Star. — London, England, 1806-08-26 00:00:00

HAMEURGN MAIL. Patti, A you ST B.—h IS remarked here, that on the arrival of the Auarian Ambaffador the Diploma tic Body will be more complete in this city than it has been face the revolution. The ninety-Ss Jew Deputies are very conflant in their fittings. They drefs in black anJ deliberate with heads uncovered. A guard of honour of fifty =SS attends at the door, and turns out with prefcnted VIM on the arrival and departure of the Deputies.— ilhh have no equipages of their own, are conveyed thither and back in the Emperor's carriages. A de pilation out of the entire number was prefented to his Majelly by the Home Minifter, Charopagny, one of whom, Rabi Sager, of Turin, had a private an- Agee with the Emperor, which lolled two hour's Avousr 9.—At the opening of the Jewifh Con vocation, a Guard of Honour of go men was placed before the entrance of the Chapel, and pi-dented arms to the Deputies on their arrival and going away. The harvell has turned out very plentiful in Spain, and conliderable quantities of grain are already Chip ped off there for Portugal. Haotra, AUGUST 9.—The equipages of Prince Alexander Berthier, which were on the return. are ordered again to Munich ; and many French officers who had received leave of abfitoce, are ordered to join the Grand Army. From the commencement of next year, no private liveries are to be worn with gold or (liver—they are rearilked to remanent& of fills or worded only. EIAISISUR. Aosaurr 6.—The merchants have begun the projedlio• of a Acme pier, which is to run oat a confiderable way into the fee at Ellingborgh, where a new and commodious haves is to be cooling ted. Montana allivity prevails among the workmen. Corsaasoatt, AUGUST 9.•••• It is repotted here, that alltsportatioa of corn from the Rotten Empire by land is prohibited s sad that by fee, Lilian and Via are the may two places where it will be allowed. Anonsr u.+-There has boss a total want of rain in the neighbourhood of Drositheins. in Norway.dor Jag the 4R as winks, in conforms of which the .opips are much impnveriihed. olimas Or S.SIONT, AUGUST t 3. — Several Are, according to report, to be formed in this otirbood, and the fortrefes to be approvi firmed. he report that the French had occupied blemis gen is void of foundation. ITALT • AUGUST s.—The principal point of that , Englint debarkation in Calabria was at Reggio. A fog of the MinlMt Alquier, and fermi other officers'', have beta truilbigairootre by them in an engagethent. - LONDON. • TUESDAY. AUGUST 26. *EMI DP STOCK 6 THIS DAB' AT ON R O'CLOCE Coalele, mosey. 6sli —hie wee. Ask—Redoeed Osmium 6 . 1 =Pt Issi• PIMA OF 3TOCILIVRIFTE&DAY. 1111* Sack 214ist$ Was awl% tea as. diL 3 PIN Dena Rat nu. 631 64 63 hop. Am...-. 3pa Cese Ceof_6l4 6a 4 bait Mt. to. pr . t AL par 4 per Cent. Sit Sof Oiewlea S 716 f 6/ s per CON. Navels}} 941 114116‘11diati 19 1 ISs. L. Am. at tit Cot fee see. 63f Lai There we. confiderable fluftoations yelierday in • the Funds. When it was afcertained that the Earl of • LANDNIDALII Rill remains at Paris, the Omnium kept fifths till it reaches' An eminent Broker having then. brought large turns to marker, the price fell per Cent.; bin befurei the ante of the market, it recovered a little. At one o'clock this day Omnium was at 1. Lord LAUDERDALE, we tuldereand, has taken a bode in Paris ; and it is reported, that Lord Harr- LAND is to go over immediately to vifit his Noble Parent. BANILICO is the nest bfeffenger expefted from Paris. The Ideffenger, tent on Saturday to France, after the fittbigol the Coulseiron . Ltrat.'s difpatches, waslanded at OslaitsaarlY ea Brandiy from the Sr a• cusaroa lugger, nNeb idiom{ so Deal the fame afternoon. By feveral private letter received by the Ham burgh Mail it appears, that pruffia is much alarmed at the prefent monseot by tbe changes that have al ready been effetted and tbofe that ate fappofed to be in contemplation. ' A letter from Holum of the toth, Rates in pofitire terms, that a Northern Confederation, to which NUS* is a'party.is aftually arranging, the ob jet of which is to preferve that territory from the l op e of France ; it adds, that the whole of the ?ruf fian arm j has been put upon the war eflabliihment, and that on the tsth infant an order was altually received at Cuxhaven for the evacuation of that port, which eoMmenced immediately.—Other letters (late, that the differences lately ((shading between PrufGa and Sweden, have been adjutled through the media• tiod of Ruins. At is believed at Berlin, that the PruiTian Govern: anent has been completely duped. It got poffafion of Hanover as a cornpenfation fur other territories ; butlhould the Negotiation between this country and France require its relocation to its right owner, it is not expefted NAPOLEON will de much ceremony in turning out the Pi ufflans. A letter of the 13th ion. from Berlin, Rates, that M. Da Boost, attached to the PrulLan EmbalTy at Paris, ar.;ved there on the 3th intl. with difpatches. The contents of thee had been fcareely confidered in the Prntban Cabinet, when orders were ifurd to place the whole of the army immediately upon the war elablifhraent. M. Da Bosse was fuppofed to be the beater of e,propolition from the French Govern: ment, that Pro& Amid rebore Hanover to Great Britain, and either cede or exchange her poffelont in Weßphalia. This extraordinary demand created, as might be cxpe6ed, a Itrons fenfatign ist the P 4 ASA Councils. Whether it has been allayed by fah- I fequettt communications from France, or by the ! conferences which took place on the toth ins. be-' tweet' Laroasar, the French Arnbaffador, and Count HAVOwzrz, cannot long remain uadifcovered. There are eirctunflances, however, which incline us to think that Pruffia is either arctic to the pro pored arrangement. or that he is justly dillrunful of _the affurances of France. She is every where con centrating her troops, and placiug the fortreffes on her Wellern frontier in the heft Rate of defence and fupply that the prang exigency will allow her.— The Pruffian troops which evacuated Cuxhaven on the night of the 15th infant, proceeded by fotced marches to join the army in Hanover, where a force of 60,000 men was collating between the capital of that Eleaorate, and the town of Hildelheim. All the troops in the Electorate were proceeding to this camp. Another army, much more confiderable, was ordered to affemble in that part of the Pruffian do minionacontiguous to Saxony. •Magdeburg, Erfurt, and other places, were ordered to be prrifoned and vianalkd. Neither in the letters ftom Berlin, nor In the Hans. burgh Paw of the 16th, which has reached vs, is theta any mention or indication of a difpolltion on the Pin of PrutEa to acknowledge the Confederation of the Rhine, or to rancor in the intended changes of Germany. On the contrary, we find that Count (near;, the FMB= Emmy to the Diet of Ratifbon, whom the Paris Papers mentioned to have proceeded in the Caine official character to Fraackfort, bad re turned to Berlin. But notwithflanding all this activity and baffle we can hardly believe that Praia has the lean intention to hazard a war—Even NAPOLEON cannot be damns of an event that might bring tome tralooked for con- 1 fequences ; for the lots of a fingle battle might rail's the whole of Europe egainn him, and overthrow the mighty fabric be has been rearing with fo much care. Probably fours new compenfation for Pruffia,to which filet:Ms as little right as the has to Hanover, may be planned to avert the rupture. The Saxon dominions *Parterre as the new object of robbery and opprelpon. By the letters brought by the Lilbon *nail of yeller. day it appears, that the rumours of invefion, which. were lately fo prevalent that many Britifh merchants were felling off their property, have verymach abated. The later letters from Lilbon are of the 9th ia(laot, and frora Cadiz of the meth ult. The opinion of peace was fo prevalent at Madrid, that the difconnt upon the Yalu had fallen from 57 to so per car. None of there letters contain any alluaon whatever to the annexation of any of the Spanifh pre/ripens to France, which has been recently fo much talked *fin this country, nor to the colleition of atiy French I troops upon the frontiers of Spain. No apprehen6on appears to be entertained in Por. tugal of a heals vifit from the troops of either France or Spain ; nor any armaments preparing Or ordered by the Portuguefe Government, which Ind'. cote the Righter expeaation of fuch an event. Lord Sr. VINCENT, with a number of !hips, is in the Tagus, and we believe it is no fecret that, a con fiderable addition to his force was under orders for failing. It if not improbable but that the prompt, vigilant, and firm mutates difplaycd by our Mai ners, have had the happy effect of deterring the ene my from his meditated attack on our ancient Ally. It is now confidently affirmed that Miniftere have determined to advife his MAJESTY urea Parliament together, for the difpatch of bufinefe, in the mooch of atiotter next, probably to meet On or about Tue. day the 28th of that month. If fo, we are pretty confident that Milliners confider peace as at a greater difiance than many people are Willing to believe.— We have reafon to believe that it was tome time ago refolved that, is the event of peace. - :the twefent Par liament nrould be diffolved, but fliOuld the negocia lion fail, it would be called together on an early day, to provide the neceffat y fupplies. It is, poffible, how ever, that the negotiation may yet take a more fa vourable turn, in which event there may (till be a difolution. We are not without hopes that we (hall loon Ise enabled to communicate welcome tidings refpeaing the French fquadron in which Jvaossa Boma AAAAA has a command. A private letter from Plymouth Rates that 4, a •clad had jull arrived from Sir J. B. W 's fquadron, which left him in fight of the French fquadron."—We are at a lots however to de. termise whether we fhould confider this as reforrin4 to the DCWI of the arrival of the SallACill at Kira. mouth, which would reach Plymouth on the 24th, the date of our letter—or as referring to a different arrival. _ _ The Commit ion appointing the Right Hon. Lord HOLLAND and Lord AUCKLAND, N 1101& MPleflipOltD... tsar, on the part of Great Britain, for fettling with their Excellencies Mr. Monaca and Mr. Pince:ray, joint &Colliers from America, all matters in difpute between the two countries, has received his Msyssrv's fign roanuels and there is therefore every reafon to believe that 'heti parties will forthwith proceed to the ami cable termination oft rnifunderflanding which ought never to bare raided. • Mr. Fox took 20 airing yeflerday about three o'clock, in a chariot in Hyde Park, accompanied by Lord Hessann. Mrs. Fox followed in a barouche •with Lady G. CLV►NDIfH. The Honourable Mr. Easxrwa, Minifler to the United States of America, with his Lady and two children, have embarked on board the Avow (loop of war, Captain STAts..witir.b ibexpeded to fail fur timctica immediately. • • , IMIDREDTH RIC!MEAT. rvarilia.raiTicuLaas or *pi Wes of tar rut tarns PORT. • A-letter received from an Of of the tooth Re iment to his father, in Gialgotir, dated Qtiebee, toth luly, Pays—'' I fuppofid you aloft ere this have earned the melancholy intelligence of the lofs of one of our tranfports. on the Coe lk of Neerfonndlaad.— There were st officers and upwards of xso men and women (wallowed twist the raging deep ; two officers and 23 men got whore. bat beta g at a great ditlance from any inhabited place, they all periffied with Gold and hunger, except five man who arrived here the ;ley before as. They are the molt asiferable objects that ever were feen. The Affiftant-Surgeon was on board, and Stared the fame fate as the ref. In con fequence of this cataftrophe, we are all intesourning.“ We have alto been favoured with the following extra! of a Qoebee paper. containing the diftreffing details of the rofs of the Nais traufport, ht. autumns " On the asd October, at four o'clock in the OW- Mog i the thip Snick on the rocks, about a quarter of a mile off a (mall is and near the Port-aux-Barques, to the seaward of Cape Ray. The Breagth of the wind at 8. E. blowing io fhore, the weight of the waves &Thing over the veffel, and her filling, made it evi dent that Ilse would tbortly 4o to pieces. On attempt- , lug to lower the long boat. it was carried away , and rat this oceafion •Major /ftertrant, the Conitnanding Officer, bad his arm broke, and was carried overboard w ith the boatdand perifhed, Several wbo attempted te' fwien oglitore.fised the fight of their comradely, Noffikag. liseesfo pert re, could be dote by thole who (lift reinabsedlea board (and whole numbers wer&climinifh lag by being watbed overboard), hat to ca to the will of Paonnauca, and ;waite awl4l pomept of the breaking up of the veffet. This took place about eight o'clock : at that' time there remained little more than so or 66 perfons on board. Thirty-four of there, principally from the qoarter deck, got on (bore on pieces of the wreck, to thf (mall :nand_ already mentioned, which was but ten yards from the main land, to which they after wards crofed on a raft. Their lunation was then, however, but little lefs defpgrate than before they reached du thore. Sheedy after the veffel broke up, the iriod changed to K. W.; their hopes of provo lions being driven on Georg were by that means en tirely defiroyed. What Provilions "titer had. when equally divided t amounted to about a potted of pork. and a few bifeinta each; the (bore.• at that time of the year, feldona or never vifited; the country bar ren and uninhabited; and the molt inclement fcafon approaching. The whole of thofe who got on Start, (among whom were Lieutenant Dawfon and &Zito /Palkner,) excepting three. of whom the informant wee one, (truck into the Woods. The three jolt men tioned (twined (oar days on the beach; when they were fallen in with by a hunter, of the name of Mi. chael Gillant. who, it appears, had ocenpied a tithing poll near where the yefel was wreckeid, in the fum mer, but had now r s ,tired to the weiode, where be was butted for the winter. By this man they were treated with the greateft humanity, and tikes to his wiener habitation. where they remained in .o pang with two of the party which (buck into the woods, whom this man had alto difcovered and brnyght in. till the king, when he condoißed them to I?ottune Bay, where they embarked for Qrbee. • o Accounts had been received of the cream of two figon of the large pony which buck into the woods. The reit, it is feared, have all perifhed. The total number of pert's" on board the ve&l was shout 247, thirty or forty of whom were women and children. 4 .' The names of the perfons known to be fared are, Edward Cornwall. corporal; James M Garnie, John Crofier. John litDersood, and James M'Ken nah, privates tooth regiment; Daniel Donovan and Thomas Robertfoor faders. " The following are As names of the officers who were on board :—Major Bertram. Captains Enright and flherrard, Lieutenant Dawfon, Enfigns Falkner, Cooper and Quality. and Alliltant-Surgeon W. Hen drick, all of the tooth regiment." Yvlterday a Military Court of Enquiry was held at the Duke of Voice's Office, why) was attended by the Dukes cf KENT and Ca stek ma I, Lord Cast HAMPTON, Generals:Wit roan and WttiyaLoc a, Mr. Boers, the junta Anvocars, Etc. Yafterday the different regiments of Font Guards changed their !lotions. The Firfk Regiment went from queue.% into Portland Barracks ; the Second (or Coidtirearn) Regiment came out of Knight( bridge Barracks to he quattereu on the different pub licans; and the Third left their quarters in order to be Ilationed fix months at Knighttbridge. The South Hampflure Militia have resolved the route to march from Shoreham to Little Hampton. They are to march on Friday and Saturday, and the With Effie are to replace them. The Officers of the Shropfltire Volunteer Infantry met their Colonel, Jona Kreasroi Powsit.. nil. at the Talbot inn, when the Captains reported that their men were unanimous in accepting the new terms pro pored by Government. • The Volunteer Infantry in invernefsfhire, cow', mantled by the Hon. Colonel Faa:ze. ; the Officerk. Noo-cormnialoned Officers, and Privates, of the Caspar roltinteer Infantry Regiment; and at Perth, the Bat talion of Volunteers, under the command of Sir ALARM/DKR Mule M'Ksazss, of Delvin, have all unanimoufly refolved to continue their fervices under the new regulations. • A Court Martial was held lea week, on Lieute nant INGRAM, of his Majefly's late lino FAVOURITE, on charges brought againft him by Captain Max- WELL, of his Majefty's (hi p Man—for defertion of his poll and difnbedience of orders ; on both of which be was acquitted. :Captain W. LAKE is appninted to the MARS; Lieu tenant Tascoce is promoted to the 'rank of Com mander, and appointed to the Sr. CHRISTOPH RR Captain CORIST to the Nemo' frigate ; and Cap tain BRADSHAW to the CoLumai a (loop, at Pont mouth. The Nimrod cutter arrived on Saturday at Ply mouth from Lifbon. She left Earl ST. Vincsur the Tagus on the isth init. with the following Blips* Hibei ma. of tto guns ; Donnegal, 8o guns; Illuf trious, Kent, and Defiance, of 74 guns each ; and the Lavinia. of 44.,guns. The Nimrod failed from Plymouth on the 7th. and made the ?afrage out, as well as home, in (even days. i' ~ '• • 0 ...,ti• • ..............i. . MAILS THIS DA:14.401110V.5.W. . • Asa. Dm ~ .0.:• att. not. Dublin e 0 ill= 0 * W at erford t s 9 I ....-...: • PLYMOUTH, Amara M. Sailed lee eeeshig the Huse% of ril gent, with tranfports under convey, for jerfey, having on board 1 part of the Bsd Regiment of loot. Ctrs le the Thetis, Captain Dosser, from Trish, WOO to . Hambergh, laden with cotter, ike.t hintia,F,Optaire Lamas, from Barcelona, . for Tond4op... with brandy and wine ;_Admiral Laois, Capt.Tuni,hont Gibraltar, for Tannings', with swims goody 01l dr mined by the Alexander sod Thieligmi plarliewe al alfo the ffsatrote, of 74 goiri, teem Tefiseith. idber l it: a pottage of eight weeks ; a Beet came home under her convoy, Which are goas,up 9118444 Mei" Sr. Grua% of 98 guns. toloio the - Chansel -11 Me. The wind is areal wellerir, whisk kites AM Mi.": Maori no profped of failing ROM,' ',. ' . • - - IttlitreMOUTH, AWODS? SI, Arrived the lithooner Mary Asp. Gopialte Iw. (MAHAN; from New Pro - viiiesevriunit by fur tbs Downsohe Crown Prince (a Dane) from the Bait. ladles ; .alit WNW - s flap Suarsiiiirte, with . labour sea Alliale t i. under convoy, from Ja. athith.ii-fleilet illiebriiit 'of Kest cutter, with's a. ~• cigar°, fOr Quiillalifi siiitlnstr brig of war on a cruise'{ tied the' ilorraiiiiiist bomb, with a clayey for the ;now ay. His Hajar?. (kip Arisaverx has pet 1110 Plymouth leaky.. His Malefly's (hip Pet rone het gone np the BriAol Chastest with Tome of the Jamaica fleet. Wind 'B. W. DOVER, AOUSUT 'l5. b Failed by this afternoon the (hip turo9e, from Jr maica, bound to London 3 the parted from the Beet in a gale of wind and thick weather on the Illineent. ,og the Banks of Newfoundland, iodises not ((clear of the (hips Glee. Came in the NIL, armed cotter to relit. Remain in the Roads the Bietiorourisges brig. Wind S. W. and blows freth. VIAL. AUGUST ss. Arrived lan night the FOXY bomb, Imo Plortg mouth; aed this morning the Peonsewbstokilwat Fortforsoth ; the llamas; and DUSTLIR= from a cat* of the coal of France. &anent-frigate, with so, (Vestunterare Pirthowv for Portfiasontb 3. Sac Grit" -&*" on' a wise fa pivotin g ; ya Lotoo s doopata sloe brigassithooem fchooner, ee ei cruise off* coat of France. *Masi the Difiiatch trenfport, from Deptford. Wind R. W. HULL, AUGUST as. . The rate of the Molly, of this port, Is at length afcertained. She was captured in foggy weather, by the Byrcne French frigate, on the 18th Jam in lat.. • 70. So. while attempting to double the ice. The crew were taken-on board the frigate. and a prierrnafter put in charge of the•Uolly, which (hip, after being plundered; was burnt on the sill Jane. .Tb, Ref% with the crew of the Moll o n hoard. arrived.* Aberdeen on Friday, end in 84otert reached this place pet brooday 4A. oas to 11er ciiStuc the Molly lied got fire large Oh. Aunt fo test eif oil.-The following !hips have arrived hat 'ftiiim Davis. Straits force our lea, viz. • - '' ".•'' Lynx, Wallace. 6 65, ISO butte of allillitiellidi BrlQa, li 6111. ro butts at blubber i MiallaN . 356 beetsof blubber I M aails, 'I o^. blabber r e ttot ig r, Unwed% I 011. Lertamk r sMteS 'kW. bums of ; 5/4 " aps balls of LlMilwr , Thurman, 'ebbs.% Mk soo Imes 4 bl e mp t Users, Wsafber_4l4. ase boo of Mialiff.LAdd. Callsy. 64: g . , o hoMe of WOW, DM& If fitlimaik ia, s64 Meg M . Tko Cstbarbo, limlssim e sad wu .4. =r....-ir.,..r....6 j. . 14 4. 16"bki .. em Oa dso lalloart, mend at WWI. bora muse Soaks. Waal&Plborpllipleloaalirg mem pan eat, farlha. and Aria. Jitlmllaa, wleb 7 Idi. veladi are mpieboll rbillellesa tar Maui' .T Rureastm„, Ratesall,M6l r; a; and the MMOttea, lola. Oa, with siding, bays rived at Neareaftfe, from Dash's Straka, PROM LLOYD'S LIST. Oawyteeso, Alto. 57.-.. Paced by the Rarfilee. Caorptork elm arssisam; Dolphin, —, from St. Kitt's ; Wo n ti ng /M ame . itsd the Fluter, Borrowdaik, from Virginia; Char: t ra m Dublin; Walker, Sharp, from Owerofey t efeesrds, Dubliner, and tha Three Brothers, *Bradley. from Zitic"-Sailed the Elansimartb. ---., for Ri g a ; Thome. asiott, Moberly, and the Hefty, Read, f or PeterOmrsh. ARRIVED. . arD ever , t h e Merrimack, —, from Termitic-rat pry- Liberty, Pher.pfon, from Archangel...At Hrilhol, Mary :la, Ides, from Archan g el ; Diem, Btinitanan,, frem idea; James, Thom ; Ann, Williams ; and Edward, Powell, iftill. kenalea-At Liverpool, Cornirall, Campion, from Jam b i. sat and the Lily of the Valley, ..--, from gnebee-At Pea Why, 'f o a m • Lifter, Walters ; and the CharL4n a , Dilemmas Newfoundland-At Shields, Robert and Margaret, .--, fr o m H a lifa x ; Ann, Potter, from A rchangel i and the Calypfu, Kdrop, from Davies Streiglits-At Salreoats, Union, Ritchie. from Pie teen-.At LondoaAerry, Eliza, Bray, from Ph iladelphia-At Dab , lin, Eliza, Steward, from Peteribur s b-At Sli g o, E ugen i a , H ldt* , from New York-At Hewer, Vine, Hughes, from London-Off Cap e Ciear, Jonah, Clammier ; helipfe, Aotheri Cora, Ferris map ; and the William Pat, Friar, from Jamaica, bound to Loa. diao-.At Nevrfonndiand, William, Symondh from MefErta i 1 Apollo, Walker, from Liverpool; and the !Isbell.% and Ann, RD.. I bens, from Poole-At Quebec, the Diana, Bolton, from Hulh-i At Lifbon, the Golden Fleece, Evans . • and Margaret. --....., from Hull; Pomona, —; and the Mbsers.a,Prentosaroat NOM: Rs- I generation, —, from Pmrepereris Gram. Palm. am Bdftol; ' Sifters Flail ; Choice, Dunn ; mid tbe Fumy. Car" boat U. vorpool; Santa Crux, —; Howe, .pliasoe ; and the Minna, Purdy, from Loodon-At Savynaa, the bkoror, Ishtla, aye % London.-At Oporto, the lies, hint i. from Newfoundland ; Harmony, Aida; sail do Mary Warren, from Liverpo o l ; George, Smith, friar ildßals Savooksr... Jaaos.feela brims& ; Commerce, Sracolford; Owes , Essesswessesesetepowst 'Lip. mu, Todd; Mary, Harden; laduarkei..; elweeiiieereg and the Felhesel, ()reified, from LontlUn t Douro, Camor, from , Hall ; Swift, MCarthy,from Dublin ; Villibitoo. Swann; sad. t h e B u ry, Arne, from Whitelniven ; Phisolm TomMoroa ; Mo e Bobbins; and the Neptune, Lee, from Plyamatb. T he agi le * (so American) from Debi% kr Orbrareat seet Sicily, is empty/id and carried into uareries orrasesamm as s. `6 The Lily, Boaz, from Jamaica for the Clyde. is a Hera a the cosh of Ireland. _ _ _• _ It Is reported, that (event verde have been captured y Woo. teas in the ?trinities*. between Barn Head and the But Lone. Th. Jack lefuppelhd to be on of the nfrels cut out of Mono* ferrat by the PrencbAvadron. The Hoag. WlAkito. goy Arondahl for %Mahood. Ina captured eta tilt 34 0/4. Mad canted into Calais by the Grated Ns. Pin primmer The Contend, Cato**, arrived at Liverpool from parted front sho Los on the IR infi. to :hc mtt, andStb ltlils with t the Bun's: Feat. and tht itcatta, Otbootibriod to Loodoos and left *PA 011 llot 7th,, ~, .. '~ r. • , • • I