Star. — London, England, 1807-09-16 00:00:00

TIFF liNc4 4 VAR. LONDON. WEDNESDAY. SIP ['EMBER i 6. PRICE OP 9 FOOE.S THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLCiCE: Conf. money 641—few ace. 6316+011111MM. raw PRICB 'OP'Ci!SeRS YESTERDAY. 3es Car. Red. SM ' * lndio Bonds. Is. dit 3 per Cent—Cemfois AIM. 4 rt t 6 4 per Cut atm - Rads.. Bills as. dit PO to dif $ pre Cent Navy 96f1 Onmiurn. par Lang Ana eon , ' tottery Tickets hot km Ann. Dint Confols for ace 6111 • , CAPTURE OF 'COPENHAGEN, AND THE . DANISH FLEET. • 'Ai Rift o'clock this morning Mr. Mii.jg amp at tbb -Foreign Office, with Di*tchei fr . t4vkLoict Ceriscaroionnooneing the important ineepigktice;Oe die innendir Copenipirtn the 7th isiiisi,it k :Ao the 1140 feircepAritb-.ihe wlii , Dna in 4 AtFeastio. - 47 - tight o'eloFk CSitpio 'cm:1114,4 ibt einuitu t itenapti 4'3f3/ons.-arti'fld at the Admiralty. wiififiii4iidirptcltes front Admiral Genii!' ; and at ti 4414 invidier Meginger waned in ViiinineflOt&', girha Deis . tin i f . pag *ha tourntopieated to :the Loan Maroa for Ihe ittiefillitiall Of the Merchant( ' b. 4; ; • ; from Lord easrLialaan and Lord 2dOso - tiartii . of wfiieh the following are enpiei ; • ADMIRALTY 0 , 11014 SIM j& tea MO Lak Ara has the honofur to acquaint le the Leers Marta, that Captain co l p.taa, of Hii Majefty's !hip Snavaira.aava, is jolt arrived from • Admiral Castatea. Sind 4winp the news that Ca] 64 penkiken capitulated on the, 7th irritant. when his Majeltri Fleetsrd Army were put in Pbifse?n of • the Fleet and firfenals of Denmark. and of the • City of CopenhoSta." N ST. JAII4ES'-SQUARII, • • WIMNROLIAT MORNING. " Lord Carrimanson basthe honer to acquaint " the Loan biases that .pifpatehes - hare been re " ceired from Lord Caractar, (lilted from the " Citadel of Copsithages, on the ilth of Septeashy. ." II After a feverelboantardsent of three rights, a H.Capitolation tires agreed se. bi which the peal& 44 Fleet, including veal! of ell dereriptions, were :fiLletrreodered.toipthei,With &Vessel Sores, and Ira blaserre's-treepe pet in polfeSeo of the Citadel is sad tiock tart There were • • . ' a ZIGHTUN SAIL OF Tflit " FIVTERN FRIGATES , . 0 11111214 SLOOPS. • AND • THIRTY SEVEN MORTAR AND 011N-DOATS. found in the Putt and Atfenal. " The particulars of this important Service will appear with the lea( poMble delay in an Extraor li dinary Gazette." (Tree Corks) . I.IIG TOW. Miyor. Our loft cooling of 42 killed, 138 wounded, and SZ miffing. Amonga the killed are four Officers, and fix are wounded. The following are the name. of the Officers killed and wounded: ltruso—Lkatenant Lyons. It. A.; and Enign Dixon, Sad Regiment; known before. Lieutenant RTCIIO7I, Gerona Legion. /nays jittt:2l4ol. Sid FOOL VOONS —Captain DA to Li Nos, Bth Foot. Captain Dvitentc, Gerinan Lesion. Lieutenant LINTON, Sad. 1 ieutenant-General BAIRD, in the ihoulder, Zap LIMON. No flint was fired till after a fammons, offering the moll advantageoui terms. la an *llion again!! the Danes in the country, Sir Attracts %LIMIT totally defeated them, taking one General. &officers, 1 Roo prifoncrs, and to pieces of cannon ; and was left purfuing the flying enemy. The &Hewing, we believe, is a coned analytis of the terms of the Capitulation : The Britifh troops to be put in poirctEnn of the Citadel, and to have a guard in the Mck yard. The Danith atips and Tacit, and all naval (totes M be delivered up, namely, eighteen lips of the line, Pun frigates, hie Hoops, and twenty-five gun boats. The fisitifh and tranfpotts to be aHowed to go iota the harbour, to embat k the fiats and troops, which ate to be removed from the ifland as Coon as the !hips arc removed from the harbour, ur within La weeks ftom the figning of the capitulation. HAilitice to ceafe throughout the ifland. Perkin and property, public and private, wish the exception of the [hips of war, to be refpcited, and atnint Officers, civil and military, to continue iu the exocifc of their authority, and all prifoners I. be IllUtually relcafed. Entail property fequcc crated to be reltoted. On the arrival of the Di'patcbo, a Mclrcnger was fun og nith the - welc-me Neva to the KING, at W i"liol—and the intelligence was in the mean time catokt.twe4l to lb? 1%.14:c . by ed 'Palk and Tower C ,Jas. N4Wrie di, TEtUUNCL . '. 4 Sert. rs.—Arlive3 the Ring Genrge packet, Captain' N. Saosimits„ with the:titans front Gottenborgli. Before the packet failed.-Witement had been received from 11.1 . 1ingkittrg, flating that the peafantry there had filen againfi ont troops. but that we had killed 600, 210 taken woo prifon,ers. Four P. M.—joft arrived the &mart* !loop of war. with difpatches.kom Copenhagen. having on board Mr. Baocie 'Tayt.ott and four otherGentleetten... The greaten fecreey"was o bf er i e d t t h e boat's. cre w] was not even fuiferkd to contelm &Or o sad• ail flan as they had laced the aforementiciiied Gentle- 1 they Monied &ip, width without the harbour: I PITMOUTIII e SIIPTIIIIIIIIR 144—Sailed his Mis j eu a es i , ihiPe BY. .121.iteetas; 14 *- 99' trios, 'nail Retsol.a -r Tgreill - 1i i g lit` 4 1 ,* , i t " , :ca T the Chanrel Pint i Igo, `his Maielly's i teefioop . n, .to the Withiard t • • Ai- I rived his.htteOes armed fhip Haiti:llolNp Lieet-i INeitstirmat commander, from a traize 16 the "wet: wlid:"Seilid the . Rollo; Tseettine, fr se. i)() mieg°, • •••••••• i,.. ~,,,, f 1• I . , :. ilL..i I . 09 . 41113," 7: 1 0 . 4"V I/ A l li TS. T -i Satled bio - Ma• ' 'jelly! [hips Idoestotren, with ;the feet foe the EIS i. Indict, Etc. end the 'Webs, with di! Aft; Mhos'. Wes, 15sitearr I aid'ihe Albinii. Resat., to join th 4 Mediterralyin fleet at Falnu;stb.--yi t ilti k.N., DIAL, SIPTINBEIL 15.—Wind N. W. !Sailed the i SWISS (loop of war, on a cruise. Arti,edohe! Ctves frikAte, from the Northward ; slid remainsi in t)e bnwns with the refit of the fhipi as per left. CRAVIMND, Sart manta ty.—Peired by the &teeth. pearfon. from Toniaiagen ; Vine, Hotlitna, from Peterllrurgh ; lied. Pringle; Hero. Cif; H..be, Davldroa ; John, WooAtengt l nod 1 the Liberty. Paterfon, from Archangel. . Coax, Sarr. are concerned to Rate, that the brig Indubry, of and for Liverponl. Avnaaw CuTrate. Uglier. which failed from Cove laft Fri. day. was wrecked near-Wexford, in the gale of Satur. day lafi l • The fails hid been pievinuay blows from the yards; Ind the Mailer had his eye knocked out fpar falling from aiolb4m his head. before the v 641 Nyack. He with his crew, which cenfilled 41 three meni were unfortunately drowned. A Mt. tvfclaosa Dolmas, a,iairenger, was providentially failed. by a 'ban on the &ore hooking him in the fleece of his coat. aid was treated with the kindel striation by the inhabitants. Ifafterday a bag of letters was made up at the Poll Office far Hattaburgh, be left at Heligoland by the Packet which was to fail night. The following inftsnee of prefervation, in a Rate of uncommon peril, is perhaps as memorable as any of . thofe which have, during the late rearm, [red the eventful employment of the preeela rfct e t ry :—A boat from the Volunteer, ofWhitby, Captain Bedlington, having (truck it large fi(h, ano• ther boat was flinitly i afterwards rr,wed upon its back, in order to (tribe a fecoad harpoon into it, when the fills, by a fudden effort to difengage itfelf from• its•anwelentst vifitants, fprung the beat up into the air a height of at lean . fisteen feet, although its con tents, including the people, filing lines, tkc..eould not weigh lefs than a ton, independent of the) weight of the iboat itfelf. On its defcent, the b , at rolled over in the water three nr four times. carrying the people along with it ; yet, what is truly allonilhieg, no ma. terial injury was fullained by any individual ; —the whole being taken out of the water by other boats belonging us the fame veffel, which fnrceeded at ength in killing and fecuring the Mb. The keel of he boar, which was firuck, was entirely broken, and he bottom 11:.ve in. The late high winds have done great damage in force parts of the county of Worceiler. The fruit has not only been very much blow•. down. before it was ready for picking, but lime large trees have been torn up by the roots. Monday fennighr, an inquiry took place at Sher. borne, before the Sheriff of Dnrfet and a Special jury, in putfriance of a writ of ad rod damnum, ob tained by the Earl of UXIIRIDeI, who fought to eftablifb a grant from the Crown, for holding a per• petual market on Monday. at Stalbridge. After a trial of eight hours, the Jury found a verdia againgt the grant.—lt was the general undernanding, that if the privilege claimed by his Lnrdfhip had been fubilantiated. it would have rendered unlawful all future cattle thews both at Sher borne and Sturminfter. The magnificent and elegant houfe at Kinegate, on which Lord Hossei, s grandfather expended fuch immenfe turns of money, is now fold to a Sot. veyor, at the price of the materials, and the purchafes has already begun to pull it down. The villa of the late Lord Tnuanow, at Knight's Hill, was knocked down at Garraway's. on Ft iday, for 35,0001. There are tto acres of fine meadow furrounding it, which were generally held to be worth about half the purchafe money. The following very fingular Rory has been circu lated with much confidence in Aberdeen, where it was generally believed to be true . 'ln the year 1786, Adjutant .Symes, Of the 7th Regiment of Foot, theitquartered at Aberdeen, died in confeqnence of a fall received whits fltai , ing, leaving behind him a handfome young Widow, then about her twentieth year, but whole fecond hufband he had been. In the fpring of 1787, Mrs. Symes left that place ; and a few years afterwards was at Martinique, living with a Frenchman of the name of Le Grand, who died about twelve years ar.— ihiother, however, loon fucceeded, and he von; dam Mt:: Symes became the rhere antic 0, Frenchman, who had found it convenient for a gait to leave Europe. It would appear, however, that her good behaviour recommended her to ftrongly to her ProteCtor, that he married her, having Srft zer pounced the charafter of a Catholic Prick which, although isreconcileable with mattituony.admits with much liberality of Liikaifia9gi. She now lhares his honours and immenfe fortune, fir the ,Ftenchman 4seTaxs.sita.sort ?sampan, OiScl,blrs. States is Roc Ps.ixcass et-Bissrtairu 1 • m PoivruGAL: t.i . vtie .1 • • s ,' • The fal•jo;ne.l letiert were received bf etfe-LinPiii Nail of ye3etd t-- Ili ;o r I.IStiON. AUGUST ta., . . " The Spanills Avnbathre h raid to have claimed fix fail of else line and 4030 foliftent, et •it friit to tie Ris de la Plata, to TO is driving tie Englifi from desce..iind on the fame day (the 13th), the French Charge d'Affaires is { aid to haie demanded atc s imnacnfe fum of money, and the immediate drutting of the poets of thin country agaitrit the Englifh. As this Court is (aid to have Items' a negative to both, report Pays they have demanded theit z 'parporta Whether there reports lie true or falfe, they do muchmifthieChere. I never recoiled in much alarm to have shitted here defied. otadif Thuelday (the soth).dircount on paper money was eurrdritiliefdt behave par ; to tiay no metal is to be had at so ! A charqe Of fill: nittry is confidently talked of. leis raid that I)on Joe tt .4aasztaa. and Don Roos too, the intimate friends of your great Admiral St. VINCENT, whole inimitable condo& faxed Portugal *hen th'ef were In Adminiftratiors, to 1797, are to come in—the latter to on , the late CONDII de VILLA Yeana's place, though thinklt will be in the Office (PreGdent of the Treafury) now geld by 'Leis de Vasco ricer.r.os, who I. raid to tie difratisfied with hie hlafter, areal his Matter with him. There have been many Contrelkof State held , ince the arrival of the Fr e n c h an d Spanift dementia, and diffigt• lion prevailed. Don RODRIGO (who formerly preilded at the Ani mirslty), was called down to Matra the day before yeflarday e tid bits laid ••) have refufed to ad in co.teert with any of tadz d iniftration. The Marquis pi' ['oscines is tithe!. .ea Am- . or Extraordinary 'to England. 11/ ' .a"Weattilhute our prefent alarming fitnation, to ileast ma ture to your ill-adrifed expedition to the Rio de lelPlatti; Aid to tI4 rapacious conduit of its Commanders, by whisk*. whole', Continent of friends has been turned into bitter That. expealisfon hai removed from the mind of Bostaraxxstiappie• benfiJn of your being able to take th e B raz il s , which was always ' I a let off in the mouth of our .htinifter againft the threaukond de mands of the French : but Sir Moses and his Colleagues hive dose snore bit:their expedition to ruin and fubjngate Portugal; tbee us army ot . sc,oeto uaikenitlal hive necomplifhed. " You am probably have heard of the intended malfirertallax Whites by the Placki, ar •Eabia.l They are Paid to hays bad U . ' well or4ashed plan for eartylnitheir bah% lotentionOnto cution. The Blacks are at leaU ten times as numerous as the Whites: JThe 0 o veenorhas aka for woo foldiers to be feet frost hence." Ltainte, Aro. 25,11107. " The alarm which bad, in a great meafure, fubfided,ls again revived An exprefs arrived here laft night from France. which no doubt, relates to cur Ihutting our ports againft you. Whether money, fair words. cr both, are to be employed as our rnediatois with the French, I have yet to learn. The packet by which this gaea was appointed to fail on Tuefday neat; hut on accoubt of the arrival of the exprefs, I fuppofe, it takes its departure to-rnorroir, Alarming reports have been in circulation for a week pait l i I trust they will not Coon be coufirsned.":. There are other letters of a more confolsitory call. They mention the reports contained in rhe above, but exprefa at the fame time fisting hopes that the French will no; proceed to extremities, for this reafon, that the .balance of trade between Portugal and this coun try is five to one in favour Of the former. But what are.thefe commercial flatements of profit and loft, or the pet:l)cl ley *of Petriuo, to Bo NAP•RTB, ; When compared-with the fatisfaaimo of annoying En land ? Nn fpeaellipolations were rimed for the mer chants a t Monte .Video; new any orders liffiled from 'General Winrs . Loctts refpeding them prior to the failing (,11 . the SUAKIN ; hut, we know it is the npi ' 'lion of Government, of Sir'S Ac M ovv, and Col. Boy a X E, that in the coot feof the two months allowed for the evacuation of the River Plata, the merchants :right avail theinfelves of opportunities to trade with the inhabitants, as the rearitliant formerly impof e d on their intercourfe would be annulled, and therefore the trade may not wind up •fo fatally as the fiatim preffion of the intelligence induced the public tb fop pole- Monday Mr. Alderman BROWN was eleaed Mayor of the City of Canterbury, for the year enfning.— Same day Joan Simmons, Efq. elated Mayor of Richeiler without opposition. At a. meeting of Justices for the town of Faverfhins. on Tuelday lA, Thomas }Loth, meffman to the 6th Regiment of Foot, was fined in the penalty of 51. for having in his poffetlims a hare. CITY Bo SIN s 6.—Yeilerday the price of Bread was ordered by the LORD Marna to be continued at t id. the quartern loaf of wheaten, and sad. hnufehold.— His Lottfillip afterwards held a Court of Common Council, which was numeroullyattended.—The L • rd Mayor prefented the anfwer of her Serene Highnefs the Mallets of Ba ors twice to the Addrefs of Congra tulation agreed to at the lalt Court, which was, read, and ordered to be entered on the Journal.—The . Court voted their Thanks to BligAdier G enera l Si r Vst u at. AcHmtvrv,and the 1•1•11. WILLIAM Lu Muir, for their (kill and valour in the Attack and Capture of Monte Video; and to the Officeri and Privates footing un der them, for their gallant conduit on that day : alio to Admiral Stitt LING, and the Officers, Seamen, and Marino under his command, on the like occafion. A plan is to be flibmitted to the next Court of Al dernien and Comnon Ciuncil, for the more effettu• ally ('applying the London market with fiih from Torbay, And for an application to Parliament,througb the City Members, for an A& to enforce the regula tion, and to prevent the abufes now jullly cool plained of, in the purchafe and Pale of this,ufeful aliment. ... HAVMAREIT Taaaraa..—Lall night this elegant place Uf rummer amutement doled a molt brilliant, '!and, we believe„a arriA fucceGful campaign. The houfe . IMas a bumper, and the exquiftte performance l!uf Youao, in Hamlet, was greeted with the mca rap. turous applaufe. The Grave Digger of Ltsvon ex cited chnfiderable merrimint, and the low buff,:onei y .of throwing off a dozen of 10441 waillcoats, Was very jirdicioufly omit test. • •: At thiend of the Play Feakitfuesate forward and :delivered a neat addTefi, •exprtfOrre of the gratitude of the Managers and per formerajor,„the, indulgence they Lad experienced during thelluntuer. Adittiral Lord Hoon's Gireernment . Houfe in Greco:kit, Holpital . tvas, through, l rine of the - grand floor windows, entered on Friday ifigbtbya'Oar;ty of 'hoofebreaker s , who carried off a conniferahla.quali .tity at his•Lnrdthip's plate, acid other isaoperty,•un al:Covered, although theve were lamptlitrilnio4iii ever 'parif the h, ule"..4nd the while grWihment of fetiautircfident therein with his Losdikipatt that time. :j.t°11141r11417 I"`Drt • :.4 7..vajwiL'l`3 :t1): ) Mr-nday Jail, thete etas- t.euell scene Stevens's hoteir.iitcrilueddireet , t foetid waE having !fait %letter' to e'er, fthbolorailer' within tee m‘ei 124rdott;•krvitirqt ith Marries , / .on ?Aid( deit,.hieseeie two and three trVoloYekPas 44 heti de red event other day inconireitient. Each letter eon*plimented the condutior.nf the "fitrietiery," Irid-inftsrmed the ,keeper 'cif the " orroirmyr that the Wetter Ihe latter Prot:wired:placing his two :n e phews :l .6nm Ifiental.: an: der his care. M.& obehe Alb! eminent plorefrors; be itb birch; terffiched be. o act, dreffedby *Whitten kistipaasvaipftilltianalluitsed name of tie author); went Peudttml , its that:rattle's dance. The room into which they were At. tittt-firewt? was Coen Coln& unable to .contain thetomt.allergtet was pmperfed,explanation r.carne On....theletteri were.compared, and fbantisiwite• un ifos in in thalgor. thographr sr.d the afreits(sPy, which now artotWtred to betweettfix:yand 'evenly, brobtO trirvery.zukdaskily. . Many otheri. wkc wetr lets puadlabliossadi their..ep. . pearance in,the r af4spot,.. vc;itpr i en4 ,trAz;ig the walsers. wa.en9.llrie# pr, Mr.. S t F! . int ; t tis the no fm ruffmeph a; may citncerarts# l 4 :A A author . 4.441 °Q .f.'7U :#l( 4 , n ist , :i r • ,1,..r7)1 .7 ♦ . • 1. ntiIt;PITVA I . - • ' .i• • • (harp weather we have had few 10111 0k0 ps has ifeterreg on r fair Viiitorifrilm 'skint theireveding . promenades on the Sterne:Attar chief amnfements arc, 'therefore. the :I'l fare,. the 100 at the Libraries. ''Thm,e-forme o a rtia, trend w esl ith . Ich, fuc tt cert. feta/Swill!' beni4lf on Saturday. iped &tr. H. ;Sratiout dellinealot the yrs, Oest'7l3uo'rtrii pateOtittes f awarin. :aiinitier tier t ng;• *hid Eaterrand Irieedkititie lads ,10 P 44911106 , .. •,... • ) Tini-Pareeeintends, k iafeld, to honour us wish atwithree'rridt in iltesetunib'el die enfuing month, and if,this.fine weattter lefts,,.the Town, no doubt, will, 'continue 101 l to a late Period. , Fifhermen here are very inert, and afford but . 'a fcanty (ipply of Nth. While they negle& that profclEen which fhieldi‘theni'- front • the in2prefs to citify clafiftf qat.iners are .fehja,, it ferelY wughi. no1 , 1)14( 4 1 : !to .. Oot t elt them, particularly jet • time when the Nasval.foce..irf the itnpiee re- Moires to be kept on fo formidable a bowing. .• The seep ing Maid of CCrtkileld has been rifted by . ' v n 4 ny fr°o l l.olWitiecr HAi i ittlfeiftniate intlrfnity reAiCiatitti.tarticaeietply pf applying for perifb relief ; and* is therefore 'spitted tbitX lime of 9fJ =Mideast pattottife thellsb fcription which .wt; underttantis in tontemplation i f i 4rAci . 4 44 , get titioreitsieln 111 , 2: • I r Tutfray Morning laf ThOnus Adams, vtb& as for forne yeat:s palt. had the care of rbe Light.otp Rarnfgate Pier Head, was found dlowqed in. the harbour. A report haying bean fpread about. that theAnfottunatt map was murdered, tee are eb/ro ritieotrot4itdyt th y' fame,;there. not being 'the Apuliahen p, cm igvelto- firppofe thatiris death was tooted to any o t her monner,shan.bpaeci dent. A Cotnner's Inqueß Fat held on the bodrof the abovemeritiqued Thos. Adims on Tuirday even ing Lift i s wheo, fter:ttic molt minute invelligation, it appeared, from feveral very fatistaeory corrobo rating circumfianeesi that-he inset la kb his death 'b falling from ,She Peer (in thel/011f peps near thet i ight houfe , by which . accident he lecciireVa thoeking contulion on the back part of his heady and other wife bruited his face, and from thence rolled. into the water. MURO, SEP/ zt: The Arnze Hall at Bodmin is to undergo confider. able alterations and improvements, the. pl an a t the AfGze Hall at Taunton, which is laid to be the mon commodious in the Weiler° It is to bt covoleted fur the next Summer All - lies. The fair on tikdoefday at lieltton was but !lightly attended, and cattle dull of !ale. The harvell th: oughour this county is now nearly all got in, with little or no injury from the rains. The general report is that the wheat crop is a very good one. while barley and oats prove but light. Our markets continue to be well ;oppli e d with r o n t , particularly,tur hot, which during the week have been carried to far mit as 13dmin, and fold there at two pence per lb,. Several (mall catches of pilchards have alas been lately made. whims are in vac:4l(old frelh or pickled. Helford °viers of the firma quality fell in Truro at is. per hundred nt fix fore. The Dramatic Corps are all battening to tows from their provincial excurlions. But it is much to be doubted, if either of our Theatres will produce, this &iron, a piece fl novel, interetting, And attrac tive, as the one which will be•brought nut the aoth of next month, on the ttage of Cooper'. Hall, entitled " DOLMA CHANCES," or " LOTTiIItY PRIZI.S Ex- TRAIRDINALRY." . , Fliday night as the Rev. M r . Calcott's cnarh man was teturning home in the dal k, he dipped down a bank into the Ledwich, near Callihan Court, and was unfortunately drowned. On Monday lafi, about eight o'cl .ek, a meteor palled over_ the city of Norwich, in the north vrdt direetion. For a few feconds, during which it was vifible, the whole attn.:fp:lcm was illuminated with its vivid blue light. CORN EICNANGI, MARK LARK. SIFT. i6.—There are today some tretb imports of Wheat,, which is fully at Jail prices --,-Bsriey and Malt iikewile, which are in rather thort• lupply—Very few While Peas, which fouler advance—Bearis are dearer , a n d appear on the rife—There is a tolerable, furply Oats, molly foreign, and ibis trade is dearer Flour as our lad—Foie American 35;..t0 ,3136. per bar rel. GL HtRAI. cuaaLscv A 9 ONneut : • Wheat, 45136$ rat, per qr. Grey Pride 6o• 63s . 014 . picto,,,e4 Wang, s it+ 638 od It.ye s .,lFl 441, (nevi) Tick Ditto, 47s SAS Cd naltr.364 41s asb Gl4 34$ Malt, 48s 7.4. od - Poland ,Itzo 3 a 37$ od Wits Yeas,!buiiereY t!3s asp Potatur int to --r 39104 t.pe Seed eV to 01 021. rine -7 3'1;st Sjo SEs 63.—Sc..Astidt j.a to jp. •