Star. — London, England, 1807-06-26 00:00:00

7 -%- ' 4-- . ti ,~ V F r k e=a- PARLI.III2:ENTART PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE ts. The Oaths were adminißered to Cenral Prer,. moue them were M a gnate of Ely, • A r elle fl ey , Thomond, the Palls of Derby, Craven, Rcreaney,Betbornugh. I.elerfter . .Lord Vircount Griniften; the Wilms of Durham, Ca Ca Lord St. John. Holland, Seufdale, Caniuglao. Ste. &c. Adjourned till to morrow (this day). • HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Speaker teak the Chair this day. at twelve o'clock. andth 1 (wearier in of Members imme d iately conunenced, aud was coo t tamed till four o'clock. During the early part cache day, the attendance WIS not ro mat IN might have been carded, and confide:able Intervals oeca (tonally took place while the Members were colleding—lstterly,. however, they came forward with great iapidi-y„ nod the number who took the Oaths during the day amouutcd to about Asian them we obferved, Mr. Perceval, Mr. Canning. Lord Caftlereagh, Archibald Col gulsoun,lfq. (Lord Advocate) and David Boyle, Efq. (Solicitor tieperal for Scotland). Sir P. Murray, sir C. Price, Sir A. Welleacy, Sir T.Thompfon. Lord Cochrane, Colonel Cochrane johnflone, George Home • Sumner, Efq. the Hon. R. ltyder, Henry Citsfsford, Efq. Stephen Luftlingtan, Efq. General Charles Crawford, Wm. Mentes, k fq. Geo johnftone, Efq. Lord James Murray, Lord Geo. and Lord' J. Thyone, Lord Headley, &c. &c. Mr. Windham Lord A. Hamilton, Lord G. Cavendies. Lord Stanley, Lord M;hoo, Lord Offollton. Lord A. Somerfet. Lord Forbes. Sir W. W. Wynne, Sir J. Cone Hippelley, the Right Ho nourable R.Fitzpatrick, the Right Hon. W. Ward,the Honourable W. Maule, Harvey Chriftian Comb& Efq. F Pym, Efq. Sir C. W. Pole, General Fergufon, M. Laing, }Sq. P. Moore, Efq. F. Ponfooby, Efq. Thomas Baring. Efq. Alex. Baling, Efq. J. C. Cur wen. Efq C. Latouehc. Erg. H. Martin, Efq &c &c. Mr. Wilberforce, Sir R. Peale, Mr. Q. Vaoftttart, &c. &e. LONDON. a PLAIN FACTS," relating to the Marquis k$ been received. Before making thefril Letter pubice wt to fee one or two more of the feria. FRIDAY, JUNE 26. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Confols, for July 64 —Reduced 641-oinnium t prem. Excheq. Bills par to es dlf. . PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 235 t 2 3s uli a b Bonds. ss to 3s prem. ; per Cent. R. An. 6, l ta Irina 5 per C 931 3 per C . Conf. lb - Ex. Bills, is dlr. par aU. dif. 4 per C. Conf. Solti Omnium prem. 5 per Cent. Navy Ibut L o ttery Tickets 191 i7v. I Long. Ann. 17 t 3 i 6 l • Confols for ae; 64 63 - 1 64; The Dani(h (hip Little Catharine, fent into Ply mouth by the John Bull and Indefatigable priva teers, failed from Bengal the of February, and from St. Helena the 28th April, and left at the latter place, the Sir EDWARD 14pc uss, frigate s of 36 guns, together with nine (hips from Chin-1, two from Bengal, four Whalers, and one from Botany Bay ; the whole of which were to failfor England in a few I days, under convoy of the frigate. She alto left at St. Helena, the Expedition that failed from Eng land, under the command of General Ceautortia and AdmiralMoaaar, which were expeeted to fail imme diately on their deftination, Coppola to be the River Plata ; they had bees to the Cape, and it was ex peEted that they would hive proceeded on from thence, but they returned to St. Helena, and on their arrival found' their orders for their further proceed ing'. When the Little Catharine left Bengal, trap +talky prevailed in India. This morning intelligence was received at the In dia Houle, of the arrival at St. Helena, the 26th of April, of the following Slips, from China, vit.— ELPHINSTOIIII, WINCHELSEA, CERES, WALMER. CASTLE, ALNWICK CASTLE, Essex, DAVID SCOTT, and PITT. The SIR WILLIAM BEHSLIY and EUPHRATES left Bengal the middle of January. The inhabitants of Dover, Deal, Ramfgate and neighbouring places, heard a heavy firing on Wed nefday evening from the French coat. Some of the accounts that have reached town mention that the firing was along the whole coma : had thzt been the cafe fume triumph of the enemy might be fuppofed to have occafioncd but at Dover the Mho were dillinaly teen to be at Boulogne only, and therefore it is fuppofed one of our claims had drifted near the batteries. Yenerday the CFIANCILLnR of the EICIIKyIR entertained a great number of the Members of the Houfe of Commons to dinner ; after dinner the Speech,- which was this day delivered from the Throne, was read. The follnwing perfons were among dieleompany :—The Right Honourable the &WM; itfThe Houfe of Commons, Lord CASTLE. RIAGH, Lord NIVARR, Lord Clays, the ATTORISY GrNIRAL, thiSotacitroa GRIMM.; Sirs W. SCOTT, J. Nicarms, C. Mittbieatti; Meffts. Ross, FOSTIR, RYDIR, LONC;;LHUSICISROIII MILLI, HALL, R. S. DUNDAS, H. MunGaavalpand W. WILIISIFORCR. • The LORD CWARCSI.I:4 I Lord Muscetvs, and , all the other Miniftert, and jheir friends, belonging to the Upper Chamb4r Of, Patliamensi dined with Lord HAVMSSBURY, at las bode. is ;teat George• !tree, Welimintler. Left night Lordpatityst.ts qw a *limber. of Peers at the honfe of Lord Foal-R0 ns.; and Lord HowicK was equally hononred by ttie company of a number of Members of the Houfe of Commons, when the . two Noble Lords read t o their refpeaive friends the Amendment which it is propefed.to move, this day, to the Addrefs, in order to Inanifell and put upon record their fenfe of the manner in which the late ka , Lament was difrolved. • The cutline of the Speech to he delivered by Com niiflioners, was Lift night read by Lord HAWRES• RUBY, Mr. PiRCEVAL, and Mr. Secretary Cataluna, re their friends, at different houfes,-but not at the Cockpit, as ufual In the Houfe of Lords the Mitre!. ii,to be moved by the Earl of Minsirsaus—theAmetilmentby Lord G, - s. al AVILLI. In t'e H , nfe of Commons the Addrefs is to be moved by the Earl of NIIWAtt, and feionded by Mr. HALL, a martinet.. The Amendsain is to believed by Lord HOWICII. THE EXPEDITION. Emb.tt ka. We mentioned yenerday, that another lion of German Troops had taken place at Ramfgate nn Wednefday. A confitlerable number of the fame cot pr. were alfo embarked yenerdsy. The whole ere to form what is called the ad divifion of the Grand • Expedition. The ift divifion of the Expedition, which failed from the Downs on .Fridarafternonn, confined of The 6th, gth and $t tiattattoiss of the One. . The ad Dragoons, aud • , The ill Company 0t.41200e4; all of the Kinee ' German Legima. The feLond divifion, which embarked yelterday and the day before, cool - ins of A Troop of the Horfe Artillery of the The 3d Light Cavalry German !Legion. The ad Heavy Dragoons A Detachment of Foot Artillery, And a large proportion of Artillesy Mortis. There will not be any German troops in the third divifion of the Expedition. The force will be all Zritifh, and will eonfift chiefly of Tne firft battalion of the ad regiment of Foot Guards • The firft battalion of the 3d regiment of ditto The 7th regiment of Light Dragoons The loth ditto The t3th ditto Two troops of Horfe Artillery, and Your brigades of Heavy Artillery. Lieutenant Colonel MuRRAT, of the 31 Regiment of Guards, goes as Deputy (barter Mailer General to the Expedition. " RAMSGATE, JUNE ss. " Never in the recolldtion of the Well inhabitant, was there fo much baffle in Ramfgate as there was yenerday, from morning till evening ; troops arriving at different periods ; a connant fucctflion of embark. ing of men 'and horfes ; and a continual influx of vifitors to behold the embarkation, gave to the Itreets 1 and piers of Ratnfgate a hurry and confution, and a gaiety and military parade, of which-it is imptable to convey an adequate defcription. " About zoo bort - es, Waled from the depots at Canterbnry and Hythe, for the ufe of the German Foot Artillery ; a troop of Horfe Attillery, and their two Brigades of Heavy Artillery, were all em barked before two o'clock. " The 3d Regiment of German Light Dragoons, uncommonly well mounted, and making a grand ap pearance in their hail - tr dreifes, arrived fu late in the afternoon, that they could not all be embarked yeller- Jay, although the embarkation was continued,, by confining the water in the baton till near eight o'clock at night. A great number of them were, of courfe, billetted through the town, which had thus more the appearance of a garrifon than of a watering place. "In the coot fe of the night, the following tranfports, 'filled with troops, failed fur the Downs :— r The Hope, of London, Roes a r KITCHIN ; The Farmer, of ditto, THeneas S7IWAItT ; - 'The Whitby. JOHN HUNT Ea, or South Shields; sad The Henry, NORWOOD, of Shiefde. "One of 36 grey htprfes, belonging to the Waggon Train,which were embarking at the Welt Pier, fprung from the keeper, whom it fewely wounded,.and fell between the tranfport and the Pier. It was got out, however, and (hipped without having received • any .... apparent injury. . " Enipty tranfports are coming' in every tide, to 'receive the troops that are to form the third diviflon of this expedition, the greattli that ever failed from Ramfgate. " The emba: kation wale rcfnmed this morning, and continued for t'Wegrfriteft Pait of this day The weather was oncistmfoaly Abe, and in MO point of view favourable for the troops, mut fur the cote -1 pony collated to view them ernbarkins. " In the afternoon the following tranfports, fall of men and horfes, failed from the Pier with a fair wind for the Downs : The Union, pun ParrcesvaLe, of WI. • Argo, WILLIAM ALAS, Of Hanby. Anna Maria, WILLt .at Lewis. of Alealever, (`.ors, JOHN MAION, Of 1.6146 Read. Mienaes. Power.. of Hull. Regard, WILLIAM FLAG, of SCRiborotigh. Providence, Jose ea Hicate. of Hull. - • Ark, Joule Gat.e, of Wbitby. Shorn, TI:IMA. ALMONT, Of New Cattle. Pearl, TeosAs Moaaisou, of Aberdeen. Indefatigable, James Loasrr, of Biddiford: Swede, Jamas Baoww, of Arundel. Mary, RICHARD MORGAN, YAITHOOLIL, Eliza, ROBERT OWIN, Barmouth. I Eliza., WILLIAM DAVIS, of Cardigan. LeedeMerebant, Par re Wcartan, of Weymonth• Refolution, S. B. SuLat, of Leith. • " ColUngwood, WILLIAM PISTLZ. of Vardar& Argo, Acute!, Hatt; Of London. t Endeavour, WILLIAM CHOI/1M of Whiled h. Unity, • Join Scerrr; -of London..; ~ Sidney Smith, paw Stem, of ditto. Three Brothers, WILLIAM Mircuistin. of New Cattle. Petite, P HI LLIP Lao, of Harwich. Eleanor, tIAVID Jowis, of Cancarthen. Barleycorn, DANIEL SMITH, from Aberdeen. Vella), . WILLIAM BARBI'', of Yarmouth. Triad, REMIT Lac, of Sunderland. .•, Ste. Re. Ste." ~~ .. MA tUER ADE. Yeßerday evening at the Zing's Theatre, a Mal: querade took place, and was attended by nearly 600 perfons. The Pit of the Theatre (which was covered with boards), with the whole length of the Stage, was appropriated for dancing, in which was a band of Pandeat) minfitel-, with a band for dAncing. Th e Rage was illuminated with va t l e g ated lamps, in fef. - toms, kc. in the centre of the fcene, at the cure mity of the Rage, was a molt beautiful -Catherine * Wheel, upwards of to feet high. Over the 4Slaikvy was furpended the letters G. R. with a Rar in the centre, (unmounted by a crown. The great Cuneete - Room was alfo appropriated for dancing, and wis lighted up in a molt fuperb manner. • There were very few chars hers, which in general were well fuppotted : among the molt conflualoas were— A Sylvefter Daggerwood, well maintained. A Yorkihirentau, who, unhappily for NAPA was al.pkask &sited of his knell &are of wit in a few trgifilital An old Cloath(man, with his beg of old ClandisdkeAkaglifirt to the quantity of pureinfers, was loos wadi a bankrupt A Dutch Merchant, who could neither suadoritaidi aur he la,. deritood. There were a number of Sailors, who hardly knew the Item from the Ran ; with a (mall number Amyl heeled Harlequins, clumfy Clowns, Hodemaids,ke. with a prodigious quantity of black Dominoes. About two o'clock, a number of petfons fat'clowst to an elegant (upper. It was near o'clock bef o re the whole were aeparted. 'OMMISSIONERS or MILITARY INQUIRY. • ' < One of the companies of the Weft York Militia marched ftosis Deal, yefterday morning, foe Ramf- gate. • That magnificent fabric, the Generaillofpital for the Ordnance at Wins!with,. is now nearly completed, with houfes for Infpeflin Glcueral and Surgeon Or . 'until, and all the other Officers. not befort gotten that the undertakinkoriginatid under the libe ral Mailer Generallhip of Earl Moms, and while Sit J. ftil ßussia Hayes, Minot' lafpcflor "' - . P-7 -r - 77 The Commiffiosers have. at length, finifhed their long itivelligation of the Medical trepartmon of the .(iony. They are at prefcnt engaged with the De : 'partmeot of Mr. Gamma, thethaAiin-General to the Army. After they will'Proceed to the Office of cjwnespnder- in-Chief, and the general ellabliflnnent of Army Agents. Inas the Reports' are pkblifiled on the above Departments, which, we learn, will be-tf_peculiar interest, we will not fail to gratify our Military Readers with ample and knock ing Extraas. It is Mr. PHILLIPS, the eminent Publittler in Bridge area, who was fo unanimoufly elated to the high office of Sheriff by the Livery, on Wedncfday laft: • Lords HAWRISIUST and CATHCART, and the COUNCILLOR of the Excl.' toy ca, had a long inter view yellerday with Lord Mu Loaava at the Admi nky. Yeflerday Admiral Sir J. Memoirs' and Sir ,H. POPHAM attended at the Admiralty, and had a long interview with the Lords. Sir Holes is, it is (aid, to have a command in the Expedition about to fail from the Downs. Lord Mexciavz gives a fplendid entertainment this night, after the Houle of Peers breaks up, to a large party, at his refidence in the Admiralty. The Tower Hamlets Militia had their monthly inufter and infpelion on Wednefday ; the one regi I ment at their country quarters in Kent, the other - in Hyde-park; The EaR London were infpeeed in Hyde-park on Saturday latt, and the Welt, at Green wich, on Friday. 1 1 According to accounts from Stralfund, of the 3d infant, his Swedills Majefty has declared the port of Dantzic to be in a (late of blockade. The Royal EaR India Brigade have each regiment a weekly mutter and field exetcife in their own field, previous to the grand review in btigade, which will take place is a fhort time. Letters received from the Ato Le, 44, Captain WOLFS, dated about fax days lince. Rate, that the has been cruising off L'Orient for two months pall, had chafed feveral convoys of chaffe marees, but could not get hold of any of them, owing to their getting into fuch (hoal water, that the Aida could not put. foe them. The Awe,' has been employed chiefly in clofely watching the motions of a French 74. gun (hip that got in with Brother Jeroma,fime time fince, when he efcapecl into a river near L'Orient, from the Gibraltar, 841 (he has been quite refitte.: for lea / and is ready to rake any opportunity that may offer of getting nut, for the port of L'Orient, if the can efcape the vigilance of our cruiser*. FATAL Ms L.—A meeting took place on the 7th infl. at the Palk of Dunmore, near Kilkenny, between Lieutenant O'B. Rationed there on the recruiting fa vice, and G. B. Efq. of that city ; the former was attended by Major C. the latter by Mr. F. As loon as the combatants entered the fiefd. an amicable fettlement was propofed by Ma j or C. (who, fence his refidence in that town, has been remarkable for his moderation and firmnefs) but Mr. F. would not liften to any pacific terms; the other Gentlemen took their ground, and on the tuft file Livia. O'B. (hot Mr. B. He is univerfally regretted, was an affeelionate ft fend, and kind benefaelor to the poor of that city. The difpute that led to this melancholy cataftrophe, ori ginated at the barbarous game of cock fighting. We lament having been inflromental in circulating an inaccurate report of the names of the perfons who have died in confequence of, or have been 'Hilted by, i the epidemic difeafe at Sr. Helena ; among which , appear thofe of Mts. Joao' DS FONTACII, and Mr.a nd Mrs. GAMES. DUTTON ; the former, 'we are aired by that Lady herfelf, is now living, in. good health, at Blaquin College, in Warwicklhire; as alto that the two latter are not on the Mend of St. Helena. The article to which we' allude was copied from a Mottling Paper into all the other London Prints. Am' extraordinary accident happened on Wednef• day morning in. Dean-itreet, Soho :—A maid fervant of Mr. OLDFI au), looking out of the garret window, leaned over too far to reach tome articles that had fallen into the. gutter, when the fell over the parapet, but *as mot wonderfully preferred from dellrudion, by her clothes catching hold of Come (pikes on the coping of the adjacent bode. She kept fufpended in her perilous foliation, until her cries btuught imam perfons to her relief; but more than twenty minutes l elaisced ere they could effect her complete fafety. Lord EORSNONT has fold his Johanna colt, that won the late Derby Stakes, to Lord Diet:moron, for 2000 guineas. Three years out of the hit four, Lord E. has won this fame Rake, and hos afterwards , fold the winner for a large fun. CLICK &T.—The grand match in Lord's Ground, 'en Monday, the zsd init. between two felea eleven', liar one thonfand g uineas a fi de, made by L trd F. f ß a a y a n u u r c t .ovfatha the latt er ' e l r '. and thirty.feven runs. on M E V? L e d i s a m e i fd E a C y cl , . b w y as o d n e e c i i d n e n d i n g in s Rowtmo Marca.—Yeflerday Airily's Annual Wherry, given in honour of his Majelty's Birth day, was rowed for by the following Waterman : Thomaa Durso Lambeth John ['vans - Tower . Fdward Crofs - Bank Bridge John Oldlield - Hungerford Daniel Shaw - Horklydown Abralam Lock - Stange to The above boats Rarted from Weftminfler Bridge •at four o'clock. Abraham Lock took the lead, but was clofely followed by John Evans and John Old field ; the latter, however, on returning from Vaux hall, paged Evans off Lambeth Palace, and pulhed Lock very much the Srtt heat. - The fecund heat took place at half pan five, when, after a well and .contefled match, the boat was won by Lock, who received it at the Royal Amphithe . etre, which was crowded in every part, with repeated . hums. . , The River was crowded with pleafure and Other goats ; among whom were, their Graces the Duke and Duchefs cif Manch RITSItt Earl Caavaniand nu merons other falhionablea ; the oppitthe °torts , were thronged with fpiff store. . .. R ~.: ri r On Wednefday , night laft, a fire broke nut at Ham, near Richmond, in the country readence of River WRIGHT, Efq. of the Admiralty, which mainly confirmed the pretnifes. Wednefday, as fome men were erefling a hayflack in the rick yard of Mr. Allston, adjoining the Bull in the Pound, near Bagnigge Wells, one of Them fell therefrom on the points of a hay:fork, which entering his body killed him on the fpot. He was taken to ' Clerkeowell Workboufe, .for the Coronet's declares. Ye Rerday a boy of the name of Granger, only fere, years of age, gave evidence at Hatton Garden Office, that two perfons had robbed Mr. - Bryant and Mr. MA, in St. Manin's-le-Grand, of a quantity of wearing apparel, the property of fevers' pedant. A constable of that diflria Rated, that the men were lodgers, and he knew no more of them than . from apprehendiag them upon the general charge of* robbery. The ciiiid was extremely collefted la Fps evidence. Tiattprifoners denied the chat ge, inbite but were oonnenktect for re-examination. Mart Will:, apprehended in the as of Reeling a , fide of bacon, from the Poop of John Power!, sa Saffron-hill, was alincommittedfor re-examination: Yeßerday at Guildhall, a blind (idler was charged with violently affaulting the wife of a publican la Smithfield. This itinerant mpfician, and his wiles entered the houfe of the complainant, to ufe the work of a witnefs---to. anillen their clay, and Oran after a great lima was heard by the landlady, who, being aseuftomed to firth frauds, regarded them as mattes of courfe, till they became fo - very loud, that the deemed her interference abf o lut el y etedefityy. The wife of the prifoner retreat in g , the landlad y &dragged and received a violent blow from him, accom p anied k withsery rough language, for which offerice the pri loner was delivered into the hands of an officer .of jußice. It appeared, however, from the Ilatement of the prifoner, that the blows were not intended for the landlady, but for his wife, whom he imagined to be Rending by; and who had previonfly itritated.hirr; and hoped, that as it was a bfind mittake, the coin• plainant would forgive him. His wife too implored -the Magiarate to aft with cornpatfion, i and confider the infirmity of her hu(band, atledging, that Ott' was fu: e—be (ma: not capnble of :ging any woman ill Sat bode 'The prifoner prornifing not to be guilty of a finsilse outrage again, and paying the expences incurred, be I was, with the content of the complatnant,difchkrged. Benjamin Gibbon: was alto examined, charged alb( cruelty to his wife, and unmercifully beating her. — To fare her life the was forceitToefcape from a two pair of (fairs window 'WO the Rreet" by, sahich Ate injured herfeif fo much that' fargical affißance be. came neceffary. As the unfurtunate female bad little profpea of her hatband treating her better, ihe ' wi(hed to be feparated from him, and would decline proceeding further, if he would tied fecurity in allow twelve (billings per week for the fupport of herfrif and child. The Magiftt ate, lath), the prifoner's in- humanity deferred the revere& parliament ; but, if he thought proper to agree to the propofition of his injured wife, he w , sald not prefs a prolecuticn, but committed him till lie brought forward fecurkies for that purport. GUILDHALL, WESTITINIITIR.—.-The (parte . Set. (ions commenced yelterday, before "Mr. Is atewas two and a Bench of lattices. Nothing occurred during the day, except a few trials for Al aulta and Petty Offences, undeferving of notice. ~7. William:, a boy about he years of age, war tried for picking the pocket of Mt. Reynolds, a few days ago, in Covent Garde% of his pocket handkerchief. When Mr. Reynolds was called upon _ to profnute, a 'tittering and laugh arofe in the Court, he wearing his gown and wig, as when pleading at the bar.—The boy was found guilty, but lenience was deferred. Lava ACCIDENT AT SWANSEA —The fnanaing further particulars of this melancholy aff fir are glop in a letter, date:l Swanfea, June 20.- r ll3ll t4td i " Among other boats which pet to felon the OCC3 ai , a failing match), with corm - any; was one belonging to Roberts, of the Prince of Wales's Fufileers, in w!:ich, Wks himfelf, were Captain Logan, Captain and Adjatant of 4110 corps; Mr. Collier, of Hatdrevoylan, nest Swaufet, accuse nied by his brother inlaw, Mr. Williams, of Chanel, ,r 00 ' (formerly of Wandler, where his father now refides); articled 0 , hots, fon of Mr. Baghott. of Abergavenny. who was a refpedtable attorney in this town ; Mr. John Thant" of of Cuflom.houfe, and Adjutant of the Ford! Volunteers; no us 1 Sylvefter, a youth about ja, (Idea fon of Mr. Sylvefter, dit* geon, of Swanks, Hopkin Williams, a boy nearly of the age, fon of Jeremiah Williams. pilot of this port ; Mr. 11 00 ' Grove fon of WSliam Gri.ve, of Swanfea ; John Foe" fon of Mr. Francis, of the Gllden Lion, in this town ; led ~ ."1 21' Jenkins, of the Morrifton armed brig, of this port—col' 1 in the whole z 1 perfons ; all of whom, excepting Capt Ron', 1 and the three left mentlened, unhappily perithcd ! Theo !! ! fa many valuable members be in g thus loft to facicty, wen the boat had by no means fulacient quantity of balk.ft i n Isr;l7 . Ilwas very badly trimmed , and world manned, none an hoed n'i feffing any nautical know!. dge , cxcept Ftare s Inqturftsud"; i on Wednefday, when the verdidts were, of c0urfe,th1......00 I every inliance, via. c'rswned by accideut, through ow' 0 1 went of the boat." , Witi Ooiti banal ond 1 Os i Nsini wiad Cape Sa r i dtta teal fleet [ the I Flee I - ing all it i beg • ital of ba to to by 34 I .: i sa mail br din Rai C. ~ • I-