Star. — London, England, 1801-01-19 00:00:00

I NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND N. AItRIVED. • Haniburgh, • A Dublin, o Waterford, • Leeward Wands, Det. 17. DOVER, JANUARY tB. I DL 0 Orders have been received here this day to bring in Ruffians, Danes, and Swedes; and this day three Dana veilels have been brought in. YARMOUTH, JANUARY it About 150 men belonging to different regiments, who were made prifoners of war in Holland, land ed this morning from tlr. Dutch cartel. Arrived the PHOENIX cutter, and SPEEDWELL brig. elierday a large galliot, prize to the PYLADES Hoop, and Paid to be worth between 3o or 40,0001. arrived at this port. In commemoration of herMAjzsrv's Birth-day, the Royal Standard was this day hoifted on board Admiral Dtczaon's flag Ihip, and at one o'clock the North Sea fleet fired a Royal Salute of:1 guns. Sailed the KING Gloats' Packet, Capt. Duos, w i t h Mails, Lord DOUGLAS and (trite, feveral paf fengers, and two King's Ivtelrengers, for Cuxhaven. A warm prefs commenced on Saturday in our Roads, by which means a number of ufeful hands were procured. FALMOUTH, JANUARY z 6. Arrived the Toy/Nausea Packet, Capt. Donn, with the Leeward Mend Mails, after a paffage of so days, from Tortola. She failed from Eng land on the sad of Oetober.laft, with the zd Weft India Mail of that month, and arrived at Barba does on the t 7th of the following month. The Gs: Ere frigate of 20 guns, Captain KING, arriv ed at Barbadoes from Martinique during her flay there : the arrived at Martinique on the itft, where the found his Majefty's (hips DAPHNE, of ao guns, Captain Marsos AM►N[ICITI, Of tB, Captain ELM ; Busy, of 18, Capt. °MUNDY ; Have, of 16, Capt. ROTUNDAS(; and the GAN.. LAND Tender, with the American frigate Prefident. The Busy Hoop convoyed her to Dominica, and while the remained there the Tassas frigate of 38 guns, Captain ; and the DAPHNE, ar. rived at that ifland. She left Tortola on the 17th December, under convoy of I'At Naas s frigate and Holum- (loop of war, and arrived here this day after an exceeding quick pelage. By her we learn, that the Doti 911 cLARINCS packet failed from Tortola four days previous to her departure from that Ifland, but' from the quicknefs of her paffage no fears are entertained for the fafety of the DUKE or CLaRLNCII•—Wind S. The paffetagers by the Toy/soma packet, are Mr. COBBITT and Mr. M.tatiildiaii. Arrived alfo the American fhip Guftavus, Cap tain Mows, in 42 days from Virginia, aden with tobacco, called here for orders ; arrived alto on Wednefday laft, the fhip Sir John Borlafe War ren, Captain DAvias, from Plymouth for Bengal, with her bowfprit (prong; and the brig Gibral tar Packet, Captain Moons, from Lifbon for Lon don. Sailed the (hips Wheatfield, Captain Dixon, ind Amelia, Captain litoolms, for Africa; and the brig Gibraltar Packet, Captain Moot', for Lunclon.—Wind, S. S. W. PLYMOUTH, JANUAIRY 17. Ycllerday arrived here a cartel from Mar!six, and brought over Mr. R. Pao*, Mr. A. Guises, Mr. P. WATSON, Mr. F. KELLY, Mr. W. FORIES, Mr. W. PAGET, Mifs MURRAY, and J. Haacum, a black fery ant, at which plact they had been con fined as prifoners, having been carried in there • ago: it appears by accounts brought French arc very afliduous feamen together, for the put-- their fleet ; that they have called that. are now cruizing, and as . immediately Itripopi of dwarf marched to Bred, without &LW'S are alfo candling and equip other Tack, in a manner that wanted for tome fpecial fervice. Duke of Kent, of Dartmouth, Cap •v, from St. John's, laden with captured by l'ilereux French pri and do men ; and retaken off 'FISANTE, of 14 guns; Captain Miry, Captain W. MANOM, from to Falmouth, laden with coffee, were received here to lay an Ruffian, Danifh, and Swedifh _ confequence of which twenty belonging to the two latter kingdoms t 5 atnifh and nine Swedills. arrived here laft night, and this hoilled on board the ST. JOSEPH, . cartel, for Nantz. IKORTALITF, of 36 guns, Captain cruize. PURTSNfOUTH, JANUARY lE. Yeflerday the following ihips failed on feparate old /es, having orders to capture all Dinith and Swedith vefrels, whether merchantmen or King's (hips, viz. JASON and BRILLIANT frigates, HARPY and SNAKE (loops. Yefterday failed the MARS, of 7.4. guns, Capt. MONK rON, for Plymouth; and the HAZARD f 1001) of war for Cork. Yeaerday the SANTA MARGARITA frigate went out of harbour to Spithead. This day failed the ANT and ADVICE on a eruize. Arrived the LAPWING from the Dowus. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DEAL, JANUARY 58. Arrived and failed for the River, Two Friends, MiNirt, frdm Charlellon.—Came down, the As, Row ; and failed with the HELDER, SAVAGE, GE ER, and Gasw Err !loops on a cruize. Wind S. W. • GRAVESEND, JANUARY 18. Paired by, the St. John, Dontia ; Vi Tory, MILLS; Betfey, Rossow ; and Coldflream, from I..ilbon ; North Star, ---, from Seville ; Good lotent, Davis, from Cork . ; Rofalie, SIN CLAIR, from Berbice •' Rebecca, MARIHAL, from Smyrna; Cornwall, BLYTK, from South Seas;' Maria, Iwo Lis, from Charlellon ; Minerva, Cot, LEY, from Demerara; Indefatigable, Jacasow, from Jamaica ; Maryland, WERE, from Nev.; York; and Pallas, DODSLEY, from Mogadore. Sailed, the Sally, —, for Surinam ; Mariner, CNIYERS, for Demarara ; Sheene, —, for St. Michael's; and Jonge Jacob, —, for Hamburgh. f° bv m th e is tim ve e ffe io l ig'it that t ' in colleding their I pefe of manning the in the privateers the they arrive * they are crews. who are marl it appears that they ping tranfports.and Chews they may be w Came in the Duke Lain GFO. DUGGAN. ih : the was calms' 7 atcer, of 14 guns, Bred, by the Sun WITT AN . Camc in the Mar :a:tunore, bound to gar, and tobacco. Yefterday orders tibargo on all R ips and veffels, in r vefiels belongin e detained, viz. 1 , Lord NELSON arri y his flag was boil f t act guns. Sailed a French ei Sailed the IMMO. °IMAM, On a crui • POOLE, JANUARY z 6. The (hip David, of this place, Captain Wm etssox, arrived lalt night from Newfoundland.— The Captain relates, that the failed from St. John's the aoth of December laft, under convoy of his Majefty's (hip CAMILLA ; Captain LARKIN ; and that on the 3 r ft day of December, the fleet being lying to, 'in long. 28. o. W. lat. 48. 20. N. in a very heavy gale of wind from the W. N. W. at three o'clock in the afternoon, he faw the CA MILLA lying on her beam ends, with her lower yards in the water for a confiderable time: that the cut away her mizen matt, which in tome de gree relieved her, and hoifted tome fail, and wore, and ran away before the wind; that the David, and another fhip of the fleet, immediately wore (hip alto, and followed hcr ; that the palled thro' a great deal of wreck, fuch as (pars, gun-carriages, ports, hammocks, netting, &c. and' in .he courfc of half an hour, there being a tremendous tea run ning, they loft fight of her, and have neither Peen nor heard any thing of her fince. Captain Wm mason alto lays, that on the 4th and gth days of January, he encountered another dreadful gale, and has fume that time had very favourable wea ther. On the t4th, off the Lizard, he fpoke with the William, CHAUNT, one of the fleet, bound to London ; and that the Matter informed him, that he had the day before fpoken with the Indullry, MATTHIWS, another of the fleet, bound for this place. ADVENTURES OF A BRITISH SCHOONER In the beginning of lall year the Harbingcr, a fmall schooner of about 8o tons, belonging to MI CHAEL Hooaa,-Efq. of which Mr. BLACK, fon of the Rev. J. BLACK, of Woodbridge, was Mailer, was fitted out at the Cape of Good Hope, to carry a cargo to Port Jackfon, New South Wales; but feveral fhips arriving at the Cape dellined for that colony, and a glut expefted, the Harbinger was converted into a privateer. Mr. BLACK left the Cape in March, and anchored at St. Catharine's on the I3th of April. He found the Governor and feveral of his old 'friends had been carried off by a fevere dyfentery, which had been raging amongst the inhabitants. Mr. B. failed up - the de la Plata, where he cruised about t 6 days, Turing which time he ran twice in fight of Mon tevideo, where three French frig ates were refit ting. He afterwards ran up as high as Buenos Ayres, and funk a vessel abreaft of the town, and captured a brig and a (loop, which he lent to the Cape of Good Hope, where they arrived Cafe.-- On the sBth of May he fell in with a Chip of woo tons from Lima, richly laden, carrying s 6 guns, and full of men. The little Harbinger however ran down to her, and gave three broadfides into her item, but was obliged to (beer off, two of her guns being difabled, her fore-mall fprung, and the mate feverely wounded. She afterwards returned to the Cape, which (be left in November lail, with a cargo for Port Jackfon. 1 Captain BROODER, of the PYLADI3 !loop, arrived an Saturday at the Admiralty, with difpatches re lative to the embargo laid on the Ships of the ' Northern Powers. Captain JOSEPH HASWELL is appointed to the Regulating Service, at Exeter, in the room of Captain SILINELIt, removed to the command of the Sea Fencililes on the coati of Devon. Captain ' Tnotass S goes to Jerfey. The French frigate Medfe, mentioned in Satin.- day's Gazette, is coming home as a cartel, with all the Officers and about 300 men, under charge of the net Lieutenant of the Bassicorux, a Mid- Chipman, and two or three fenmen. l)uridg the chace, the French, to improve her ailing,' cut all 1 her knees. The Concorde was to be fold at Rio Janeiro. The Indiamen Stare in she prize, i 4 FM). ieq uenee of the Cot:immature having required their affiflance. The Mates get about tool. a piece., The French crews arc loaded with money; cloth &c. the capture of the various veliels they have taken. The DASHER privateer, which lately fußained a very gallant alion in the Well Indies with a Spanirl- Schooner of fuperior force, is reported to have foundered at fea, and that all on board peri find. The William, Buckets!), from Newfoundland to Oporto, is captured by a rowboat. The Fraw Elisabeth, —, from Peterfburgh to London, is put into Copenhagen with damage. The hfunthere, --, from Embden to Bata- Vll2 and China, is put into Limerick in diftrefs, and fcizcd. AVM the LONDON CAZETTEJanuar, 17- At the Court at the QuElN's Hottfe, the 16th of January, 1801, prcfcnt, the King's Moft Er-i cellcnt Majetly in Council : Whereas his MA; zsry has.received advice that a large number of veffels belonging to his Majeft y's fubje&s, have been, and are detained in the Ports of Ruffia, and that the property of his Majefty's fub jets in Ruffia, has, by virtue of feveral orders and l decrees of the Ruffian Government, particularly one bearing date the 29th of November laft, 0. S. (correfponding with the Loth of December, N. S.) been feized, and direeted to be applied in violation of the principles of jullice;and of the rights of the feveral perfons interefted therein; his lvfajelly, 'with the advice of his Privy Council, is thereupon pleated to order, as it is hereby ordered, that no Bilis drawn fence the raid agth of November la ft , 0. S. (correfponding with tile loth of December, N. S.) by or on behalf of any perfons, being fub jeets of, or refidinz in the dominions of the ENT's- ROR of RUSSIA, Mali be accepted, or paid, with.' out licence from one of his Majefty's Principal Secretaries of State firft had in that behalf, until further fignification of his Majefty's pleafure, or until provilion (hall be made in raped thereof by Aet of Parliament; whereof all perfons concerned are to•take notice, and govern themfelves accor dingly. (Signed) w. FAWICNER. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, JANUARY i 6, ; Boi. _ _ Extrad of a Letter from Admiral the Earl of Si.. Vitecun7 K. B. Ste. to EVAN NIPIAN, My. dated on board his Ma. jetty's Ship VILLLDE. PARIS, in Torbay, the tath of Janu ary, 1801. I enclofe two letters from Captain Sir RICHARD STRACHAN, Bart. detailing particulars of the me ritorious exertions of hirnfelf, and the officers under his command, in intercepting the enemy's fupplics. His ALtjefty's Hired Cutter Ni Lc, Dec is, x Soo. Sir—l have the honour to inform you, that the 'ails you Signalled us to chace, on the 6th init. never came through the Paffage, but rowed up along Ihore again, and went under Fort Lomara; I watched for them all night, but in the morning feeing them no more I left the LURCHF a off the Morbihan, and proceeded to execute your farther orders; on that day I faw a convoy courfing round Croific of is or 16 fail, but was in no hurry to chace, rather permitting them to get nearer to St. Gildas, and in the evening flood Otit, and made the neceffary finals to Nfr. FORBES; it fully anfwercd my expedations, as he being to wind ward turned them all, and they made for the Villain jun where I was ; about eight we took a fmall one juft as the battery of St. Jacques was hailing us, which I immediately manned and fent 1 1 her with our own boat along fhore, and by four A. M. found ourfelves in poffeffion of five more ; this is all they could attempt, as the whole coals were then alarmed, and the battery of Notre Dame at the entrance of the river Peners, kept up fo brine a fire as to fend three Shot through the laft yard ; but the fpirit of our people was fuch that they were determined to have her out, and luckily only one man was nightly fcratchcd with a fplinter ; on joining the Luac Ina in the morn ing I found file had got three more, making nine, the particulars of which are expreffed in the ad joined lift ; the four largeft are decked, and very capable of going to England, but the otheri can not; lance the yth Mr. Folios: has been continu ally on the 100k -out, but not a fin le veal, I be lieve, has ftirred Since. (Signed) O. ARCILES. Captain Sir RICHARD SFRACHAN, Ban. A Lift of Veffels captured by the Nazi Hired Cotter, under the Orders of Captain Sir RICHARD STP.%CHAN, Bart. Maria Jofeph, Pierre Midago, Mailer, of 3 men and 48 tons, front Bourdekus bound to Breit, laden with wine and brandy. Notre Dame de Confolatioo, Clouarie, Mailer, of s men and 35 tons, front Bourdeaux brad to Breit, Loko with wine and brandy. Saint Pierre, Pierre Hoak, Mailer, of 7 men and so tont, from Bour deaux bound to Breit, laden with wine and brandy. L'Heloin, Matthew Rio, Mafia, of 4 Mal and Is tons, from Nantes bound to Auray, laden with Nantes wine. Le FranCol2, Join i.e Brth, Matter, of 3 men and 4 tans, from Nantes bound to Auray, lades with iron, tar, pot tery, Soc. L'Aintable Francois, Geddes Hooligan, Maitre, of gs NOS, from Bourdeaux bound to Breit, laden with Bourdeaut wine. By his Majelty's Cutter Ur RCII a I . Maria loreph, Martin Beroift, MaP.xr, of a men and 8 tons, from Nantes bound to Yana, laden with Nantes wine. L'F.ponine, Yine Le Frank, of 3 men and Is tons, from Nantes bound to Yannes, laden with ditto: driven on awn on Houat, cargo loft. Le Bon Sccour, Yine Nicolane, of s men and 8 tons, from Nantes bound to Yuma, laden with diuo funk at anchor, cargo raved. La MAotate *sr, Ilk Oleren S. E. by S. two Baines. My Lord—l have the honour to inform your Lordfhip that, after a Ihort chace, I this day cap tured, between the 11l of Wy and Oleron, a French sloop laden with wine and brandy for the ufe of the combined fleet at Breit, and have fent her to Plymouth. (Signed) w. nasty's , . The Bad of St. VINCENT. K. B. Admiral of the White, Stu JANUARY 17. Ettradt Of a Letter from Captain 11.01VLRY DULTM, COM mander of his MaJefty's Rap Battettoirox, to Ewe Nit !CAN, EN. dated at Rio Janeiro, the set► Aorta, ego*. On Monday the 4th day of Augott, focus after day-light, four fail were difcovered from the mall head in the North-Well quarter, and apparently !leering about N. by E. At (even A. M. they hauled their wind, tacked, and Rood towards us, upon which I bore down with the whole of my convoy : At non► the enemy perceived our force, (which was greatly exaggerated in their opinion by the warlike appearance of the China (hips), they bore up under a profs of fail, and by fignal ftparated. I flood for the large& (hip, and not withflanding the light and baffling winds, we came up with her, and after a few chace guns, and a partial firing for aboot ten minutes, at half pall five in the afternoon (Tuefday) the fl ruck her colours, and proved to be the French frigate la Concorde. of 44 guns, ill-pounders, and 444 men. commanded by Citizen jtam FR•scots LAII• Doi.ruz, Capitaine de Vaitfeau, and Chef de Di vifion. At liven the [nine evening, the French frigatela Medee, of 36 guns, :2-pounders, and 315 men, commanded by Citizen DAUM. COU- DRIP, flruck her colours to the Bow NAV C Captain Joan HAMILTON, and the Ex [Tit, Cap tain Hamav Maitirom. The above frig.ites were tithe fquadron which failed from Roclefort the 6th day of March, 1799, and having committed great depredations on the Coaft of Africa, bad refitted in the Rio de la Plata, and were now crui fing on the Coaft of Brazil. La Francbife, of 42 guns and 380 men, commanded by Citizen Pickles Juaiso, efcaped by throwing a part of her guns overboard, and alfo her anchors, boats, and booms, and by night coming on ; as did alfo an American fchooner, their prize. fitted as a cruizcr. On this occafion I hope their Lordfhips will per mit me to bear teftimony of the fpirit of the offi cers and chip's company of the BEL LI (.t . l„/ EUX ; and I have peculiar pleafure in mentioning the zeal and aitivity I have ever found in Mr. harms, my Firft Lieutenant, to whom I only do juftice in recommending him to their Lordthips' notice and favour. Too much praife cannot be given to the Captains, officers, and crews of the different (hips under my convoy, for their ready obedience to my fignals, and for the whole of their conduit on that day, particularly to Captains Hs fa; LTON and ME• &iron, who very gallantly purfued and captured the aforefaid frigate, la Medic ; and alfo to Cap tain Tome, of the COUTTS, and Captain Siisss. of the NEPTUNE, who with great alacrity purfued la Franchife, although they had not the good fortune to come up with her, for the rcafons above affigned; and my bell thanks are due to the whole of the Commanders of the (hips under my convoy, for their affiftance in taking a number of prifoners on board their refpeilive flips. We arrived at Rio Janeiro on Tuefday the tzth of Auguft. Exam% of a Lotter from Captain Roam:. BARTON, Cam wader of his MaJetty's fisip CONCO ADZ, CO EVA Pi NZIPLANp Efq. dated at Litho° the 4th infant. During my flay off the Bar of Oporto I cap tured the Spanith privateer lugger San Jofef, alias Larcon, of 6 guns and 4o men, out from Vigo. and had captured the Speedy brig, one of our convoy, and in an hour more would have captured another, as the was within bail when we faw her. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The crew of the VANGUARD, for the recapture of the American brigs Ranger and Nabby will be paid their proportions arifing from the falvage of the faid brigs, at Cecil-lireet, on Friday the 23d infant. The crew of the Hussite, for the recapture of the fhip Princefs Charlotte, and capture of the French fchooner la Francoife and cargo, in com pany with la Loire and the Milbrook fchooner, will be paid their proportions of the proceeds arif ing therefrom, on board the HUSSAR, on Thurf day the Lid infiant. The crew a the hired cutter DILIGENT will be paid their (hares or the net proceeds of the fal irue for the recaptured rails Freedom and William, on her arrival at Yarmouth. The crew of the hired armed lugger Rovs It, for the recapture of the brig Hope, will be paid their proportion of the falvage of the Paid veffel and cargo on her arrival in part. I MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ORDNANCE-OFFICI, JANUARY 13. , Royal Regiment of Artillery. Firft Lieutenant Edmund Carry to be Captain-Lleglynant, vice Henry W. Parftb, decearoL Dated December 14,= Second Lieutenant Stephen J. Rawlid, to be Ffrft tune, vice Curry. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Thanes Van Strauthnsee to be Second • Lieutenant, :fiee L. Carmichael, pawned. Dual De- amber 20, 1500. Castleman Cadet William Latham to be Second Lieutenant, ; vice H. Trdawney, promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet John Baterwonb to be Second LlttAtessant, vice L. Gillefple, promoted. Dated u above. \ Gentleman Cadet Thomas Cubitt to be Second Lieutenant. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Francis Wingfield to be Second Lieu . ifang" Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Cyprian Bridge to be Second Lieutenant, via J. Chefter, promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman. Cadet William Johniton to be Second Lieutenant, vice H. Gardener, promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet William Twyning to be Second Lieutenant, vice A. W. Davis, promoted. Dated as above. Firft Lieutenant John M. Clofe to be Adjutant, vice Parini. decear.d. Dated December is, telocs. Fail Lieutenant Richard T. Raynsford to be Captain-Lieute nant, vice John Bentham, dreeafed. Dated Du. 3z, Igor). Second Lieutenant Thomas Harrieun to be Eire: Lieutcnart, vice Raynsford. Dated as above. James B. Edgeworth to be Second Lieutenant, vice J. By. re moved to the Corps of Royal Engineers. D..t.od December at, zSca. The average prise of Sugar, computed from tie returns :Dade in the week ending the 14th day of January, siot, is 84s. 6ld. per hundred weight. Average price of Corn in England and Wake, from the earns ending the loth of January, 1802. Wheat. Rye. Barley. 1 ONS. leans. I Penh. a. 4. d. s. 4. I. 4. di. a. d. 1 3 3 11 9 2 7 80 2 44 7 73 5 85 BANK UPTS. Charles Manwaring, of Maneheiter, (hoe-maker, to furrender Feb. 2,3, and 28, at three, at the bottle of Francis Hiilidr., in the Market-place, Manehefter. Attornies, Mr. CloLgh, Manchcfter ; or Mr. Edge, Inner Temple. Samuel Parfonage, of Mancheftcr, plumber, to forrender Jan. .4.31, and Feb, 28, at roar, at the Higher Royal Inn, Men ai:Ber. Attorniss, Mr. Thomas Hewitt, of Manchelter or Mr. Ellis, Curfltor-ftroff, Chaneery4ane, London. Jahn Hoboes, of Leeds, Yorkfhire. ironmonger, to furrender Feb. s, 9, and sB, at tri, at the Golden-Lion Inn, in Lecds. Monies, Mr. Wainewright, In Leeds ; or Mr. Bettye, Chancery-lane, Landon. William Ridcal, of Wakefield, Yorklkire, merchant, to Curren der Feb. 4, S. at the White Hart Ins, Wakefield, and Feb. sea, at the l'ulbot Inn, Haifa:, at eleven. Att office, Metre. Beaters and Martin, Funiffarwlan, London ; or Marrs. Foljambe, of WakehekL David Lewes and John Henry Mfg, of Hart-ftreet, Covent., Garden, Middle ea, reCtlaers, to (offender Jan. 24, at eleven, February 3, at twelve, and Feb. 28, at eleven, at Gledhill. Attorney, Mr. White, Chancery-lane. Ed o ia r j Bonn, late of Welt Ham, Eller, baker, to furren der Jar. vi 27, Feb. 5, and 28, at ten, at Guildhall. Attonae), Mr. Morgan, Clonent's-lane, Lombard-Rem, London: Feb. 7. Sarah Watts, of Nrw Bond4feet, NB:Liktex, 4ealcr In haw at twdotot Feb. 7. William High-ft:vet, Slue:wok Middle fez, batter, at duke, at Guildhall._ .Feb. rt. jarr;ea Pelee y the elder and James Palmy the yowler, of New fleidge.thiet, bladdriars, at elms. at Oaildball. I'd 9. Samuel Jacobs, Ms of Sow/warts% inert:Mot and Sap-owner, at tied.% at dm Star Iva. Smarmy's& Fob. to. iticiard Semis, Ism of Elleblere. at =ed. sosetafieturer, at slessa, tbs IPmpl Oak lam, Feb. at. Robot Masi. lima Mint LsfA= 4. Watliag. St reet, I ostka.soombsallmma. at Mk as Feb. ta. Claraspbor Iftipfes tot Join UN% be& of No Lsom/ter, dyers, at dem, st W bask of Ms. Is dr Market-oam Mamobslit. Feb. Rs. Orates limey. late st Clorsing. OsIMIMat. Farmer, m M e se Ike lb* Hods kr, 11"111% Ilubs. f~ ,1~~