Star. — London, England, 1812-12-14 00:00:00

.10 1 1.." - IR t , " MA'`~ .4 et* his i pT• tbd' ~,i t 4~ .t . • IPINDSOIZ, I, - /1.11M150 4b • It 1 4 .07,,v.i 1. .- 1 ,0.,t1 0 05. ~ _ , i ki 1 1 ,-,, •, • «t , , „ . .- . 3 ;if Its . el3.ll.otib i/, VI 'r ~..-, ~ • • r ~..:s:: :•.- . l ~ i i 3: tat ,th i•lirt ft'7t . it: . '. ... • : MONDAY, - DEalitßitt ii. -; ra "'.. . • Paid OF otocics Tills DAN AT Otil writ.iiikt : ess a scr a 514*-4 tee COL sal—(oos. for ma Goff V& 4—Dande 401, t . 411 0 .7.4. Anus. 1 s s-testss.i mot . IsclL Bilk OD 1 ,. .140 4 :4) 2. 51 . pr• ~...4 4..A1e ; .1 no, fs,pll- i s • .... to. ' Ilre hires r eceived American Papaw tothe 16th o f November. They Contain General VAN /ENS. memoir's account of the late defeat of the Americans l a Oncenstrn : it affords another portentous omen 'ailrinst the MiCeiliei their invasion of Canada. Twenty years ettirry'err - will not qualify the American army to enlirain surd aid • a British force, and we have, thsrailW, an fears for Canada. lnsubordi matica, elowerdlee, and disaffection, seem to be the ..ansolitablite among the American troops. Vre 'gria it ar:iparnmeents of their own Generals foi a '''' .4d opinicatmaktve just given. • ;sit llpOk 4 isiainal which brought the above Pa- ams ' • '' ' .' ;Oeisitted dispatche s from Sir J. B. 't rait :'inetleying the Meseage,of the American tto Congress. It is said to be of a pacific Asaje, although the proposals of Sir J. B. WARR* mfr . *died. The PRZIRDINIT states, that he had `tgaglikoilspr Martures for Peace to the British Go. :, f oiseney which he hoped would be accepted.--4 In the limn time, a very strong naval reinforce.- .met Ism consequently been sent to Halifax. In ad to - - already on their passage, the fol r orders to join Sir .1. B. WmteueVe ', guns, Capt. Sir T. M. Hanwe ; . , Capt. BA/ER ; SYBILLE, Of 38, ECLIPSE, Capt. TUCKER ; INDIAN, Capt. WILSON ; and four smaller d to see these vigorous measures . •The vain-glorious career of • will probably be as speedily and as that of emir Army. . The . arms in Russia must also have Oh the American Government. . • been of opinion, that with such Taltc) , m.., ,"al p : , have at their disposal, nothing short otr a -zridisoolle on the' aid to be furnished by Trance riduld have 'tempted the unprincipled political adventurers who . now govern America to persevere in the : Wax with" this country. A very few week'. lINBEIBITiaIfiII open their eyes as to the seal state of *hitt oil' Cr:taint-at. . b ' ....,—..i.i. • On Saturday we noticed the arrival of dispatches Wefts the Marquis of iVamarratotr, With the intelli: - that his Lordship remained with the army in its old pevitioils. WS have since learnt, with satis &them, tkit Olt aillifiaNll force of the enemy opposed to the arced Firs been once mere under the ne kessity of eeparitilig, and thaLthe *gull; of %L -imiest, hateconseqUendy made filinvertieritin ad tame. TWA new, although AA iiiiiinseedi settee t of in Frenr.h. is Mid to have bench died towards Valladolid; and hence it has been inferred, that the *Mel situation of France • detnan4s its recall._ This is an infirenee, however, which is not altogether warranted by cireannsanCes. Wechave been already Wormed, that the force collected by Sotryr against the Marquis of WILIATISOTON, was too ttwieldy to obtain subsistence in one position, Thinbivement *wards Valladolid and other places is, therefore, to iii liCribed to the-necessity of obtaining provisions. _ • ... . .4............1-4. ' - Paris Papers to the 11th instant have reached town, ;Ng there is so much of the 4 , darkness visible" is them tespeeting BONAPARTE that we are really at a leiste• comprehend . them. They contain no new Vidkika Circumstance is itself suspicious, but they hims its that the latest accounts from BONAPARTE *ere dated on the 117th November, at a place between Orilla and harsh. If we are to believe this state bel4, and we really have our doubts as to its anthen *kr, Bones...tare bust have left Smolensk, and continued his flight, for movement it cannot be called, wifk. itacenunon . precipitatiOn. ' He seems also to 4fe•tot c * Stitt of the Russian Generals, fa he must-ia Paned thiougie Orsha before it was oCcn- Ved by VirrrotarrirN or Anatomic Be this as it may, be cannot have his arinarniiihhim, and it iis highly ridiculous to talk of its retOrginde mearenkints being conducted in good order. ••The fact is, if Be: Ne . rxrE has escaped from 6iliibicol6,lNl, ii Sad? Owl off for Wilma as tastes beck`. a*& with lit * which is hipfrt,ylkaniUg less niMiesous- If beseeches Wilma melte ithiyassigned for his arrival, t*Piast travel at thvi"'istier2,-; miles adday. This ' 4 marching into wusier* ara erten Wpm! order with .c. a . 0 .,4, ,r. ~.,• :I 14. . kv,lngeance! ~., .., ~ : , ~.v.. ,i f ..►, ; -i I t i lt* Paris Pap 0e 1ji.*404010,446-10r likin two elispeaehnk frontiCelinulsoo#ll4Z: tnan deritit AMOY dk4hei - Atr • . 10.' t hiStaisterntWare ..2 ialeteleAderre "n and It gilt* in 'aCcriallt c iitagg' '' "nand Lacy, ia the night *Wiwi - Al t 4PP4ober, and of hiihaikog* . 41 dctheeeeend; from Barcelona, November heats; 31 account of some operations hehad directed affoisist the 'aii" GION/141,141 awn. tabave ' I ! " " l binlaililliamitc*: Cf 1 . 0. 14 4 , ;It* t . ; • 41 1 .1 • .41 slt 34 bit ,vislif I *A rift iNTELLICENC.E.' , '..) I Info' 1 Friday and yesterday, the i l i thlllii`id Panscrunta 1 FALMOUTtI, DECEMBER_ 1 i. " '' 4. went to Promote, and partook of early tlinniia..-1. No arrivils. Sailed yesterday two sloops (twat. This morning the Prin cess C HAELOTTE bi WALES; The Queen Charlo tte p ac k et has gone into the Roads. attended by the Bishop of SALISBU R Y and Lady D J ! The West India Convoy still rem a ins.-'-Wi n d E. CLIFFORD, Went to St. Geoae's Charl; and heard 1 PLYMOUTH, DECEMBER. 12. a sermon, by the Hon. Rev. Mr. STorroßtk I Arri v ed t h e N eptune, HAnNETT, from Weymouth; The QUEEN and PRINCESSES had Divine service per.. , Metniaid and Gratitude from D h P ! frigate from the E astwar d ; a n d th e P t A i RTH I I formed in the Castle. 4411 / 1 /4 -... ---. 6 - ,, ... 110 guns, from Port s m out h. S a il e d B aterrouts f ~ - The Princess CHAnt.orra bf WALItli was to have gate for her old station off Brest ; the SEALARE, ef, dined at Rensington Palaoe on Sateiday with her . th l2 e gur r s e on a cruize ; and the rORTUNEI frigate . ht Royal Mother, but an express was 'sent off froth a r t ens Runs from ns ; Windsor to Blackheath to the Princess to acquaint Sound the P ELICA N , sta3 fr il om an the aze Sou to nd t t ber Royal Highness that she could not meet her at Hansoate, the PestAratit, of 38 guns. The SpAnaoiy the Palace. The casue is, weasederstand, the Princess brig of war is to sail to St. Andero. The Doan CHARLOTTE has a slight cold. , frigate (in Dock) is fitting for commission. By let- The QUEEN and PRINCESSES are expected in Lon- ten received at this port, the Acrzon sloop of war has don to-morrow. , received orders to crui ze f or t h re si nont l ts o ff t h e On Saturday, the L ORD C HANCELLOR an d a , Se- Scow,—Wind East. lect Party dined with the PRINCE RE ENT, st Caritea I PORTSMOUTH, DRCEMBE. Is. Hennes Yesterday arrived the MELPOMENE from Leith, dinnerSaturda . y Viscount CArrazAcq gave a grand last from the Downs ; and to-day, the CitanerLse to a numerous assem blage of the Members of VII. from the Downs. Sailed the CHERUB on a cruize, the House of Commons, at his h ous e i n S t . J ames ' s - TWEED sloop of war and RAMILIES man of war with square. . - their respective convoys for Africa and the West On Saturday and yesterday the Earl of Liven- Indies-they are accompanied by the ABMS, CAL-1 POOL gave diapers to select parties, at his house in elope; TYRIAN, and BOLD, who will see them to a' Whitehall. : certain latitude. The RAMILIES, after seeing the West The RECORDER of LONDON has taken a house o Indiamen to Barbadoes, proceed to join Sir JOHN the Duke of BEDFORD, In Bloomsbu r y- square . 1 WARREN on the coast of America.—Also sailed the A considerable part of the libra r y o f M. T ALE? Ship Fortune, Captain WALKER, with convicts, for mon, Prince of Benevente, is_actually 'eirived in New South Wales; the POMONA, 38, Captain FANE. London, lad the rest is soon expected. Various con- 'to the Westward t dropped dowh to St.. Helen's, the' .lectures may be formed from this circumstance, and CUMBERLAND, 74, Captain BAEER.Pui in here, with the most obvious is, that he may not think his pro- the loss of anchors and cables, the Lune, CORBEI T, party so safe within the reach of the French Govern- from London for Jamaica.— We are sorry to find went as in England : and that probably hi s b o ok s are - that the loss of the BELETTE sloop of war, Captain not the only part of his immense fortune that he has SLOANE, is confirmed, in leading the Russian fleet remitted. Another conjecture also, very natural, is, through the south-west passage of Anholt ; when she that the report of the very high p r ice s g i ven a t t h e unfortunately got on shore on the recks,off the Island Roxburgh sale for books may have tempted hint to of Lissoe, in the Cattegar, , and all the officers and ; send some of his rarities, the spoil of th e lib rar i es o f , crew perished, except five men. The &t. 072 was Europe, to a good market. - a fine sloop of 18 guns. • • We have received several letters from Lissa tin The enemies' fleets in the Scheldt MKT' Texel have the Adriatic) by the Malta Mail : the last is dated moved up to their winter anchorage, and the 'thief the 28th of October. Our correspondent says—"" The part of the crews (it was reported to our cruisers a EAGLE, 74, Captain C. Rowear, arrived here on the few days since) have been withdrawn from them, 28th ult. halting captured with her boats 26 armed sailors as well as soldiers, and Marched to join the trabacalos; in which service Lieutenant A. CONNON ,RTIRY in the -North. An attempt is, .however, to be was mortallyyonnded, and has since died, with.three Made to.pulth s foyr sail of the line out of the Texel, men. The vessels were laden with oil (chiefly) and during the winter, whose destination is America. — wheat. But I regret to state, that soon after their Admiral FerielEu has shifted his flag to the Gtou-, capture, a gale came on (called here a borer) in which CESTER, in the Downs ; and Lord AMELIUS BEAU several of them foundered, and some run into An- ceene has struck his flag, during the refitting of their eons and Fiume (enemy's harbours). the EAGLE res p e c tive shi p s at Portsmouth.—Admiral YOUNG has has nearly 50 men missing in them. The &scot ANTE at present under his command in the Downs-44- succeeded in capturing a similar convoy, of 0 6 yes- PREGNABLE, GLOUCESTER, 0.16211 AM, la liocus, sels, worth Ae20,000 : several of these are also mis- CLAitENci:, ASIA (Admiral Scovi), Coitewasa„ .sing with her men.. A few days ago a.slintted gun, WARRIOR, BEDFORD, MULGRAVE, and CinlisramtV4l. bn the main-deck of the BACCHANTE, accidentally of the line, besides frigates, &ci went off, and killed a young Midshipman (a son of The first fleet for the East Indies and China will Lord Arnow), who was in one of her prizes. Ad. be dispatched in about tea days. The ships, which iniral PREEDIANTLS ,i, confined to the command in are as follow, arrived at the Motherbank last week, the Adriatic, and ie saw here, with the MILFORD, from the River, Via. GENERAL HARRIS, Captain tA WEAEL7s, and CO N FOUNDER ; the ACHILLE, PRESCOTT ;CILUILKSGRANT,CaptaifI LOCK; IVAIIQUIS 'Off Vice; ALCMENE, off Ancona; Ceneenus and oa' ELY, Captain DALRYMPLE; MARQUIS OP CAMDEN, APOLLO, off Corfu ; and BACCHANTE, off Trieste.— Captain LISAACK ; and PaovivsNes, Captain Bu- We cannot obtain any news from Dalmatia, Venice, CIIANAK, for Bombay and China ; and the Ckers, or Trieste; the inhabitants know very little of pub. Captain Scot?, for St. Helena, Bencoolen, and lie affairs; and that, they say, they cannot commu- China.—The ships are all of the largest class, and the nicate, - from fear - of being shot by the satellites, five first named will take King's and Company's 'whose cruel tyranny to these poor creatures,' in pus- troops to Bombay. The DizoALus,Captain Muaaav Wing the Conscription sytem, is truly shocking.— MAXWELL, it is believed, will protect them as far as ' The trade between this Island and England is very , the Cape. . bn - sk, English goods being sent out in great quan- DEAL, DECEMBER IS. tities. The place is becoming rich, if we may judge Sailed the CHRISTIAN VII. MARS, and eiTESSEY, from the number of new houses built even since the for Portsmouth.—The MARY Cutter privateer, of MILFORD has been here. Admiral FREEEXIANTLE has Ramsgate, has detained and sent into the Downs the very judiciously done away the Export and Import Swedish ship Pomona, from Gottenburgh for Liver- Duties, and made other regulations, the effect of pool. Arrived the Providence, Lonecx, froinCiaend. f which speak well for them- The Island is very healthy, • and every article of life remarkably reasonable. A THE RUSSIAN FLEET. dock-yard is forming under Admiral FREEMANTLE'S The important and difficult service of conducting inspection, with a large tank for' water, a necessary the Russian Fleet through the passage of the Great article which the Island does not produce good, as Belt, has been . fortunately effected by Rear-Admiral far as we have yet discovered, though 'the Romans MORRIS, notwithstanding very bad weather was ex- Must have had an abundance of it; to have enabled perienced in the Cattegat. The Rear-Admiral an them to hold the Island so long as they did." rived at Spithead on Friday, with the Vioo, Oiliort, The following information was communicated by CRESCENT, CALYPSO, and WOODLARK, having left the the Captain of the Prussian vessel which arrived on Fleet, all well, off the Sand-heads, at the mouth of Thursday from Dieppe t the 'Thames, proceeding up to Chatham; where 44 It was known that the French army had suffered moorings have been laid down for their reception by severe losses in the retreat froth Moscow to Smolensk. Rear-Admiral SURRIDGE. The Fleet consist of 15 That retreat had been delayed by BONAPARTE against Sail of the line, four frigates, and three sloops, come the remonstrances of all his Generals, from a belief, mantled, in three divisions, by Admiral TAIT, Vic.; which was encouraged by Count LAURISTON, that the Admiral CROWN, and Rear-Admiral KOROPKA. Russian corps d'armee, dispirited by the butt! of Bo- The ant division was composed of the Ceabice, 120; funias„ rodino, would not be able to act on the offensive, and SO; Oriel, Meronort, Chaaitiar, Bores, Serersuirsoreda, 74 pea that the Emperor AtexANbart, depressed by the loss each; S e s e v i e a gio:g it , ae 44; Bist ro hed, on , 44; an g d e A 4 e h rw e o w ei ii:, o 22 ; etc; siplh gh, ed of Moscow, would readily consent to an armistice, pree liminary to a negociation for peace. Stead wary eP y, to render them every assistance. Second &vision —Nord Adler, Natron, Menia l Wacherac.b, is The extent of the Freneli losses was not known, and swetasta, 74 guns each; and Babadsuastos, 66 ; accompop but it *is rumoured to be very great ; no idquities died by the Zatinus, Podargus, and Chterly. on this head; however, were answered by persons bol- Third division—Pansetcistaff, Wocksvetitel, and Jupiter, 74 fin places under Govermisent.. g uns each ; Archi p ela g o, 44 ; Melpomene . 22, and Ganetse, 20; " " BONAPARTE was seen at Miseletlak on the Bth accompanied by the Cressy, Reynard; and Snipe. November, three days previous thtlie - nate of the last The Egmont (Rear -Admiral Hope), Plantagenet, and Etha nol'', led the tan; the Vigo, (Rear-Admiral Morris), Mars, and slispatebes. The non.arrivalor ivy subsequent Bui. Crescent, brought up the rear. le&, with the customary assiirates of his health and - . safety, had occasioned greet ahtfn to the Govern- 1 I Admiral Hoes is arrived in the Downs with : The Egmont, ladons, Creisy, Plantagenet, and Etiudicus ; *lent and its adherents; but as .scarcely any of the the Raleigh, Stesuly,Podargus,Ciseerly, Reynard, and Snipe, are eituriers charged with dispatches had been h itherto gone to the Nore. intercepted, the belief that he would reach the Duchy I The above ships left Gottenberg on the evening of enthrone in *Alit Its still indulged, andpeeirented the 4th instant. a general instirreia.' ,.! , . • It is intended to keep a small squadron °I British 14 Had Erma lit been nay enAoieu by the ships In the Baltic, during the whiten tinder the corn thstiani at Sroolensk, it Is supposed that he would maud of Captain AGLOW. to consist of the .11.ason, have put himself - at the Dead of some select corps, end r" , ...ALYPIO, BRIMS, and Esaassr.—These ships were , J cot aPSSage through the opposing force. „t i left at Idatwick.—The COURAGEUI, 7 4 , = i am: 44 Th e private letters Which ltaie. reached tilde i WiLawioat, had been oa sbore, and lost her from Poland , stated that the enemy seldemi;ipiit she is to stay in the Rahic, it consequence, until nest mower p and always plonnered the pristairsitif sprog....The Hussilsailed with a convoy for Lit (dodos, dloseyi &v. which prevented desertion r in • Landon the gethuluralle last convoy for thesamres eeettin -- zz ,,, ---_ __ • - --:,,--.---.-,-en . , was to „sail ea c the ..t4th .illaßllti mock" th e Wu& 0 The dish ' degree. .. . •.. - ... . ..,... .... ... ~..,,, ERERUS. MAJIMPW,Ragoos. tib i asterp • rates , -0010/1-Ro4da. - rfyria 177roit arm Mil, • ___.....,_ . sutobserving in yam Paper, of the 21st of No• vember, under the title of--0 , The Wanderings of a British Sailor in the Mediterranean," some illiberal reflections on die conduct of the Spanish Pitrioti, I feel it my duty to say that the Spaniards, at the at tack and capture of the Medas, behaved like brave men and good subjects of their lawful Government. No difference of opinion or animosity existed between the Spanish Officer, commanding the detachment, and the English Commodore, commanding the squa dron, Captain THOMAS, who is h most active and al)le officer—Nor were any guns attempted to be weighed, 'or any message sent to prevent it,, as erroneously -seated in your Paper. I remain, Sir, - ..- .1 Your obedient servant. A ramp TO THE SaAVS CATALONIANS. ---- tins As had c h Gen cia ee le s ni n t, a s r n t e ;:t e e i w s v , e h t d o h a at h b a o th s th e j d 2 "st §arethadrsi• ! , i ... and v m e s d oonite t .it .. Tut neither containing any detail,. • Pivate . ' ts bad also reached Paris from the army.- which ;fa , that BONAPARTZ had reached %Tibial .mcl, in cevie firmation of this, his wile, it is said, is peening 't( join him at Warsaw. A short time will shev/Vilidt degree of credit is due to these statements. ' d WOOLWICH.—A Committee having assemtile,ron '.Monday morning, composed of the followiqg tifi , hers, viz. Generals LLOYD, MANN, M4LROD, CO'- ' hoe ; Colonels Feaitinctiabl, BRIDGES, PILKING ' , if, majors HANDFIELD, LLOYD; and Captains M A NN ad I Watan, the Gentlemen Cadets were intrddkced, and ' Underwent an unparalleled dzaminktion in all tie most abstruse parteat Mathematics. After the re spective merits of each Candidate had beep duly con. metered, Commissions were presented - to the Is:Mooring Gentlemen, viz. • Exclaims—mese". name, Pertlock, KW, Coven triune . Gregory, Aleaaader, Rutherford , Kay, Page, Sendham, • an d Matkenzie. Arrazzar—Mesvrtivilliauts, Picard, Greenwood, Morgan, Wilson, Cuggage, Moleswortb ~ Clark , Burn, Doyle, Buroaby/ and Smith. DRIIRT-LANE THEATIIE.—Last Saturday night, of ter the Tragedy of Isabella, or Me Fatal Marriage, i Which Miss Swill sustained the character of the•he. wine with an ability which certainly places her first on the hit of Tragic Actresses since . the secetsbn Mrs. SIDDONS, a new two-act operatic Piece was pro deced, called the Anignati.n, or Right at Lad. It ' ,ponecessary for us to enter into a detailed accnnnt . it, since it was completely and unequivocally damned. Mr. Ravaionn addressed the audience as follows : " LADIES AND GiN I LEMMA —As tilts Piece does not appear to inerit yoor appiobacion, with the nkost respectful deference it Worm you that it will be withdrawn." IPORTIONERS.—Saturday six foreigners, wha ha been apprehended by Lavender; were brought to the Police-office, Queen-square, charged with being large in this kingdom without having a licence from ale Alien Office. They wire committed under the Alien Act to Tothil-fields Bridewell ; and two re gpectable housekeepers. in the parish of St. James'' sto had harboured them, without requiring them . . produci a licence, were convicted in the usual pe. naltiei,, - In addition to the ease of General BRUNE, who at tempted to escape from Welch Pool, we have to add, that, on Monday, General Faexcia ANRRE Ikon, with Fasscots FAIN, Midshipman, and Interpreter to the General, were retaken at Shrewsbut y, together with G. Huthaen, charged with aiding their escape. Join Lodge, another of the persons concerned ii the escape of the eight French officers from Andover, was last week committed to the county gaol, for trial, at the next Assizes, by GEORGE HENRY ROSE, Esq. Persons who declined purchasing in the ‘late Lot teries, because they could not obtain particular Nam hers in the high Thoutands, which they had been *always in the Habit of bespeaking, May now gratify their wishes, as the present Lottery codsists of 13,000 Tickets, all different Numbers, eachao be draws ; . pa ra tely from the Wheel, according to the old »lif drawing. The elegant Robms in Maddox-street,stisiiihete been so tastefully fitted up by Mr. Cox, have been crowded with fashionibles for some days past. Rne of the most splendid Picture Galleries in Europe Whe present attraction, and some chefs trauvre of the best masters will be brought to the hammer on Wednes day and Thursday next. The light is thrown into Mr. Cox's Great Exhibition-room with so much ef fect from the roof, that every article it contains within n its one wmil of s' th i a s tseednisatgro the eabtigheit advanta ge.glarepr oducatiwhi T c he b Li e so arrangements of Mr. Cot do great hoitadt with e m st u a c hl h isleiommepnlatsinined of b the Mitrod'apeolillt46l6tifil di s. indeed' itiett, taste and professional skill. ' , A Special Commission of Oyer and Term: f er i 4 a. 33 • 61 Gaol Delivery, will bar quested at the Castle . Es on a very early day in January, by Mr. Baron Tureige son and Mr. Jus-rice Le Bustle, for the is of (silences, connected with the 'dliturbancet lateiffti i ti a part of the-West Iticlang.—lt is not alien. Lordships' purpose to try any prisoners on privata' prosecution.—Lads Mereurg. Several persons apprehended on suspicion of heist concerned in the atrocities committed at Fartown, in Yorkshire, have undergone repeated examination's before Mr. - RASCLUSEs ha week. .. - A few days ago, some workmen employed iou ' quarry at Byltenhill, on kplitting a block of • -fi. , ne, about three tons weight, found a lie! toad in the centre of it. There was no passage to the cavity that contained it. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE,DECEMBER 14. Mimi* the enthrals of 'Wiest coastwise, dariag last weeit, staxantod to of I spa° quatters, and the waggly of *at. seldom tO sacks, yet the =rims bddi "se* ovilitisi 'with What tkia neorrdog o .aed the Mar raps trolly, caused rile trade folly to maintain Olt brit . ' ks either Rye, Bidet , . et Malt, we he wee varieties -A pay-at bets, ep bleb te4ey, is tolinbly.leip list ei tM:' le be sappatte‘aalco Peas we le per warm r i aod Tick &asks, With all obit stale, sertiebremeity 'atiliAlitaa . -. -.... 4 9..abitb. per quarter 104111•• .) 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