Star. — London, England, 1806-10-09 00:00:00

, ME EVENINO . STAR., 1,01406* THURSDAY, OCTOBER PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE 012.00 t Codsla, for money, 60}--[or account. 60 1 1-omoloas 4. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Saab Stock Ibut India Bonds, is. a.. 61. 3 per Cent. R. An. Sub. Bills. la. a it. Olt. per C. Conf. 6afalf 01:112i1101 14 prem. 4 par Coot. Rut Ertel& Tickets 19i. 1711. Per C. Nail' 9410 Confols for acc.44l THE NEGOCIATION. The Readers of the Sraa mutt have Peen that we never hoped much from the Negotiation that has been fo long carried on between this Country and France. From the moment that BO AAAAA re an nounced the New Contlitution for Germany, an ar rangement made while the negociation was pending. and which in its fpirit and tendency oppofcd every idea of a pacific and moderate dlfpofition, we confi &red peace as at a diftance, and the event has jofti. bed obr opinion. Yeßtrday afternoon, as we then Rated in part of our impreMon, the following Note was fent by Lord Howie& to the Loan Marna, announcing THE RETURN OF LORD LAUDERDALE. " onviniso-srarry, OCT. S. Lord HOWICK'S Compliments to the Lose 0 Mavott, has the honour of tranfmitting for bis " Lordthip's information, a Copy of a Idefrage by " Telegraph, juft received from Deal : TELEGRAPHIC MESSAGE FROM DEAL, " 7 WIXOM TIM I P. N. OCT. 8, :Bo& • A MESSENGER IS ARIUVED. LORD LADDER • DALE <WITS PARIS TO-MORROW (THIS DAY).- • CLYDE ORDERED TO ATTEND." The LORD Marcia, as loon as he received the above Note, which was about twenty minutes after four o'clock, repaired to the Royal Exchange ; and taking his fituation at the centre, requened the at tention of the Gentlemen prefent, and then read the Communication. The reception given to the intelli gence [hewed the eonvietion entertained by the Mer chants, that Minillers had dose every thing in their power, confifient with the dignity of the Country, to obtain the reftoration of Peace. The LOAD Maroa then repaired to LLOYD'S Cor rra•nouse, which was very numcrouay attended, and, placing bimfelf on one of the tables near the centre, read the OFFICIAL Nore which be had re vived. The information was received with decided marks of fatisfaaion. The news with uncommon (peed Loon reached all parts of the City, and was received kith equal fatif fadion and joy by all ranks. The Bulletin (luck op at the Maofion Houle was an we Copy of what • was read by the LORD Maros at the Tstaisos and at Lump's, with this addition at the bottom— " A trac Copy. (Signed) " JAMES SHAW, Mayor." " Manion Houk, ball pal 4, P.M. " Oetober 8, 4,6. When the telegraphic communication arrived, Mi• niders were at the Levee, at the Q2een's Houfc.— They there received the information. On their return they met, and the note to the Lotto Marcia was dif patched, and arrived at the Manton Houle. Though the news was well received by alma every one that heard the Communication read, it was the caufe of much grief to Come individuals who have (peculated deeply in the Funds, One old gentleman who had bought so,oool. of Stock in the morning, was very much affeaed. The majotity of the people, however, who were in a fimilar fituation, could Dot refrain from applauding the conduit of Govern ment in maintaining the dignity of the country. Another Meflenger, Mr. LYALL, arrived with dif. patches from Lord LAVDIRDALX, at eight o'clock lad night. HAMBURGH MAIL. The Mail due on Sunday arrived lea night, bat as yet brings nothing deeifive of the qoellion of Peace or War. All is in motion however on the Continent, and one letter Rates that a RufGAn army of 90,000 men is already on the frontiers of Silcfia. A private letter from Hamburgh lays—" If fome extravagant reports, which are current on the Coati sent, Wave credit, Jammu. B , who is to be married to the Princefs of WIRTIMaa to, is after. wards to be made rt. : g ibe Jews. His refulence is to be Jerufalem, in Paleßine, and WHAMMED Sass HALED EFFISDI, the Turktflt Ambaffador, who has sow left Paris, is fail to have concluded a treaty with NAPOLION on the (Oita." MIRA9DA'S EXPEDITtOI4. We flittd in our Second Edi t ion of yeilerdaY, that the American Papers contained accounts fmm Jamaica, of General MIRANDA basing taken pi:Jerson of Coro (about twelve hours fail from Aruba), and marched up the country, being joined by numbers of the Spaniards; and that he had had feveral fkir minus with the Government troops, in all of which he had been fuccefsful. In our preceding columns, we have this day inferted the particulars THE EXPEDITIONS. • PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 7. " This afternoon, failed to the Weftward, his Ma. (hips ARDSNT, Of 64 guns, Um' colt sr, of 36, and DAPHO/, of 20, with twelve fail of tranfports under their convoy, having on board the .4oth Regi went of Foot, and Artillery Drivers, bound to litienos Ayers ; they are to call off Falmouth for the troop (hips that are waiting at that port." His Majarry arrived yellerday at the Q2een's Palace from Windfor at twelve o'clock. Soon after two o'clock his Mararry Rave audiences to the CA binet Minifters. Ear! Frrawatitast reigned to his 114a/lIITT his appointment as Prefideat of the Clan , eil. After the audiences his MAIM! held a private Levee. which was atterded by— The Arehtilfhop of Canterbury. The Lord Chancellor. 1 he Firft Lord of the Treahry. The Secretaries of State for the Home and Foreign Departments. The Matter General of the Ordnance. The Firft Lord of the Admiralty. The judge AdVileatt The litulfian Arobafrador. Lords—Hcathfield and St. Helen's. Generala—Gordon, Craig, and Whitt. The Rev. Mr. Allen and Mr. Fawkener. The following had the honour of being prefented to his MAJIPTY : The Rev. Joni.* MARI, upon his being appointed a Prebend of Weltminiter Abbe,. by ' gad SPeneer. Lieutenant General Sir Jams CS.% 10, upon his being appoint- ed to the Government of BLaelinefs Came. Limn enant General WUITZ. by Vilcount Howick, upon his being appointed to the command of the 46th Regiount of Foot, in the room of Sir James Craig. After the Levee his MAJIITY held a Privy Conn cil, at which his MAJISTY was pleaded to declare Vilcount Sinwours the Prefident, in the room of Earl FITZWILLIAM, reigned. After the Council, Mr. Bono, the Judge Advocate, laid before his MAJISTY the proceedings of fcren Courts Martial. A little before fix o'clock his Maim r let off in iris travelling carriage for Windlor. An Order of Council was yeßerday figned by His MAJOSTY, for further proroguing Parliament from the mph inflant to the ryth of November, when the Great Council of the Nation it to oat for ttt rfif jhotth of bajinef t. Lord SIDNIUTH was at the fame time appointed Prelident of the Council. A Gentleman who very lately left Cadiz informs us. that there were is (hips of the line in than port all ready for lea, four of which are French. The Spani(h feamen are very much diffatisfied at not be ing paid their wages, which are alnsolk a year in ar rears, but the (cameo belonging to the French (hips ' receive their pay regularly. Major Dimes, who brought home the difpatches from Buenos Ayres, and who was fo handfumely fpokcn of in thole communications, is the Hon. Joss THOMAS MAC/RICK DWI ; cldett fon of Lord My:- assay, Governor of the County of Limerick, Ireland. Yellerday a Court of Directors was held at the EAR India Houle, when Captains Ross, of the Car marthen, and Cowin. of the Travers, took lease previous to their departing for Bombay dired. The Rosborghßtire and Selkirkfkire Yeomanry Light Dragoons go into quarters, at Jedburgh, on the aoth intlant, for a week. A Company of the Royal Artillery, lately em barked on board a tranfport at Spithead, has been removed to the Nercid frigate. Captain CORIFT ; which !hip is espeded to fail with the neat convoy f it Buenos Ayres. A &limn riot has taken place at Maidßone. The following is an Eitraft of a Letter, dated . MAIDIITONF, OCT 7. . . " In the eourfe of yefterday a party of volunteers from the ml -184 of Ireland, on their way to Jul. their refpedive regiments, marched into this town. Very early after their arrival, they [hewed fymptains of riotous behaviour, and about nine io the evening they became quite outrages:no, breaking all the windows within their reach, and knocking every perfon down they met with In the fireets. They were of eons* refitted, and many of the townfmen were very feverely wounded In the contelt. The window frames of the Mitre were completely Buttered to pieces. At length t►e riot became fo very alarming, that the Magiitrates, who were fitting, it being the Sefflons, thought it prudent to call for the aid of the Military. A party of Dragoon, arrived with great prompt nefs (rum the Barracks and (toured the town. A pa trole was on the alert the greatelt part of the night, and by their affiftanee the tranquillity of the town was rettored. Several of t►e rioters were fent to the Barracks in cullody. It Is but julliee to fay of the regulars, that they concluded themfelves wish great propriety ; they arrived in lets than ten minutes after they were fint for. Another party of the fame defeription of recruits h.+s arrived to-day, and exhibited much of a fimilar fpirit, but pre. cautions are taken to cnfure the peace of the town." Co, INT•GARDIM TMl•Titi.—Laft night 771€ Reg gar's Upera was performed: the charalter of Polly, by a young Lady, whole name we underftand to be Boerom, being her firfi appearance on any Rage whatever. On her (far 'it', the appeared to labour un der a confiderable degree of embarraffment, which, however, was greatly dilpelled by the cherithing ap plaufe of a numerous audience. Her voice is clear, melodious, and firm, and her execution (truck us, as being of a defcription to afford ground for high ex. pe&ation of its future excellence. She gave leveret of the longs with much mile, and throughout evinced a nice, and accurate ear. The beautiful air in the le cond AA, " Crafergerfasisiag," was loudly applauded. It is exqui fi te in itfelf, and the rung it in all its native fimplicity. Mr. laminas performed Matbearh in his bell Rile, and was encored in force of his tongs. The Opera was announced for repetition on Friday. Mifs Bor.. Ton is rather elegant in her pert n, and was neatly and plainly drelfed. She is a pupil of Mr. W. Ware, the leader of the band, and does great credit to her inOruOor. We ohferved the Dukes f Caw Reims and Sy rrout, and the Marquis and Marchionefs of ABIRCOIIIII in the boxes. MR. FOX'S FUNERAL. The following is the Order of the Proceffion, as *greed upon by the Direttort of the Funeral Obfc quies of Mr. For : Small black banner, preceding the procribon, on foot. Volunteer Cavalry, in bait fquadruns. M4rf 1116101. in pairs. High Conftable oat borfeback. Condudtors re foot, tight. Slaty Poor Men,in mourning cloaks. High Bailiff of Weibutinfter. Eledtors of Weßmintter, and Wing Clot', four and four, not Including any Members of Parliament. Nottingham Deputies, Mayor and Corporation. Individuals of the Whig Club, time and three. Gentlemen, unable to attend on foot. in carriages. Sheriffs of London in their State Card:vs. Lied Mayor in his State Carriage. Attendants on Junior Branches of the Royal Family. Junior Branches of the Royal Family. Attendants on hi. Royal Melinda the Prince of Wants. Htf ROVAL - HIGHVILSI. Mutes. Horfereen, atc. Great Banner, carried by a Gentleman on heolchack. Two Bannerolls, carried by Iturferocii. Iforfernen, teri4 Chaplain in Mourning Couch. A Gentleman on borfeback, carrying the Cuthion and the Craft o f the deceakt Haaate saran, Drawn by Ea Horror, led by a Grootn-42 Crenadi:rs in Mourning on each fide. THE COFFIN. EXPOSED TO VIEW. The Pall-Bearers—Farla . CAIII.IIILt and Daaar, Duke of Nontote and flu I ono Cantscei.Los.. ( mien M Trsia Better, to a Mammas, Coach. Two Mounting roaches, with the Dirrdors. Peers, eldelt Sons of Peers, Comaenon. sad Members of Parliament, on foot, to walk vales. limners of Emblems. The company to be matfhAlled by the UuJer• takers, in the Pair. The grave of Mr. Fox, in Wellminiler Abbey, is imatedimely adjoining the ns•nurncra of the lare Lord CHATHAM, and within eighteen inches of the grave of Mr. PITT. Mr. Sig MOMt accepted, on Friday, the Colnnelcy of the Somerfet hnufe Cnrps, and will appear to morrow to attend Mr. Fox's funeral, for the fiill time, in full uniform, at the head of thAt c Yetlerday twenty-four carts, laden with gravel, arrived in town, from Kerfington, Cc. which were pitched in the beets leauing to Wettanialler Abbey, and continued the whole night, which will be arrived tomorrow morning, fur the funeral proceffion. Ycherday the Loan Cnencet.s.oa gave a grand dinner, at his honfe at Hampflead, to Earl Peace, the Maitre of the ROLL 3 in Ireland, his fon and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. MORRIS, and a nnmeroua party. The Loyal Britons Volunteer Corps,Colonel At. ex. DAVIDSON, will ratifier at ten o'clock to-mon ow morning, to join the Somerfet•place Afrociation, and the other Wertminfler Corps of Volunteer , , who are to honour the funeral of the late Right Honour able C. J. Fox. Mr. GOLDINC, jun. refigms his fitnation under the Prefident of the Board of Contrnulond rsmnvers with the Right Hon.T.Garavita.a to.one at theAdmii Al; y. The Duke of Lerw, has appointed the folkwing Gentlemen to cnmpnfe his Court of Civil Judicature in the Mods of Scilly; Major White. Commandant of the Forces. Prefident. Lieutenant Johns. his Grace's Steward, Vice-Prefident. Rev. Mr. Vawdry. Rev. Mr. Crocker. Samar) Lemon, Erg. Colledlor of Cußoma Mr. Jnhn Hall, Comptroller of ditto Mr John Roberts. Surveyor of ditto Mr. Wm Warrall, commanding the Providence Revenue cutter Mr. Wm Wikoek, Notary, &c. Mr. Henry Edwards, Notary, &c. Mr. i antes John, Publican Ms . obit Edwards Publican Mr. oho Monafort, Farmer. According to Mr. Skeeter's', valuable Work on the prefent Hate of Peru, that country is of eafy accefs from Buenos Ayres, and with Chile and Paraguay, may be maintained by a fnperior naval force againft all the world. On the northern boundary it is fepa• rated from New Grenada by forefts and inacceflible mountains, leveret hundred miles in extent. Perhaps we may live to fee New Grenada and the Mcxicos formed into an independent Empire, under the pro. telion of Great Britain, and theluxuriant and equally rich prcvinces of Paraguay. Chile, and Peru, become floutifhtng Britith Colonies. On Monday tail the Grafshopper (hop of war was launched from Melf.s. RICHARD'S Yard, at Ilytlie. She is come Into Portfrauutb harbour to be fitted fur cammitlion. Lady HOOD met with an accident in going on board the Centaur, at Portfmouth, which, provi dentially, did not end as was feared. Her Lady(hip in the tender anxiet► to fee her brave hulband, (Sir SAM / L HOOD) did not wait for the chair to be bottled out,and, in"going up the fltip's Gde, her foot flipped, and the fell into the water. Much alarm was inflantly felt for her fafety, it being quite dark (three o'clock in the morning), but the exertions made to recut her being inflantaneous, her Ladylhip was taken Cafe in to tht Ship. Yeflerday a hackney coach at the Rand, King- G►eet, Cheapfide, being left by the driver, the horle,, which were both blind, dragged it intr. a large aper ture in the llreet, made for repairing the pipes, where it remained immoveable. The hordes efcaped injury, by the traces breaking, but the coach was greatly Chattered before it could be got out. A melancholy accident happened on Brandon-hill, near !trifle!, on Sunday afternoon. Several bop, fame of whom, more properly (peaking, young men, but of the molt idle and abandoned defcription, after breaking the Sabbath by *knoll every kind of nff conduff, to the great difgrace of themfelves, and injurious to the feelings of all who faw them, in the moll atrocious manner human depravity could pal bly be guilty of, murdered an unfortunate young woman of the town, called Davis ; conceiving, no doubt, the lightoefs of her atwitter an CICUiII for their rnifbehaviour. Fearing nothing from one who had no friend to proreft her, they took advantage cf her forlorn condition, and in the moll wanton and crul manner threw her on her head—her neck was broken—and the died on the (pot, where the body re mained Come time. One of the delinquents, a young man, of mean appearance, whole name we could n..t learn, was taken into cu.tody, the reft made off. A , ,tUT/CilL MTELLIGEACr. MAIL THIS DAY. A. Vet. o I Gotter.burgh 0 1 fhiLlia Wert' Curl Alt. Iv -•• 0 a PI YMOUTIt, OCTOBER 7. Sailed fotne men war di).l traniports, ('n tape ditionb.) Sailed to the eAttward, and put back main by contrary wind, the JoHio BULL cutter, vital a Let of :cutters und.r convoy. PORTWOUTH, OCTOBER 8. Arrived Majefty's fhir, S. K.ns, Vssurrus. and Fuer, from the Downs.—Sailed his Wildly', 'hips RAVIII, for Portug I, with a c'srivoy; sad l'Estiscca, fur Cork.—Dropt down to St. Hawes his M.jefly's kips AcataANT and Cossaca.—Wind Northeily. DOVER. OCTOBER 8. Mr. Ly•tr., the Melfenger, landed here dill MOT - ning at half pail nine o'clock from Paris, and imme. diately fet off for Deal to wait on Admiral HOLLO. WAY—he was taken out of a French boat 'ail night off Boulogne by one dour praams ; but, owing Ha the wind being from the N.N.W. and little wind.lite was not able by day-light this morning to get Nether than halt feat over ; Mr.LYALL was rowed the re* of the way over in . the praans's:utter„ Lord LAW. combats remained very unwell when Mr.Ly•tt. left Paris, and wa, not able to attend to baine's. Ann ther Meg/tiger embarked on board the Sr scu earn* lugger this opining at ten o'clock in the Downs, and proceeded for Boulogne, but the will not reach that place till late to-night, there being but little mind. DEAL, OCTOBER & Sailed /he Cc m II. op of war and Bum& gun Emig on a cruise off Boulogne. This m ruing Ross, the ma - eager, arrived from London, ( who it in fappofed is gene over to recall Lord LATIDSIDALB,) with difpatches, and embarked on board the Specs. lator hirid armed lugger, which proceeded iusnredi ately for the Coal) of France. Sailed through the Downs rrom the River, the Wilding, MAITMLII. for Demerara ; Cambrian, Pear, for Jamaica ; and the Olive Branch, LITTLIIIIIIILO, for N w Orleans. SHEERNESS, OCTOBER Arrived the Sw•ediflt (hip A..!oniv, Cap..l:3 Loa. !ST, 6 ,- 011 1.'11; bound to G..r.a:.1 Carlby, in Pats inter', Capt. I.Twea, from London, •ith coffee, fugar, tec. bound to Stockholm; and Louila Johanna, Capt. BUCKS TIMM, from London, bound t• Stockholm. with coffee, indigo, &c. ; the Haw burgh fhip Wllielmfberg. DANIEL Jact.s Lome Captain. trom Hamburgh, bond to South America,— but (lopped by hi 4 Nejeily's gun brig BLAZER. Went into Stangate Creek p perform quarantine, the Mer curius, from Hamburgh, with rags, &c. Arrived at the Note, his Majefty's fhip POLYPNIMUS. YARMOUTH, OCTOBER B. This morning arrived the Bon sat (loop of war, from Shetland.—One P. M. A fleet of about thirty fail of merchantmen, under convoy of an armed flap from the Baltic, are palling through thee K.Jads.— Ships in the Roads, Roebuck, Admiral Douo Las ; &eras (loop, Sr. es and VIXEN gun htigs.—No ac- count from Admiral Roast L's lice:, brit tuoisofed die fleet memioned in my lilt was Ru(lisn.—Wind N. W. GREENOCK, OCTOBER 6. The (chop/ter Nautilus, Captain Rafe, arrive I at Port Glafgow, yefterday ; failed from Jamaica (Weft Lad) on 'be tot h July, in company wish about leo fail of merchantmen, under con•.y of hL fiLjefly's Alps Veteran. Francode, Magiciame. and Penguin brig. On tie ilt of Atigial in lat. to. 30. and Meg 76. tint W. the convoy fell iu wtth a wisdom hurricane. which difpetfed than. On the sad, taw a hip on the lee baw, with the fig ii of &trek which he bore up for, and had the g a.,d fortune to five Captain Hail. and four of the people belonging toast lap Fr .neis, l of Loudon, one of the convoy tint hip went down previous to the boat coming on board. On.the i3d. fell in with the Ameri can brig Swift. harmer% to Providence, totally &floated, bat not in auy danger of loumlering. On the 15th September was boarded by his Majefty's lap Avenger, on the Banks of New foundland. who Rood to the Southward, for the protection of any •of the cm•vo. that might have parted company The hurricane lifted about forty tight hours, front N E. North N W. and S.W. —The Canada, Hartle, arrived !lyre yefterday, from Quebec, after a painge of a 5 days. The Margaret, Hare*, was loading for thin port, and expeeted to fail in three weeks after the Canada. The Hero, M'Cosil, from Irvine, arrived at (taint, upon the arth Augult• The Dunlop, M•Ewing, which arrived on Friday (rum Qlmbee, left loading the Canada, Dow, for this port. The Margaret. Hardie, was arrived out before the Dunlop failed. The convoy for the Welt Indies is appointed to fail from Cork on the at of neat month. The following is a current lift of the Clyde Ships in the Jamaica &et :--Fortune, Pomona, Mara, Altrod, Jane, Mary Ann, Magnet for London, Ardent, Bittol, Emerald, Liver pool, Aur •ra, Lord Gardner, Margaret, Diana, Achilles, Union. Laft night thA wind blew freth from the W. N. W. and fume of the vetlels bare drove &little; but no damage done that we have beard of. THE HOMEWARD BOUND JAMAICA FLEET. The t;ill , iwing are the only particulars which trent"- pired yeflerday relative to the above fleet : The Fran,.cs, Hall, from Jansen to London, foundered la the plea—only four assn fared. A palletiger in the Oliver Flfworti, arrived at Liverpool, in twenty tour dais from New York, reports, that tl'c Sally. Wil liam,. L Smellie ; and Nat wdl, Dods , from larnatea, bound to Lorhion, foundered in the gale. FROM LLOYD's LIST. C , Ocroaca y.—Sailed the John, Mallerby ; and the Akzandet, North, for Petcriburgh; Loudon Packet. for Revel; loduftry,Burt, for Riga ; Ant, &niter, for Que bee; Friend', Smith. for Daritzic; Ann, Tayler. for Meniei; Aledina. Rather, fur Cork ; Pax. Harper; Jane, Meigrove ; and the Guardian, Greenway. for Mincer. Oc rental' I—Palled by the Sir Sidney Smith, —; and the Orion, Kora, from Demerara ; Ranger, Martin, from Surinam ; Union, Gooch, from Berbice; Lord Duncan, Lime, from Lime• rick; Harmony. Swifter ; Confplke, KenOtar; Lawrence and Mary, Miller; Berwick, Malt; Aurora, Stacker; and the Friar, Lawton, fmm Norway ; Carolina Matilda, Berg; Elisabeth So. phia, Nerclfon; LinneshaU, Mar9uU ; and the Generous Friend., Rafe,. from Tonningen. Sailed the Shannor, Syr Lime rick ; ILbeUa, Rohfon, for Peteriburgh ; St. Michael, —, for Macre; and the Cathatina Dorothea, fur Harnhurgh. ARIIIVED.—In the Downs, the Minerva, Atkins, front the River Plata; and the Thames, Williams, front Ccrk—At Liver pool, Three Brother., Hopkins; and Frond. ' Malc.iloi. from Malracbuirets; Nmerald, Franklin, from Jamaica; O,.ver Elf worth, 8.-nnet; E.ceniv, Dickenfon; and Ike Century, Dodd, from Ns w York—At Virginia, Eagle, Davidfon. from Newcaftic ; and the Neptune, Brown from Guernfey—At Banintore. Mef ferd, Trott, front Liverpot:l ; and the Fair Anicrican. Coen Leedom—At New York, Remittance, Law, from Laiesioo ; (Laker, Irwin, from Honduras; Minerva, —, trim the Civic; Four Sifters, Hall, from Dublin; Young Fedor, (ruin BOCA ; Ovne. Barclay; Liverponl Packet, -saw- ; Tro tsky, ; and the Manchester Packet, from Live-fix...l —At Donato, Orton ingerfole, from Cowes; John &inv. —; Atlantic, Clark; Maria, ; Fame, and Apollo, Celli:lm. from Liverpool—At Char:kilo., Norther; Libertaa, -----, from Liverpool—At Philadelphia, Litierry, Riley; and the John Bulkley, front Liverpool, And the Yaw, from Londondevry. Ms John acnl Henry, Nvootoe, that Liverpool to Africa, it totally loft. t I~ i