Star. — London, England, 1818-12-28 00:00:00

„ g • it h szpposed• the trials Will tOrnmence. to, w ards the close of the week. A deep an i solemn Interest is felt in Baltimore on account of the persons implicated. The issue is portentous. We say, fat Jastaia ruat Ccdam The Treasury Report occupies two columns of the I tmerican Papers. • The Revenue of 1816 was 37 millions of dollars, and that of 181 7, with what re mained in the Treasury, 28 millions; the Revenue of I sis is estimated at 28 millions; the Expenditure at %millions, leaving the estimated balance in Treasury is; January, 1819, nearly two millions. The Public Debt unredeemed in America, nearly a hundred mil- Erns of dollsrs. The estimate of 1819, is stated nearly tilt . same as 1818. If they are correctly given, she tes:Jue in the Treasury at the close of 1819 will be nearly the same as in the preceding year, say two millions of dollars. • • Saturday morning, soap after eleven o'clock, the p a te of YORK Ica York house, St. James's Palace; f ir Windsor, and fl-om thence proceeded to Oat p r o s , where his Royal Highness had a party to dinner. The Duke and Duchess of CLARUNCII are expected England in the month of February next. Letters have been received from the Duke and rachcss of CAM3RIDGE at Hanover t their . Royal 11:ghnesscs were in the enjoyment of good health orl t h e t9th instant. The Royal Duke and • Ducheao w ere to spend their Ch.•-tinas with the Laudgrave 11,1 st CASSEL, the father of the Duchess. Saturday, Mrs. BECKENDO nrr, the principal dresser to t he late QUEEN, and constant attendant upon het' a fflicted Royal Mistress, (luring her long and painfult i!!ness, arrived at the QUEEN'S Palace, in one of thi; lce cI*.;EEN'S carriages, to remain there a short timo.; The Royal carriage and horses allowed and used; lathe Earl of II N moon r, as Master of the Home to' I^.e late QUEEN, arc to he sold by auction with those QUEEN. The coach-horses of her . late Ystrstv amount to sixty. Some of the royal car- Pages, appropriated to the use of the Royal attend arts, arc uf remarkably large sizo, calculated to hold f'Y persons. Lord CASTLEREIRtI, we arc sorry to state, is in- Cinosed at his house in St..lames's-square. Lady • CASTLLIMAGif arrived yesterday evening boat North Cray; tirnit. ilw Earl of LA u DE:RDA LE arrived on Friday even: , isg, at WARREN'S New Hotel, New-street, from the Continent. Yesterday his Lordship left town for (Wands, on a visit to the Duke Of YORK. The Earl of BRIDGEWATER keeps open house this sewn at Ashrllge-castlc* near Ifcmel.ficmpstcad, is Hertfordshire. The Noble Lord and his Lady warped on Saturday (toot Hatfield, to meet their ._ . _ Thi Earl ofTratutaitt, at Gorhatr.bm, entertains the VICE.(DANCELLOR and a largeparty... • • - • The F.arl of ,Esana receives the leaders in political 1 at tho veaerable chateau in Cishiobury Park, . Lard GaosvEtcort r a fesLival on 'Cliriatmas-day al Bradlty-ball, was an exact specimen of Englistinig. tificeaeff aintancient besakality.• Sir Joey and Lady Iletinv WOOD distributed, on Nand ty last, fifty scompaunds of tinebcef, and fire pintas' worth a bread, to the surrounding poor of eteir estate in K , .:tit •• On Christmas Day the Chapel of the Rol al Hospi nlat Chelsea was opened ferDirine Service, haringi tidergono a variety of alterations and improve-: mats during the summer. The pulpit and mai:ling o:ink have been removed from the centre, and • placed en each side, so that the Altar is seen ' from between them, and the seats for the gallant old Veterans from the Coparmtnion Table. A handsome ser,Organ has also been erected, and twelve stand of French colours, taken in the early. part of the Re volution, have been salt from the Secretary at War's Office, and put up appropriately to decorate the lading. The Lady of the Chapel was very full, and tle galleries crowded with Ladies and Gentlemen. • The Tagus, 36, Captain J. W. D. Donnas, which -rived at Portsmouth on Tuesday from the Mod - terranean station, left Malta pn the 13th of Novena ler, Gibraltar on the 29th, and Cadiz an the 7th of December.—Left at Malta the Albion guard-ship ' Ilk CHAELZS Penaosx),_ and the Scout, refitting, Tie Glasgow, Hon. Captain MAITLAND, was at Curia attending his Excellency Sir THOMAS 14tIT• LAID, bat expected at -Malta in a short time. The Ganymede, Hon. Captain Seascaft, left Malta on the same day the Tagus did, for Smyrna, with Mails, *mace she would proceed to Naples. The Spey, Captain WHITE, was on the coast of Italy, and the Racehorse, Hon. Captain CAINPEELL, off Smyrna. Malta and Gibraltar were perfectly free from con tagion. The American squadron was at Pa brat° ; the Dutch squadron at Mahon ; and the Portsguese squadron at Gibraltar, blockading two T47,isians. At Cadiz, troops were assembling to lux. the Expedition to South America, under General Ccnnt O'DONNELL ; but there was no prospect of a , : departure of the fieet for several weeks—tran n,,,rts could not be procured. The Insurgent priva teers were very numerous off Cadiz ; they lately captured a very rich ship, wiilt treasure, from Lima. Information had been received at Gibraltar that the Elglish schooner Sir Thomas Hardy, put into Madeira, about the 20th November, having been boarded and plandeted on the B th of that month in ht. 33. long. S. %V. by a pirate. The Sir Thomas i hardy was from Gibraltar, bound to Trinidad, with a valuable cargo, one-third of which the pirate took cat and destroyed, and threw the ship's stores over beard. They used the crew and passengers most erat'dy r they were confined on board the pirate for yr era' hours, and at one time were nearly suffocated ; ther took from the' passengers every thing valuable is their pessesiien. She is ship rigged, of about SOO tr.. 1., sixteen 12-pounders , all,lloo men, composed 1 art nations ; her Commander did not pretend to be an I - .woyent privateer„but declared himself at war with a., nations. The Tagus sailed from Portsmouth yes ter,ltr: for Deptford to be paid off 'fhe three ancient tumuli, called the Chronicle Mills, on Got Moor, in Cambridgeshire, have re cently betnirtellech The c entre one was eight feet " I height, and above ninety •in diameter, the others were considerably lower, and all of them were con t?`ted ;"y a wall built lints and pebbles, strongly amen tic:. imp Jast I Am mill mai 161 ?Sr Ist pcl Err th! itea mil 1 . 1 fot th 11 to li F.! it] : r 11 r• I tl )4) T O • . Id id S. e DS, op tai e ; :hi mmt mit tpe , ts f ! I 4E4 1,07 1,1 ,t 73 1,444 04 21 01'1 NIA ataritoy, 1 4eg3lilLit 04, The service of prayers adapted for Christmas : slap were pefformed by the Bishop of Eirran, assisted by the Rev. Mr. BLOMIIEtto, before the Ritottyr and the Nobility of the Royal Household. A ft erwards the Sacrament was administered. The PRINCE REGENT'S dinner party was confined to the select circle of the Nobility at the Pavilion. All the servants attached to the Royal Household were regaled with a liberal tam of roast beef, plumb-, puddings, and good ale.-111. the morning the 90th Regiment of Foot marched to the Cavalry Barracks, where the service of the day was performed by the Rev. Dr. ToscictNs, , of this town. THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. &a—lttving this dsy read , in the Charier on Adiviiiimirna , signed " T. Braststr," calling a ?dusting of the Norsrktis Mk*. Fire and Life Insurers, for Wednesday next, the 30th instant, tilt consider the propriety of establishing a new Fire and. Life Of five, on the principles of the Norwich Union, In consequence, as is stated, of the recent determination of that Society not to renew Policies insured by them for London and its vieiuky, I beg Wildly to explsin, that, with respect to Fire Inutrande, the Norwich Institution is excluded, by Its Deed of Settlement, 'only from the Qty and its Liberties, .and the several places within the Weekly Bilk of Mortality ; and that, with respect to Life insurance, the Norwich' Union Society continues to transact business as heretofore, at dui % OXlce of ks Agent, Mr. C. A. Iheasre, 21, Bircbin-Lone, .Cornktll; and will also de sa after the 4th dt the next moniTa, it the Society's principal Ofike for the Metropolis, 16, Waterloo-Pfau), Pali:Mall I am, Sr, &c.- SAMUEL BIGNOLD. St. Paul's Coffee-bouse, Der. 26, 1818; AtAt'Al. kiTlLL.tarivcA FAI„,MOIITH„ )PCEMBER Wind S.W.—Arrived the Duke of :11ariboiontill ket, With 3 Mail from Lisbon, in thirteen days; ihadcomb, Rocuart, from London, for the C. Id Hope; and some others, outward-bound: PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER rta Yesterday arrived the Charles, DUPREE, from Ben gal for Havre, and passed through for Cowes, out five months. Put back the. Hope, Lova, for London. To-day arrived his Majesty's cutter VIGILANT, from cruizet—Sailed the Sir George Osborne transport, for Cork.—Wind N.E. At Spithead—The Tagus, Sapphire, Pheasant, and Shamrock. . • , ...The Florida, Captain Haarraysts, is arrived at Chatham, to be paid off. HARWICH, DECEMBER 27. The Jonge Eheardius, MOLDER, from Antwerp to London, was stranded on the Kentish Knock on Fri day last—crew saved by a collier brig, and arrived ' 'here. DEAL, DECEMBER 27. Wind N.E.—Yesterday arrived and &tiled for ,River the Amphitrite, MOSDOCIC, from Tenerife and John, MUIRHSAD, from Leghorn. To-day 1 rived and sailed for the River, the Centurion, M from CalcuttA ; Bombay Merchant, Cr...tattoo:4, f Bombay t Meanwell, ‘Moastax, from Akzandria t Soma. WILLIAMS, from Leghorn ; Sicilian, Rusrox, from Fermina ; and Commodore Barry, —, from New -Orleans. Came down from the River and sailed, the Layton, Misztowsr, for Ceylon and Cal cutta; Jessie, FREEWAY, for Cork and Jamaica; Suffolk, Attraos, for Cayenne; and Eliza, Hoc- OVA RD, for Jersey. Also sailed, the Clarkson, Ross, for Demerara. DOVER, DECEMBER 46. Sailed this day the King George packet, Captain Kiaos with a mail and passengers, for Calais ; also, the Lord Duncan packet, with a mail and passengers for Ostend. Arrived this evening the Chichester packet, Captain Iturran ; and L'lris, French packet, from Calais, , A h passengers; also. the Princess Char lotte, with a mail and passengers from Ostend. CORK, DECEMBER es. Yesterday an•ived his' Majesty ship CYRUS. To• day arrived four traiisports with part of the 25th, 39th, and 91st Regiments on board from Portsmouth. WATERFORD, DRC.EMBRR 2g. Arrived the Mary and Betty, LAitasitr ' from Wexford to Southampton, with oats, having shifted her cargo, but received no other damage. W UITBY, The schooner Gorgaff Casde..ALL2N, was run foul of yesterday between Flambro' Head • and Scarbro', by the Fortune, of Arbroath; the former sunk—crew saved by the latter, which vessel is said to be much damaged, and is now in our roads, and will come into harbour next tide. The' weather was foggy. LYM[NGTON, DECEMBER in. Arrived his Majesty's ship LARNE, from Jamaica, with dispatches for Earl BAntuturr and the Admi ralty, which were landed here from her•. The LAtts:E left JaMaica on the 15th, and Havannah on the 25th November. Sims - Syrnona k Flora, Clark; Trial, Harker ; Cumberland, Mani F;iends,Liddle; Charlotte, Moberg; and Symmetry, Smith, from Lisbon; the Jane, Merriam, and Maria, Austin, from St. Mi,..,haers; Good Intent, Spague, from St. Übes ; Britandia, Bully; Samuel Whitbread, Garriock ; and Ann, Mackie, Prom Seville; Flora, Wenstead, from Tandem; Northumbria, Challenor, from Ham burgh ; Electra, Smith, frm Philadelphia; Sovereign, Dawson, front Quebec; John, Walker, from Trieste; Isler, Westlake, from Newfoundland; Coeds Intentie, Weer, from Harlingen; Wyks, Meyer, irons Groningen; Pretty Lass, Tully, from thou ; Fortuna, Even from Tonningen; Vraw Cecina, Dyk, from Amsterdam; Elizabeth, Godfrey, from Trieste; the Neptunus. Doming, from Groningen ; L'Ecsia, Valton, front Cayrnne; the Martha Hendrika,Jonker, from Groningen ; Rolla, Sims, from Newfoundland; Agnes, Spain, from New York; aid the Echo, Miller, from Tenerife. Es:Trans Ourwanns—Resolution, Price, for Antwerp; Three Brothels, Spaull, Lisbon• Wellington, Dougall, for the Cape of God Hope ; Ocean, Anton, for l kmarara; and Trio, South, for Ger.oa. Ctraarn Ocrwaans—Lord liierpool, Ellis, for Rotterdam; Concord, Wales, for Tenerife ; Favourite, Bravintier. for Rio Janeiro; Harmony, Brown, for Genoa; ar..l Mary . Hesselwood, for Barcelona; Leander, Foster, fur .1 ~ , taica ; Richard, Findlater, for Messina; and Indian Chief, Humphreys, for New Orleans. DISTRIBUTION OF PILT2E-MONEY. The Akbar and Arab, for the Hannah and Friede, the aeth inst. at No. 12, Upper Thames-street; recalled there eve:y Tuesday and Friday for three months. Thu Lapwing, for the seizure of seventeen casks of spirits, the 30th irst. on board at Plymouth ; recalled at No. 2, Kerr street,. Plymouth Dock. It is now reported, that Rear-Admiral the Hon. Sir HENRY BLACKWOOD will proceed to India in a 50 gun ship. Mr. BALHATCHET (late Secretary to Admiral the lion. Sir ALEXANDER COCHRANE) is ap pointed Secretary to the Rear-Admiral. Captain JAMES STIRLING (1), late of the Brazen, is promoted to the rank of Post Captain.—Lieute nants SAMUEL P. BAKER, J. S. BRISBANE, T. L. MOAT, and E. A. NAUGHTON, F. L.; Mr. NAPIER, Master ; and Mr. JOSEPH WCARROGHEN, Surgeon; are appointed to the Newcastle. Lieutenant Jacicsorr is appointed to command the Serapis, convalescent ship, for Jamaica, vice Lieute nant LANCASTER. The Leven, 24, Capt. BARTHOLOMEW, C.B. sailed on Wednesday with sealed orders. One of the ser vices to which she is destined is to make a survey of the Western Islands. The Rosario, Captain Pearce, and the Harrier, Sir CHARLES JONES, have gone into Portsmouth harbour to,be paid off; and thel*ake, Captain SHIPPNER, to refit. Capt. HENDRY will re-commission the Rosario. Several vessels have arrived at Portsmouth, laden with fruit, tallow, poultry, and eggs, from France, and several with apples from Jersey; also; the Duke of York, with oranges from St. Michael's. Captain C. B. STasitria is appointed to the Morgi-, ana, fitting at Chatham for the Coast of Africa. Tuesday Rear-admir al DONALD CAMPBELL sailed in-the Salisbury, -59, Captain Join? Wrzsos, to re lieve Rear-Admiral HARVEY in the command of the Leeward-Island'. The Egeria, 26, Captain R. RowLer, Was to sail from St. John's, Newfoundland, on the 2Sth ult. for England ; and would leave the Sir Francis. Drake, Tamar, and Carnation; to winter there. The Egeria ' was to call at Lisbon. The Ister Tanais are ordered to lie sold. The Rivoli and Se-i r ioir are to be broken up. CHILD . STEALING. . . 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In the year 1317, K Brady, tri. 1 at Lincoln for stealing a child named Pearon, (girl)., Guilty.—S4ven Years' Transpor tation. At Edinburgh, 1817, Janet Douglass, child named Reach, (girl).—Verdict G aap. Tri,:d fur the offerer eared Pfogium, (Wm -stealing). eath Dec. leis. Accounts from Hayti, St. Domingo, dated Nov. 19, state, that Christophe had issued a Proclamation, contradicting, in the most unequivocal terms, the re ports of an intention, upon his part, to disturb the peace of Hayti, and expressing his fixed resolution to cultivate agriculture, commerce, peace, and civili zation. Ile says in his Proclamation, that he was on a visit with his family to his different departments, when the death of Petion took place, and he made an offer to the citizens of that part of the Island over, which Petion presided, to" unite with that which he, governed, and to become one nation under his re., gime, as it was under the rule of Dessalines. under whom Christophe had been brought up. But he made no efforts to coerce them. They refused .the' invitation, elected Boyer for their President, and thins remained as they formerly were. The Proclamation next states, that the character of Christophe had been grossly misrepresented. In-, stead of seizing all kinds of tretchazdize, as repre sented by the Americans trading to his dominions, there was not a country in the civilized world that the property and the pursuits of bus;ness, particu larly those of foreigners, were protected better than in Hayti ; nor was there any place where religion, education, the arts and sciences, could be better encouraged according to the means possessed. The laws were faithfully and impartially exec,lted ; but the violation of them was promptly and severely punished.. The Government was wholly Monarchical, and the King suffered no one but his Ministers to inter fere in affairs of State.. All oil:is personal cruelty and savageness were, therefore, the fabrication of enemiespi reported by credulity and prejudice. He had estala• lished schools and charitable institutions, of almosii every kind, for their comfort and happine ss, so t hat they should be enlightened above the ordinar y de- , gree of their fellow-creatures. He then invites i i diem to keep to the cause they had begun, and not (as when St. Domingo was in revolution, and the reach were carrying . devastation and massacre I before them throughout the Island) to fly, like' cowards, but to face their enemies, and to keep their , ground.—." Then," says the Proclamation, "will Ilea you on, and in me you shall find the heart of a lion; and the soul of a man. Let your colours fly trium phant over all our territories, and our motto be— This is Me Lead of Liberty. I deplore the loss of my rival Chief, Peewit, who was so heloved by thii troops he commanded." Ile then entreats' them ttr, study their domestic affairs, but to keep themselves in readiness, that, when an enemy treads upon their dominions, with him at their heads, he may crush • them or perish. The dominions of Cliristophe and Boyer contain a population something near 300,000, which is con- tinually increasing, by emigration from the United States And the English and French Islands. Each has about 1;0 ) 000 troops and those ur.thr Christophe arc wc.ll d6cipliaed, and fiat maws. * -AlM4.l*tri itl'eclneSday last, 150 men and horses bi the iSth Hussar Regiment, lately arrived from France,marched into Doticaste, On their route iONewcastleadpontTynes The Std Battalion of the Rifle ftrigasie (%ostriing) embarked on Saturday morning at Portsmouth, fOr Cork. The 39tis Regiment *ill -embark [toomnrrow for Ireland. The ,64th Regiment have marched into Gosport Barracks, preparatory to embarking for the Cape of Good Hope. ' The pith Regiment, or Royal Arish,:sFiled on Wednesday last from PortsMoUth for COrks - Dtrattx, DEi:ESI3EIi 23.—Thursday four Officers and It 2 privates of the 45d Regiment arrive;) ht Clonmel lam Cork, on their route to Belfast. Thurs day two troop s of the 2d Queen's Bays arrived in Li.. merick frOtn Caliir and next day proceeded for Gust and Loughrea. Detachments of the 2d have' also proceeded to Clogheen and Roscrea. The ad Re giment arc on their march from Armagh•to Fermoy. They will e:nbark in January at Cove, for the Isle of France. Government have taken up store ships to convey sonie additional troops to St. Helena and Ceylon. We are informed, that the whole number does net exceed 1,3 , J0 men, and that they proceed with the first fair wind for their destinations. • An .affair of honour took place, on lA'ecinficlay morning last, on Poi tsdown Hill, between Mzjor Ross, of the 21st Regiment, and A. Mackay, Ludy 'of the same Regiment, which terminated without in. jury to either party; on the intervention of the seconds. Mr. CROGRFORD has taken 10,0)0 guinea! to 600 guineas he wins the St.. Leger with one of the sever of his own breeding, four colts and three fillies. The match between Mr.WArsoss's Fitz-eraille and Mr. Hous.oswon rp's Magistrate, for UM) guineas -5 to 4 in favour of Fitz-Oreillt. The Marquis of Barran has matched his bay colt, by Pericles,. against General GROSVENOR'S chesnut filly, by CYterry Bounce, for 100 gs, two miles. The Earl of BRADFORD was lately in imminent peril of his life by a hull belonging . to the Duke of BEDVORD. His Lordship was viewing the animal in its stall, when it attacked him with its horns, and 'trampled upon him. His Lordship happily escaped from the animal's ferocity by getting under the manger. Colonel MEALY'S cottage, Season Pink,- Mount Kennedy, county of Wicklow, was set on fire and burned on Wednesday night, and, it is believed, ma liciously. A great past of the furniture of the house, plate, table-linen, clothes, &c. were also burned. Saturday se'nnight, about three o'clock, as Captain M. ROGERS, of the Providence, of itbberdrovey, was going along the . ..quay of Waterford, he got into some sudden misunderstanding with W. ALCOCK, Mayor's Serjeant, when Atcoca gave him one blow of his fist, so unlucky as to kno,:k him down, and cause almost immediate death. Thursday, - as -Mr. Jams's, of Axminster, was re turning home from Bridport in his chaise -cart, owing to the darkness of the- evening he drove against the wheels cf. a waggon, by which he was thrown out, whep the cart went over him,.broke three of his ribs, 'and fractured his skull. 'Thursday a young man, a butcher at Shipstone upon-Stour, Worcestershire,. having killed a sheep, was endeavouring to hang it on a hook to skin; hav ing a knife in his mouth, his foot slipped, and, in his Failing, the knife fell from his mouth, and ran into his side, which caused his death on Saturday last. 'The Hambledpu Down's meet on Wednesday, at Baring Puik; and Friday, at Gander-down. Norwich, as well as London, was visited on T•tes, day last by a dense fog, during the continuance of which, the air was strongly impregnated with a strong sulphureous smell. Covent-garden Market appealed, last week, almost like a wood of evergreens, and the shew of fine fruit, winter flowers, and abundance of excellent vegeta bles, gave an unusually pleasing effect to the scene' at this season of the year. CARLISLE, Dcc. 26.—We have had seme sharp frosts during the past week, which have put a stop to premature vegetation. Our Market on Thursday; , was very plentifully supplied with fine Beef, Mutton, Poultry, and other good ihings of the season. The Christmas-keeping folks purchased pretty libel ally ; ,and Charitll also put forth her beneficent hand in fa.' your of those whose enjoyments are dependent ufaan others. To be able to supply the wants of thcse is, to the properly constituted mind, one of th; greatest delights of this cheerful season. SALISBURY, Dec. 26.—We have never witnessed a finer shew of beef than has been exhibited at our market this week, both as to quantity and quality; and it has met with a quick sale, at from Sid-to 10d. per lb. The mutton was also superior, and sold at 9d. per-lb.---Our market was abundantly supplied on Tuesday, and a few superior samples of Wheat and Burley'Sold at higher prices than last week. In other grain no variation.—Wheat, 58s. to 7Ss.; Barley, to 665.; Oats, 345. to 425.; Beans, 725. to 81 s. . CORN-EXCHANGE,. MARK-LANIt, DEC. ea. - The supply of Wheat from our own coast being much smaller this morning than was expected, that of fine quality sold on full as good terms as on this day-week, but there was no demand for foreign Wheat, in which our Market abounds. Fine Barley also supports last Monday's prices, but the middling qualities were exceedingly heavy sale, at a decline of from Is. to 2s. per qUarter. Oats ate rather dull sale in consequence of the magnitude of the supply, both English and foreign. In Beans and Peas there is no alteration in prices, but the demand for each was very trifling.—Current Prices : ' Small BCIIIII • 66s 70s Titk ditto 66s 70s Oats, Potato. 36s 3116 -- Poland slts 57e Feed :As 14, Flour, per Sack tles 064 Rapeertd, per Last £44 £46 Wheat, Kent and Ewes 705 788 Suffolk 7OB 765 .668 745 505 56s Barley (Sew) Ces 685 Malt ...... BCS White Peas 46 L 25 -- —, Boilers ... G3s Wbeat, r/Antilc ...... ..751 8111 Baltic Red, I lambro' cr Bremen, Brabsuit SMITEIFFKLD MAIL Beef --As al to 54 . eat f Ve Mutton... —Se Od to 6s 4d I WI Beasts 4920—Cl1vei 10—Sistep BAY A ND.STR AW Hoy OS Os to "£ll Os I Straw Cloves 6 Os to 9 011 Bowen 17 , J . , • • • vl • i • . • • • • • I Bremen, Brabant red 665 745 1)IC. 28. ft Od to 7s Od rk II a Land's 14450—Pigs SW. V PER LOAD. tv les to 3 Os vett ... Os 00s toe 00 • . t Norfolk I