Star. — London, England, 1807-12-16 00:00:00

F3REIGN INTELLIGENCE. PARIS, NOVEMBER 14. His Excellency Geueral Caulaincourt, the Grand Equerry, is laid to have let off fur Ruffia. The Misifler of Marine is viliting the coatis of the empire. The Miniticrs of War and of the Interior are not yet fet out for Italy. The King and Prince Royal of Bavaria are only waiting for difpatches from Pali:, to fet off for Milan. Funds 86 4. lochs, including the dividends. Nov. z7.—His Majeay the Emperor and King ar rived at Milan on the 2 / ft infant, at noon. BAYONNE, NOVEMBER 14. We have received through Spain intelligence, that the Prince of Afturias was reftored to liberty on the sth. Private letters, in which this is farther confir med, add, that the King of Spain, wifhing on this occafion to pardon in a diftinguned manner the er rors which his fon had committed, in confequence of the infligation of Come evil difpofed perfons, has ap pointed him Generaliffimo of the army marching againfi Portugal. This event has occafioned great joy through all Spain, and particularly among the populace in Madrid, who have celebrated it with great rejoicings. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. wEDNESDAY, DECEMBER t 6. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. E Per Cent. Conf for opening, 64—Reducal 63 Osmium prem. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. • Bank Stock assi India Bonds, par ts. 3 pet COP. Red. 62i 63 Imp. Ann. 7 9. t6ths; 3 per Cent. Conf. Aun. amt. Old S. S. Ann. 6al 4 Per Cent. 80 1 i Each. Bills, ts. pr. ts. dlf par s per Cent. Navy dant 'Pickets for City Lottery 71 14s Long Ann. 17 13 16 ConC for ace. 64H An Englifr. Gentleman who efcaped from Holland on 'l'hurfday WI, with eight other perfons, in a (mall boat, arrived in town yellerday. They were picked up at fea by a veffel which brought them into Grait'efettd. Our countryman was allowed to pro ceed to town ; the others, being foreigners, wait for paffports frcm the Alien Office. At the time they left Holland, TALLMAN*, was expelled at the feat of Government, a circusetance which had, given rife to various rumours. Emit *ere of opinion, that he was difpatched by Boma ram; merely ipr.:the purpnfe of inquiring more sninutelj into the natarc.of thegriavancas complained of by die Dptelt, - 'and , to corfult with the Govern• mast as to the application of a remedy while others afferted, that TALINTRAND was allualty appointed Viceroy of the United Provinces, which are decreed by BONAPAILTS to form a province of the trench Empire. _ _ _ The people at large have espeeffed their inability to pay the taxes with which they are burthened, in eoufegneace of the total ftagnation of trade. The King of Hos.s..sau, in foms of his late official com munications, has thrown out Tome hints which can hardly be miflaken ; they import an immediate change of the Government. He makes known that his health has been for Come time part in a p.ogrenive Rate of decn, and that he has no hope of a favour able chan g e. 'nil is undcrliood by moil perfons to imply, that the rnat.agement of the Regal Power is too burthenfome for him, and that the Govertuniqi is about to be new modelled. The artival of TALLEIRAND is dreaded by the Dutch, who fear that he is to bring with him, under the name of a plan of finance for the kingdom of Holland, fume new fcheme of exaftion. As a prelude to tl:i•, it has already been intimated to the . Dutch bankers, that NAPOLEON withes to negotiate a loan in ,Iland. Whatever may be the objea of TALLEYRAND'S 11ifils, it certainly implies on the part of BON•PARTE, fuch a fulpicion of the reprefentations of Lours, or fuch a diffidence in I.is councils, as (elves to fuftain the reports afloat for Come days, as to the projated removal of that Monarch. It teems probable, that this much etteemed Prince will be placed on a more tranquil throne, and fcm_ perfon better fuited to co operate to BONAPARTE'S war agaiatt commerce, will be appointed to rtign in Holland. The Captain of this veal fiats:, that none of the (hips have been yet rcicafed, which were detained under the Decree of September lati, but the Gentle man we have before alluded to mentions, that juft before his departure he heard a Dutch merchant fay, that all thefe veffr.ls had been releafed, although the cargoes had been condemned. It does not appear, by the aecounts now received, that there is any truth in the intelligence received from Flufhing, refpetting a prohibitory Decree to prevent the negociation of Bills of Excbauge. It was mentioned at Rotterdam, that advices had arrived there from the Tagus to tho 27th ultimo, at which time Sir SIDNEY SMITH was Laid tp be in that river. A Dutch Newfpaper of the 9th inflant was received by this conveyance, but it contains no news of any moment. In- Ott Monday the poke of Yost strived it Windfor, from Oatlands t and tranfaaed.hofitigs with his 1* . . - The Right Hon. Lurd HswitstprAT has been VeSfed to appoint Mr. TuOssas pets. of Dover, "Ow of the Cinitue Ports. and Clerk or D-Iver Cattle, in th e 10011114 Psiii4ls Bessark, tiquire, . ARUM"' SHIPPING. The following communication was made yeller.. evening to the Merchants conneeted with the Ruffian trade " Mr. Commas Gaairr has the honour to acquaint she Gentlemen who attended themeeting st BATSON'S Coffee-houfe, on the t nth inft. that he bad this day an audience of Mr. Rosa, for the purport of prefent ing to the Lords in Council a Mem2)rial, praying for the liberation of all Ruffian merchant chips and car goes. Mr. Ross, in reply, informed him, that orders would be ifrued fimilar to thole at the time of the embargo on Dan& (hips, by which all Ruffian !hips, having licences dated previous to the loth inflow, would, together with their cargoes, be immediately releafed, but that it was for the Cabinet to confider whether an indsfiriminate releafi would Sc grassteel. " Mr. Ross propofed, that a Memorial, figned by all thole prefent at the meeting, fhould be draws up, Hating the grounds fora general Ideate." In confequence of the furgellion of Mr. Ross, it general meeting of the Ruffian Merchants i, ap• pointed to take place at BAr3oN'i Coffee-honfe, on Thurfday next; The notification is figned by Mr. GLINT. - WEYMOUTH, DECEMCER 14. The arrival of the 2d battalion of the 62d Regiment of Foot, and the tit and 2d regiments of Light Dra goons of the King's German Legion, amounting to up wards of ;zoo men and horfes, have more titan filled the barracks—the inns have in confequence their share, and the garrifon was never more crowded than at prefent. The Hanoverian' have been flationed here before, and their foldier like conduit was fuch as to gain the elteem of the inhabitants, and to receive a ulna welcome return. The ad battalion of the 53d Regiment was this day reviewed by General COTTON—they are a fine body of men, well difeiplined, nearly complete, and fit for foreign fer vice. It is expetfted that the honks of the German Legion will be turned over to the 9th Light Dragoons, lately returned from Buenos 4 yres. We have had an agreeable change of weather, much to the gratification of our fportfmen. This morning nnlefs than four packs of hounds were thrown off at different places in this neighbrurhond, via. the county fubfetiption pack, the Rev. Mr. PLUCKNETT% Mr. WILD ' S, and the one kept by i4ir.•HENNING, our , banker. Each was well attended by a huge party of batmen, and afforded moll excellent (port. The lovers of the chase, Sir GEORGIE and Lady Passenrr, with a large party of fafhionable , , will be elegantly entertained on Wednefday next, at the beautiful villa of C. BUXTON, Elq. Yeflerday Lord MVLGRAVh had a long conference with the Right Honourable the CHANCELLOR of the Excetagyat, at his official hr.ufe, in Downing-fireet. Yetterday the Governor of the Bank had i confer ence with the CHANCELLOR of the Excalos,Eß. Yerierday the Second and Third Lotteries for the prefent year were contraftcd for. The Biddings were ax under— BY WALSH AND NISILTT. ter Tides. Firft lottery, if 30,000 Tickets Li 6 to 6 Second ditto, 30,050 - 3 i 14 0 i frit ditto, if 25,000 - 17 4 0 • Second ditto, 25(.70 - 16 to 6 BY BIM, SWIET, RICHARD::ON, core, AND BRANSCuMB. Firft Lottery, if 25,000, - .. x 6 9 6 • Second ditto, 254 -30 - 2 .5 9 6 BY HENSLEY AND PULLEY. Fiat Lottery, if 25,000 - 15 5 0 Second ditto, 25,000 - - 14 5 o Upon which the CHANCELLnR of the ExcnrQat. declared Marrs. WALSH and NISBETT to have both Lotteries ; and, as they had bid fo liberal a price, be gav e Ow their choice—whether they would have two Lotteries of .i 3,000 Tickets; or two of 30,000 each ; they chofe the latter, but with liberty to alter it to•snv crow, and on thole conditions they ligned the Contra 1. per Firft Lottery, of 30,600 Tickets i 6 so 6 Second ditto 30,000 • 15 14 The IA Lottery to finifb by t sth Augufl, Lieutenant HICKS, of the Aaive cutter, is pro. moted to the rank of Commander. The Pollfeript of a letter from New York, dated November 6. briefly Rates, that a report had jolt arrived there, brought by a verfel which left Tortola on the 17th of Oftober, of the Hand of St. Thomas having been taken poffellion of by a Britifh force. ' The day of the capture is not raentioned, not the names of tlac captors. Several letters hate, that fo early as the toth of oCluber the Danes ezpeaed an attack hourly. A veld arrived at New York on the sth ult. from Vera Cruz, and reported that twelve vac's were totally 1011, with molt of their crews, at Vera Cruz, during a violent gale on the firfi of September, Abet that nearly 5o fail oevelTels were driven on lbore in I he Bay of Campeachy at the fame time. , The American Prefident's Speech is in one refpeit a very fingular kind of produltion. The Spanifh document to which he alludes, concludes thus:— Finally, his Majcfly (of Spain), conforming him fell to the ideas of his Ally (Borta 'eau), declares in his States the fame law which his Imperial Mpjelly promulgated, under date bf the at ft of Nov, 1806." —ln other words, NAPOLIIOII% Decree is ezprefsly adapted as kw in Spain; and yet Mr. JEFFE44nri f,ys, " Whether this Decree, which profefir to be " conformable to that of the French Government, of Novernher 26. 1806, will alfo be conformed " to that in its conaruition and application to " the United States, has not been afcertained.".... But this is nut allrrfpeaking of Spain, and of this law, he rap our forotes.eomplaints has been •' added a very ferious one..(stgainft Spain), as you a• will fee by the decree,* cep/'of which is now corn " monicated." The adoptilp of this law by Spain is a very ferious OW6I complaint again(' that Power, but he has never in nay public document prefumed to complain of- thee ?Mediate who tint framed and iffued the Decree. • • NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE: •• ' • WEYMOUTH, MEMBER 15. At r riattetis Mojaly's brig Sroam troy s, Lieutenant lylvitairr; from a curios ; Britannia cutter, Lieut. Caosay, ditto ; Hope, Wl4. Diatonic, from South. I ampton, with wine, ltc. ; Matura, Wm. HALL, from Sunderland, with coals Judith, Footle's Now rots, from Plymouth, with lathwood ;—Belle, Gaoaaa STABS, from Oporto, 101 from Plynsonth. Sailed 1 his Majefty's Grip Pour°, Captain Jamyrolti, on a cruize ; Four Sifters, Wm. I,4mallsm, for South. ampton ; Grace, S. Maas, far Chiehefter ; Hart let, J. BROOKS 1 Princefs Anglia*, RICHAILD RICHARPS and the Brilliant, Wm. Coeur, for Guernfey ; Prof I perky, Jonas Collo, for Alderney ; Alert, extra .1 packet, D. Puroom, for Onernfey With paffengers ; PuzzLa privateer, Was. poi's, for Guernfey toe orders. PORTSMOUTH. DECEMBER is. • Arrived the Pickle fchootter, with a convoy from Plymouth....-Wind N.E. DOVER, DEC. 11. This morning came into this harbour a very fine French lugger privateer belonging to Capais, mount ing 14 guns and 56 men, captured on Sunday night, after a chute of two hoar:, near Calais, by his Ma• jefty's'ilip A 371E41, Capt. Hararoop, and ROYALIST hoop; the Utter et uizer has alto recaptured and feat in here the brig Hope, of and from Poole with pipe clay, &c. having been taken on Sunday by a pri►a. teer which toc•k away the whole of the crew. • Paired by, the lhip Minerva, Captain Ataxenose. from Surinam, bound to London.—Wind S. W. - ANOTHER LETTrR. Arrived on Monday the Bar/ruse, of 2a guns, and the WANDUER (loop from Sheernefs ; the latter has (Ailed for Portfmouth. Arrived the • Rovacist (loop, from a cruise off Calais, and brought in the Providence, a very fine long French lugger privateer, of 16 carriage guns and sz men, which fbe captured this morning about one o'clock, together with a loaded brig belonging 11 Poole, her prize. The RovaLisr alto la( Fri 'ay fell in with another French lugger privateer, and fired three broadfides at her; it being very dark, they loft fight of ; the was to cloCc at the Mt, that they plainly► heard •the (hot arike her fide ; the crew of the one taken fay that fhe vot into Calais, but in fuch a (battered Rate, as to be rendered quite ufelefs, and. that the maim sod is were wounded. CHATHAM, DEC. 1 4 . The CANADA is difinantling here with the utronli difpatcb. r —The following officers have bean appoin ted to the Gusaatsa : Lent. Joleph.Cozwell, (coin molder of the Ballo!) Fiat List:tenant ; Mr. Irwin, Surgeon i Mr. Hillier. Mailer. it is fuppofed the will get nearly manned by volunticersbefoie The quits this port, which will be in a few days. DIAL, DECEMBER is. Arrived the Coromandel Ilere-;hip from the River; Seacut.t. goop, from a cruize, and failed again on a cruise; (hip Minerva, ALIXARDPR meter, from 'Surinam, and failed again for the River. Sailed the ROTALtsr (loop, on a cruize off the cm& of France % having with ber the French privateer the captnied yeilerday morning, which is manned •with a number' of feamen and marines, in hopes of decoying anti! ther. Arrived the Sufan, —, from Peteribiggh,.. for New York, dcained by the &Asia. gun brig:-=' Came down from the River, the Lady Sinclair, Jackson, for New Seuth Wales ; Pallas, Iwnts, for St. Vincent'. ; Nereus, BILOCKBASIX, and the Stirling, Lye, for Jamaica. Remain in the Downs—Princefs of Orange, Vice Admiral Rowsgv ; Trolly, Clyde, Banterer, Coromandel,. and Mins which has the fignal flyibg for a convoy to the weftward—Wind N.W. light breeze, and thick fog. ST. IVE'S, DECEMBZR zo. Laft Tuefday came in here the Friends of Sal. Bombe, RODIRT WILLS mailer, from Bony, having experienced much damage in her fails and hull in a heavy gale at N. E. and on Wedtrefday came in the Union of Plymouth, ItIIERT Wrist. mailer, from Neath, damaged and water-logged, in the fame gale. Wrecked on Monday night tall, by the fame tremen duous ;gale, in Porthtnintler cove in this port, the brig Mary, Malige, of Clovelly, laden with copper ore, from Truro, on her paffirge to Neath, !hip and cargo 1011, Captain and crew fared, except .1 lads, who hung in the flamed: till the main matt gave way, and were drowned. The Tuefday morning following was alfo wrecked in the fame cove, the 1 Hendra, Melhnifh, of Mevagiffey, laden with topper ore, from Moleham to Swanfea, Captain . . and: crew fated with a part of the cargo. Same day, the Spraycombe, Williams, from Briflol to Plymouth, with fundries parted her cable and ran on three near the Bar of Hayle ; Captain and crew faired, and it is generally fuppofed if the weather proves moderate on the riling of tides both veil and cargo will be preferred. • , LIVERPOOL.. DECEMBER :4. Extra& of a letter from the Captain of the 13 blina, ,to a Merchant in this town, dated Parren Perth, Pecespbei3...wro I am furry to inform you of the lois of the Bolina, on the I Bth November ult.—taileo from Scilly in company with a large fleet, the wind 'at W.S.W. and riot? ttppearatite of a fine night, but at two 04 the mamas it blew a pedal llorm ; at &vs*. wind at N. N. W. blew &rally on Chore, and 1 about three in the afternoon, was obliged to run her on Grote to fate our liver, not above one mile from the land. Saw ' two brigs on Wore, on the 28t11 ult. we got the Baliaa off, but were obliged to leave I her about two hours and a half after, being in a fink. ing (fate. We bad onboard so men ; although the pumps were eontitrually at work, We funk about three miles from the land. Nc lives 1011, except one man walhed overboard _ ." HULL, DECEMBER 14. The Prince William armed Blip arrived in the Humber on Thnrfday afternoon, with a fleet from the Baltic under convoy. The Centurion, Mitchell, alto arrived here on Friday afternoon, having left the Sound on the 13oth nit. in company with the Van guard, of 64 guns, and feveral (mailer veffels of war; compacts, according to 'the report of the Captain of the Centurion, the whole of our naval force in that quarter. The Venus, Captain Burton, arrived here on Sa. turday from the Deltic z left Hellingburg on the soth ult. in compass/ with the Vanguard and the telt of his Majeari-(hips of wart Captain Barton brings an account of the loft of the (hip Neptune, Clappifnu, of this port ; after being captured by the Danes, the went on thore near Copenhagen, and oar craizers having in vain endemured to get her off, fet fire for her, by which means the was entirely deltroyed, botk thin and cargo being burnt down to the “ater's edge before the fleet came away. LLOYD'S LIST. His Majeny'sjAps YANG UMW, CAYENIIII,VIITAL i SAPP, uaao, and from the Baltic, are arrived in Yarmouth Roads. Cliotesetan, Dtesarara rj.••••Paffed by the Triton, Hodfon • Ranger, Orton; Atalanta, Forftar ; and the Lonl St Helen's: Seat, from Sc. Peteriburgh; New Concord, -- ~ from flotilla : Venus, Sagp, from Stockholm ; Calypfe , *nl the Sally, Stotland, from Riga.—Sailed the J e mi ma , ("bon. f or Dublin , Sufpenc e , Stam ens ;. an d the Crfar. Stroud. for la. mica. . Bo*th. Sprint, Pratt ARRIVED. In the Downs, the Hope, Hillyer, from Peet - Minh ; and the Minerva, Alexander. from Surinam—ln the River, the Alfred. aelifon, from Riga—lu Yarmouth Roads, the January, Hart. (neck, Isom Memel ; and the Hcro, Perriman, from Riga—ln the 1 1 Humber, the Venus, Harrifqa, from the Baltic--At Bridlington. I the Supply, Brown, from the Battle—Off Orfordncfs, the Mentor. I Stepbenfon, from the Baltic—At Newfoundland, the Hope,Elitosi, from Liverpool—At Portfmouth, the Venus. —, from Riga,. At Plymouth, the Louira Frederica, —, from Riga-.4t Got ' tenburgh, the .Fortitude, Raymond; and the Alert, Hill, from London ; cud the Mary and Alice, ----, from Leith—At Li verpool, the Ann, Allen, from Labradore. The Succefs, of Cokketter, laden with herrings, was carried into Rye on the silt tuft. baying beco found at fee without any perfnn on board The Harmony, of lialtinp, laden with wheat, was captured a few days flue, off Halting., by a French privateer. The Yorick, Robeteau, from Bolton, is an Store to the Testi and bilged. The Mermaid, from Riga for London, put into boarg on the aotb ult. having been run foul of. The Batty, IPattterfon ; Myrtle, Nightingale ; Concord, Rid land; and the White, trona Stockholm for London; Neva, Sedgworth ; Progrefs, Parifh ; and the Harmony, Booth, from Peteriburgh for Louden, pot into Cartfitern, and remained there otrthe 29th ult. The Penelope, Lamb, of London ; and the Bel, Barret, of Stockholm, are put Into Carlfcroaa. The Traveller, Citing, from London for Casilltaas, is returned to Yarmouth, after having been as far as Heillingbourg. ;The Orion (a Swede) from Riga for Ponfrnouth, has been on *foal* the Dania mit, and taken poffeMon of by the Carat _ DISTIMITION OF PRIZE MONEY. The Canopus, Triumph, Bellele, Excellent, and Niger, will be paid for 'the capture of the Guifippe l'Alcanza, by the Sena hock, January 14, 1804, on the azd inft .at No sa, Eilea-ftreits Strand, and there recalled on 'rudders and Fridcyli The Locuft, for the recapture of the Olive Branch, Sept IS. 1807, will be paid sin her arrival at Spitbead ; or at No. aB. tiigk area, portftnouth, to-morrow; and there recalled on Monday* sod Thurfdaye. The Decade andi-innet, forth* captor, of le Victor, July 29, 1947, will be 'pald - aod recalled at the fame time and place as the 'shove. The Emceed, fee the capture of the Prince of Attalla', April •t Si lBop,was Feld emboatd this day ; and will be recalled at No. t t, Cad greet: The Eurydice. for the capture of the Santa Terefa. January .ri2, silos, will be paid on board, an the isth britaut, and recalled at hlo te,Clatient's lan. The Marioer, fqr the capture of the Fretterink, Auguft a, ttol, will be paid on board on Saturday next, and milled et No. ;j. Surrey-14w 4 Strand, on Tuefd2yl and Fridays. • "• -• j.OSS OF THE BOREAL Min following is an extra& of the letter from Mr flltemars, of the BARtas frigate, so his parents at heehaws stin g the lots of that fhip, and his provi. lliittioti 4 efca pe . • 1 • • M. S. Thalia, Dec: t,lloy, Guar fey Roads. if :Daze Ste—lt burial the grcateft pleafure I write to let you kqnw that lam fife on board the Thalia. I had bit that morning got out of bed from a fall which I rcerived about two days before ant of the mizen-top. She ftruek about half an hour after five. I went upon deck directly to fee what was the matter, when they UM me the had (truck upon the gannaway Rocks. widish arc Shoat two or three miles out from the Point of Quernfey. Between keen and eight.they twilled out the large cutter ; the was no fooner 'set, than flu was fwamped alongfide; then they were going to lower down the cutter, which was upon the quarter, when I Aced the Second Lieutenant if I bad not better get into the boat at ace, as in cafe any thing worfe thould happen, I Mould not be able to get into her after. She was no fooner lowered down and Maks unhooked, than the tide took us and drove us ahead of the e l *, in Ids than a minute t we had nothing to hold on by, the lhip being upon ha "beam cods nearly, and the boat hook would ant filet into the copper. We being on the weather fide, pulled vp to the &fp two or three times, hailed her,and asked them foi a ripe, but we could not get dote enough for the rocks. There was May tnyfell, amoeba! Midfhipman, (not as big as mayfelf), and two win in the boat ; it was very dark, and beginning to blow frelh. We were afraid to trait the boat before the fez, therefore were forced to keep her head to has well as we could, with two oars, u we could not find the rudder, wkilft I was bailing the water out of the boat with my hat, and the other Midthipman gave me a fpell, till at lan our fingers got fo cold that we could not hold the bats any longer, and loft them overboard ; but it pleated the Almighty 16 keep us alive until morning. When it was laylight we had kb wind. hot a great tea ; we !topped the mafts and fct fail with an Intention to beat up for Cuernfey,as we were a tong way to leeward of' it; we found a leak and ftopped it as well as we could, whet) we few a fail bearing down to us, which proved to be &ensile: She hove-to directly for us, when we got on board. Captain Manby ordered us down below in his cabin, made Ito uodrefs be . fore the fire, got dry things for us, and in fad he could not have stfe.i us bettet than he did, had we been his foes. I had the fat} the antis, and the was IoR on Saturday the afids. Accept of my duty, with love to all at home. " In remain, in good fpirits, ." Your ever dutiful Si., ■ SAMUL.L. HOOD HEMMANS." " S. Hanmans, Efq. Matter Attendant, Dock-Yard. Chatham.* -- • •CIIM=M=.I COIN btiAItILATI 2411 ARK L/11111, DEC. i6.—The fupply of Wheat to day is but (bort, yet the trade is very heavy in (ales, and does not fupport Monday's prices—Barley in confiderable quantities, and inclines luvsee—Fine new Malt about 78s. per quarter—Peas and Beans, of each kind, dill vary but little—there are no t many Oats at hand, but thisatticle is quoted at rather lower prices.—Flour as •ur lail—fine Amer rican 38b. to 425. per barrel. • • osaisitm. ettakltatcV a$ unpin. Wheat. 462 Sds 734 per v. Grey Petts.4 /mod, .!: rue Ditto. 74 2 7 721 04 !•-•-lielkis. ( 2 .4.1 111 , 64 !.. 44 •• " aye , (new) 45 2 Sol od Tick Ditto 54s oos Barley, 4os 45. od • • 06111.615• jai isos' • * • Malt. (old) 6os los od • Rabid Airy 4is 43 2 White Peas, (Hollers) sole Ld7s Iseallar ditto so 441 et, L - Rape Seed 24101 Fine Flour 55s 6os—Seconds sot SS* r r, I