Star. — London, England, 1806-09-25 00:00:00

V VICIORY OFF COPENHAGEN. Lloyd's Coffee honk, Antift 7, dolt. AT a Meeting of the Comniittee appointed to ma nage the Subfeription railed for the BM Ste( the WOUND ED, and the Families or Relatives of thofe who were KILLED is the pliant Adtion of the 24 April. tilos, a Copenhagen, JOHN JULIUS ANGERSTEIN, Efq. in the Chair, The Committee being defirous of affording Edit/ to every pcifoa entitled to partake of the Subfeription. Eefolved, That the pet lad for receiving claims be extended to the soh of December next and that after flat time a General Meeting of the Suhfaibere than be called, to confider of the appro. relation of the Money then unclaimed Raolved, That a lit of the Killed and Wounded who have not, by themfelves or Families. received relief from this Commit tee,be again advatifedthat the relatives of the Killed be &fired to apply by letter to Mr. Thomas White, the Secretary, at this Louie. Rating their relationfisip to the &ceded, and the parties brs of their lituation ; the fame to be *tufted by the !Airlift& and Cluarchwardens of the places where the parties rade. in order that thisConanthoz may remit to them, free of expenec, fedi gra tuities as they May be entitled to. Ilefolved, 'plat she Wounded effacers, S n ores, and Marines do alfo apply by letter to Mr. White, a aforefaid, and the claims of thofe who may be on duty, to be certified by their Command ing Oaken. LIST OF THE KILLED. WHOSE RELATIVES HAVE NOT BEEN FOUND. Shp. News awl twat,, and aeon ism dikasest Georgeneng, Bads' Mats, born at New eaftle William Arnold, Or dinary lo le ic h: Gray, (t) Able Anew afiph Rofe, Clerk J. G. Timkett, Midibipman John Bowden, Able ho McKay w M'Leod, Second Gunner Henry Miller, Able Dar Roberts, Land& man Wan Slaw ' Able l koz ohn Sutbarland, Able John Violet, ditto Altrolnrt a Hoar, Mid. M. hifholni. 123 d Marine John Freeman, Ordi nary, born Cburcb court, Strand Thos. Finney, Marine Wwt. Gough, Marine & Jona h , Marine Lott, Able Ad. Mufeow, Q I IST . ter Gunner, born at Slavinia jaa Phillips, Marine Giles Reed, Marine Fred. Mien. Able, born at Memel TbotnaaWLlßams, Or dinary Ship, New, owl twenty, MI where km. Bala. Tho. Simplon, Landf. Wm. Taylor, Able Jere. Ira Miry, Lana Robert Williams, Or dinary Elep&ort J. Bowden, Captaki of Rife Corps Henry Haag, Quar ter Gunner Theo Cooper, Marine Juba Akins, Marine George Lewis, Able Tho Murphy,Mariue Claim Giles Atkins Able William Co urtly, Or dinary RobertDailey, Marine Wm. Defpard. Landf. born In India Thomas Fowler,Ordi . nary James Hayes, Land. Charles Jackfou. Or. dioary Thos. Mora lon, Ann. Mate Geo. Roderum, Able Ales. Workman, %tr. Gunner Wm. Young, Private IP Henry Long, Li.ut. . Marines I.Catter, Marine, Beth Company J. Gault, Rifle Caps Hugh Morris, Able, burn at Sunderland Edward Perry, alias, Parry, Able, bona at Liverpool Jot Plummer, Landf man, born at Nor wich John Smith ,orelinary, born at (Mend ' W. Wilkie, Mar. Jid Company Arafura Wo.. Bradley, (bier ter Matter David Hughes, star ' ter Matter Anti. Paterfon, gkar ter Mailer John Walker, Beet twain 's Mate George Baxter,Marine William Crsig.Marine T. Cos, Marine R. Day, Marine J. Drummond, Able hand, Durham, Or dinary 0. Gay ler. Able Francis Haig, quarter Gunwr Mark HiU,Landfman June. Murray, Able Archibald Weariest, Able I. Morgan, Ordinary . Massey, Ordinary . M.Dosald, Able eii z O'Neil. Land. H. Palmer, Able Mariner Puny, Ordi nary J. Phelps. Landfinan James Peravelle, Landfman C. Richards. Ordinary Tbomas Reynolds, 1 Landfroan Henry Stewart, 49th Regiment S.T&llfwell. Able J. Tildier, Marine W. 'lotrilin, Marine C. Venetcen, Able J. Wile. Landlinan Wilkins, Marine James Writ, Marine eorgeWhite,Nlarine Jame* Bennett, Quar ter Gunner folyplmart Jana s lit.ll, Mid. dupman Thome. Party, Able John Purple, Able, born it. Norfolk T .Theruburn, Able I DRD. i lama Gro.Arivos,Landfman William But, Marine born at Calne,Wilta Jobn built. Marine, born at Brentwood, In Efts . . bm at Brabant join. Calverron. Able born at Dunilee ju. Knight, Lang. 1 1 .1.c7den, Able, born in France lames Ruffen, Able, born at Mu%brie, Ireland 'hunk George Young, Ordl nary, born u Poole Peter Chriftlan, Able, born In Denmark Jacob Jaren Able TineinM4Fin. Able born u Ar, N a Peter Stubbs, Marble Ikfrrase William King, Qua. Matter's Mate Miami Farrell, Able lobs Frank, Able John Gardner. Able antes Harris, Land(. obert Hobinan, do. Otr.Reating, Marine • Fan. Lawler, Marine Owen Moriarty, AM, Wm. Minton, Marine Feb Storey, Able Jobans Sprit, Marine Toot Tony, Marine Wrn.Tell, Marine. ad Ater Benjamin Spencer,l.t. ditto Jacob Ferber, fled. James Brontwell, Or- dlnary Charles Cults St Corky, Marine atnes Gibbs, Abk John Hancock, Ordi- glar I y .mes (t) ditto ilvanJenkino, Gunner John Jacking', Able 3k4kb. Keawiey, 49th Regiment "Amuse KI tier, ditto WilliamMurpby (24) Cup : Crew Aug. lit Miller. Able Man. Mismal, Land( 1% haul S mum, Ord. WOU' Alemeott David Doble, able I)am.l Donovan, able 44mi Areb.M•Dunald, mkL ran Anderfon. able mea Atkinfon,aLle n. Calton, able Wm. Creek, able J Career, landlman A. DAnlion able S Ouwer, &limos T. Linacy, able Devid Loog, Quarter Ouener W Lufnani. malice Lynch, 49th reg. V. M•Lean ' able G.Melviile, alias Mel. sin, ditto T. Overcool, able Thm. Partridge, alias marine David gainer, able John Shad, able Rt. Wdmut, alias Rd. able John Watfon, able Wm. Smith ( t ) able Bl.mck Evan Ilaniel, able J. Withraw, able DoLiwe J R.mlanda, Sergeant 496 t‘g. W. Bailey, private W. Eolith ditto Arthur Daly. ditto W. Dutifter, ditto W Donnelly, di t W Green, ditto W. Gaknigne, ditto Samuel George, able T. Hodafon, able Hugh Henify, ord. Henry Jones, able Simon Marro, laudE John Miles, ditto /oho Pitts, hoar. Wm. Gale, ord. John Matas, ord. Q2artcr 011111 Der W. Nem, able T. Jarvis. Carpent. crew jobu May Wm. Prbw, ord. fi Su Uivan, latuliman Wm. SIM., able J. beatchetr. marine it. Weirdly, ord. J WIMINN (8) elk W. Wbeekr. marine Ildloaa Wm. Brown, able fa. Bur►e. marine jaotes brown. marine .-- Croa►bam, mar. ii. Dovithwaik, able join tkitik, marine ryan C awry, marine Henry Hayes abk J. fobidlen, alias W. Jobniton, aliit E6Ol. MAWS •+.l Awt q, Ind avbars ham. Dimmer M. M•Gotwas, 0019. 49th reir. HaenPinder,49tb rq T. Sheldon, able John Stewart, able r. Stapleton. landfm. Wm. Skeet, ditto R. Tilbury, ditto Dept.( W. Pyc. marine Oilb. Williantfon,abl. Llg.t. Wm. Domett, told. j. Ridge., ditto J. j. ordinary T. Bartlett, twine Oco. Evans, ditto T. Flaherty, 49th reg. T. Mon, ditto loan HeMiry, marine . Hughes, 49th reg . Kelly, marine, Baca dead ‘4 , 7l 7 ;trkk, ordinary this Perry, nurinc . &pith, 49th T e l. AloadatMatthew Walker. rai Millman Ilt. Coleman, able W. Cord y , Quarter T. Dunaby, Rifleman I. D. Swift, able D. nutberland, riSesn. Main T. Price, Yeoman Sheets W. i r Oinfon. ordinary M. ieboltoo, able, hoer dud T. Walls, private lfu R Commack, Lieut. J. Travers, Carporal Andrew Anleon, able William Craig. able Aug. Curer, Warn= J.Davey, marine, 494 Coen. THE EV; Sioits. Kamer ad aid go how Am, times Davia,able . Naiad ty. htialfman . Lamb, iandfinan W. Leadheater, ord. Gesege Nevem, able T. Sheppard, abk G. Thomas, marine tali Company Meagre& Adam Lomeli, Ser- Jute Marines nbn Dail, 49th rag. ohn Fergufan, able ohm Graft, able David Graves, able William Grandy. able lames Henery, able Mast Haws, able Thomas lwstt, able Frank Jacobs, able Thomas Jukfon, able jar. Kingfton, marine A. Lumfden, able Thomas Lee, able L.M.Etvan,abk, Once dead Pat. Murphy, marine Jobn Nonce marine O'Bryan, ne John Paterfon. able F. Parklnfon, marine lames Ruda, able Soatherne, marine AndrewThampion.ab. Hugh Temple, able John Thornhill, able vidTwardle,marine W. Wilkins, alias Wai -1 kin a, 49th reg. Pafyplar.. T. Williams, able, Once dead R#ll WlMara GearKb, abic Hugh Mlefahon,able John Levet', abl e Patrick Reef, able, WillitaaWleiternarine ['NGSTA: LONDON. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Ex. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK., Cour. molcy,634i—ror O& ICC 631i—Oatolost PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. R. Aa. that 3 per C. Conf per Cent. that imp. Am.B Imp. 3 per COIL 6t* s Exch. Ms, is. N. par. THE EXPEDITIONS. The fleet of tranfpnrts which failed from Portf mouth on Sunday, at, fill detained off Yarmouth, in the llle of Wight, by contrary winds ; that noble corps the 4oth is among them ; previoufly to their leaving Portfmouth, Sir GIORGE Paivorr gave them his thanks, and expreffed his admiration of the difcipline, appearance, and internal economy of the 4oth regiment, in General Ordets, to the whole gar rifon. Geaeral Wiirrrcoce did the very fame to this regiment on their leaving Portfmouth a few years ago. There fill remain embuked a► Portfmouth, the 57th Light Dragooos 36th Foot, ift bamboo sth Foot, zft bottalioo nt► Footo it ditto. The t 3th foot, sta foot, ad battalion ; 6oth foot, sth battalion; and 89th foot, tft battalion, are at Portfmoutk ; but have as yet received no oldets to what quarter they are to embark for. For the medical arrangements, and much comfort to the lick (Wier* of the army at Plymouth, much credit is due to Staff Surgeon Ross, a very able and long experienced officer. After the remain jet of the ;th Foot are embarked, the 9th and s7th Dragoons go on board. Captain DoKILLY, late of the NARCISSUS, now of the Aanso-r, of 64 guns, is appointed to cunvoy the troops deilined for South America. We underhand that there is to be a frigate and the ETNA bomb veffel added to the naval force of this etpedition. It is underllood that the Medical Board have or dered an ample fupply of sine, and other neceffaries for the ufe of the troops going on foreign [mice.— We think this meafure the more falutary, becaufe our accounts from different quarters mention the great want of the ufual refrefliments for troops en long voyage.. We Ibould be happy to hear that the Tranfport Board would alto fupply the troops dcf tined for diflant fervice, with the fame fupplies of antikorbutics which are provided for the (amen of hir Majelly's Navy. THE ARMY. Sir Gusto' Pas vo sr, who has been fent for to town, it is laid, goes with lit Regiments to the Weft Indies on a particular fervice. It is freffi in the minds of our Readers, what this Officer has done in that quarter du►ing the prefent war, where his local know. ledge and bravery particularly qualified him for any expedition. It is Paid that Sir ARTHUR 177w.ssure goes to South Atnetica as Commander in Chic/with the rank of Lieutenant General, and with a Military Staff. Major General MURRAY. brigadier General M•Faa- LAMa, and Colonel Hotic wrote , are mentioned as General Officers for that quarter. The Euryalus tranfpoit is about to fail for the Cape of Good Hope with recruits for the Regiments there, and Officers to join their corps. Captain CAMPBELL, Sir ALEXANDER COCHRANE'S Captain, has jolt arrived from the Weil Indies, which quarter, we are glad to learn, is is a very healthy Itate. No further accounts had been received of the French fleet, nor was it known at Barbirdoes that Jta(Mt in the Veteran had parted from them. There is now only one regiment quartered at Bex hill, viz. the third Foot, or the Buffs, commanded by Colonel &ear, who is an experienced good Officer. Sudden orders hive been fent after the four hatta. lions of the German Legion, which lately tailed from l'ortiMouth, not to proceed for Ireland. Various , reafons rive been affigned for this fuddcn counter coder. DUTCH JOURNALS To the loth infiant have come to band. Their coo tents are of much the fame complexion as all the late accounts from the Continent, as our Readers will fee by the fubjoined extradls: DUSSILDOIT, Ss PT. 13.—Letters from Cattaro were received at Venice on the 2 th of Auguft, which announce, that fix battaliops of French troops, of the 3th, 23d, and tsith regiments of the line, had taken poffeffion of that place, together with Callel Nuovo, and that the Auflrian troops had embarked for Tr iefte. Hanoi, Sur. t6.—Troops are in motion from all parts of the kingdom, for the camp at Zei.t ; and, by the 23d intlant, this camp will be completed, and will conlift of eleven thoufand one hundred and fifty men, and one thoufand five hundred and feventy Mites. M. Mooney, fome time fines appointed Corn. miffary Ordonnateur in Chief of the French Army, has fet out for Paris to receive inflruktions. Mumma, to WISTIPNALIA. SIFT. a.—The Prof flan Field Hofpital left this place on the 27th ult. for Ofnabnrgh. All the troops are ready to march ; and, according to the preparations making, they are to be concentrated in the environs of Lipßadt, a poll tion extremely good. Theft hoftile difpofitions have fpread terror through the country. Many Public Funtlionaries have packed up their effelts, and Tome Adminiftrators, as well as the French Emigrants, quitted this place Tome days ago. The general opi. nion here is, that if war breaks out again, Hanover and Weßphalia will become the theatre of adion.— In the interim, we can affert with certainty, that the troops are in motion in all parts—that armies are forming—that the magazines are amply filled, and that new works are railing about the fortreires, which are alto fupplied with a numerous artillery ; and, is fine, that the roads are covered with tranfports of artillery, ammunition, and implements of war of every deferiptioo. Oar uncertainty relative to thefe immenfe preparations will be of very Rawl duration. FItaIICKFORT, &re. 8, (by way of France)j— According to letters from Munich, of the IR inflant, the fortrefs of Brannau was to be given up to Aultria on the 3d, the French garrifon having had orders to march for the Rhine en the gth inaant. Peals, Sam 14.—0 n Tuefday Taft, at eight in the morning, the Imperial Guard were under arms in the Plain des Sablons. The Emperor pal Eng through the ranks to view them ; the cry of " Yrve Napoleon 1 Vier Notre General I" was a thoufand times repeated. Sometimes he was feen on horfe• back, moving with rapidity from one wing to the other of the line ; and fometimes he appeared on foot in the midft of the ranks, though it rained in celfantly. He was determined to know for himfelf what kind of combatants he mould have to trult torn cafe of an approaching war ; and to fee this corps in particular, to whom he had confided the honour and care of guarding his perfon. The whole corps was in the bat order, and manifelled by their (bouts, and the liveliell marks of joy, the defire they bad of be. ing led to new combats ; and when the Emperor converted with the foldiers, and (poke of war and battles, their (bouts iricreafed, and were beard from all parts of the field. A letter from Trieße, of the 26th of Auguß, con tains the agreeable intelligence that the French troops were put in polliffion of the Cattaro on the 23d. By this remiffion, the treaty of Prefburgh is carried into execution in all its parts. Tke return of the Aullrian troops to Trictte was hourly expetted. Captain WHITBY, of the LIANDIR, has returned from the American Ration under arrefl in that fhip : and a Cnuit Martial is immediately ordered open him, for firing upon the American veld& which has made fo much noife. By th e f e m eans , t h e trut h o f !thole proceedings, which have given Co much uneafi nets to both counuics, will be indubitably determined. By the Leetrul Mend Mail of yetterlay, the lot lowiog letter was received : • BARBADOES, AUGUST ii. " Sir RICHARD STRACxaa arrived here on Friday laff, Auguff 8, with fe•en fail of the line, and two frigates, in confequence of an ezprefs fent him by Admiral Cocuaans ; it fell in with him off the Wellern Maas. With the charatteriftic celerity of the fervice, the Admiral arrived from thence in 14 days, but too Lie to intercept the enemy. #. From the indications at Martinique and Guada ' loupe, another fquadron may be expeaed—however, thefe may only be intended to keep up a groundlefs alarm in the Ificnds, and ha/rola our Commerce by our apprehentions. Sir RICHARD does not put much faith in thefe demonarations, upon the ground that it is not their praelice to !Ind out Chips of war at this feafon." The New York Gazette of the 4th of Augull eon. tains the following information refpeaing the (qua dron under Cutworms:, : " The brig Aurora, is tft days from Antigua, on the 27tk ult. (July) faw a French fquadroa of five fail of tke line and two frigate., in lat. 32. 36. long. 74.. 40. In lat. 35. 35. long. 64.. 17. the Aurora fell in with an So gun fhip of the French fquarlron. She had jut"! taken polfelGon of an Englifk privateer, which lie (hipped, cut away her mans, &c. and fent her adrift. " On Faiday lalt the French fleet was only feventy miles S. of Sandy Hook, Awing along the coaft.— We think it probable they will Aop at Bolles for water and provifions, and then proceed to Europe." TIDE COURT. The K.llO came to 'men yefterasy, about twelve o'clock, and held a Court at the Q2een's Palace foon after two, when his MAJIBTT gave audiences to the Right Hon. THOblAll Gatairtsxs, who refigned hut office of Prefident of the Board of Controul t and to Earl Sesames, the Secretary of State for the Home Department, who delivered to his MAJIIITY the feats held by the late Right Hon. C JANIS For, his Majelly's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. Vifcount Howscx had an audience of hisINISTT, and reigned his office of Fira Lord of the Mimi ralty ; his MIIIIITT then was pleafed to appoint him his Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and delivered to him the teals of office accordingly. Vifcount SIDMOUTN had an audience of his Maps. TT ' and, we undernand, reigned the Privy Beal. His MAPISTY then held a Private Levee, which .. _ _ . v (betides tie above dittinguilled perfaaages). wu attended by IThe Lord Chancellor. The Chancellor of the Etc/scion. Lords—Riven sod Heath&ld. Sin—P. flak and G . Proof. Major Dtan. Marrs —Mott, Pawbener, Windham, and Bond. The following bad the honour of being prefenied to hia lbleiarre: Vircount Howsca, upon being appointed Principal Secretary et State for Foreign Afairs. The Right Hon. T. ORIINVILLII. co Ids appointment as Firft Lord of the Admiralty. The Hon. Maim. D 11•01. or the 38th Regiment, who broual t the difpatchm relpefUng the capture of Buenos Ayres, upon arrival isi England. Mr. Ets.tor, Secretary to hie Grace the Duke of Bedford, the Lard Lieutenant of Ireland, upon tut return to England by M Windham. Major General Sir Gees oc Pitavorr, upon hit being appointed to a battalion ache both antenna. The refignation of Earl Firzwita.tast, as Prefi• dent of the Council, was not officially known. The appointment, therefore, of Vifeount Sinetourm to • that office, could not, of courfe, take place. After the Levee his MAJ my held a Privy Conn. cil, at which it was ordered to further prorogue the Parliament from the 9th to the agth of Oftober. After the Council Mr. Bono. the Judge Advocate, had an audience of his Majasrv, and prefented the proceedings of feveral Courts Martial, for the Royal approbatian.—Soon after five o'clock his ?deism fet off to Windfor. Arrived at Edinburgh, the Earl and Counters of DARPILIY Gamma MATH Efq. his Lady, three Hon. Mit t Mom cx TO as, Sir CHAILI s, Lady Aso xi , and party. The City of Aberdeen Volunteers, under the com mand of Lieutenant Colonel Lays, have upanimouily refolved to continue their fervices under the new re gulations. The firs regiment of Glargow Volunteers, f r om the profpea of the duration of the war, have offered to continue their ferrices, and their offer has been at- 4, cepted. Yeßerdaya General Court of Proprietors was held at the EaR India Houle, at which a Refolution of the Court of Diratort, of the loth inft. was laid before this Court for thew approbation. This was, for an nexing a Glary of 30001. per annum to the office ti Recorder of Prince of Wales's !Rand, and the meet, ing was fummoned pnrfuant to the 17th and attfir rations of the 6th Chapter of the Company's B; Lass. A Refolution of the Court of Direaors, cf .the soth of April lea, was alto fubruirted to the Meeting, agreeably to the 19th Sea. of the fame chapter of the Company's Bye• Laws—this was fur granting a penfion of rood. per annum to the Recor der of Prince of Wales's 'Rand, after his having ferved in that office ten years. The Chairman Rata that the Court of Dirators had ra.confidered the quellion of the falary to be given to that officer, and, having come to the Refo. fusions above Rated, as it was indifpenfably necerrary , that fuch an officer ihould be appointed, they came to the Proprietors with the propofition of this reduced 4 falary, with the addition of a penfion, to that high Law Officer, after ten years faithful fervice in an Eallern Climate. Two letters from the Governor of the Ifland were read, Hating his opinion of the urgent neceffity of the appointment of a Criminal Tribunal, for the trial' of Afiatic as well as Britifit fubjeets, in cafes of fe lony, and giving an inftance of a Sepoy, who hack (totem about a million of dollars, but who efcaped the hands of juftice, from the want of Such a Court of Judicature on the (pot, and his being tem to Bengal, where the witneffes, who were military men, could not, confiftent with the interefts of the Compar.y. be lent to give evidence. After a debate ut tome length, a falary of pool. was agreed tot but the penfirin of ;cool. per annum was negatived on a divifion—For the queftion, 34 1 againft it, 27. Yellerday a Court of Dire tors was held at the Eta India Houfe, when the following times were fixed for the fhips taken up on Tuefday : Scalelby Cattle, Nottingham, True Briton, and Britannia. for Bombay and China; and the Alfred for St. Helena, Itencoo_tol, and China—To be afloat t h e s7 t h o f Oet o b er , f a il to Gravefend the tab of Novembcr,and be In the Downs 'Se loth December ri The Lord Hawkelbury, for St. lickna and Bengal ; and Admi.. rat Gardner, and Cattle Eden, for Coaft and Bay.T• be afloat the tOth of November, fall to Gravefend the 25th ditto, and be in the Downs the sth of January. Henry Addington, Cumberland. and Cuffnells, for Coaft and China—To bsalioat the asth of November, fall t Gravekud the 9th of December, and be in the Downs the 18th of January .c The United Kingdom and Worcefter, for St. Helena and Ma dras; City of London, Baring, and Ceylon, for Cosa and Bay, and the Mocalfe, for Bombay —To be afloat the 9th of December, fail to Gravcknd the 25th ditto, and be to the Downs the 4th of February. The Lord Duncan and Walpole for Coaft and Bay, and the Duke of Montrok and Airty Cattle, for Sc. Helena and Bengal =robe afloat the Bth of January, fail to °reverend on the 23d ditto, and be in the Downs on the eft of March. The Devonfhire, for Bombay ' • Taunton Celtic, Hope, Wood. ford, Earl Camd e n, C outes , and Surat Caftle, for China—To be afloat the sad of January, fail to Gravefend the 7th of February. and be in the Downs the t sth of March. All the above kips are to thy at Grave(end thirty days. The under mentioned Officers were (worn in to the command of their refpetlive (kips, viz. Captain W. Adderliry, of the Derayom, and Captain J Yates, of tbe City of Laincton,for Madras and Bengal; Captain George Wetftead, of the Alfred, for St. Helena, Beneoolen, and China ; and Captain Gears Wetback, of the Quenelle. for Madras and Ch& W luieni