabarsatiars examined, and the con tentstaken, be:ides shirts, stockings, boots, Ac. Turner, the landlord, had taken from his pocket upwards of 7.51. A person is in custody who had been a traveller from a respectable house in Manchester, and who has been supported at the White Hart, by the different com mercial travellers for several weeks. Tuesday, as an infirm woman, who is upwards of 80 years of age, residing in Castle -street, Long-acre, and 'rho has for a length of time existed upon the charity of her friends, was passi , tg Tottenham-court road, a man accosted her in a familiar manner, ob serving he belonged to the Society at the Tabernacle, Tottenham-co;:rt-road, that if she could raise 15s. he could give her an order to rece;ee a legacy of two guineas, left to objects of charity, and appointed to meet her in the afternoon in Fulwood's-rents, Holborn. She borrowed tie! money, and met the villair who took her trifle of money, and gave her an order to receive the supposed legacy, in Furnival's Inn, but upon her application there, no such circumstance was known. . Xi/PAL INTELLIGENC4. PLYMOUTH-DOCK, DEC. 12. About half past eight last night it commenced strong gale at S. NV. and continued with terrific vio lence till day-light this morning. Great fears are entertained that much mischief must have been done ; as, with only a stiff breeze at S. W. there is always a heavy sea in the Channel ; and, both last night and this morning, it ran mountains high. Several guns of distress were fired in the Sound, but I have not heard of any serious mischief that has taken place among the shipping in port. The gale still continues, but with less violence; and in consequence there were neither arrivals or sailings this day. SHIPS REMAINING IN PORT. hi THE BAY—Formidable, Temeraire, and Dreadnought, of 9/1 guns each ; Gibraltar, of 80 guns; Implacable, Repulse, and Victorious, of 74 guns each. IN HA meia E—Tonnant, of 80 guns ; Captain, of 74 (ordered to be p.m off) ; Intrepid, of 64 ; Amethyst, of 36 ; Pheasant and Helena, of 18 guns each ; Adrian cutter ; and Cecilia tender. Ix Mr Soexo—Amazon, of 33 guns ; Brisk, Argus, Acteon, Thais, Scylla, and Crocus, of 13 guns each ; Espiegle, of 16 ; and Goldfinch, of 10. Ist BA RNPoot—The PhilOmel, repairing, BETWEEN TOE ISLAND AND THE MAlN—Eclipse and Orestes, of 18 guns each ; Conflict, Pickle, and Nonpareil, of 14 each. IN STONZUOUSt PooL—Endeavour armed brig; R.•azle schooner; Britannia cutter; and Elizabeth and Neptune (t) tenders. PORTSMOUTH, DEC. is. Arrived the AftErnusit frigate, at Spithead.— Went out of Harbour the GliouLEß gun-brig. SHEERNESS, DECEMBER 13.. Sailed this day the RIFLEMAN gun-brig, with about 40 sail of ships and vessels, to the Ems and Heligo land ; and in about seven days the another convoy will sail thence.— Arrived the Estafette, frcm Cha tham, bound to Flushing ; and the Jonge Jan, from thence with a cargo of timber and iron, to be deliver ed to the King's Dock-yard here. DEAL, DECEMBER 13. Remains in the Downs, the West India fleet.— The following have lost anchors and cables, Reward, General Hislopp, Europe, and Eagle.—Wind S.W. YARMOUTH, DECEMBER 13. I have not been able to ascertain the name of the ship which foundered in the gale of yesterday ; re port states her to be from Hull, bound to London,' with goods and several papsengers, among whom was a pilot belonging to Hull ; the passengers and crew are stated to be 13 in number, all of whom, I am sorry to say, perished in the ship. She went down after running foul of the B&LLFROPHON man of war, astern of the Woolwich store-ship. Her top masts remain just above the water.—Arrived the Vzx gun-brig from Leith, and the Srttr...4 transport from the Northward, and remain with the men of war as per last.—The Sir Henry Mildmay, a trans port, JOAN CARLILE master, arrived here this mor ning from Flushing, with troops and rum ; she was bound to Dover, but having lost an anchor and cable, she put in here to refit. She brings no parti cular news ; they were embarking the military stores and troops when she came away, which was three or four days ago. GREENOCK, DECEM • IBLR 11. The Nimrod, STEvEssoN, from Quebec, sailed 6th November. Left the following ships loading for this port : Northern Friends, ELNiEs ; Mars, HARVEY ; Neptune, NEIL ; Ocean, WlLsos ; and James, BARR. —Diana, M‘GEonc;e, from Demarara for Liverpool, put into Halifax in distress, and obliged to discharge her cargo to be repaired.—The Minerva, DUNN, ar rived here on Friday, from Newfoundland, after a passage of 16 days. The Hope, BLENSOCK, sailed from this port for Newfoundland, the Sth August, and has not since been heard of. HULL, DE;:EMBER li. A convoy for Heligoland is appointed to sail from the Humber this day. The George and Mary from Shields, coal laden, for London, put in here on Friday evening, with the loss of her fore mast. A letter [torn Petersburgh, dated the 28th of October says—" By accounts from Archangel, about 40 vessels are frozen in; four were lost on the bar, in attempting to get out." STORNOWAY, NOVEMBER 2s. On the morning of Friday the 18th instant, a large brigantine came to anchor in the Bay of Barvas, on the west coast of the Island of Lewis, and on the Sunday following was deserted by the crew, consisting of eleven persons, Danes and Prussians, with a solitary American. On the night . uf Tuesday or morning of Wednesday following, she parted from her anchors and came ashore, when the cargo was this day all unlnaded, alai consisted of deals and plank, from Mr. Hans Weorsel, merchant in Dron theim, consigned to Joy, Haines, Thorns, and Co. Belfast.—The brig Sprightly, of this place, from Alirimachie with timber, got ashore on the night of Tuesday last, at the mouth of the r;^er Don, and was yesterday brot'ght off and got into the harbour, with damage.—TvLiTTßEw BROWN, master of the Nancy of North Shields, arrived at Fraserburgh, reports, that he fell in with the Horn, of Dundee, in the River St. Laurence, which ship having had the misfortune to shift her ballast in the Western Ocean. wit. ebilgel to cut away her mi7rn-mast Intl October; she was bound for Quebec, and receiree no other damage. GIBRALTAR, NOVEMBER 18. A most melancholy accident occurred on Sunday rear Cadiz.— Lieuturant Spence, with eleven seamen, in one of the guy-boats atnched to the San Juan receiving ship, at this port, left this on Saturday morning with dispatches for Admiral Put vis, at Cadiz. On Sunday morning, about nine o'clock, going before the wind, at the rate of seven or eight knot: an hour, nine leagues north of Cape Traralgar, and off Sancti Petri Wand, about three or tour leagues trom the shore, a sudden white squall came on with so much violence, tl.at it immediately upset the ves;ei. Lieutenant Spence and eleven men were immediately precipitated into the ocean. One only escaped, by holding by the binnacle, w;ich kept him afloat until he was saved by a market-boat paising from Malaga to Cadiz. HALIFAX, NOVEMBER i An alarming mutiny was discovered in time on board the Co lumbine. It was headed by the boatswain and carpenter, whose intention was to have murdered the whole of the officer:, and taken the brig to America. The boatswain and six men have been hung here—four of them In chains--the carpenter tt atutported for 14 years, seven of which bg is to be in irons ; and a great man? others transported and flogged tltrough t t!e fleet. Captain, Wills shot out of the men for refusing to obey k:s orders. dikATHA 1t.4, DEC. 10. The Poittiers, or 74 guns, way htunthed yestetelny fr om t King's yard, at Upnor. 'I - he day being fine, a great nt.a.l. spectators were aswnibled on the occasion, and the +hip in a very beautiful style. The Plantagenet (Ante utt day to be termed ; the Cerberus is t::1;-.11 into Dock for a 0p..: rtpair ; th, Mlle:tan sailed on Thursda.f tor the Note. FROM I LOYD'S LIST. GRAVE7.ND, Dre. Pie—Arrived the Alyston, Guthery‘ ara Flowra, Lartiet, from Flushing; Marley, Monique, fr.•r.i China ; Zephyr, Anderson, fruit Rio Janeiro ; Arethusa, from Cadiz. sailed the Catharine, Rees, for Mialttlebur L h. ARRIVED—At Liverpool, the Farmer, Marshall, frhm Cadiz Tont, —, front St. Michairs ; Swan, Jennings, from Trift dad ; Indian Trader, Lee, fr:An St. Kitt's ; Fanny, Watson, !rem St. Lucia; and Caledonia, Mudge, from Marantham. In sttic. well-roads, Georgians Packet, —, from New York. At Venerable, —, from Quebec. At Cowec, Neptune, blender, front Lisbon. In the Creek, Venerable, Wright, from The General Beresford, Captain Appleby, front Honduras t' Bristol, was totally lost the tilst of September, in ti e Guiph of Florida, during a very heavy gale. Captain A, writes, that sore r other vessels were lost there at the same time. The Cannecticut, Pittman. from New-York to Liverpool, is I totally lost on Stadwell Island—crew and part of cargo ..ve l d The Anna Maria, Ritchie, from Oporto to Greenock, is tak,••• re-taken, and arrived at Guernsey. The Friends, I.ecworth, from Bristol to Biddeford, Is lost a, Barmtaple Bar—crew saved. His Majesty's brig CURIttrX, of IR guns, Capt►iTl MOVSEY, was lost on Petit Terre, Sept. Slst ; th Captain and all the crew saved. We are sorry to that Captain MOYSEY died at Maricgalante a few da:.l atter, of the yellow fever. On the Soth ult. the Mermaid, of Barking, J. Faoot►v corn• minder, fell in on the Brown Bank with a foreign vessel in dis tress ; having lost her rudder and being very leaky, the smith took her in tow. On Sunday night, having got close in with the Home Sand, it was thought proper to put the crew of the foreign vessel on board. One of the Mermaid's people volunteered to go with them, to assist them to bring the vessel up, and :ave her and the cargo. As the boat proceeded, she shipped a sea, anti the oars were washed overb , ard. In this condition they drove to sea, without any provisions, it blowing hard, and having noo• thee to hail the boat but their shoes and hats. They continued iti this deplorable state until Tuesday the Sth inst. when they were taken up on the coast of Holland by a Prussian vessel. he vessel, to whose assistance they went, is supposed to have bctti lost, with the rest of her crew, on the Yarmouth Sands. T:le following ships have put into Ramsgate ith damage : The Leda, Rn4e, on shore, and sunk at the back of the last pier ; it Fama, Courtney, froth London to Cadiz, with bale good., has been on shore, got off, cargo landed; Fair Margaretta, Lebon, front Gottenburgh to Southampton, and William, of Pool, Co chrane, from London to Poole, lost anchors and cables; Hope, of Yarmouth, Stone, from Deptford to Portsmouth, lost two anchors and cables; Beata Sophia, —, bowsprit gone, and cute anchor and cable ; Helena transport, James, from Flushing to the Downs, and Dolphin, Of Southwold, Syer, front Guernsey to London, loit an anchor and cable; Etperanza, Netto, from Lon don to Gibraltar, lust bowsprit, anchor, and cable ; Alexander, Turnbull, from London to Tobago, lost two anchors, cables and windlass ; Somerset, Taylor, from London to Barbadoes, and Ch tendon, Cammell, for Rio, lost two anchors and cables ; May - flower, Burnet, from London to Madeira, lost anchor, cable and windlass; Lively,.Bush, front London to Dover, one anchor cable ; Jubilee, Wyly, from London to Guernsey, broke adi dub: the harbour, and had nearly filled with water, craft are going alongside to lighten her; Olive Branch, from London to Tobago, got of South Brake-head by Deal boats, afterwards drove to SVA, not king able to make the land, was left by the crew, and stir posed to have sunk. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East India House, when the undermentioned 'Com manders took leave of the Court previous to depart ing for their respective destinations, viz. Capt. CLARKE Wexford - SA MSON tart Camden Bombay and Clebta. - LANDON Arniiton - 1.1Nr.5.1Y Winchelsea Captain MERITON was sworn into the command of the ship Ceylon, and consigned to Madras and Bengal. The Court adjourned at six o'clock till to-morrow. Captain WARREN, late of the MELPOMENE ) iS ap pointed to the command of the ARGO, going to the Coast of Guinea. The American vessel lately detained and sent into Plymouth by l'Atcr.F. frigate, has been restored, the Captain having made oath that he took the cargo (which is Batavian produce) on board in America. It is a notorious practice with the Americans, to take in a cargo at Batavia, the Isle of France, or any other of the enemy's ports, and run it for America ; where, after landing, it is re-shipped, and by thus swearing they took their cargoes in at America, they escape capture and condemnation. The following is a correct statement of the French Natal force at Ro:hefort, brought by the WEazut 'schooner, which left that station yesterday week : Building, one 3-decker, and two 2-deckers ; Repair ing, one 3-d ecker, and one of two ditto ; two frigates fitted out, and one repairing. Lying down at Sou bise, apparently ready for sea, one 2-decker, with t Rear-Admiral's flag. In Aix Roads, as low down as our blockading squadron will permit them, two, fri. gates, five brigs, one armed galliot, two schooners, and seven gun. boats.—The enemy are using the great. est exertions in forwarding the above ships. Wednesday se'nnight, at two o'clock in the after noon, one of the we►ghts of the town-clock, in the steeple of Berwick, suddenly fell down, (weight about 3 cwt.) and forced its way 70 or 80 feet, through two floors of great thickness, into the bell loft below. For. tunately none of the ringers were there, otherwise some of them mast have been crushed to death. MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.—Saturday se'nnight, a pri %Tee soldier in the North Devon Militia, named Tol cher, returning from Oreston to his regiment at Ply mouth Dock, in crossing over Catdown, owing to the darkness of the evening, lost his road, and mistaking the wall erected as a fence to the quarry, for the stile in the pathway, he leaped over it, and fell down a precipice of near one hundred feet. In his fall, however, he lodged on a jutting rock, what th• quarry-men call a head, Awn a third of the depth of the declivity. Being rather stunned, he imagined he was on solid ground, rose to walk, and was instant's' precipitated to the bottom. Dreadful as was this fall, it did not deprive him of the power of exerting his voice, and his cries soon brought several persons from the Oreston Dock-yard to - his assistance, and, marvellous as it may seer, he was in a short time enabled to walk to his quarters, with the assistance of a person to take hold of his arm, although the distance was near two miles. Contemplating the frightful precipice down which he fell, the rugged ness of the rocks, and the large masses of stone scat tered in every direction, his escape from instant death appears a1m0. , -,t miraculous. His body was very much bruised ; the fore-part of the skull laid open, al:c1 the left leg terribly lacerated ; yet, as no blood vessel is broke, the port feliow is Ina fair way of re crv•:rv. ~4 'ott. i II . , I ' I 1 . 7 1 • ..' i 4 1 i ' A ,i f I