Star. — London, England, 1812-03-23 00:00:00

at 3*. *frt.. ' thei r our c i• thei r *ay come s , curity true lich daese lit the o hurl A which nders, be al. riff itg urga. of old do t o Rlinde th e eAeal 't - CA liS At. ry ge. clued - - • • • • • • • ~ . .. - • • • 11.4RLIJIME,NTARr PROCESDINC.S. . ) 3 11040 FOR-itHE V/REIC. . . THIS Av. . . , - -'" -,'' ' - _ ‘ l4,4srobers becoming ---Punkrupts ill, *A tbne—ter.m. • till, mime -Militia Commivioners' Bill, 0.4 able -;-Hon• , io tho Bill, 2/ITinut— Woods and Forests BBL sd thfe:... I wo i e Lani Bill, 3d tiinelrish Militia Fanilies' Bill, ad a k so g ,....k10 MMiers' Wives' Bill, sd than--Jantaica Trade Bill, ~F o rther Conilderatioo of Report Pilots' Bill—Cows ',.itterr-m members' Oath Bill--Comniatee on Ligal quay Bill m itt of Supply—Cotnialttake of Ways and Mosns—t!ons; „ nee ,th Canada Trade Bill—Report en Penitentiary house n, tree on Charitable Donation Bill—Report on Supply-. itt , ort no Earl Wellington's Annuity Bill—Report on Gins Du des, got ..itePort oo ?Beholds' Bill. . If o rmrs—Mr. Vernon— -Motion regarding the reserved Re vive of Scotland. mr.Wilhasu Herbert—Motion for an frquiiy into the Peep .. Friudo, ow l Abuses of the License Trade. r' ! ' rG. p . m.-Bill to amend the Act of 21st and 9.2 d George iii, to pr oe . . ~..d e and Manufactures, by regulating and tin coartithg P inatiumr. ' ~._. TO-IfuttßOw. Nowee s—Mr. ilankes--Motion for Bill to carry into effect 114 Reso l u tions agreed to byths House on the Slit of May, and . tilt lit of lone, 1811. Br /.:fenport—Motion respecting Martinique Sugar. or. w este rn—Papers relating to the Prosecution and Trial of opt* Tomlinson. wo w —Further consideration of Report 'on Weald of Kent 'Coal Bill—GO Coin Bill, 2d time. WEDNESDAY. polies.--Mr. O'Hara—Motion for Instructinns to the Irish r o ws Committee to inqaire into the Contribution and Interest ea the Joint Debts of Great Britain and Ireland. .- THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. MOINTDAY, MARCH 25. SICEVF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE ('?CLOCK spw Ct. Crwm. for money 54 , 1—D0. for ace. 591-1 ;per Ct. doe -5 per Ct. Scrip VI& /Ms 9e. pre.—Bonds s.. 4a proem-Damn dii. Ilatttrday Major Otto Fostcr.mxs, of the Swedish usnis, arrived at Downing -street, direct from Got nburgh, with dispatches of the utmost importance. hey are said to express a determination on the part BIANADOTTE firmly and resolutely to oppose the ' teer of Francs, but they contain a proposal for a 61'14 and a powerful naval co operation from Great t it a in ; the latter request will, no doubt, be eons ied with, but we sincerely hope Ministers will ex orcise the utmost circumspection before they listen to the former, We have already hinted at BERNA ziorrc's hardiness, and it is curious to learn, by the latest arrivals, that a Misunderstanding actually ex ists between the Swedish Nobles and their waster on this subject. Our Readers already know that the Diet has been! teetoled to meet at Orebro . on the 16th of April : tlfillistance of the place of meeting and the protrac ted time appointed for it are of course the topics of etlbplaint. It is not unlikely that by the.-16th of 01,for we know the rapidity with which the French owe, Sweden will be prostrate at the foot of France. litlttlAboTTE and the Swedish Nobles may then be lieliberating in Orebro, but we must be permitted to dbiebt •vhether the parallel between BEttNAnorrE and tiro, shut up in Utica, will hold good, if the event Ilibich we allude to takes plate. 'The follozitig h nn extract of a private letter from Cottenburgh, dated March 15 : " I have only a few moments to inform you, that an OfTicel• is jest arrived e-press from Stockholm, bringing dispatches for trend of the H' most importance, which wP understand ccm nundcate the ti.:al determination of this country and Russia, to declare war apa'net France. k The Guards have acme,. left St. Petcrblastrgh ; and a mOst. WO crisis is at hand. Prussia, as I before told you, must, fn she present state of things, side with France. The Officer is a Strode; and the only packet on this Sidi: is ordered to sail IChn to.nturrow morning at tray-light. "A misuaderstat tan issafd to have subsisted between the Crown . Attu and several of the Nobles, hi consequence of the former per. thing in the Diet bcingissembled at Orebro instead of Stockholm, where it gua!iy met, and where the Nobles were desirolis it ihoald still continue to meet. Tie difference was, however, re smelled; en the a.suranec of the Ciovn Prince that he had a pramount teason foe hts choke of Orebro in preference to Stock_ which he would toads to the Secret Committee at the Netting of the Diet, which is fixed for the 16th April. " tt is reported 'hat our troop* in Pomerania have been die. Maid and disbanded:" rans Papers to the 10th instant have come to 'and, the contents of which are more important thah they have been of Lite. The Moniteues contain the proceedings of the Conteriative Senate; totisequent aPso reports from the Ministers of War and of Fo rtign Affairs. These.documents go over all the old badnied arguments in regard to the maritime rights of neutrals. The &gout Comultakt founded upon the above reports, tornpletely adopts the whole of their re comtnendations, and accordingly an eittensite orge eization of the National Guards it immediately to take place in the different strong fortrestes on the lihine, and in all the principal ports bf France, Hol bnd, and Italy, in order that all the disposable mai: tary force of France shay be sent wherever the Bri. dds flag can enter. In aid of this design, 100,000 sae; selected from among the Conscripts, are to be cent to join the armies. The above papers do \ not ***in any information whatever respecting the !hi " or French armies in the Peninsula. There is ree stion of its being BONAPARTe* intention to 164 th e Preach capital immediately. From the pe culiar ex Pte&sionz.:o If France is only to etpect en. Ln o ments,eitibout guarantee," it may be concluded dsat nothiag less than the possession of the Russian, Pr ussians and Swedish ports in the Baltic, would s atisfy her. We regret to find, that they afford ample co rroboration of the former accounts of the secom- Turk, salotentent of hostilities between the Russians and SICILY". • Oar 'Leath will reenUtbit, that On the return of Ler& SVfxtheit Bramilicix kin Sicily, we published a series of pipers, on the-affairs of that !shed ; these papers kvere afterwards noticed in a very particular manner sin the Itiogireur, and subsequent events have ihewn, that the maxims arri courite of proceeding re. commended ht them, have been acted on by Govern. went in the measures lately adopted in Palermo. We are now informed, that by the arrangement concluded between the Queen and her Grand Ne phew and Grandson, the Emperor NAroxxort, the KING of Stem , was to receive all the rights which France pretends to have to the dominions of the Septinsular Republic and Malta, and in negociating with England, the total cession was to be stipu lated. These dominions, with the exception of Corfu, are all in our possession 1 I We imagine that the treaty by which this was agreed, is that alluded to in Mr. GALT'S Travels, recently published, and said to have been concluded at Paris on the 19. th of January, 1811. This gentleman should state the authority on which he gives the date of a transaction so secret. SECOND EDITION. Intelligence has this day been received At the Ad miralty, that the TRZURNDOUS and Forman had returned to their station off:Brest, after an unsuccess ful chace of the French Squadron. His Majesty's ships lost sight of the L'Orient squadron in the se cond day of the chase, in thick weather. The enemy was last seen in lat. 48. 30. N. long. 9. 30. W. steer ing N. W. Sir R. Icmo has six sail of the line with him in the Bay, on the look out for the enemy. A letter from Windsor, dated on Saturdpy, pays— " But little variation h as ta k en p l ace in the KINIC/8 malady during the last week. His bodily health continues extremely well, and he eats very heartily. He frequently amuses himself with touching the keys of a harpsichord." The Cabinet Council held yesterday at two o'clock did not break up till half past four. Yesterd.ry the Duke of YORK . and the Junoe Au- VOCATE had audiences of the Pictuce REMIT at Carl ton House. On Satutday, at one o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office, which sat till about •five. After the Council broke up, Lord MELVILLE went with Mr. Prtcsvat, to his house, and had a consultation with him for a considerable time. It is said that the Right Honourable Grottos R 062 is to be called up to the House of Peers, by the title of Baron LYNDHURST. Mr. ROSE has,-we understand, been examined by the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury, respecting the default of Mr. CHINSIERY. • Lord.MEOILLE will enter upon the duties of First Lord of the Admiralty on Wednesday next. Mr. HAY is to he his private SecretAry. It is now said that only Sir RICHARD BicKxnroN and Mr..BULLER -retire from the Board. Admiral Howie and Mr. W. DUNDAS are still megtioned as the new Members. Sir R. 'Mammy is appointed Commander-in- Chief at Portsmouth ; in the room of Sir It. CURTIS, and will hoist his flag on board the Royal William. Captain ELLIOT. of the Porcupine, has had the mis fortune, to break the small bone of his leg, in conse quence of a fall occasioned by the violent motion of his ship, in a lic•lvy sea, off the French coast. We understand he is in a fair way of recovery. Another mercantile firm failed on Saturday for a very larg,' sum. On Saturday the dispatches were finally closed at the Etst India House, and delivered to the Pursers of the following ships, viz. Bombay, Captain M. Hamit.Tom; Marquis of Huntley; Cap tain 1). M‘Lcoo HaLituarots ; stove, Captain M. CRAIG I, Wexford, Capt.nti C. BARNARD •—• Alnwick Castle,Captain P. RoLLAND Cirencester, Captain 11. HaLarrr ; fur Cbina direct. PASSZIRGILIT.II TOR Per Matquis of Huntley—P. J. Hudlestone, El 4. per Glauun—Mrs Livingstone. Per Ainwick Castle—T. J. Metcalfe, isq. Writer; and Mr. J. Reeves. Per Bombay—J. W. Roberts, Etq. Supercargo, and Lads'. A newly-built Danish frigate, of 32 guns, lately made her escape in the night from Copenhagen ; and, eluding the vigilance of two British frigates, arrived at Norway with 10,0000 stand of arms. The remains of the Earl of UXIIRTI7GB were oh ta turdly removed from his Lordship's house, in Old Burlington -street, 111 Litchfield, for interment. The carriages of the present Earl of LTXB3IDGE, Earls FORTESeVE, and GROSVENOR, and Lords BULKEL.RY and.BosroN, followed the procession. The Marchioness of BUCKINGIIAM'S fuitetal is to iake place to-morrow. Her Ladyship's remains are to be interred at Wotton, near Stow. The Duke of GoftboN arrived in town trom*Seot. land on Friday last, on a melanchtaly visit to his afflicted Duchess. Knto's Tnen+fte.--LThe Opera on Saab-day night Was the most numerous] y attended of any representation of the season. The house was full and most splendid in all its parts. The Ballet was going on amidst the plauditi of the spectators, when by the midnight clock the curtain sifibpped iii the midst of an interesting scene. The Right Honourable Mr. Secretary RYtiaß fast week laid before his Rdyal Highness the Patrice Re- GENT several Petitions on behalf of the unfortunate Thbtors now confined in various of his Majeity's jails; among whom those in the King's Bench pi 'son and its vicinity, including their familit s, amount tonear 4000, the principal part of whom are now suffering impri sonment, and soliciting his Royal Highness's clemency for an amelioration of their and their families' hard thips and sufferings, are stated by their various peti l tions chiefly to originate from the greatly embarrasied and precarious state of commerce. A powder-mill at Hounslow blew up last Ma. day, when four men were killed. One person haa very narrow escape, having just quitted the combs 'mill when, the accident happened.. I kii* . , MARCH[ AtriVed, the Loan COCRRARR hireattig, cruite ; the MARINER; of 14 gluts, froth the Jersey station ; the CowsrAiri, of 14 guns, frOm the Roche fort statirm ; NIMROb cutter, from Off: L'Orient ACHATES, of 18 guris, front a cruise ; the Chester field Packet, from the Braids —having otershot the port df Falmouth ; and the Danish ship Maria Do rothea, litcastAN, from Long Sound, last from RaMsgate, with a cargo of timber for this port-- Sailed, the SPARROW, of 18 guns, for Corunna, but was obliged to put back in consequence of the gale the transport brig Thomas, under convoy of the SPARROW, with stores, for Corunna, put back, wkh the loss of h er fore . -yard.—A lar ge fl eet p asse d up Channel to-day, supposed to be the outward•bound West I s ndiamen drove back. Last night it blew a vemenduous gale from the S.W.—all the ships in harbour have rode it out itti saftlY.—A sloop of war lying between the !Mind and Main parted one of her cables, but fortunately brought up with her best bower, without sustiining other injury. During the night a trawl, or fishing-boat, went on shore under Teat's Hill, and it is feared will go to pieces. A lighter, loaded with Oaf, was also, during the gale, sunk under the Victualling-Office. I —There is a Merchant vessel on Shore a little to the eastward of this port, the particulars of which are not , yet known. A large ship cartel is just gone into Catwater, with the loss of main-top -mast, particulars of which . We have not yet learnt, the weather being to boisterous no boat can venture off. A boat be longing to the LORI/ COCHRANR hired brig, with five men, was this moment upset in the mouth of Cat water, two of whom were unhappily drowned, and the others, with much difficulty, were saved. Five o'clock, p. m. weather in ere moderate, wind S. to S. S. W. several vessels a rc standing in. The TILMERAIRE, 98 guns, was yesterday put out of commission, and the Officers and men belonging to her were turned over to the UNIoN, 98 guns. ro RTSMOUTR, MARCH 21. Arrived here this afternoon the VENO2OII, Cap - . P. DURUM;; HANNIBAL, Capt. Prat, (acting) ; NORM STAR, Capt. CQR ; FAWN, Capt. FELLOWS; and HOTSPUR, Capt. PRICE; the whole of these ships, ex cept the HOTSPUR, composed the squadron off the Isle of Bas, and Were recalled from . that elation by the Horan& who sailed from hence on Thursday morning. On their arrival here they were imme diately ordered to get ready for sea ; and it is ex pected they will sail in the morning. The ilorartsa fell in with the IPIIICRNIA, PELORUS, and SERAPI% with the Mediterranean convoy on Friday, much dis persed—it was then blowing a gale ; the men of war - had not a single tail set, and the convoy were labour ing hard off the Isle of Bas. The HOTSPUR had a boat washed from her quarter—she has fired a gun for all officers to repair on board. The following ships are ordered to Proceed to the Baltic under the command of Vice-Adthiral Sir JAMS. SAUSIAREZ, and are expected to sail in a few days for that station ;—yrcrotty, Admiral Sir JADIES SAUMAREX, Captain DI7MARESQUE ; PRINCE OFWALES, Captain BEDFORD ; UNION, Captain ---- ; Vroo,, Rear.. Admiral I. N. Mona's, CaptainOMMAWNEY CoURAGEUX, Captain WILKINSON ; PLANTAGENET, Captain T. EYLES ; MARS, captaih RAPER ; ORION; Captain Sir ARGHIBALD DICKSON, Bart. ; ZEALOUS, Captain T. BOYS ; PRINCES/IC/mantis, Captain poww- MAN ; DICTATOR, Captain ROBERTWILLIAMS j LOIRE, Captain JOSEPH BECHER ; PYRAMUS, Captain DASH WOOD; FISGARD, Captain F. Maim ; EFISALION, Captain E. HEyr-oon ; HELDER, Captain JOHN San. BELL f DAPHNE, Captain P. Piro):; ARIEL, Captain D. Ross; Rosz, Captain M.forsru..—The THE±IAN frigate is ordered for foreign service; said to be the East Indies.—A fleet for the East Indies consisting of the following ships is assembled at the Moth& bank; viz. Wexford, Glatton, Marquis of Huntly,' Elpbinstone, Bombay; Cirencester, and Alnwick Castle, for China ; Lord Keith, Harriet, Indus, Ann, and Sovereign, for Madras and Bengal: No convoy is yet appointed for them..-The NAtAn and HALIFAX are come into harbour to refit3_ the former came in with a temporary rudder, her bther hating been beat off when at anchor oft the Kentish coin'. MAactt 22. .Arrived the LEXIE?. PAW'S; Ma. SIELTOZ, and FuOteno; fioin a =he; and the Natal , from the Brailli—Sailed his Majesty's ships *Callon: MARS, AT/INCH/UR; HANNIBAL, HOrsionii, and fiatai RIOT, on t trhise ; Auer sloop of war with a convoy for Newfoundland, and the LAroxafrigate for Lisbon. The Cheristrgb litiadron; which arrived at St. He !en's yesterday, are said to be sailed again to itsnnie their station:—*ind S. S. • DEAL, MARCH if. Arrived his Majesty's ship lecoftliAirr, front a ernize off Boulog,ne. MAROS tne ZPIICSALATOE lugger knd a cutter with a convoy for Portsmouth.—Came down 'froth the Rivet' the City of Ldndon East Indiantan.' Bird t h e Bess, CA sit, for Malta. Wind N.F.: • SHEERNESS, MARCH CI. Sailed hit blojesty's ship Twzu) with a convoy for Heligoland.--Wind S.W. YARMOUTH -a :MARCH at. Arrived on Friday, ft. al. from the Nore, th e Den , ant with a convoy for Heligoland ; and-th e RAN- Nun cutter from Harviich, and remain with the SOLE-- MT, Hitaarr, and €lllsol4-;Wind E. fresh hems. • • !~ • _,- Akif: . • • General Itx - r.tgo 'innaaittorOs: and F,milT, arrived at Portsmouth; to proceed to Gibraltar with the tirNl convoy. . General WrteAfrAti ai-ri also • Ved Iloriaroutli to proceed to Lisbon, in the Lavowa, as soon as the wand become, fair. The Hoia. Colonel K ING i s A l so goiug in the sam e Slip, with Colonel VVALttra of the Royal-Artillery, and Many other *Officers of the En gineers, Artillery; and other regiments... Major-Gener a l At.rt Minsk Castiatu.i. is apPointi4 Commander in Chief of the fortes at the Isle of Franco and Bourbon. Dr. WEiR, IngleCult of lidzpitals, &c. is arrived at Por_smouth for the pu . rpose of inspectlng th e pri. soners of war, at the different Depots, and selecting such as from infirmity are of no use in warfare, to be sent home. This morning; it seven o'clock, a denichineni of the 3d Regiment of Gitards, matt:Whim Pettm•q Barracks for Ports/noddy; in Wier tit emblik foc Portugal. Twenty thousand mtisitqi hiiiebeeO !hipped withipi e the last few days from the Tower for Portugal; During last week 60 hones of the Rept' Aitineei embasked at Portsmouth lei PortitgaL • Monday, detarhrnents of 109 of the aid 191 of the 79th regiment, embarked at Portsmouth fix Portugal. Tuesday, 10 of rid regiment embar ked from the same place. The 2d battalion of the 50th regithent are expectecL at Portsmouth from Guernsey in a few days. The East Middlesex Regiment of Militia; rhich have been quartered at Purtsmoutli for some time past, received their route last week, and the first di. vision commenced their march on Saturday for Salis. bury, frbm thence tl:cy expect to proceed to Bristol, and then to Ireland. The Hereford Militia will ar. fly, at Bortsmouth on the Sit inttant, and the Exist lievon on Wednesday next. A battalion c.f Militia detachments is ordered Item the Sevein District to Portsmouth. A Recruietig — Depot is to be immediately formed either at Sierra Leone or Goroe, under the diiec; tion of Brevet Major Wsionato, of the Bth West India retiment, who is to be assisted by a Staff con sisting of one Captain; fobr Lieutenants; one Adju; tant, one P.iymaster, and one Serjeant-Major, t o • which *sill be attachecis one serjeant and two corporals from every Black regnt on the Welt India static', To t,he Common& ig ()fleets the following 'Allolvancet will be granted, in addition to their regimental pay s viz. to the Commandant 15x. Cu the Captain 10s. and to each Lieutenant .ss. per diem, while detached ott this service. The Commandant will be authorized to appropriate to the service of the .‘ est India regiments such eligible person/eft may be found eargoe. of Negroes captured under the Slave Abolition Act ; and in order to ei.couiage as nauth as poisible oluntart enliitment,• a bounty of eight guineas will be allowed to be disbur , ;ed for each reertnt, of which; however, three guineas At least are to be expended for his equipment of necessaries. Slop clothing for 500 men will be immediately issued, and the Lords Commissioners of his Mojesty's Treasury nave granted the sum of £4900 to be expended in pteseuts for the Native Chiefs: The following are the snips which lately composed the squadron At L',Orient, ,-nd which our ships are supFosed to be its pursuit of :—L'Eyl.u, ReAr-Ad. miral ALLEMAGNE, of 74 gusts ; VeterAn, 74 gnus; formetly commanded by Jzaokt BONAPARTE; Haut. poult, 74 guns ; Marengo, 80 guns ; Culteman, 80 guns; Diligente, 20 guns—they are said to be ti:e finest ships of their cuss in the French Navy, and manned partly by the seAmel lately retittned iron the Isle of France. A letter from Leith, dated March 19, 181 Z hays, 6 Three Danish slOopi, prizes to the SiettuNviits gun. brig, attired in Leith Roads on Monday: Ihe STatravous has taken cighC prizes during' her 14st :cruize. The V2b71.13 frigate arrived on . Tuesday itiorning j also the Hrez atmed ship, froth seeing the Baltic convoy safe in the Cetera. The Royal Bounty, of Leith, for the Greenland fishety, went Out of the harbour okblodday, to the Roads from whence . the sailed yesterday morning ; but put into Largo bay in the Retnoun. The Advici-, t f Dundee, for Davis' Straits, was forced into Lugo -bay, by the strong north-east winds, on Stutda.y, where she Still remains." Bili Sehmer.•;—This celebra' ;ed ... chief, tired of the purlieus of Fleet -street. at length secedes to the soli. tary haunt of New South Wa4er. , not, howeVer, as the victim of the Home Secretary of State, bat as the protege . of that for the Colonies. He goes out (a voluntary exile) as an escort: to Mrs. Soanies, who, it seems, &Isnot been sufficiently adroit hi motive:ming even under the auspices of her tactical busbAnd ! The body of the Rev. J. Woolsteobirlmc-, Minister of Peak Forest, was last - week found In a ditch at Beotigh, in Derbyshire. It is supposed he fell in and strait sufißcated. Matmfactolries for the milk-don of . algae fallow ehesnins are to be 'established at Naples, Florence, and Genoa. It is said to lle aket•taiiked by expStillNlN2 , abat 50 kilograms of ebesnuts yield 30 kilogiailiof 10 cf - tyritp, and sof pat Supt. '^":, . Ass -basa.--=To-day arrivah E Wirrgril'tth tiami be 'port supply phe demand bri s k, nod miss maul warm M pica of about tits. per sorter : Some silo* lassoes the quatatiow•—Rye is dearer —Barley sad Mak White istat alp at a nuttier literates in prick..-•' 11a wait saw be said of the two sorts of Beans —Oats are ut ntiddllqg Irwin and sales 11,0 readily effected at a furtber advisor —inner bss then ss. per sack. ' • . .• cotters? raidais ONDalt: Vaun t Oh. 116 s. Beata sa, 4145. ' Elite ditto, ISO.. 142 e. Tick duos (am) Bes, ka. ' Rte ees. 725. Ditto (ins Old) 10s. sat. Barley 601.656.04. • Oats, so, 40.. 465. Mak, 40e. 045 ". Aw ed ditto, Sik. 41s. • • Whirs Pelts, (110ihrt) SQL IP. .Prestos litre. H.. 27a Od. Grey ditto, (Os. 6.58. , ips Soak ' Fine Met; ti 01 .111,0•-ilscOnda, 105% pm& SMITILFUIL.D.—Marck as. • . • Beef as' lid to Nad Veal 7s OJ y, jt Oil Mattes Is *I to ys 4d Pork es oleo vs' !fl "LAD Or CAfTilt rmrslov. • Beasts shoot 2 2 40. 1 4 heap as 4 I.matba,- UMW Cahai l / 4 .loo—Piim JOG,, PRICE OP HAY AND STRAW IN sikrifrom. )Hay Si ins to Sl los New arm aCo to Ilew flat SS Ai to SI Co Stiaw SI Se ti SI Illa • 1. a wrM.t..l • ' • • ' • •. writ, lepen. I wiet read?.l A by le ad. resat i and :ed $ ecte4 )rcieli ition ; nnui Una ore, crtdit ution No of natus tMOSt ThP Cos. ac is cs be. ag f OR to h Ye• !D1• 2 0 1 I.rinl rcbcd )00- r taz . •