Star. — London, England, 1802-05-12 00:00:00

tlriking mark of national gratitude fhould be gives to the FIRST CONSUL. • Dassacctfaid, " There is certainly no one among uc who does not participate with the Tri bunut.t in the fectiments of gratitude by which the I rench people are animated towards their firft Ma. 0 . rate. But accordiro , to the nature of our (nations, the moment perhaps is not yet arrived when eacli of us can indulge in the feelings of his heart. I confine myfeif to propofing that a de. F utatior. be fent to the Coufuls of the Republic, to congratulate them on the continuance of their glo. rinus labours."—The propofal of DARRACQ, was a,:opted. The PRINCR of Waxes has been pleafed to al,. point Wiczzata Aim*, Efq. one of his Majeßy's Counfel, to be his Solicitor. General. The Earl of Cz ARE/MON and Lord PAGET were yeflerday eldled Honorary Members of the Board of Agriculture. The new Irifh Loan, of which the firft accounts were yeflerday received, was fold at a difcount of al per cent. as foon as the terms were known. It had been previoufly bought in Ireland at a pre mium of 3 per cent. but the fall in our Funds.fince the Loan was concluded,has rendered the Bargain a very bad one for thofe whe'are concerned in it. The high rate at which it is taken can only be re conciled by the fpeculative fpirit of the times. If the otter for the Englith Loan was a bold one, that which has been made to the Irifh Government is hill more enterprifing. It is believed the Engin Omnium would have fallen yellerday to a dilcount, had it not been f o r one Broker's going into the. market, and buying, as we underhand, near half a million of it. The temporary declenfina of the Funds has, in fume meafure, been occafioned by the confiderab!e Liles of Stock that the Dutch Merchants had in them, and which they are now converting into cafh, to be employed in commercial undertakings. Yeherday the Leen Maven and Sheriffs went is hate to Guildhall, where a Court of Aldermen was held, when 'l'. Ricer, Efq. was !worn in Al derman for the Ward of Cagle Baynard, in the room of Sir WILLIAM Hetes, Kne. refigned. A Commons has been fent to the Gentlemen of the Common Council, to meet at Guildhall to. morrow, in their violet gowns, to proceed thence with the LORD MAYOR and Aldermen to St. James',, to pi dent an Addrefs to his Majefly, on the rt:hor. , •ion of Peace. The procefflon will let nut from Guildhall at a quartar he•fore twelve. We (hall not deny the inftice of Nlr. WINDHAM'S metaphor of the French i.:oNsuz kicking the pohe riors of the public, but it demands fume retrotpec. rive inquiry, who laid them fo tare to this infult ? Yefterday the 3d Battalion of the ill Regiment of Guards had a grand field-day in Hyde Park. 'l'he 42cl Regiment, which, Since their Review, have been quart:red at Chertfly. Walton, Hamg ton, 8,:o. march to.m[,rr,Av for Edinburgh Cattle, 14 bcre they will recruit to their lull complement, and return to do duty for the KING, at Windfor. Maj"r WILLIAM LAse has been appointed by the Court of Dire&ors of the EaR India Company to fuececd Colonel Ronson, the prefent Lieute nant Governor of the !Rand of St. Helena, in the event of Colonel Reason's death, or refignation. By the Overland Exprefs, lately received from Bombay, we are informed that the-adherents of the late Poligar of Pundalamcourchy have been feized through the firatagem of a converted Chief, and fent into confinement at Palamcotah, or Tin nevelle ; in confequence of which the relations of the Poligar entered into a league for the purpofe of refcning the prifoncrs, and Coon affembled to gether moo men, which were put under the orders of CHAVALIAH MAPLAHAIR, whom they acknow ledged as Poligar. They then proceeded to Pan dulamcourchy, and furprifed the guard, from whom they got aims, and at length refcued the prifoners. Caw/m.1.1H Mae commit alfo fecured the fervants belonging to the Circar, and took all the money which was limed up in the Cutcherry. The fupplementary papers to the Convention of St. Peterfburgh are jolt printed for the ufe of the Houfe of Commons. Among them is an explana tory declaration of the fecond ration of the third article, as follows :—“lnorder to prevent any doubt or mifunderflanding with regard to the contents of the fecond (cain of the third article of the Con- vention concluded the 3-17th June tßot, between his Majefty the EMPEROR of all the RusslAs, the laid high contraßing parties have agreed and de clare, that the freedom of commerce and naviga tion granted by the faid article to the fubjels of a neutral power, does not authorize them to carry, in time of war, the produce and merchandise of the colonies of the Belligerent Power dire& to the con• tiuntal pain - ions, nor vice verfa, from the mother co4ntr7 to the enemies colonies; but that the raid fot , ieft. are however to enjoy the fame advantages A.1(1 facilities in this commerce as are enjoyed by the moll favoured nations, and aipecially by the United States of America." _ _ At Pontcfraet feffions, !aft week, the cloth-fu pervifors delivered in to the Magiftrates, the ac c-,unt of the number of broad and narrow cloths milled in the Weft Riding, for the taft twelve months, of which the following is an exalt nate- THE DUKE OP CUMBERLAND'S BALL. LaR night his Royal Highn e f s g ave a gran d Ball at his elegant apartments in tit. James's Pa lace. The ball room was lighted up with three chandeliers of uncommon beauty. The company began to alremble as early as fix o'clock, it being the etiquette that none fhall enter after their Ma jellies. At half pall (even their MAJESTIES and the Pattscsmas arrived. Moll of the Gentlemen prefent werrin uniforms. His MAJESTY looked extremely well, and entered into a long converfa. tion with Lady HARRINGTON. The dances com menced at nine o'clock. At half after eleven the company fat down to fupper. The (upper confined, as might be expe6ted, of every delicacy which was to be procured. Their NIAJESTIES and the ROYAL FAMILY (upped by themfelves at a table moft elegantly decorated.— Soups at top and bottom, with a remove of roaft chickens, peafe, &c. In the centre of the table was a parterre, with emblematic decorations in marble dull. At the top of the table the emblem of Britannia ; at the bottom Cerer—military tro- phies between them. In the centre of the parterre was an ornamented wreath of laurel, interfperfed with rotes, under which were medallions of the Kisc and QUEEN, furrounded with a refplendent glory. Their Maissrils fat in the middle of the table, and amongft the fubliantials was a ham, on which was feated an honelt Jack Tar, fmoaking his pipe. —The fruits confined of pines, peaches, rapes and all that art and nature could produce. There were four other (upper rooms, with two tables in each, for the tell of the Company. The Ball Room was very fplendidly illuminated, and the floor painted in *miler, with various figures. About one o'clock their MAJESTIES re. tired : but the dancing continued till a late hour this morning. All the upper fervants of the Royal Dukes were dreffed in their State liveries. Among the vifitors were— Their Majefties ; the Princeffes Elizabeth, Sophia, Matilda, Mary, and Amelia ; the Prince and Princefe of Wales ; Dukes of York, Clarence, Cambridge, and Gloucefter ; Prince Wil liam of Gloucefter ; Pnneefs of Orange. Dukes—Somerfet, Roxburgh, and Portland. Dueheffeseaufort, Buccieugh, Manchefter, Leeds, Dorfet and Somerfet. - IVlarquiffes--Townfilend, Lorne, Abercorn, Hcadfort, Salif. bury, and Hertford. Marcklooeffes--Townlbend, Bath, Ahereorn, Headfort, Ss lifbnry, and Hereford. Earls—Gatlifle,Spencer, Harrington, Harcourt, Moira, Mor ton. Mansfield, Macaulay, Aboyne, and Chatham. Counteffes.-Carlifle, Harrinltod, 1-I:reot.rt, Mansfield, Pembroke,Maeelesfichl, Liverpt...l, and Chatham. Vikinints.:-.iydney and Duagannon. Irifeountefs—Dungannon. Lords..-oXnUtote, Walfingham, Stopford, Paget, C. Ben tinck, Pelham, Hawkelbury, A mherft, Millington, Villiers, Somerville, Macdonald, and Whitworth. Ladies--Walfinghani A. M. Stanhope, Paget, Pelham, Hawkeibm, C. Jenkinfon, three Thynnes, C. Soma - let, E. Loftus, M. Taylor, Jane Dunda.s. Centrals—llulfe, Loftus, and bands,. Cc:or.els—Bligh, Stopford. CAptains—Upton, and Horace Townihend. AT, irra—Pitt, Dundas, Addington, Hayicy Addington, and Var.Ettart. Preparations nn a moll fplendid and extenlive fcale are making for an entertainment at the Q4een's Houfe, in the Park, on her Majefty's Birth day, which will be this day fennight. The LADY MAYORESS'S Rout, at the Manfion }look, is fixed forWednefday, the igth iuh•—We underhand it will be very fplendid. The Hon. Mr. He/BERT has the fuperinten dence of the fete to be given at RanelAgh by BOODLB'S Club. The decorations will conlift partly of variegated illuminations ; and a grand ball and Supper. Lords Basaotoucn, Osstarmt, and the non. Mr. BENNET, have the charge of the fete of the Club in Bond-flreet. RA N rtecm.—This delightful place of falhiona ble retort was opened on Monday evening with a fplendid fete in honour of the peace. The firti o'je.lt that on entering fainted the eye was an un interrupted chain of light which ran round the Ro -1 tunda in the form of fefloons. In the centre, which next attraFted attention, was crated a Tem ple of Peace, compofed of a variety of tranfparen cies ; the moil prominent, as well as the bell exe cuted were thofe that exhibited portraits of hie Ma *fly and of the Chief Cowful of Froace, and a repre : fentation of Loudon Bridge aid of the City as far at 1 St. Paul':. On going into the gardens we beheld conflrueled at the head of the canal a fumptuous frontifpiece, decorated with variegated lights, and exhibiting le fame defign and emblematical ap pcarancts asthofe which comopfed the illumination 'at M. arvo's houfe. The colours of the lamps were nicely feleeled and judicioufly centralted, and the tremulous reflexion of their various-coloured light on the canal teemed To forth a rainbow otaltrrnz.te rays! Bin by far the moll magnificent part of the exhibi. don was the Futworit ; and of there the molt Ilrik , iagly fplendid WAS a difcharge of twenty four titles a ia-royale, with a golden fhotver fo gorgeous was the gleam of the latter that it produced a general burlt of applaufe.—There was alfo infinite beauty in the effect of the white fire bombs : the light they fhed around was fit powerful that the coun tenance and features of the fpe&ators were as diftinguifhable as if it were noon day. They gave them, however, fomewhat of a pale, livid complexion, which is ohferved on a company that fit round the light of burning fpirits of wine. The Temple of Achilles was likewife molt brilliant ly executed, and the fudden difcharge at the Ade of an immenfe number of fdes, voicanoeso bombs, cafons, &c. produced In tremendous an explofion, and fo fplendid a burft of light, that they infpired terror no lcfs than admiration. The general drat of the fire-works was, however, fome what marred and diminifhed by the trightneli of the night, and the proximity of the illuminations, which diviaed and diltraeted their impreffion on the eye. But upon the whole, they were received with unmixed applaufe by a very numerous and fathionable company, who feemed only to regret that the bright delufion was too tranfitory. OAD CLOT YL rar.h. Itilkd tall year 285,8. i 2,263,9 66 This ycar 264,082 8 , 4 99 ,1 4 1 Dtercarcd 21,769 NARROW CLOTHS. 564 724 Milled Lift year 169,262 4-- 6.014,420 his ytar 137,131 ♦.33.534 Dec waled 38,03 r z 80,886 Smithfield had but a thin market on Monday : frnall beans that were good meat, fold at high prices, and full ls. pet none beyond larger oxen of equal goodnefs. CRICLFT.—On Monday laft began playing a Grand Match of Cricket, at Woolwich, between eleven Gentle men ofWoolwich again ft eleven Gen tlemen of Bromley, for 500 guineas, which, after - o'ral hours play, was paponed. CY)Rg MARKET. MARK-LANE, MAY 12. Oats are thi; day rather dearer than mentioned in our Paper of Monday laic.—Wheat and every other fort of Grain remain without any alteration. BREAD.—Yefterday the LORD MAYOR, after in fpeding the Meal Weighers' Returns, ordered the price of Bread to.be lowered half an Mize, or id. in the Peck Loaf, to take place to-morrow. The Qiiiu-tern Loaf will then be 9,:d. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'. BENCH, MAY it. This was a paper day. Two cafes were argued, the points involved in which were, whether, In the declaration upon a policy of infurance on a foreign fhip, an averment of interea is necelfarv, and titer the profits of a voyage are infurabie eo amine ' but the Court declined for the prefent giving judg ment in either•of them. LordEct.strsoaouonafterwards fat at NO Prhu till four o'clock. The caufes, like thole ufually tried in term, were of the moll trifling nature. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND N. •UITED. I Dublin, a Waterford, PORTSMOUTH, MAY i i. DVt. 0 1 This day arrived the Fame, from the Downs, bound to India. Came into harbour his Majefty's Chip PUISSANT, Capt. Suss, to be paid off. Arrived one Collier from SJnderland. Ycfterday failed two Hoops full of (camas, for the eallwal d. FALMOUTH, MAY 9. Arrived the Miners fehooner,Carbis, with bale goods, from Liverpool for this port ; and the brig Comas, Captain Waller, from ditto.—Sailed this day the following Tetras, viz :—Stir prise, Carter, for Embden ; Ardent, Peters, for Amiterdam ; Ocean, Quinton, for Riga; Providence, Bucker, for Palau; Howe, Maryfen, for Lubeck; Fortune, Thi ilk, for Hull; Mary, Watkins, for Guerufey ; Nancy, Bates, for Haniburgh ; Lord Seaforth, Donuier, for (Ztlebee, with wines; Accompliihed Quaker, Binder, for St. Chriftophers ; Daniitt chip Indulry, Akeritrocn, for Dram ; Hambletonian, Bardmen ; Friends Ad venture, Langaford; Dinah and Betfq, Evans; Hebe, Jones; May, Thomas; induitrious, Kenmore; Horatio, 13romk y ; Concord, Williams; and Catharina, Jones, for London; alfo the Favorite cartel, Brayley, with French prifonera from Briltol for Morlaix; and the Prince of Wales, Todd, with two mails, chore of the 28th ult. and the 4th init. for Lilbon: from whence the Walfingham and King George packets are hourly expeeted. P. S. The Lady Hobart packet, Fellowes, with mail of the sth init. for New York and Halifax ; and the Auckland packet, Schuyler, with the mail of fame date, are expeded to fail to morrow. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DEAL, MAT tc.—Sailcd foreral outward bound verkla..— Wind N. E. MAT I t.—Arrived the CALCUTTA man Of war, from Port& mouth, and failed fur Sheernefs ;and the N fchooner from Leith, and failed for Portfmouth. GRAVRSEND; MAT z0....-Paffed by the WOW Henrietta, from Amfterdam ; Marla, DIN Tom, from Ceplialoni ; Hawke, Hopson; and the Two Brothers Roe awe ts, from Norway ; V row Telegma , and Dolphin, SAT fr. t, from Antwerp; Hope, WOODWARD ; and Endraght, JACOB.: ' from Rotterdam.—Sailed the Juno, CL Alta, for Philadelphia ; Ceres, —, for Havre; Satlsfadtion, NORMAN, for Atatcrd.ini; Sally, for Dublin; Surprize, PIARSON ; for Lifbon ; Sale, —, for Narita, and Jongc Margretta, —, for Ghent. MAT 11,—.Paffed by the Adlive, DaVJIMoND, from New Orleans; Swan, Ow tames, from Limerick ; Elizabeth, FLIED, from Roucn ; jonge Johannes, SA IT RR, from Amftenlam ; Little Taby, Witt-uses, and Hope, Figura, from Rotterdam. —Sailed the Marian, Ptra ate, for the EA-Indies; Perfever anee, GOODWIN, for Honduras ; Ruby, Pot LACK, for Demerara; Ifie of Thanct, GOOD on N, for Barbadoes ; Harugh, —, and Defire, Newts for Surinam • Herald, ROll Nso 7c, for Mary land; Sir Andrew Hammond:TM/Mysore, and Mark Anthony, Mat-vitt!, for Jamaica. ARRIVED At Bourdeaux—The Prince, —, from America ; Catha. rine, Shelburne, from Oporto; Clarifa, Hunt, from St. Bo ating° ; and Catharine, Spencer; from Charkflown. At Havre—Rata, Richer, from Lnndon ; and Catharine, Coats, from Malaga. At Clyde—The Martha, horKinlay, from Philadelphia; and Helen, Service, from New York. At Drogheda—Two Friends, Hammond, fr. at Alicant. At Newry —Frientilhip, Kent, from New York. At Honduras—Europa, Rots, from BMW. At Antigua—Lord Nelfon,Harwood, from London. _ . At Motaferrat—The Hamilton, Sayer, from 1-ivcrpool. At Antigua—Baltic Merchant, Smith, from London. _ . - .- .... . . . . At Naples—Lord Nelfon, Whipple, from LiverpooL At Philadelphia—Martha, hoPKinla) ,from Liverpool. At Sligo—American Hero, Murphy, from New York. The PIGOTDIAMONDo..—MT.CHRISTIE, in his poe tic recommendation of this gem, obferved, 4 , that its owners were unfortunate in its being brought to a market where its worth might not be fuffi ciently valued, where the charms of the fair needed not Inch ornaments, and whole fparkling eyes outlhone all the diamonds of Golcondah. In any other country the Pigot Diamond would be fought as a diflinelion, where fuperior beauty was more rarely to be found." The foundation none of a new Academy has been laid with great folemnity at Dumfries. The LOKI, CHANCELLOR was taken fo ill yeller day, after the Houfe of Lords had fat a (hors time, that he was under the necelfity of adjQurning it. Lail Friday morning a dreadful accident hap pened near Cowes : a boat with three Gentle- men in it, in confequence of miffing flays, upfet near Egypt, and the whole of them, we are lorry to fay, were drowned.—She was fuppofed to be from Yarmouth. So great an alremblage as is witnefred every evening in each quarter of the Royal Circus, can only be caufed by the co-operation of very power ful attraCtions. The new Comic Pantomime of the Eischanted Harp pi:Aires there in a very eminent degree—the beauty of its mufic, the fplendour of its Scenery, and other powerful attraCtions, toge ther with the charming Colnmbine of Mrs. WY 'mow, render it a very great favourite.—Rinaldoßi naafi remains alfb in high eftimation. We find, however, that this is the taft night but three of the prefent entertainments, as on Monday next en tire new and fuperb performances will make their appearance. SINKING FUND. The Calculati.ms On the (talkie& of the prorr ed confolidation of the old and new finking have been prevented to the Houk of o,mtn•in.. Tilde calculations, which are very voluminous, are prefaced with the following ohfervations The Sinking Fund ellablifhed by the MI of tht 26th of Geo. 111. appropriates the annual film f r,000,00a1. to be iffued, by quarterly payments, to the Commillioners for redeeming the public debt which ft:Wined previoufly to the year 1786: To tkle quarterly Ales the interefts on the debt r=- deemed are added, together with the expired and tine:aimed annuities fcr lives, or for terms of year ;. It is alfu enac'led, by the 32.1 of Geo. 111. that The 11%ings which may arife from the reduCtion of the 4. or 5 per cent. annuities to funds bearing a lower interelt, 111. t contlitute a part of this fund. It apr.mrs th.lt the debt fubfifting previous to the year r 786, was about 238,c00,cc01. and that the Commillioners under this At had re demed, to the tlt February, 1802, the capital of 3 and 4 per cent. annuities of 39,885,0001. and 18,00t,0001. had been transferred to the Commit: lioners on account of Land Tax redeemed, leaving a Debt remaining to be redeemed by the future operation of this Fund, of about 198,1 15.0001. the Sinking Fund amounting, on the 'lt of February, 1802, to 2,534,1861. The future progrefs of this Fund, in extinguifhing the remaining portion cf Debt,. muft evidently depend on the average price at which the capitals of the Funds may be purchafed in the market, which are affiimed, in the following eflimates, at the feveral prices of tool. 3 per cent. Rock at 100-92 4-13012-85 j-7ths -Bo—and 75 ; giving the rates of interell3-3.1- 34-31—and 4 per cent. per ann. refptClively. 'l'hefe ftveral prices are here taken as data, not from fuppofing that the aClnal prices will in future be confined within their limits, hut merely to fhew what alterations in the times of redemption will be the confequence of there affumptions. By the 26th of Geo. lIT. as explained by the 32d of Gen. 111. it is enieled, that this Fund (hall be continually augmented by the intereft of the Debt redeemed and the annuities which fall in, until its amount (hall have become 3,000,0001. not including either the original furplus of 1,000,0001. per ann. or loch annual or quarterly payments as may be voted by Parliament in aid of this Fund. After the Fund has attained to its maximum of amount, the intereas (lithe flock purchafed by it are to be confidered as paid off and difcharged.— Whatever Debt may then remain, is to be dif: charged by inflalments of 4,000,0001. each, with the addition of Inch firms as niay be annually vot ed by Parliament in aid of this Fund. The eftimates Rate the feveral periods of time in which the whole of the Debt M ill be paid off and difcharged by the operation of this Fund. By the 32a1 of Geo. 111. it is enaded (Claufe for more eftedually preventing the accumulation of Debt hereafter in confequence of future Loan., that whenever any fums of money !hall b: raifzd by Loans for public: purpofes, an additional annual fum 'hall be iffued from the Exchequer to the Ccmmiftioners for the reduction of the National Debt, over and above the intereft on the Debt;-- which rum than amount to onehundreth part of the capital flock created by the faid Loan. The t per cent. iffued to the Comtniftioners lince the year 179 z, in purfuance of this Al, added to the interefts of the redeemed Debt, conflitutes the new linking fund, and haistdeemed, to the ift of Feb. tBoz, the capital of 3 per cents. amounting to 19,703,5961. and bearing intereft at 3 per cent. per ann. of 591,1071. To infer from thefe datas the periods of time in which the feveral Leans will be redeemed by the finking funds provided, it will be requifite to fate the different modes in which the finking fund may be applied to extinguilh the Debt, particularly re fpeding that part of it confilling of annuities for terms of years certain, which ceafe and determine of themfelves when the time for which they were granted fhall have expired. If the annuities of this defcription be not taken into the account of the Debt redeemable by the finking fund, it will be neceffary to confider only the capital of perpe tual annuities,bearingintereft at 3,4, and 5 per cent. The 1 per Cent iffued on account of Debt created in each year fence 1792, including Long Annui tics, has been employed in purchafing 3 per Cent. Stock. Any of the Long Annuities granted dur ing this period will effedually be paid off and dif charged, according to the diredion of the At, whenever the capital Stock purchafed, in refped of an Annuity, and converted into money, fhall have amounted to a film which fhall be fufficient to redeem that part of the annuity which (hall re main after 45 years from its commencement; but if it !tumid be deemed expedient to apply the Sink ing Fund only to the Perpetual Annuities, leaving the Annuities for terms of years to expire of them felves, this will afford another ground of calcula tion. Different refults will alfo be the confequence, if the 4 and 5 per Cent. Annuities thould be re duced to a 3 pc: - Cent. Stock, and thus form a part of the Debt bearing intereft at 3 per Cent. per ann. or if thefe capitals fhoPt be confidered as redeemable, bearing their Faint rates of intereft, or as being paid off at par, whatever may be the price of the 3 per Cent. Funds.—The calculaticsts conclude with the following fummary : REDEMPTION OF THE CONSOLIDATED DEBT, ON APRIL 7, 18os. Amovut of Stock purehafed in 45 and 46 Yeats, at the Rates of Intereß 31, and 4 pet Ccnt . by a Sinking Fund of 5,585,572 L per Ann. At Par, the Confolidated Sinking In 45 Yncr,. Fund pnrehafes - 4.538,395,000 Confolidated Debt yds April aos 488,987,656 ht 46 reert. 550,059,00 e 488, 9 8 7 4 5 9 6, 071, 944 6 39 ,020, , -.00 an 927,656 t sc.! 42.344 738,710,C00 4%487,656 2 49,73 2 .344 4 28 07,656 3 61, 3 83 ,344 975,43 0 Pe0 4 /13 07.656 4861442443 Surplus - - 33.4 0 7,344 At 3+ per Cent. is porch/Lied -612,737,00 e Confolidated Debt, 7th April 1802 0417,656 Surplus 12 3,749. 8 44 At 31 per Cent. Is purcharc4 707,500p00 Confolidated Debt, 7th April 2802 48Z 987,6 y 6 Surplus - 315At2,344 At 3/ per CUM. Is purehsfed 812.395,000 Confolidated Debt, 7th April 18c2. 488.987,656 - Surplus - 3 2 3.4 0 7 , 344 At 4 per Cent. is purchared - 93c4096,m0 Cunfolidatett Debt, 7th April rBo3 488487,656 - - Surplus 44 1 ; 10 i4 - 44 I'