Star. — London, England, 1802-02-18 00:00:00

NAVTICJIL INTELLIGENCE. We are hapo to flats the re-capture of the Ho nourable Egli India Company's late chip the Kent ; Ic:ten from Bengal announce her arrival at Trin comalee; file is laid ?cr•liaie on board the cargoes of two welch. Mr. R imams Melton, who was fecond officer of the Honourable Company's late chip the Kent, az the time other coptute by Surcouff, in the Bay of Bengal, is appointed Chid Officer of the Compa ny's extra fhip the Fame, proceeding to India this reafon. Yeilerday a Court of Diretors of the Eaft In dia Colsspany was held at the India Houfe, when the following Commanders attended, and took their final leave of the Court previouily to their being difpatched, viz. Captain %Luau Acxtw, of the chip Walthamflow, and Captain Avast Cumin', of the (hip Bengal, for Coall and Bay ; together with Captain HENRY Bor.t.occ of the new (hip the United Kingdom, for the ab ove Pro ficiencies ; and Captain CHARLES JOKES, of the David Scutt, for China; the three former (hips a c feverally ordered to be in the Downs, on or before the 23d inilant, and the David Scott on the loth of March. We have the pleafure to Rate the Cafe arrival of the following Englifb whalers at the Ifland of St. Helena, outward bound, viz. the Dubuc, Dsoo ; Kingllon, Div% is; Reliance, Gaanusa ; Charm ing Kitty, Buzz; Euphrates, FRAZIER j African 2fecn, COCA Perfeveranee, &ravages ; and Re ution, Istsu. The above were to fail for the Coaft of Brazil. The following is the intending detail of the par ticulars of. the capture of the - French frigate la Chillonne, by the gallant Capt. CHARLIS ADAI4%, extradled from thelog-book of his Majefty's (hip 1;► Systi..r, publithed in the Madras Gazette of the Bth of Oetober laft : “ Yeflerday morning anchored in the Roads his Majefty's !hip la SYSIII.I.E, Capt.CNAILLIII ADAM, accompanied by her prize, the Republican frigate la Chiffonne. EXTRACT FROM THI 'TSILLS'S LOG-100X. Remarks, Wednefday, Aug. t 9, tdot. " At half pail tight, on obferving fignals flying on St. Ann's Wand, hoifted French colours ; at nine, having rounded,the Ifland, difeovered a fri gate with her forernalt out, and feveral fmall vef- Ms clofe in Shore; backed the main topfail, cleared for attion, and got fprings on the anchors ; then filled and fet the fore-fail ; at ten the frigate fired a Shot and twitted French colours; at fifteen mi nutes pact ten, having paffed through many dan. l serous Shoals which lay in the harbour, anchored witgin a cable's length of her, not being able to, let clofer on account of a Shoal which lay on her arboard bow-; the frigate hailed to defire a boat might be fent on board her ; anfwered, we Should fend one immediately ; let go the bell bower un der foot, broniTht the broadfide to bear, and at twenty-five minutes pall ten hoified Englifh co lours and commenced firing, which was mflantly returned by the frigate, and almoft immediately by a raking battery from the Shore; at forty-two minutes pall ten the ftigate firuck, cut her table, and drifted on a reef; tent Lieutenant Mantua to take poffeflion of her, the battery Rill firing; veered away to bring the broadfide to bear on it; fent Lieutenant CORRYN on Shore, on which the colours were alfo (truck, and the people made their efcape ; as Coon as the frigate ftruck, many of her crew got on Shore in the boats. " She proves to be la Chiffonne, having 14 ports on a fide, on the main-deck, but mounting only z 6 twelve -pounders on that deck; 6 ftz pounders, and 4 howitzers, on the quarter-deck and forecaftle ; She had, however, 14 twelve pounders mounted on the fide the engaged us; the battery proves to be mounted with 4 of the fri gate's twelve-pounders, from her (larboard fide, having a furnace for heating Shot, tome of which were fired during the aEtion. La ChiffonneLcom =tided by Camaro Guieyffe, had about 23 killed, and upwards of so wounded ; whereas the lot: on our fide was only Benjamin Johnfon and John Jones (festoon) killed, and a midfhipman flightly wounded ; the running rigging a little cut, and the main-topfail-yard Shot through in both yard-arms. " Took poffeffion of a kbooner and a grab ketch, under French colours ; the fchooner being funk by one of our 32 -pounders, the grab by her own crew. Sent havtfers on board the frigate, and laid them to heave her off: received prifoners from the Chiffonne, and fent a party of bands on hoard her : found -riding hete, betides the prizes, fume (mall veffels under Seychelle colours, viz. a blue flag, with the words Seychelle Capitulation, suarkotl in the middle with white letters; found the frigate's foremaft on Shore, wanting a fifh, cheeks, and a few hoops. The battery is excefEvely well conftrucfted with fafcines, and a good plat form of plank, and would have done us much nachief, had the adtion continued longer, as they had juft Immo to &profs their guns. The number of prifonte,that efcaped was upwards of too. " La Chittonne, on her pottage from Nantes to India, made 'a prize of one Portuguefe frigate, go *coati cf Brop. On the t6th of June, off 4 1 4 caps edVood Hope. the captured the Bellona, f9ailtry Op ? 'belonging to Bengal, bound to Lon don. She faded from Nants the t sth day of April, saot. La Chifbanne is a new frigate, about. nine moths old, and, never at fea before, pierced for as guns, and manned with 296 men. " On the t sift of Auguft, the &ITEMS. King's fawner, Lieutenant Castrams, Commander, front Bombay, bound to the Red Sea, with dif pasobes, was totally loft on the Sherhome Dubo , one of the African Wands, unknown to the nhabitants t relli c and y cheite c i ? O ' a d n i d fc sl ve tre a cre by w the and i moll part of her Rom were fated. Qn the 2d of September Lietstenaol i Carapastri. arrived in (mall boat I-- ibe 11 4 keel Art a.P711 foetal *And on which the &h o mer was 144 *livered over to Lieutenant CA tar ass. xis Iraorat4fchonperito take in hiscrew . and tkomp.antsoiimai spi t es voyage to the oeu Rod,i 414 te r in theznottniog, Lteuteannt CAllras ci tati d, and 'at three in the afternoon, the fame clAy, la Simla:4l'nd liChiffonne failed.* PORTIMOUTPI, Fas. !I.—Arrived No. 45, a tranfport (fuppofed to be the NANCY, Gstam.!!, from theStreights), and is now under quarantine : the Raikes, biewvox., from the Downs, bound to Jamaica ; and the John. HowLsxo, from Amfer• dam; bound to America, are now gone by, to touch at Cowes.--Sailed the Ad‘enture, CLARK, for Plymonth.—Came into harbour the Hon. Ealt India Company'sfhip Maas:l3ns WELLESLEY, Capt. &Ina MITCH ELL, having received fome little da mage in the Downs : the was brought in by Mr. lhtowo, a King's pilot ; alfo the Dovaa tranfport. R. CRAWFORD, lately from the Streights.—Wind about S. and S. E. This morning the feaman, lately belonging to the "hansoms, was executed on board the raid (hip at Spithead, now RETIIIIVTION. Dist, Feb. s7.—Arrived, the SAVAGI hoop and Vacs gun veffel, from a crize, and remain with the chips as per laft ; and Atlas, —, for Botany-Bay and China.—Wind S. blows bard, with rain. Gala astxn, Feb. I 7.—Paired by, the Hibernia, COUGHEY, from Belfast; Hunter, STAPLES,from St. Michael's; Vrow Maria, HALKER, from Rot terdam ; Vrow Helena, —; Wilhelmina, HAD DOCK ; and Goode Hoffnung, —, from Bremen. Sailed, the Lion, Sfmtar ; and Juffram Jo hanna, for Liibon. I.tv taroot, Ifabella, ELLIOT, from Jamaica for this port, put back to St. Ann's, and would not fail till hoftilities ceafed. The Jannet, STEWART, from Newry, is on (bore at Lytham, but no damage is apprehended to either (hip or cargo. The Sufannah, GLADSTOMII from hence for Ja maica, cut her cables in Ram fay Bay, and is put into Garlieftown, in Galloway. The Hoop Thomas and Jane, from Beaumorris, with slates, was loft on Thurfday laft, near the Ifle of Walney, crew laved. The Alexander and Conliantine, Marx, from Dingle to this port, or Plymouth, is loft near the harbour of Blackfhod, in the county of Mayo, in Ireland. Arrived—Mercury, &Bar; Lalneafter, Williams; Ariadne, Mallon; Sifters, Sinclair; and Mary, Ball, from hence at the Windward Coaft ; Brilliant, Leitch, from hence at Demerara; Shamrock, Mlaroy, from hence at &Haft ; Joanna, from hence at Lifbon ; Atalanta,- Haninan, from hence at Brea ; Dolphin, Wilkinion, from hence at Barcelona ; Robert, Darby (hire, from lima and Cork at Jamaica • Commerce, WLevin ; Rattest, Barrett ; Expedition, Ward; and %dory, Brine, from Africa at Demerara; Lady Helton ' Cowan, front Gold ft Coa at ditto • Elliott, Boardman, from Africa and the Man& at Jamaica • Advwuure , —, from New Providence at Ca racas- Pa tfey, —, from Goadaloupe at Virginia ; Mary, Rowe, from Malaga for this port,at Kinfale ; Harmony, Si:up root. from Dundee for this port at Fairbolme; Carlifle, Glbfen, from Boardeaux at the Millithpi ; Cambridge, Nevin ; and Two Blethers, Cummins, front New York at Jamaica. FEB. is.—The Chance, —, is condemned at Barbadoes. The Apollo, BEUN, from London for this port, put into Torbay, on Wednefday latl. The Ma lona , HON/INE, from ditto for Newry, is put into }lolybead. Arrfrcd—The Whim, !itch, from Burnt Bland at Port& mouth ; Elizabeth, Needham, from hence, at Barbadocs; Ceres, Gould, from hence, at Antigua; Merfey, Bonfal, from Africa, at ditto; Lucy,lats Merman, and William, Stowel, from ditto at Surinam ; Lord DMA°, Dorland, from hence at Africa ; Princes Royal, Meek, from ditto at Lill= ; Lively, Simp fon, from hems at Madeira; Howard, Roach, front hence at Natchces. LANCASTER, FED. t;. —The Alfred, FOSTER, of this port, arrived at Barbadoes the 28th December from Martinique. The Venerable, CROFT, of this port, arrived from Jamaica, at Liverpool, was boarded in the Gulph, fuppofed by a Spanifh veld, with 5s men on board, who plundered the Captain and crew of their cloaths, &c. and fundry articlts belonging to the vefel. HULL, FEB. ts.—The Crcfcent, Capt. Hewer RunvroN, of and from this port, arrived at Genoa the s Ift of January. Laft week the Sally, of Sunderland, was run on board, off the Newlip, by a large light veffel, which carried away her foretopmaft and isowfprit, Raved in her larboard bow, and did other very confider able damage in her hull and rigging ; fortunately, however, with great exertions, the crew were en abled to get her fafely into Sc arborough. Copy of a Notice inferted in the Nottingham, Leicelter, Derby, Northampton, and feverar other Country Newfpapers, in February, 1802. a A CAUTION to Houses, and Others.—We, the Patentees bf the Fleecy Hofiery, having received information from our friends in different parts of England, that travel lers for hollers are (Wicking orders for Fleecy Ho. fiery, erroneoufly afferting, that the Patent for it is expired ; it therefore behoves us, thus publicly to declare, That neither of our two Patents for Fleecy Hofiery is expired. Their fpecifications are inrolled in the Offices of the Court of Chancery for public infpeaion. Patent rights of invention are equally refpcaed by the Law with other rights. By our Patents for Fleecy Hofzcry, we are ;aided, for a time, to the fruit of an invention which has injured none, but benefited many. Multitudes are now enjoying great increafe of health and com fort by wearing Fleecy Hofiery, and this will be the cafe with increaling multitudes to the end of time. A kind of Fleecy Hofiery is by fome per fons, not authorifed by us obtruded on the world for the genuine, but which is in every refpes greatly inferior. It is as well our duty to put the Public on their guard againfi this impofition, as to affert and vindicate our Patent Rights. Humanity would have enjoined profecntion to pars by petty offenders, were it not that others are thereby em boldened to tranfgrefs the laws, who cannot plead poverty in extenuation of their criminality. Not being difpofed to furrender our Rights , to every depredator, we are compelled to declare—that all Pe 50745, of whatever defcription, who fhall, after this notice, be found infringing our Patent Rights .: will be brought to anfwer Tor their temerity in a Court of Juitice ; and for difcovering, and bring ing,.them to judice, neither pains nor expellee will be (pared. HOLLAND, WAIITELL, and HOLTON, Patentees of this Fleecy Hofierrt. MO 1(460411, Loudon, Feb. 4. 0104.9. LAW INTEL COURT OF KING'S BENCH, TEL L 7. The bufinefs to-day was wholly unintereaing. SOUTH V. BAITER. The plaintiff in this cafe was a milkman, and the defendant a Gentleman's Servant and Diftiller, living next door to each other, at Kenfington.— The anion was brought for a trefpafs committed by the defendant, in pulling down the party wall between the two bodes, by which the plaintiff's houfe was left expofed, and he was obliged to quit it. There vras.a fecond count in the declaration, for entering the plaintiff's premifes, and crating a fcaffold. To this the defendant had pleaded not guilty as to tire firs, and a licence to die fe cond. Mr. MINGAY, for the plaintiff, proved the cafe as laid in the declaration, and that the defendant was out of poffetllon three months. Mr. PARK!, on behalf of the defendant, con tended that the wall was their own wall, and that they flopped their hand as loon as they found it was the only one between the two houfes, until they came to an arrangement, in which it was agreed by the plaintiff, the defendant, ant, Lord Holland's Steward, who was the fuperior land lord, that each ihould pay a third part of the ea pence of building the new wall. With refped to the fecond count, he laid, from the ft ienc~ly manner in which he fhould thew the plaintiff and defendant lived together, the Jury would plefunte a licence. He acc3rdingly called witneffes to thele two points, but failing in the proof, the Jury re turned a verdia for the plaintiff, damages 151. ANN FELLOWS V. JAMES ANDIETHERS.. This was an aslion of trefpars brought by the plaintiff againft the defendants, for a trefpals, in feizing and carrying away her goods. The de fendants juftified, for that one John Millar, who held premites under a Mr. Shirley, had carried away the goods in quellion, and that the defen dants followed them to make a feizure according to the ftatute, which they did, averring them to be the goods of John Millar. From the evidence it appeared, that the plain tiff had cohabited with Millar, and leveral wit neffes were called, fonte of whom Rated that the went by his name, and others that the did not al ways do it. Several Paid that they had known her fome years, and that the bad always goods of her own. Millar, the man with whom the had cohabited, fwore, that the-goods were het's, and none of his. Mr. GIBBS infifted, that by law the defendants had a right to feize the goods,although they were the woman's, for that the cohabiting wi s h Millar, and palling by his name, as between the landlord and Millar, the former had a right to confider them as the goods of the latter, and as fuch was jullificd in feizing them for arrears of rent. He Rated a cafe of Pot* and Owen, which, he raid, was ex• aaly like the prefent, in which Lord KEN yoN held the law to be as he Rated it. Mr. ERSKINE, in reply, obfcrvcd, that the law in his Learned Friend's bead was much better than that in his note.book.—Verdiet" for plaintiff. It EYSELL V. CHAPMAN. Mr. Emu/ faid, this was an anion to recover l i the turn of 201. the amount of a Bank Note which the plaintiff loft in Holborn, as he was going from his father's houfe in Piccadilly to Cheapiide, he: c he then lived. The defendant found this note.— He was a workman at the manufaaory of hlcirrs. Underwood, in Holborn, called the Sky-Light Manufaetory. The defendant (hewed this Note to the foreman of the manufaaory, in the pretence of two of the workmen, and faid, he had found it. The workmen taw the Note, and took notice of the number of it, and one of them entered it in chalk, the number was 2377 ; and there was on the back of it, the name of Iddefon, which was written by the plaintiff's father, he having received this note of Mr. Iddefon, and had given it to his' fon. The plaintiff advertifed the note, and having three months afterwards been told, by one of the workmen of this manufaCtory, who heard the de fendant fay, he found this note, and who faw it, that the defendant had found it ; applied to him for it, offering him the reward of 51. as he had advertifed its but he thought fit to deny he ever faw it; upon which the plaintiff and his father, who accompanied him, gave the defendant notice, that they fhould commence this action ; and the defendant was dithoncft and foolifh enough to defend it. It then appeared, that the tither received this note of Mr. Iddefon, and put his name on the back of it, together with the date on which he re ceived it. That the defendant had ihewn this note to the foreman and two of the workmen at the manufaaory of Mefli-s. Underwood, they law it, and fpecified the number 2377, the one of them remembered it, and the other had chalked it up in the manufaaory. The note was produced by a clerk from the Bank, who proved it had there been paid and cancelled in the ufual way.—The plaintiff's father proved, from his own hand writing on the back of it, that this was the note he Faye to his fon in the month of April laft, and which he had loft—Verdia for the plaintiff, da mages 201. OLD DAILEY. Yellerday the Atrazes commenced before the Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR, Mr. Baron HOTHAM, Mr. JUltiCe La BLANC, Mr. Baron CHARMERS, Mr. RECORDER, &c. when nine prifo ners were tried, three of whom were capitally con viaed, viz. Amy Serd#ell, for (haling feveral bank notes privately in a mop. It appeared that the prifoner was fervant to a Mr. Drake, a linen draper, in Ratcliff Highway ; that on the 25th of January af;er having been very bufy in his Ihop, he was called in a great hurry to dinner he had at the time a al. note, and feveral 11. notes in his hand, which, from forgetfulnefs, he left behind him on the counter. After dinner a neighbour came in for change for a fol. note; the profecotor then miffed his notes, and anted the prifoner, whom he had left in the (hop when he went to dinner, if he had been out of the (hop ? and he pofitively denied that he had. It appeared, bnwricr, ppor• evidence of another fhopmans that *t loot Mt. Drake went up to dinner, the prifouer.did go ott on pretence of getting flame medicine, as he kid he was taken Iliddetay ill. it alto nppeared, at he went to his lodgings, and gave the woman, .4: whole hock he lodged, 41. in notes, dcoring r to go and redeem tome eloaths of his that were ja pawn. She did fo ; und one of, the notes wl:it4 (he gave the pawnbroker, was afterwardti and fwom to by the profecutor, as one (2 . tl'c'_e he had left on his counter. The Jut tJund pa inner Guilty—Death. Sam. Smith, and T. Brawn, for breaking lama the dwelling houfe of G. Garrich, Tsy. %kith a 1.1.. 'onions intent. Three were convicied of felony, vie gam abAs Smieb, was capitally ituliarj for healing a [ilk handkerchief, containing • tip; of man's cloaths, value three putrid::, the pre, perty of Hooker, in the dwelling houfe 4 Mr. Davifon. A quellion turning upon the value . with the Jury, the ptAfccutor declared he fhoula have eainnated them lower if he had known that would make any difference. The Jury pronouticot the prifoner guilty of healing to the "value of 39 . t. thereby removing the capital part of the charge. Ann P r ie c kard, for healing a pieen of praltai cotton, she property of Simeon Brown. And fr. Key, for flealing a pair of fugar wags the property of). Riley. . And three were acquitted, viz. V. Harrien Deniglii, and Benjamin deody, who was indi&ed for plivatelr Stealing from the perfon of Loughlin Ritchie, a Bank of England note for tool. Ritchie Rated, that on the evening of the •04 of November, he had been drinking at a public houfe, in South.hreet, Manchefier-fquare ; that the prifi .ier, and tome other perfons were drink.. ing in the fame tap room. He received from the Landlord, as part of the change of a 21. note, a note and half a guinea. When the prifoner law him with this money, he Milted from the places where he fat, and came near him. In about an hour after, the profectitor was about to go away and feeling in his pocket for his half guinea, he could not hind it. He told the company be miffed his half guinea. The prifoner aiked if he fuipeeted him of taking it ? the other faid no. The prifoner[ then told him, he would find it for him for half gallon ;lien came up, felt his pocket, and ad here it is ;" producing the half guinea, as Wile had taken it from the profecntor's pocket. The profecutor. then went out; the prifoner fol lowed, and pilled again[[ him very -near the door, When they both went out of the honk, the pri. loner turned round with his back to the profects. tor, came up to him again, and put his hand in his pocket, which, when the miasmic folt. be iciae4 and brought the prifoner bask. to dss public hook; but finding his rocket-book was in his pocket, be thought it was fate, and let him go. When he went home, he examined the book, and mitred the ;col. note which had been in it in the coutib of dui evening, and at the fame time obferved the firing which fnaened it was not fo tighr on a$ when he had tied it himself. Not brim able at that time to find • conliable, he proems-44 one the next morning, and went to the houfepf the prifoner's mother, which was in the fame Ureic;; but the prifoner could not be found for &mai weeks after.—Not Guilty. bt.IRRII{I). This morning, at St. Clemt.nt Dates, in the Strand, Mr. Franks, Carey-ftreet, to Mils Gaunt, of Wel4eck-itreet, onig child (A the Rim. John Gauut, late of fighant-on-tho-Hill, iq the County of I .eicefter, D,Elor in I)ivice.y. DIMt On Saturday tall, of an apopktie fit, at his bottle at Pod. dingtnn, jufeph Johnfon, M. D. Sunday morning, at two o'clock, at the Deanery in York, the Bev. John Fountaync, D. D. upwards of so years Dean of York. WHEN Pmfellional Men of education and re fponfitility deviate from the general fyftem by the re. ledUon of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of long cunt!nued fuccefs is the heft *criterion of fupeeiority. Eight year* have I devoted my praclice to the ezclufive treat ment of I'HREE DISORDERS, and the fucceLful rcfult of my plan gives me additional ardour to eppofe as far u I am able the ravages of thofe complaints ninth are the molt Import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. • Alter initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, formed a will at an early period of Practice to refute Individo eh from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Pradistioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have da voted my attention., comprise every (pecks of VIiNEREAL I INFECTION. whether of a recent or long duratiun.—.344.. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the balks .if Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and laftly that de- rangement of the fyftcm m WOUICII which is called BARREN. NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafes are the refult of ignorance or hate In the treatment of a fimpit. Gonorrhea, and It nit unfrequently hap pens that the feuds of Life are poifoned by the indifcretiou of an unguarded hour. Dy a fuperior method fuels complaints are =fay cured, and even where others have failed, I true that I may prefume to °lkea radical re-eftabliauuent Few, however, are the cafes of complicated (Mars In the diforder compared with the calamitous fituations of Men,wh• from indulgence tea SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Galo ties of a bilionahle Life, acquire that (Fate of Debility whic.b la the unavoidable confequaice of loch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (offerer broods over his tnifery,but care, fully conceals his misfortune, it may be lane confutation for him to know, that although it be an °Med of doubt or uttoer minty with other Praaitiuners, the removal of there DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual prove(' of Renovation is the acquire ment of my everiencc. If the rites of Bacchus or VOWS 114VC begun to reduce manly vigour, much anekty will be prevented by an early tounteradtion of this languid date, and in th- c cafes no great difficulties will oecur. _ - But where dab latficilency has for years ex Rica, a proper Pt: hverarsce iffilifpenfibly requ to revert the tbusganns tpart I of Lift, and to re-animate the Cot, titutir,n. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dirappointe,l in their expeeintions of a Pantay, myy i.e aftionoi, 4 that iu molt inftances fuch defeds at curable by hlt..4cal Skin. The SECRECY which is to eifenti al to toy undertaidn, sad the qualifications width 1 haw. yrefutned to Rate, farm thr Bails of my Pretenfions, and in coincidence with fu•th this inti mation is given-, that Mr may be confulted refonafty (or by letters hatiofint a (mall ante) at his bode, No. 3y, Arun del-ftrect, Strand, near Tenmio-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Water-ftreet adjoiniugg and the naMe is on both the doors. M. R. Member of the Royal Cnile , 7o. 4 Runtenna LONDON; Printed for the Proprictora. by JOHN DANTE L, (of Carr by-!tact) at the STAR PRINTING-0,14CE, No. 1, Carey-arect ; and pubtilhed by LEVEL K' NT, (of Can terbury-place, Lambeth), at No I, Car ry--f met, and tlld Stea . -Orrca, Tmatple-Bar ; to mblch Gl:ke c0n0n.:..): - dons for the forte& arc mugged I. b 4411m1Tc4. • 11