Star. — London, England, 1818-06-25 00:00:00

I by them to tie different cldimants rroporti:nis rg - 17,500 fr. 18,500 - 1,250,000 - 32,500 - 500,000 - 50,000 - 350,000 - 850,000 - 250,000 - 35,000 - 1,000,000 - .500,000 - - 25,000 Duchy, including Oldenburg 343,150 Isle of France, and other [oder the dominion of his dajesty 11-Schwerin - e-gnu - - I 50/100 - 100,000 . 25,000 - 1,750 - 6,000 - 50,000 - 1,650,00 40,900 - 2,600,000 - 3,250 - 1,250,000 - 50,900 1,000 - 9,250 7.500 c50,00D - C. 2.1 en.) .unsv.ick, Electoral !Law, rate and Sacl Weimar I)l , by and Bavaria 20,000 8,'%' 1 00 80".00 Duchy, Bavaria, and Prussia 40.000 110,000 PrussL: n of tl.ese important treaties has in ad a principal connection with the 'ads of the Duke of WiLLINGTON, vhose mediation in completing them in very flattering terms in the pre to which the Four Allied Powers may credit private accounts, how. of his Grace to Paris has another' r inferior consequence, also in view. id to be the bearer of propositions Government respecting Monte e been communicated to the Aus panish, and Portuguese Ministers, iy express to the Court of Madrid.' these propositions is represented to ent situation of Monte Video tend rupture between Spain and Portu 36vernment mediating between the ceupy Monte Video with a neutral one, until Spain shall be Lad mintain possessioa of it herself. truth in this report, and should :tptetl, Britain will be then only ef ty what the United States have al thout leave either asked or given, in Ua Island. The pretence offered for could be the same in both cases, and, ng to doubt the good faith of either sment sr that of the United States, to predict, that, in the event of such the two occupying. Powers would dir.iculties enough with respect to I when Spain should be considered., situation fit for maintaining posses rritories, to afford sufficient apologies ng them just as long as they please. 'jections to the accession to the Bri t's° valuable a Settlement as Monte ink more respectably of The Councils IND, than to suppose that he will be tricked out of it by any such ent as this, and sufficiently so of our probable that it may, after all, turn proposition has ever been made. Paris Papers have arrived as we are mess. We do not observe, on a cur hem, any thing which merits parti he Five per Cents left off on &attar- rtc•z"r yesterday visited his Royal ['nut twelve o'clock, the Duke and occts:tst, the Duke and Duchess of rid the Landgrave of HEsst-CAsset., :ashiobury Park, near Watford, the of Esstx, where the Noble Earl gave ast. inning the Grand Duke MICHAEL and e Hustings in Covent Garden. g column our Readers will find an act from a private letter. which has this country from Bourdeaux. One of the Protestant Church of that city teed by the Tribunal of Correctional a fine for not decorating the front of he ucual signs of Catholicity, during of the !lost r n Corpus-Christi icts of intoleranc- and robbery as this of the blessings conferred cn France on of the Borituoxs, never, we will dic:. a restored Power stand on a foundation. It is impossible that a so exasperating can exist long without TAM!' being w:iously disturbed, and rand a!,aurds with lessons, that iginating in grievances of this nature :al to be mly appc.4.scd by any other radical .I:an,;ea. GENERAL ELIkTION: DAY. Sir MURRAY MAXWELL Continues so indisposed, n consequence of the villainous assault made upon him on Monday, as to be still unable to resume his station on the Hustings. An expression of the gal lant Knight's, with respect to his re-appearance, de serves to be recorded. On recovering himself a little after the outrage, he was recommended by a Gen tleman not to think of again exposing himself to such brutal fury by reappearing on the Hustings:- 1 " Not return !!" said he, " They may kill me, but it never shall be said that I was intimidated by a rabble; their feelings cannot be those of the Electors of Westminster !"—The following Bulletin was this morning, at eleven o'clock, shewn to the numerous enquirers after his health: " Sir Murray Maxwell has had two hours sleep last night, and symptoms seem to be favourable." (Signed as usual.) We are happy to find that effectual arrangements hare at length been made to prevent the repetition of such disgraceful excesses. Some hundreds of special Constables have been sworn in to assist in the preservation of the peace, and their presence appcArs to-day to have had the effect of restoring the multitude around the hustings to a very tolerable share of order and good humour. State of the poll at Two o'Clock : Sir Samuel Romilly Sir Francis Burdett Sir Murray Maxwell Mr. Hunt 5255 5001 2847 70 WEStAII 5527 -- 2765 CITY OF LONDON. This day, at one o'clock, the LORD MAYOR, Siie- RIFFS, and City Officers, proceeded to Guildhall to make the return of four " proper and discreet Citi zens" to serve in the ensuing Parliament, when the SHERIFFS declared the choice to have fallen on— MArrxzw Woon, Fag. Citizen, Alderman, and fishmonger; THOMAS WILSON, Esq. Citizen and Spectacle Maker; .1101LRT WAITHMAX, Esq. Citizen and Frame Work Cnitter Jinni Thomas Tuunr, Esq. Citizen, Alderman, and Drisp , r; and declared them duly elected accordingly. STATE OF POLLS. CRICILLADI, June 23. NOTTINGHAM, Julie 22. Cordon - 74 Birch - 365 Pitt - 61 Radcliffe - Caney - 48 Smith LEOMINSTER, June 22. COVENTRY, June 23. Lubbock - - 206 Moore - Fairlie - 126 FAlice - - 911 - - 760 Hu-court - 91 Ea'CSHAH, June 22. Howarth - - 190 Cockerel' - 152 Boughton - - 148 Nos rumereov, June 24. Compton - - 675 Kerrison - - 571 Robinson - - 497 LionnoN, June 22. Cuat llutterworth - Porwrom, Juno 22. liorrocks Crompton Ilornb y I.amc.tsrrs, June 22. Gladstone - - 398 I)oveton - - 252 Cawthorn - - 240 Cll/3711. June 22. Egerton Brigrave Williams Grosvenor - Vi'symotrrit, June 23. Williams Buxton Wallace [lre - - 664 - - 660 - - 657 - 306 - 289 - 160 - - 394 - - 390 - - , 375 372 - . 58 Sir John Murray. - Warre Ikbb 40 39 36 dle poll on the Fifth Day : GASCOYNG I SEFTON. 1794 979 Cr:lwlcy unwroxr, June P. 4. Knatchbtal - - 985 - 4SI - 354 293 - 1005 - 930 tlonywood - Gear . ) , • HEREFORD, June 21. Cocks SYQ - 4de Scudarnorc - Dundii Sykes Cooke YORK (Cin). LivEßrooL.—State of CANNUNI. I Total of the first four days 2916 2407 Fifth Day 1290 11120 Total, 4106 ELECTIONS IN IRELAND. CM or Dratir.4.—No third Candidate has yet appeared for the City of Dublin; but we are informed that the fiiencls of the Hon. Colonel C. HCITHINSON intend to propose him immediately; in that ease, :Messrs. Gaarrax and Shaw will find it necessary to exert themselves. _ _ COUNTY or Duattx.—lt is now ascertained, that Sir C. Doss. TILLS has joined Messrs. Hawn:rote and 'rotator, whose election in consequence may be deemed certain. Colonel Warn has /10t yet, however, formally withdrawn. The fact of the case, as to the County of Dublin, is, that Sir COMPTON will return Mr. TALSOT at present, and next Parliament, the latter will transfer his friends to the former. The County is therefore reduced to the state of a close Borouzh by this compact, which is calcu lated to secure it for Mr. lions HAMILTON, and the representa tive of the Dusts-tug family in perpetuity. COUNTY or AIt!LIGH.—.-The lion. limier CATZSIZLD has now . addressed the Independent Electors of Armagh. COUNTY.—The representation of but few Counties has been more warmly contested than what the Queen's County has formerly been • and if zeal and exertion could ensure suc cess, it would be clillicult to determine on the present occasion, which of the three Candidates could possibly succeed. The majority of the great landed Proprietors are unquestionably is favour of Sir 11. PANNYLL and Mr. POLL but Sir C. Court: possesses perhaps the most considerable personal interest as well as the most considerable estate of any individual Gentleman in the coanty. Cootrre.—Mr. Matoer has not yet declared his in tentions to stand for the King's County, but Mr. 11. I.i.ove_ t the brother-in-law of Lord Ross , it is said, retires, for Mr. PAR soNs, his Lordship's brother. It is likely that Mr. Paxson' and Mr. Ilmixoso, the other Candidate, will be elected. COUNZT or \Vic:Lowe—Mr. Pansy, and Mr. W. Paaaitt, will be returned for Wicklow without opposition. Coprrr or Kuasoar..--This County will not be contested. Laid W. ItT2GLRALD and Mr. R. La Toecux will be returned again. COUNTY or Mearn.--The old Members, Lord Etzertve and ...Sir M. Sounzavata, will be returned without opposition. CO.:N. WLVIIIIASII.COItrieI PANLNUAII gild Mr. ROCK roar will be opposed by Mr. &Leas Tiara. Cit: or Laraucx.—Colonel J. P. V , the late Mem ber, and Messrs. Teruut and T. S. Rice, are the new Candi dates. The Election takes place on the 30th instant. Co:..srr or Moro.—The Candidates are, Mr. JANIS Baows, son of the Right Hon. D. Brows, Mr. DM. Raowu, and Mr. Mmexus KPILMIM. COONiT OF CATAX.--31tiST3. SNEVID, BARRI, and Coore, are at present canvassing. Comm - or LOCTIL —The old Members, Jocrixit and Fosrra, will be returaed. _ _ CoLure or Coax.--Rumours are still afloat of Mr. Pm:sou se's standing for this County, but we could not trace them to any good au.hority. RJROi/GII or Yoinatat..—Lord %MAZZO ) we understand, will be retuned for Youghat, in the place of Sir J. Kamm. Bdaotrais or IViat.z.ow.—Wm. Wanes Senna, &q. has started for Mallow in opposition to Mr. Correa. Mr. Correa Sad intimated his Lutentiou of resigning, but a deputation of the principal Gentlemen of the neighbourhood waited oa him, and prevailed on him tostand for the Borough. IioDOUGO OF KIN.ZALF.—...I nephew of Lord Di CLIFFORD'S, IL is said, a Mr. CASSASIAJOD, will succeed N:r. MAILTLN iu Kinsale. Durso:, JCNT 22, Fore o'Ci.ocr..—lt is just reported that Lord CAIIIR, Mr. WsEL%Ct, and Mr. La TOUCH!, have re :idoed tae coatest fur Typerary, Drogheda, and Carlow. SCOTLAND. PRESENT SAT* OP TIIE PEERAGE SCOTS PIM SSISULISS ifisitts by intim intutsr. Sags Title. BMA Title. Duke of Hothsay Prince of Wales Duke of Hamiltln Duke of Brandon • Duke of Buceleugh and Queensberry Duke of Lennox Duke of Gordon Duke of Argyll Duke of Athol Duke of Montrose Earl of Morton Earl of Egllntoune Earl of Casillis Early of Moray Earl of Strathmore ft Earl of Ahercom Earl of GaUttwaY Earl of Lauderdale Earl of Rinnonl Earl of Dtunfries and Bute Earl of Dalhousie Earlof Ahoyne Earl of Breadalbane Earl of Aberdeen Earl of Glasgow Earl of llopetoun Otlllt Stormont 'Viscount of Dunblane Lord Cathcart }Lord Forrester of Carstorphin Earl of Doncaster Duke of Richmond Earl of Norwich Lord Sundridge and Hamilton Earl &range F.arl Graham of Belford Lord Douglas of Lochleven Lord Ardrossan Lord Ailia Lord Stuart of Castlstuart Lord Bowes Marquis of Abercnrn Lord Stewart of Garlies Lard LaudertLde Lord llay Marquis of Bute Lord Dalhousie Lord Meldrutn Lord Breadalbane Viscount Gordon Lord MISS Lord Ilopetoun and Niddry Earl of Mansfield Duke of Leeds F.arl of Cathcart Earl of Vcrulain Total 28. Countess of Sutherland Marchioness of Stafford Countess of Loudon Marchioness of !Listings. •—• Those marked thus • are English Peers, being created before the Union, 1707.—The Eirl of Abercorn and Lord Forrester are Peers of Ireland, and marked t. Th., present Ferri of Aker corn is a minor, and marked f. Iletrt9 PEERS NOT TRITPOI. Duke of Roxburghe Marquis of Queensberry Marquis of Tweeddale Marquis of Lothian tEarl of Crawford Earl of Errol Earl of Caithness Earl of fiuchan Earl of Home Earl of Kellie Earl of Haddington Earl of Elgin and Kincardine • Earl of Traquair Earl of Wemyss and March f Earl of Findlater Earl of Leven and Melville Earl of Dysart Earl of Selkirk Earl of Northesk Earl M . Balcarras *Earl of Newburgh Earl of Bundonald Earl of Kintore F.arl of Dunmore tEarl of Marchmont Earl of Sea&ld Earl of Stair Earl of Itosebery Earl of Purtmore iViseount Falkland Viscount Arbuthnot Lord Forbes Lord Srltoun Lord Grry Lord Somerville Lord t'sinelair Lord Semple Lord 12pbinstone Lord Torphirhen lard Blantyre Lord Colville Lord Cranston Lord Napier Lord Fairfax f Lord Ashton Lord Reay Lord KirlicudbriLht Lord Elib.ink Lord Belhaven and Stanton Lord Ituthven Lord Rollo Lord Kinnaird. Total 52 5 Countess of Rothes. Peeresses ' Countess of Orkney. •Roman Cathollcs--fTitles not acknowledged by the Houle: of Lord•—t Minors. The following were the Sixteen Peers elected fur the last Parliament ; Marquis of Queensberry Earl of Aboyne Earl of Rothes Earl of Aberdeen Earl of Caithness Earl of Glasgow Earl of home Lord Forbes Earl of Nellie Lord Saltoun Earl of Dalhousie Lord Gray Earl of Selkirk Lord Sinclair Earl of lialcarras Lord Napier. Since the above Election. in 1812, the Karla of Dalhousie. Aboyne, Aberdeen, and Glasgow, have been created British Peers; and the Marquis of Lothian was, in 1817, elected in room of the Earl of Rothes, deceased. It appears front the proceolingr in the House of Lords, at the close of this Session, that the twelve Jud:tes of I:,:gland have 'given an unanimous decision against the claimant for the title of the Earl of Airly. At the union of the two kingdoms in 1707, the number of Peers was 155—at present it consists, including four Peeresses, of only 84. The most remarkable elections were those of 1744 and 1790; in that of 1734 there were two parties, the election WAS very strongly contested, and the military having been called out into Palace Yard, occasioned an Act of Parliament to be passed to prevent any military being present when an ekction is going on, which has been acted upon ever slim.. In ►;9O there WAS also a very keen contest, and only 15 were returned as duly elected. This occasioned a long dispute in the !louse of Lords, which lasted for four years.' The principal cause of difference was, that many Peers contended that those Noblemen who were British Peers had no right to vote for the representative Peers, while on the other hand it was argued, that all who were born Scuts Peers had a right to vote, whether they were Dritiih Peers or not; it was at last settled by a very small majority that every ' Scuts Peer had a right to vote, and it has continued s‘) ever The Hon. Captain Otornas, son of Lord DUNDAS, will be re turned for Orkney and Shetland. Mr. Maestszig, of Appli.cross, will, it is said, be the suc cessful Candidate for Ross-shire. Colonel listute. of Ley% has started for the Anstruther District of in opposition to the Loan ADVOCATE. The Honourable Mr. Putstausit is the popular Candidate for the Stirling District. There is no rival to Mr. Maine, in the County of Forfar. Sossrx ELKrum—ln consequence of the nomination of Sir Gonrary Ws:snail, Bart. one of the late Representatives for the County of Sussex, at the County Court, a friend of Sir Cloutier was immediately dispatch.:d to the llonourable Baronet at Cattle, and it was represented to him that the majority of the Freeholders were anxious to do justice to his Parliamentary conduct by their decided support. Sir GODFREY WIISTEIL lost ro time.in attending the communication. Early last morning the Honourable Baronet arrived, having travelled all night, and was triumphantly drawn into the City. The Court opened at nine o'clock • the polling then commenced, and at the clos e th e Saws.? dec lared the following to be the state of the poll : W - Webster - - - 267 Burrell - - . 171 ' Sugden - - - - 122 ; __ . Mr. SUOMI, In a very handsome manner, then declined. MIDDLESEX ELECTIOX.—Last night several respectable Electors of Middlesex met at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, for the purpose of considering the propr:rty of presenting a requisition to the Hun. 11. G. BLNNZT, to become a Candidate for Middle sex, In opposition to Mr. MELLISH. It was stated that Mr. BENNET was not in town, and an apprehension was expressed, , that from his attachment to the !lectors of Shrewsbury, by whom he had just been returned with the most enthusiastic de monstrations of respect and regard, he was not likely to com ply with the requisition. The thirst son of the late Mr. WHIT IBECAD WAS mentioned as a proper person to he nominated. But after some conversation, it was agreed to adjourn the Meeting until to-morrow evening, in order that both Mr. Baxxrr and Mr. Win should be consulted iii the interim. Mr. Box xrr is expected to return to town in the course of to-morrow. C Iry Bum s i:ss.—Yesterday being Midsummer Day a Common flail was held at Guildhall for the Election of Sheriffs, Chamberlain, and other Officers. 'Several Liverymen nominated TimmAs WiLsom, Esq. (the newly elected Member), and JOHN Rossars, Esq. and on the shew of hands being taken the She riffs declared them duly elected. RICHARD CLARK, Esq. was unanimously re-elected Chamberlain, and Messrs. GALAci x and nownito Bridgemasters.— SAMUEL SIMMONDS, JAMES WEST, and JOHN Bow- LER, the three old Ale-Conners, were continued ; and JOSEPH WELLS, Citizen and Barber, elected out of 12 Candidates, in the room of Jour 11oLT, deceased. : THE ARMY: The three Beliments of Fusileers havejust receive an order from the itorse-Guards, abolishing the jacket in use by the Officers, and substituting a long coat to be worn on all oec.isViis, with gold wings and gre , nades on the skirt.s and strap , .. This, with the new bear-skin caps lately furnished to those Corps, has a very grand effect, productive also of an appearance of height to the men, who are expected to get long coats in the next clothing. 'l`h6 Royal Scoti Fusileers (which is by seven years the oldest Corps of the three) tinder the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Mitavut NOOTIi, C. B. at pre s ent in Poitsmoath Garrison, in the new dress, are distinguished far their cleanliness, discipline, ;nil admitable order. The uniform of the Regiment is most splendid. . . . Thursday and F r id a y two divisions of th_ ! rith Foot marched into Edi n b urg h, a n d t h e rollorraft mornings continued their route to join the remainder of the regiment at Galway, where they ate to do duty. Thursday, being ill. Anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo, the inhabitants of Dumfries gave a sump tunas entertainment, in the Tradei.hall, bo the privates of the four Troops of Scots s, at presejrn quar tered in that town ; antl in the n the Gentle men belonging to the Dumfries-shire Yeomanry Ca valry, now on duty then, under the cotrimand of Co lonel BIM' M , NI VII oo lied Majer Ciatourox, gave an elegant public dinner on the occasion, which was attended by all the Officers of the Greys, and a num ber of other distinguished individuals oldie town and neighbourhood. Thursday being the Anniversary of the memorable Battle of Waterloo, the 40th Regiment of Foot, at present lYing in Glasgow Barracks, in the evening expressed their joy for that treat victory by the firing of cannon and musketry, throwing of squibs, sky rockets, Ike. Several quarrels between the populaces who had congregated for the purpose of viewing the lire-works, and the soldiers, ensued; but, excepting one or two of the military, wild received some slight contusions fr.oll the stones which the crowd and they threw alternately at each other, every thing wcnt off with decorum. The Ilarrachs were illuminated: NAVAL ELLIGENCE. FALMOUTH, JUNE 29. Wind .S.W. lueezes, and thick weather.. , -, Arrived the Duke of Kent packet, with a NUL in eight days from Lisbon. • • PLYMOUTH, JUNE 93. Came in the ,Karl of Morley, Sravuns, from Lois don to the South Seas, having been I(X) leagues to the Westward, but was obliged to bear up, in conies (pence, as it is reported, of the mutinous state of the crew. DEAL, JUNE 24. Wind N. W.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the Princess Royal, Sail Tit, from Jamaica ; Pilot, WALLis, from Lis!Ma ; Ulyssee. DA vlsox, front Trieste ; Went, It ttsisritoso, from Jamaica for Neu - castle. Caine dcwit from the River, the Grand Sachem, I.yrrtat.totis, for the South Seas ; Washing ton, FoneuaNr, for New York. Sailed the M..rJaret, ALLEN, - for Batavia, ftc.; Governor Harcourt, 11 I L. , sow, for pemerara; Thomas Nowlan, LA Buenos Apes ; Jane, WuvLoes, for Berbice ; Trisne, SAL[, for ftofterdam. • INOVF.R..ITiNE 24. Sailed this morning the King George packet, Cap , tain K Sti, with a Mail and passengers, for Calais; and the Princess Charlotte packet, C.tpt. HALLANDSIS with a Mail and passengers, for Ostend. Arrived this day the Trafalgar, Captain flare ; Lord Sid , mouth, Captain PEACE, and a French packet, from Calais, with passengers; also arrived off this port, the Oporto, COOLY, from Oporto; and the Volusia, RAFFLES, from Jamaica, in 41 days. RAMSGATE, JUNK e 4. The sloop Hope, IlArwooo, has been got of the Main this tide, and arrived in this harbour. LIVERPOOL, JUNE 43. Arrived the Sar.th Ann, —, froth Savannag, with loss of anchors and cables. O.RAVESENI), JUNE ft4t • Arrived the Stamfer, Armstrong, from .Jamaica; Enterprise, Franklin, from St. Lucia; Nesbitt% Gray, from Jamaica; the 13ritou, Robertson, from Oporto; Royer, Gilbert, from Said Vincent's ; Louisa. Cooper, from Jamaica ; Dlitabeth, UAL, from Almeria; rtlargaret,Wildgoose, from Grenada; Britannia, Ohba, from Leghorn; Henry, Hepburn, from Jamaica; R at : cliff, --...., from the Coast of Brazil; and a great many more. Sailed the Isabella, Weatheillead, for Genoa and Leghorn ; the General Washington, Leacock, for Baltimore; Marquis of An. tiesea, Foster, fur Ostend; and a few foreigners. His Majesty's yacht ROYAL SovEnrsom arrived in Dover Roads yesterday morning, for the purpose of taking on board the Prince and Princess of 1104 IBERO for Calais: The Prince of lIESSE liOMBOURG, attended by Baron'ONAcirricN, an ived in town, ucxpectedly, yes terday, from Brighton. The Earl and Countess of Cita van, who are at present in Portugal, are expected home the middle of next month. Their house in Charles•street, Ber keley-square, is getting ready for their reception. The Earl of BELMORL and the whole of the party that accompanied his Lordship up the Nile to Grand Cairo, has returned in perfect safety to Rosetta, off which place his Lordship's vesssl lay, when the last letters came away. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the, East India House, when the following ships were taken up for one voyage in the Company's service, viz. REGENT, 916 tons, Morrarr, 716. UNT It. Tw EL V r o'CLocK this Night, Witaa's Offices, '3, Cornhill ; and 17, Ludgate-strca, will remain open for the disposal of the few. Undrawn Tickets at.d Shares remaining Unsold. The Drawing will com mence early To-morrow Morning, and in the course of the Day the Whole of the Capitals, consisting of T wo of £'20,000, and Forty-four others of £3,000, &c. must be Drawn, and it is only - chap' that Both the Tteenty Thousands will I One Ticket, and become thereby a Pi i; The Books will be open till 12 o't as the Returns must be made up at m cisely TO-MORROW (FR19.4%) Morning , Prize above £l,OOO Or: be £40,000. and all the 41 Capital..; including £20,000, &c. must be &Torn TO.MOR tery Finishes. rickets and Shares are ranted ondrawn, at the very old (A. and Co. the Contractors, Royal Exclral 1 ' l l tl } 4 1 . ‘1 I . i ' 1 . .t „ I , , ! 1 1 , , 1 \ i iv;z4. I, , i n 1 iti Ii- , ' 1 .‘. \, 1 1 . ' E, F P ! il il I I l ' I Li i, 1 I i i 5 ti , ! 1, i ' lli n 1 . 1 • 1 .i i • i 11 i • I f . t, 1 . - : I . ) y an even chance • I fall to the lot of ire of1:40,000!!I o'clock To-night, nine pre. g; t•hen the 6th 1 , i 100, or E 23,000, . 1 Two Prizes of ! .) . 1 Inow, as the Lot. • . .• :.. ,re on Sale, Wa t • 1 , (fice of ILtr..enz) hange. ~ . do.