Star. — London, England, 1811-10-28 00:00:00

THE KIN& ....._. at The Quers's Council assembled on Saturd a y Windsor, to receive the weekly Report of the Kiarea Physicians. There were present only the Archbishop of CANTERBURY, the Duke of Motmom, and the , Earl of WINCIIELSEA. It has been said that the Re. port was less favourable with respect to the state of his MAJESTY'S bodily health than that of the preced ing Saturday, but that by no means appears from the following Bulletin, which wits yesterday exhibited at St. James's Palace : " WINDSOR CASTLE, OCTOBER 26. " His MAJESTY'S state continues much the same. (Signed) "H. HALTOM "M. BAILLIE. 6 W. HEBERDEN. " R. WILLIS." Lord SOMERVILLE SOMERVILLE came into waiting yesterday at St. James's Palace, as Lord of the King's Bedcham ber, and Mr. VILLIERS as Groom: The Inquirers at St. James's Palace were mere nu- Merous yesterday than they have been for some time Lvast —the SPANISH AMBASSADOR and the Duch ess o f eaps were among them. , The Duke of CAMBRIDGE attended Whitehall Cha pel yesterday, with a numerous party of the Guards. , On his Royal Highness's return through the Park he I was followed up the Mall by several hundred persons, ? anerto avoid the crowd his Royal Highness called in. at York Howse, and remained there some time. The. Marquis WELLESLEY had an audience of the PRINCE REGE.ZT, yesterday, about three o'clock, which Continued for upwards of an hour. . A Gentleman of rank arrived in Town on Satur day from Petersburgh, who was attacked to the Por tuguese Legation, and who is the bearer of dispatches to M. Souza, the Portuguese Ambassador at this Cow r. Lord EtrtNaortotion yesterday returned to his house, in St. Jastes's.square, from his scat in Kent. Lord BARNARD, son of the Earl of DARLINGTON, has announced his intention to offer himself a candi date tor the county of Durhani, on the first election. Lord Roarer SEYMOUR, Member for Carmarthen shire, is a candidate for the borough of Totness. Aniongst the antiquities belonging to the Earl of tLGIN, which have been deposited in Burlington house court-yard, is the skeleton of King HEROD. Sir HARFORDJONDS has saved his valuable Persian goats, which were on board the Pomone, lately lost on the Needles. They are intended as presents to seve ral Noble Personages. A theatrical wit being asked what he thought of the Comets replied, that he thought it very like " We Fly by Night," and the 44 Tai/ of Mystery." On a friend's inquiring of a gouty Gentleman how he felt himself ? was answered, " so, 9,0."." I a m sorry to hear It," said the other, Is for 1 hoped you ware better in tet-te." A tesselated pavenient has been discovered at Chi. Chester, similar to the celebrated one at BignOr. .. Dr. Husain,. In a paper lately read before the Royal Society, has retracted some of his former opi. ?lions respecting nebula., and that they might be, con sidered as clusters tif stars. At present he concludes them to. be peculiar condented matter, supposes that they may constitute or become comets, regrets our inability to form any just notions of their mode of ex istence; and presumes that they are much more nu merous than we have hitherto been taught to believe. By an Act of last Sessions, no person can be ar rested after the Ist of November next, for a dtbt un tier £l5, unless the same is due upon a promissory note or bill of exchange. A 'German Paper of the 14th, notices the death of the Mayor of Stralsund, and adds, as an eatraor dinary instance of fecundity, that his widoW had born 26 children, of whom 24 were then living. During the last year, the increase of American ship. ping at Cantor's, China, has been nearly one-half, and about 13,000 tons of tea imported to the United States, a Fait of which will no doubt find its way to Europe. The accounts brought from Sweden are, that BER wAvorrt is in considerable favour with the people, and that he takes grtaf pains to conciliate them. The knowing ones, however, suspect that this is mere finesse, and that he'is at bottom quite the tool of Bo- NAPARTE. When our infbrmant was at Gottenburgh, guineas were selling there at Rh 9s. A Jew had brought over with him to the amount of 20.000, fOr *hich he was paid at that rate by good bills on London. A Umber of persons were collected on Friday, in Hyde Park, to witness a foot-race between Mr. 0. and Mr. H. two residents of the neighbourhood of Cavendish-square, for 300'guineao—Mr. 0. under. taking to run 250 yards in less time that Mr. H. 235. Precisely at half past two they started in good style, and for a few yards kept side by side; but Mr. 0. soon headed his opponent, and won the mu one yard and a half otetplus to what he had in the first instance given. The odds were 3to 2 against the winners Early yesterday morning an alarming fire broke iou'. at a sugar-house in --Haydon-square, Mlnories,, which was totally destroyed, and some premises ad joining greatly damaged. ' - Last week, as the R ev. \rare DAWSON, incumbo. t of a valuable living near Newry, was travelling in r that neighbourhood, with his wife-and familyon a four-wheeled, carriage, the horses took fright and ran away. Mr. DaWsos, opened the door,. and end alined to spring out, '''' g n a t was caught in the forward, was cruilied-betsic , ° instantly killed. Mr. BRAISBERY, vtherhas been ed, in consequence of '' ' present when this perkonia.-- various robberits, attempted much better; he is re and has, within the but composed. On the 20th instant, 04111rnOre, ibriut three T. LAsteißT,Of CfcgcL • fort , tsqra. Thu dbrensr the latter diaeliared .bil f 4 the seconds interWrw, at adjusted to the Wily: bOth parties 4 • L . . . * _ • ..., • ~ The , lieft MAIL Ai 3 16 WitiOlitic I. or d wattAik BEN TINGE and stilte, is still detained at Plymouth, by won. Lary wind,. . . , , • Saturday se'nnight two t ro op ' s of the Ist King's German Legion, under the command of Major Baron M*YDELL, arrived in Limerick from Gort, to receive the detachtnent of the fluke of,Brunswick's cavalry, which have proceeded for Mallow. They ate to re main there until transports arrive for their.entharka don at Cork. Friday se'nnight two troops of the King's German Legion marched into Ennis, from Ballinasloe, and on Saturday morning continued their route for Cork' where they are to be embarked to share in the glories of the Peninsula. That excellent young officer, Lieutenant BLACK, of the 52d Regiment, has been ordered by the Com• mander-in-Chief to Exeter, for the purpose of drillings , as Light Infantry, the South Hampshire Militia. His Royal Highness has, in the selection of this Officer; 1 Made a most judicious choice, and we trust that mot tit and ability will always be brought forward in this manner—our army, which is already superior to that.' of any other country, would become invincible. ' 1 Wiwi' Or A LETTER FROM AN OFFICER OP tHE IITTI DRAGOONS. " British Head-Quarters, Portugal, 6th Oct. 1511. 14 Have only a moment to spare to say, thank Gon, I have outlived and escaped unhurt a glorious ' day for the old 11th Dragoons, and one division of the army. We have nobly balanced our accounts with the French hussars ; hundreds have fallen, and our name and the Ist Hussars resounds through the whole army. We have, however, lost many brave 1 men ; I had my horse shot under me, and a second wounded ; Colonel CUMMING was wounded ; Lieut KING lost his right arm ; one acting Adjutant killed, and numbers of men and horses. The Ist Hussars have suffered dreadfully. We were only 320, and the enemy between 2500 and 3000 cavalry. Lord WELLINGTON was present, and saw the whole affair. Ten times we charged;—the shot and shell of the enemy were dreadful, and you world have thought nothing could live. The infantry mowed them down famously. The French cavalry were driven back by a dreadful fire of musketry from the 77th and .sth, and two Portuguese battalions. Such a scene of hor ror presented itself as no pen can describe ; dead men, dying men, and horses, lying in all quarters one upon another ; the cannon shot and shell from the enemy's infantry were most destructive. The fol. lowing morning I saw 60,000 Frenchmen within an English mile of us ; they had 20,000 more a little to ' the right. The whole British army were drawn up is a line of battle during the day, waiting to be at tacked ; Marmont did - not, however, come on that day. 'the British army commenced its retreat that night, closely followed by the French ; they were gallantly stopped at Alden de Ponte, and after hav ing lost vast numbers, they again retired, and the British now occupy their old quarters." , . EXTRACT Or A LETTER PROM SANTE, AUGUST 1. - 64 Sir JOHN Swam' returned hither from a tour through Greece, on the 24th ult. and two days ago kft us again to return to Sicily, having completed his inspection of this island, and our other lonian occupa tions. While at Santa Maura he was invited to visit 'the celebrated Albanian Prince, Ali Pacha, and was received by that warlike Chief in his territories with all the demonstrations of national friendship as well as public honour due to our distinguished Commander, 6 , These islands thrive in population and com merce as well as increase in health and internal hap piness, under the security of British protection. Our position here operates a most conclusive check upon any possible designs that might be contemplated by the common enemy against the dominion of the Porte in the Morea, and must greatly strengthen our own, hands in our own habitual intercourse hereafter with the latter powers. Our national character becomes daily tnore and more developed to the Greeks Irani the number of English travellers who now resort among them from hence, and are every where te ceiv ed by them with most marked respect. 44 The maintenance of our troops here is attended with no extra expence : lodgings, quarters, fortifica tions, roads, and all the charges of Government, are defrayed, with grateful acknowledgement by the in habitants themselves. The Greek corps, which Ge neral Oswato was empowered by Sir JOHN STUART to embody, is now complete to above 800 men. —They preserve their national dress, are perfectly :devoted to our service, and are in a state of discipline iliat would do credit to any veteran corps. Major `Omani', who commands them, has every merit in .his active attention to them. ~ We have not failed, by our commemorative dis 'plays, to impart to the neighbouring Continent the ,• glorious triumphs of our countrymen in Portugal, by the final humiliating retreat of the French from that kingdom. 16 Colonel Swill, of the - th Regiment, faitd ' - Islands, . . .... .. , ' .•ii iirkiiiiiiiiiitil . =Mt, pergatti 27. Last night, about eight o'clock ) n :hest ens* Mein took place off litre between two Fianch Inner privateers, and two Merchant brigs that were taming up Channel. The first lugger engaged one of the brigs about two miles front the shore, but the lat being prepared, beat the Frenchman of, after ex• changing a great deal of musquetry, and proceeded for the Downs. The other lugger pursued the second brig within a mile of our shore, and close under the batteries, which as soon as an opportunity offered commenced a brisk fire on the privateer, who then thought proper to stand off, and the brig in conse quence escaped. Several shots fired from the batteries fell within a few yards or the privateer. A More daring attempt we hardly ever witnessed than the latter ease. PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER es. The Darlington packet, from St. Thomas's, bound to Faltnouth, put in here on Thursday evening, and forwarded her mails ; she sailed the 24th nit, but ' brings no news. She encotiritered very had weather 1 on her passage home. Another French brig privateer larrived here yeiterday, priie to the SuairitmLANTX frigate. The STORK sloop of war sailed yesterday au I a cruize ; and the James cartel, Captain Brea, with American passengers for Morlair The POMPEII, 0 1 SO guns, is ordered here to be laid up in ordinary, and her crew to be timed over to the MALTA, 80 gunk. The crew of the VANGUARD, which is to be put out of commission, are to be turned over to the BULWARK, 7+. This day arrived the Fauct cutter from off Brest; ' and the Miasma ditto, from off L'Orient. The DIANA frigate is gone obit of harbour to the Sound. Put back the STORE sloop of war, which sailed yesterday. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 27. Arrived his Majesty's ship ZEPHYR from the wreck : of the Pornone, whither she had proceeded to save ; Iwhat she could. Arrived his Majesty's ship TYRIAIN i from the Downs. Seieral of the outward-bound re.l Main in Cowes and Yarmouth Roads. The Corn-.' 1 wallis transport is ordered to take troops on board at ! ' Lymington, for Sicily..—Wind S. S.W. blows hard. DEAL, OCTOBER'97. - I The sloop Frederick it on shore on the Goodwin I Sandi; her crew have been picked up by one of our hoatr. Sailed his Majesty's ship ELEPHANT for the / Tezel. Arrived his Majesty's ship Fawn with a con- 1 voy from the Westward, which are sailed for the River. YARMOUTH; OCTOBER 97. Yesterday arrived the COQUETTE, SOLEBAY, Pao sratto, LOCUST, and INYEsTIOATOR, which latter $ • is ordered to take.the soundings of the New Gutt an , 11 Roadstead, to ascertain the flaw of water for the men of war. In the New Gott, Vice-Admiral MlnufAY has hoisted his Aaron board the SOLARA Y, which Fri. 1 gate will bear the Admiral's flag.—Sailed the Lcvs i tir and Cogurrrs sloops of war. --kethair the Da- Mtn, CHANTICLEER, MOSQVITO.—Wind S.S.W. RAMSbATE, OCTOBER es. At three o'clock this morning, blowing a heavy gale at S. S. E. came in for shelter the Venus of Ramsgate, from Portland to Ramsgate, with the loss of anchor and cable ; the Kent, SAtea, of Rochester, from London to Newhaven ; Industry, Dolmas, from London to HaVre•cle-Grace ; Ann, HALL, from Sunderland, for a market ; Ann, TAYLOR, of Yar mouth, from ditto, with loss of anchor and cable ; also a Spanish ship, with loss of anchors and cables. DARTMOUTH, OCTOBER 2t. Arrived yesterday the Eliza cartel from Morlaix, with two French Ladies on board, passengers. SHEERNESS, OCTOBER 27. - A large ship, supposed a West-Indiarnan, is on shore on the Kentish Sand. . HARWICH, OCTOBER 27. it is reported that two brigs , are on shone off Woods bridge Haven: NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. Itbar-Adniiral Laughaine, to the command at Malta, Is the room of Admiral Boyles; Lieutenant Sheridan, to the Royal beetle; Lieutenant West, Mere; Lieutenant Kite, Abouk ir; Mr. Kitchener, late Master tiL the ehiffone, to the Ajax; Mr. James Macnamara; of the Nymph., to be purser if the Impe: dem. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. Cephales, for the Teetered° find Scorpion, en board, WI the Refit inst.; recalled daily, at 22, Norfolk-street. Leveret, foe the Fortuna Gdlnsva, Ellen Johanna, and It ***is, games unkhown, on board, the Slat inst.; recalled Tuesdays and Thursdays, at ES, Surrey-street. .. Speedwell, for the Jefrou* Anna Catherine, it the °Mee of Mr. Lockyer, Plymouth, on the Oith inst.; 'recalled Tuesdays .atut Fridays. Urgent, for de Tilsit, at 9, Nest Eroad-street, on the 90th inst.; recalled Wednesdays and Thursday*. ' • ' • Desiree, for the Die Miming, De Hoepillaerrlendschapp, on board; recalled at IS, Throgrnortoti-ittiett Titddays hid Thursday.. • • . The 'Tigress East-Indiaman i, got zitltattate Sand ' , ad corn. Portsmoul his Majet and neglect Ntenosu, P on shore 7 reetions Vat. serious , which he to Plyninal men, and from the ' landed - charge ' stoNbs, missed President. I' 11 . LiAlscArit bentaik tie nit ifteritoini Lieutenacittolimei 644. at!! led Somerset Militia; Who is the object of !MAW regard ationg all nuke here-, Rave an elegatsi Diprfet at the Albion Hotel, to the Dux: of CLAivotit.--;i Besides his Royal kiiritess, there were present the Earl of MAYO, Earl rams, Lord Geusoll Ger** VILLE, Lord Viscount Ataitaitoibic, Captain Monica; Mr. Serjeant :inimical), the Rev. Mr. HAYLET, Vicar of Margatr, several Officers of. the 2.1 Somerset MI! • litia, &c. The DUKE iNf Nystrom no* tin his *4 trout London, wet erpetted, but did not arri((e. Restricted by the duties of the Sahli:til t , the party broke up at an 'earlier hour then btual, bot not till they had truly enjoyed the resit of reason; and, bumpers, done homage to their gallant host, and to the illustrious personage who continues to eoli'ven our Society with hik presence. Advice's have been received horn Affcant to the 29th ult. which are rather of en eittotiraging nature. IThey confirm the account of the repulse of the ad. vanced guard of the enemy destined bo attack Valeii• cia, and .state that the Gue:rillas in that quarter ainotint to MA less than 30,006.--erlie folloeing is at extract from one of the private letters ALICANT, Set.. `lB.—Sonle days ago we *ere in cons;derable alatin here, in consequence of a report that the French, the number of 26,000 med. *ere ad= vanciug from Arragon and Catalonia, to attack Va. lencia: We now find ttrit the whole force of the ens. my does not exceed 10,000, Which has .advanced tv attellon de la Plana. The enemy's advaneild guard had an affair with ours, and was completely repulsed. • Our headquarters are at Murviedro, and o u t force is more numerous than that of the French *; And all are in high spirits, having arretted the enemy in their pro: gress; and at present no apprehensions are entertained for the safety of this province. The Guerrillas of the F province are all on the alert, to the number of at least I so,ooo, and greatly harrass the eneMy." The acconnts from the North continue to milieu* that Prussia has a very formidable force on foot t ita amount is stated at not less than 150,000 regularly disciplined troops, and those of Russia on the frontieri lof Poland exceed 200,000: It is, however, astertecl m with confide the diferencei and Prussia ' it is not any new , Saturday . ' PAUL, watermen, lCosims with lalsout two shipped were drowned transport, i ter. The to ascertain !ship, who since in Ste Saturday ■ • I Lietu the mnorini . language A brought before . Inquiry, at Plymouth ; the rtsult of which is; that he is sentenced to be dismissedfrosti the command of thd A t-Pitsa schooner. . ... - Three of the Pritoilens who escaped from ti* Sampson, at Gillingham' litlach, succeeded in semi* , over to Dunkirk ; and it is said, that, upon BilitAi [ PUTE's recent visit to Botdogne, there Men • ' ed him with a memorial, deicribing, in the Itxl4 . gitous way, the affair of the Mutiny on board: • Sampson, which terminated in the death of soliielif the prisoners ; and accusing the British fleets bb having ordered the Marines to fire upon the Frentit prisoners, without any other provocation than the aiii noyance given by their cries when confined captioi4 ously to the hold of the ship. Friday se'nnight, about sir o'clocir E e 'Oldie? isei the Argyleshire militia was accosted at .4a% dpon the Dalkeith road, by tbree,ment with—" Is your tegiiiient going to Ireland 1" Upoit his answering, 64 It is no matter; wherever the seilia tent goes I will got" they knocked hips down with bludgeons, and almost cut off the thumb of hts tat I and. They also took his watch, and what imonen had in his pockets, and, upon a gentleman coming up on horseback, made their escape. “.. , . 1 :-1h...... . • A footpad, in military apparel, erfilitgai `Week ' bed a Gentleman on the Fulham -rtiai, ienttiti ' • 'Week his operations early in the evening, on Vi' - - Common, where,ite met with Th e horse-patrolet villa he disarmed of his pistols. Thus equiedi bet bit - road to Putney, be stopped . a gig, and obteined cope siderable . booty. Between Fulimal and Wallwin. green_ he robbed a day-labourer of lialf-aderown ; mad ' he - - - I infidence, that the diferencet between Fretted •ussia have for the present been adjusted ; but : pretended that France ha been able to extort w concession from the Court of • rday morning, as JOHN GORINO add jAatte watermen, were returning to Portsmouth front with a Gentlenian from London (tinknostris)i two miles from Stoke's Bay House s the boat a sea and filled. PAUL and the Gantlielikad rowned; GOKINO Vest saved by the Kingetort irt, after being a considerable time in the toil 'he Gentleman had been to the Isle or IVight rtain the burial of . Lis brother, a mate of st, t • who was likewise drowned about five weekt Stoke's Bay. rday morning, a Court-Martial Was held 4 outli, on Lieutenant Jesus Symons* (2)4; of jesty's ship Vestal, for disobedience of order*. glect of duty ; in haying suffere'd Mr. Wit.: st.s, Master of the American brig Alert, to gtt4 re and be at large, corlirlit-Y to the eiprest dis s of Captain &Battu ; when the ricuotts was under detention on.axbwrge• at * nature, namely, having; after the ,1iti4.1142t , he commanded, had bled detained tWd7)" nnuth, overpowered Mitishipman"and sea.: tnd put them into a boat, •ninsty mills distant he Land ; they, providentially; ultimate* at Brest, and weft Made prisoners. The; being clearly proved against Lieutettin%Br. , he was, for this offence, sentenced Ise his Majesty's Service.—.-Admiral I woody mt. 'tenant Glesoas; who put a wnftutti on °tie et Lorin g -buoys in August last, for using aLusivn, ge to him, has been brought before a Court of Ilaagl%t a o , ' Dtti .1 1 Ds ° pence rue LIM"; p wags. v • . before he reached'Cdelie a , h e st opp e d 4 clergyman, was aP- And come up the River to repair. it p o i tionout b. , , and took Item him shout i t 3 ill c.,sh And his hat, irl r, *when, melancholy to relat e, his c. Colonel Suirti, of the 27th Re g iment, The Crams, which arrived last Week t the wheel, and - h i s h ead fallin g p ointed to command in these Islands, upon the de - : dbetsicen the spokes , and he was p arture of General OSWALD for Pinglanth-l-be pro: from the Mediterranean, with' a• convoy of 80 t sa r - feturri for which . Ire coinplimu ted the Reveres Leeds eeeds upon the same principles of government, and chantmen and transports, left at Malta, on the Ist of Getithmin with his soldier's cap. • . . the hat been so grievously afflict. retains all the popularity of his predecessor." September, the Trident (Admiral IN;vt.as), Unite, NIA R IK-LAN it. —TO-da y the fresh strivals of Wheat of the shock he received at being Last week, a detachment Court-Martial stras held. Herald ; andat Gibraltar, on the 6th inst. the Fame, make a tuletable suppty, and . sample's of fine at' std tr un t takert up at Portsmouth for in Leeds, on a Serjeant and Corporal of the fild Re: Aisle, - Circe, Men_ope; and Dart.' The Cambrian, advance of about Is. and 2s. per quartet; sortie kiiitint attempted to commit suicide, is giment, f or bri n ging a b o y r e cru i t to t he Inspe c ting Captain Buu.zw, will bring home the neat convoy. old Dantmic. 1826 -. 4 --RrYes.with Barley and Malt, us ; reccivering his mental faculties, ri c id.offi cer t s mice with padded stockings } ':its wider The Venerable, 74, Sir 0t4.1 PoPHate; Vengeur, each named rather higher—White Peas,-4s. and $l4 list truly o r three days, been more: to bring him up to the proper standard ;AIM how- 74, Captaih /Snows; Medusa, - Hon. Captain &U. lower-"-Beariti'er 'both sorts, in full AL-Aland, 1116. ever, it appeariog on the trial, that the boy' had re. veers ; Theban, Iliptain.S. Minty, and Partridge, much higher- 1 ., '4qt are. several fresh al-ri p -skis ;If A meeting took p l ace neat eoutse to this stratagem whhout the adetewtiraven Captain Am, arrived on. Satuiday at Portsmouth, Oats, and this trade ready sale, nearly at.Tuesdisfi •'. tent ? .knowledge of the soldiers ; , and*.belf at she from Cherbujgh,,baiing been.blown off t h at station quotntion—FLOwifully at letpeiceest: .- . r G alw ay, between tke w ee mites fr o m ,_...., -- ...•. ..-. --'. test artifice imposed on the •• Odor • euegiusuint b y foul Aviindi OtsrullA L culaatininio-as alma i - viol: S.:, and J. BLAKE, of French. pea fell the re' leper • . , • --• • • ' - ' wit,' se e r oe .fa,... -.• ;- I .llsaas doe. se actin - ~. , - We ark *Mired, from good authnrity, that the pae c a t • 16 A former Gentleman firedi when , ows, ywe 0 - :• SP . a§. Ts . ittr. d his pistol in.the air—upon which Ile outward niii convoys are .still . datethetil . il Othannellieenwili set rendeestous at Spit' during eys:cs. As. •-',.- .• ' Fe t stri , • its Ista Ifs. . 11 Portsmouth by cemperyierindes The AT, d the matter was amicably it :be :thevluentt .ink ilret a %I:4 of observation is tn . ~/_,4 ' . #tel a " . ' s ' / ' " .: ' ' • 1 • . pit s* t - liklet• ed, an Wends Of ° attionntto Si iu siansbeempprisrasavor she Naas t d r i S : 1 1 401 4 ,a - a. •"*ta- 1. o o ' , j.t" . , at al lel ' ••".- ' • . ' Tidied 4is, • tire- IMOS I ACC• 6I of 1131 7-7- -.. „. , , . 4 ., . : . , ~„ .: „, ~? ‘k .....a .., ... 'kr. • Pik '.‘ AS Po any , .% late Pees (Bns, sal. ft, -:- a , 4 - - mete. - ' • 0 1 tbas mir aiist - ~ . 0 Grey Let fit. It* Seed ii 450. , -.- , . • • - . . • . . . • •.... . , .. . . " - • .._• . , , - • .....' ' . -.- . , _ . • - . . . t.