Star. — London, England, 1812-10-26 00:00:00

PUNCL r , r itl *nother part of tsbr Paper estries will be found tioco Paris Papeh s Eks the Viet Inst. Their contents bust be re :awed With Oat caution. There is a Ittufiea ba'claavtCur Pose on the credulity of i g eokincil by shell* how comfortably the Yrench a }etituated in Moscole6•llhey 'enjoy fine weathei;— Meellent quartets;, and are ibutislandy supplied with eons from all quarters. This litter statement COnsider as abeOlutely false. the Cossacks at tic:ha to the Russian alinies'aie coo Vigilant and too bke e g oo htekowi to permit the eitivnde of provi. e ke* in say quantity. The Stateiztent of the occu. s c ion of Twer, from i coMparilonof dates, is also a fahebbod 'and 'of the Semi description, we may e i ta t t u e to assert, it the account of the unsuccessful upedition from Riga. ONAPAIrfi% whole reliance now for 'the salvation iihisiself and his army, Mutt necettarily be placed be rec eiving reinforcements from his rear, and keep ing the Smolensk° road open. This task has appal yently devolved Upion the Dike'of BELLUNO(Marsha Ihdoa), but the accounts if his position are so con tractory, that we are really at a loss to know where he actually is. According to Lord CATHCART% dis patches, an immense Russian army is rapidly bearing. down upon Sntolensko, and in the event of its coming in contact with Vicroß's reserve, we have no fears for she isssue of the contest. BONAPARTE cannot detach any assistance from Moscow .while he is so closely seuched.by KUTUSOFF and WITzENGERODE. Captain MAURICE, the defender of Anholt, has arrived at Sheerness in a transport, with 'art of the' Marines who lately composed the garrison of that Island. Two 10. inch and one 13-inch mortars have been forwarded from' the Gun-wharf at Plymouth-dock to Sir Home Pow mast. I i Extract of a letter, dated Cronstadt Harbour, Sept. f24.••• 4 I returned last night from St. Peter:burgh. '...-EverY body In Ritssia seems to join hand in hand against the common tyrant ; and, if the Emperok is pot ova-ruled by the people about him, it will be im possible for BONAPARTE ever to make head against lasi,. The last battle was dreadful; the, Russians bad 4oAloo Milled and wounded, the French and Nis hod 669000. I hwd a letter read from the ban Commander is Chief, to the Admiral here, Mama be 'said they fought hand to hand three days, and it berned as neither would retire while a ben hemallieed . the field ;_lB Russian Generals Bled and wounded ; Prince MIGRATION lost his leg ...be wet ORE Of their best ; BARCLAY De TOLLY be ttered glorionsfY. On the fourth day, the French re tired ten Miles, When the Russians, finding thanselves iD weeks and that reinforcements were coming up in the rear, retired to Meet them, and'are at this moment entrenched about twenty miles from Moscow. It is expected the French would fight another battle. I saw fiiend, Sir ROBERT PORTZR, who came from )fd. last week; he sa ye tie town is perfectly l etopty,-that is, bare walls ; all the moveables :emoted in case the French should get there (not that it is thought likely) but if they ahoiildt it will be of no great consequence. All *the Russians wish to be sel triers—they have at thit moment 500,000 men in ems, and might have 500,000 more in six months. Ibicitight the news of Madrid being taken, and was icily fourteen days from Yarmouth. Sir ROBERT WILSON and Lord TYRCONNELL are gone to the army.° We W 'announced ; last week, the arrival of the Doi. Los, Captain LYE, 4n Tuesday; in fifteen weeks from Madras, bringing dispatches from Sir SA" MEL Hoon—Sir SAMUEL had a long passage out to Madras. He had shifted his flag to the ILLLSTRIOIA of 74, Capt. WEBLRY ; and Commodore Bnovonton came home in the Doars.—The HUSSAR, Captain CRAWFORD had captured a Dutch schooner, having 11 0,000 dollars on board ; the property which the had sacked from an American wreck ; the American vas lost in making the eastern passage to China. The Captains of the BUCEPHALUS, Pnostrax, and Con sum, were expected to receive about two thousand. founds- each ,for the 'capture of Pallambing, in the *its of Bally.—Captain. EAGLESTONE, Of the Pao died Whilst on the expedition ; Captain NORTON hs appointed tb the Pancius, and Captain REILLY * the IlmetCOUTTA.—Captains EAGLESTONE and Ilitu.eY were formerly Lieutenants of the 'Levens sier, The ships stationed at Batavia had been un healthy. AU the Officers of the Pitman, except.the linter, and a number of the crew had died. Butt 'ire are hippy to state; that Captain Sawveit, of the inse t isho was reported to have died, was welL-- Us Dams spoke ils& MALACCA, Captain Buruot new, on the 17th of July; orb het passage from 1W aria to Madras, which left hint at 13atavia, in re-' Morel good health.--The Mona te *as to follow MALACCA to Madras.4.-Thi troops in the interioir • %Alia were healthy g but those stationed on chi "' lt were sickly .The interior of India was pert 'WY euietsi--The Doan left at Madras the 'Levi rtiousb Human, einem ion and OWES GLENDOMER. ‘f i lhe PITEMAINX had arrived there from England; a a sailed and No swain on some serv i ce . — Th e C LORLIDE Lestrar, Were to cruise in the China seas anti 'J the Ott, in the Peisian oomERVILLE, of the Navy, and Mr. GEONG4 Sec.re aij to Sir SAMUEL HOOG, c:ttne pasengers in the )111 'b. ' . Captain Ly e w a s fourteen years in the Indies; he went out a midshipman in the LAN,. 1 ta 1 Kb 4th laa r ap dig 164 'lle ARDENT, Captain BELL, anived at Portal. Routh on Friday, from Bermuda : She sailed fro* 1 1Nice on the 24th of Stember, with the Jo* ttvl Pcvetevract. ; Maigstei n , CURRY; and Bell, CRstl 6 . Wt.; West Indiatnen, ender convoy, which parted e . cap any i n a gale of wind on the 18 th instant.-- !le MARTIN ) Captain D:ANS, arrived at, Bermuda, "to England, with the Swift store-ship, on the 12th September. The Halifax squadron had lately Ptured several Americans, but only •one national 4 seli a corvette, by the Commie, Capt. THOMSON. harbou r at Bermuda was filled with Americans, ured by the ships on that station, chiefly by the T, Capt. STENLIOUSie ern abtß the t, !GOA oof. POP' ago. tbal. ir7ltr/10 3 / 1 , bC712.71811 YesiiiiitY the PAMIRS AVOUSTA ' SOPHIA. and CHARLOtTZ Witici, rode on horseback, accom panied by General *Emcee, Colonel* Dzszaow and TAU .Os, and Lady V. MURRAY* The goaati and Priacesaes kinearni and Wax took an airing to Langley. Yesterday the Dui% of YORK arrived at the Castle, dined with the Olaf; and huncnsass, and in the evening went to Oattlinds. This morning Printe.ss CHARLOTTE OE WALL% ac companied by Lady De CLIFFORD, Went to St. George's Chapel, acid beard a sermon by the Hoe. and Rev. Dr. Rhaattatf. After the sermon she Gen tlemen of the Cho'ir siting the Coronation Anthem, in honour of its beim the Anniversary of the King's A ccession to she Tlitione- iE ARMY. Four troops of aie First Regiment of Life Guards, under the command of Colonel CAstac, were on Sa turday morning eibliarked at the Dock-yard, Ports mouthi each troop consists of 73 men including the officers. The whir& of the men wore the new uni form, which is very martial, and were in high spi rits. they were repeatedly cheered by the populace during their march into the town, and at the place of embarkation. This day the at division of the 15th Hussars, quartered at Huddersfield, Halifax, and Bradford, marched for Manchester, and the 2d division, quartered in Leeds, will marth for the same place to-morrow, and will be relieved by the Scotch Greys. At the beginning of last week orders wee sent to the Tower to prepare eighty thousand stand of arms; which would be shipped with the utmost expedition for the Baltic. Major-General the Hon. GEORGE DE GREY, from the Staff of the Army in the Peninsula, is appointed to the command of the consolidated depot of Heavy Cavalry, stationed in Canterbury, vice Major• General JAMES HAY, removed to the Staff of the Army in Ireland. Twenty thotisand stand of arms, ordered for espor tation from the Gun-wharf at Plymouth-dock, for Spain, were packed up for that purpose; but orders have since arrived to suspend their embarkation for the present. They are in fatt wanted for Russia. Wednesday and Friday detachments of Heavy Ca valry, agreeably with the following return, marched from Canterbury, on their route for. Portsmouth, where they are to be embarked, to join their respective Re giments in the Peninsula : Sub. Staff Serj. Trumps R. k P. Horses 3d Dragoon Guards 2 0 2 0 17 56 4th Ditto Ditto..— 1 0 1 0 12 99 sda Ditto 1 0 1 2 29 74 lit Dragoons... 0 1 0 19 42 3d Ditto . 2 1 1 0 30 94 ttli Ditto 2 0 1 0 19 99 Total ...... ...9 1 7 g 108 344 We have seen Officers from the Marquis of Wet.- utioroN's army, who came over in the Packet which brought his Lordship's last dispatches. They state, that our army is some leagues in advance of Burgos; and that the remains of MARSIONT'S arms is so dis pirited as to be held in contempt. These gentlemen know . nothing of . MASSBNA, nor of reinforcements and do not think that either have entered Spain.— Our sick and wounded from Salamanca have mostly recovered and joined the army, which is by no means unhealthy. We learn with satisfaction that the attention of Government is at length directed to the necessity of an efficient corps of Military Artificers, particularly in the branches of mining and sapping. The fatally obstinate defence of Burgos is a melancholy illustra tion of such necessity. A reinforcement of about 130 is to embark immediately at Portsmouth, to join the Martinis of WELLINGTON. The 27th regiment has arrived at Ayr, from Newry in Ireland. It is expected, that upon the meeting of Parlia ment, a Bill will be introduced to allow the Militia to become disposable troops and volunteer by regi ments; and that the Local Militia will be called mit to supply their place at home. The 49th regiment, of which the gallant General Biotic is Lieutenant-Colonel, embarked at Montreal, the latter end of August, to reicrorce the General in Upper Canada. This regiment has been several years in Canada, and was lately under ooers to joia the Marquis of WELLINGTON'S army in Portugal: Saturday the 41st tegiinent of loot marched into Chichester Barracks from Win Chester. Last week a private in the 15th RegiMent of Hus sars died suddenly in the Military Hospital in Leeds, and a rumour was pretty generally citculated that he died in consequence of having received 200 lashes at the halberts ,about seven weeks ago; but one of the Surgeons of the General Infirmary in that town, who examined the body of the deceased, says, that his death was riot occasioned hi tiny degree by the flogging, but appeared to haie arisen from apoplexy. Sit MnitiAdui Bunion% with his Lady and fa; snily are artived at Portsmouth, to embark for bialtar on board the SERAPH'S store ship. The Hon. Captain and Mrs. BLacaivoon, are ar rived at the Crown Hotel, Portsmouth. .The WAR- Artiria arrimmciweir. 4 .•••••••• MAILS. iia. bvs. AU. nos. Dublin • . - $ 0 Gurnee, • 11l 1 Waterford - s 1 Jersey .1 d Cadiz . - 0 0 Gottenburgi • 2 Lisbon - 0 0 Heligoland - 0 0 Malta - 0 0 Coruna .1 0 The Princess Amelia packet, from St. iimnias's was captured on the 15th ult. in lat. 22. 24. long. 65. by the Rossie American privateer, after a battle of 50 minutes, in which Captain Mooan of the Amelia, his ante, and a boy, were killed, and nine men wounded. FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 43. Arrived yesterday the DAturrtess man of war, from a cruize. The Aid, DAYBORS, and a transport, with troops & both for Lisbon, part of the SKAIPLOWSWII convoy, put back by contrary windi. Arrived the Windsor Castle packet, from Corinna in three days ; Whim, Witsow, from the West Indies, last from St. Thomas's, in 37 days, with the loss of mainmast, which was carried away about 6 feet above the deck, on Sunday last, in a heavy gale ; she was also obliged to heave her guns overboard. The Princess Amelia picket, MoonsosiE, left St. Thomas's three days be fore the Whim, and has not yet arriired. PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 24., Arrived the Fortune, DAVIS, from Portsmouth BITTERN sloop of war, bound to Liverpool on the -impress service, forced back by the heavy gales; and kla hash lighter from Ringmere. Sailed the BARBARA schooner, with a fleet under convoy for the Eastward; the DOTTERELL and rOXHOUND, of 18 guns each, on separate cruizes ; and the Mutton cutter, for the fleet off Brest. The VIRAGO, 14 guns, and SURLY, 8 guns, went from liirnoaze and anchored between ti* Island and the Main. PORTSMOUTH. OCTOBER 25. Arrived his Majesty's ships ABOUKIR and BE.tobt, from the Downs; and the ZEPHYR, from a cruize. Sailed his Majesty's ships NIOBE, PATRIDGE, SAVAGE, SPITFIRE, and TEAZER, f6r off Cherburgh ; and BOXER, with a convoy, for the Downsi The JAVA frigate gives instructions for t::e Brazils, Cape of Good Hope, and the . Southern Whale Fishery. The ALONZO is appointed convoy for Guernsey and Jersey. Wind SI S. E. CE4VELIL 111 ••••••..,•••• latlttrat arroziosii +o stave Is Tat PrIW PAILIAKtIfT. ALSiCIIINOLST—Sir Charles, Talbot, and Win. Kenrick,Esg. Dultanaross, Co.—The Right Hon. Arch. Colgate* LANARK, Co.—The Right Hon. Arch. Hamilton. at* moasnikania n—Thomas Wyndham, Esq. LYININGTON-..3ir Harry Burrard Neale and J. /Chilton. Daorrwic Andrew Foley and Sir T. E. Winnington.. Catcnc•nt—Thonus Colley and Joseph Pitt, Esqrs. DUBLIN Ciri , --Right Hon. Henry Grattan and R. Shaw, Esq. Do. Con teTt --Colonel Talbot and Hans Hamilton, Esq. Lour Co. —Right Hon. J. Rote and Hon. Robert Jocelyn. Liu CRICK Orr—The Right Hon. Col. Charles Vereker. law ea ICK CO.—Lient. COI. Odell and the Hon. W. Quin. DOWN —Hawthorne and J. W. Croke:, &qrs. TYRONE, Co.—Right Hon. Sir John Stewart and "1. Knox, jun. Esc ILosoniaD, Co.—Lord Forbes and Sir Thomas Featherstone eras WS, Co.—Sir Henry Parnell and the Right Honourable W' W. Pole. Wmitow—William Tighe and William H. Hume. COLCIAINI—Lord George 'Thomas Beibesford. Youoaut —Sir LKeane. ZROGRLDA—Mr. Ogle. ex rosx—Sir Fred. Flood and Robert S. Caretir,Esq Betutsimts.—State of the Poll Twelfth Day : Dunclas, 1483—Neville, Il76—Hallett, 454. Wax mourn and Muconose-REots.— Friday, 12th Day's Poll : Slr J. Murray, Bart. 453 Mr. Trail St 4 , Rt. Hon. T. Wallace 334 Mr R. Steward 242 Mr. Broadhurst 322 Mr. R. Williams 206 SCOTS ELECTIONS. 'MondAy last, the freeholders of the county of Had. dington rhet to choose a representative for the ensuing Parliament, when the' Hdnourable CHARLES Hoer e of Waughton, was re-elected unanimously. This is the fifth time he has represented that coun:y in Par liament. Tuesday, Sir JAMES MONTGOMERY, of Stanhope. Ram was unanimously elected Member of Parlia ment for Peebleshire. Wednesday, the election of a Memher of Parlia- Ment for Dumbartonshire came on, when the Right Hon. Anemia:is COLQUHOUN, Lord Advocate of Semiarid, was chosen. It is understood that the Hon. 'W'lLkwi MAULS will be returned for Forfarshire without oppo s ition. Tfie opulent county of Ayr is warmly contested. General MONTGOMERIE, the brother of the Eatl of EGLINOTON, opposes Sir HUGH HAMILTON, the late Member, who has also many friends, and their num. bets are nearly equal. ' Mr. LAING (i.eclines the representation of the county i'f Orkney. Captain HONEYNIAN, on of Lord AR. MADALE, has declared himself a candidate. His Lord ship, who is greatly recovered, has within these few days set out for his estates in the north. It is not improbable that the candidate who is suc cessful at present for Nairnshire, Mit) , resignbefore next dissolution in favour of Sir JAMES MACINTOSII, Wit() is precluded at present from appearing as a can IRISH ELECTIONS. CITY OF CORK—Tuesday, First Day: Col. Longfield 14. C. H. Hutchinson il. Sir N. Co!shunt & WEDNESDAY.—Second Days e, : Longfield 122. Colthurst 84 Hutchinson 66. Sir N. Colthurst is promised the Corporation and La Touche intdost of Cork. Comm or Lvirai►t—At the close of the poll on Tt**lay the numbers were : La Touche VA (-Valente fl 4. White 103. COUNTY DowN—On Tuesday the poll commenced, when there appeared for, Lord Ca , tiereagh 37. Col. Meade 32. Mr. Savage 8. After which Mr. Savage declined the contest, his friends declaring that the business should be a subject for the consideration of the House of Commons. COUNTY TIPPERARY—Fourth Day's Poll Colonel BJgwe:ll 624. Gen. Mathew 552. Mn Prlttle 431. At the final close of the Poll for the Borough of Downpatrick, Mr. HAWrHOIWE had a majority of. 86 over Mr. CROKER. . The General Election has passed over so easily, that even the/um-homy have had no reason to com plain of it. It is expected that a Special Assize will be held a York in the month of November; owing to the great number of prisoners now in the Castle, who stand charged with offences connected with' the ttp• happy disturbances in that county. • Last week, four prisoners passed through Leeds, from Huddersfield, escorted by parties of Hussars, on their way to the Castle at York. The Jury which Sat on, the body of Lieutenant BAGNELL, who was killed in a .ditel by Lieutenant STEWART, have not yet brought in their verdict, owing to the absence of the surgeon who extracted the ball. Monday se'nnight, about seven in the evening, the driver of the Leicester waggon was stopped about Ruddington, near Nottingham, by seven villains, who dragged him across a close, and cut and beat him As 'severely, that he died the next day: The murde rers -5 escaped. The Austrian Prince of LATOUR TAXIS expended last Month 846,000 in celebrating the marriage of his daughter. The ceremony was performed in Vienna, and the festivities were kept up near three weeks. On certain days the guests took -the diversion et hunting, for which purpose about 50 of the largest wolves that could be procured were purchased at an expence of £BO each. All the teak timber found in the Government itishil at Java, or lying felled in the forests, at the time of the reduction of the island, and claimed by those employed in the Expedition, has been purchas. 14 by Government from the Prize Agents, at a fair valuation. CORN MARKET, MARY LANE, OCTOBER 21. The fresh arrivals of Wheat to-day, make but a middling sop. ply, and the demand being brisk, the trade is quoted at an ad vance of about 51. or 6s. per quarter. Barley 2.. or ss. dear - Very few samples of Malt, and prices nearly nominal. Wilt; Peas and Beans, of each description., are likewise sein 1, e , 1 ,4 named at au In cresle In price of Se. or se. per quarter. We limb considerable fresh arrivals of Oats, in addition to part of last week's supply, whirl amounted to 25000 quarters, bet berms being in immediate want, sales have not had a deiced= more than la. per quarter. neer at late pekes. cintaxer HAWS AS OAPS* Wheat 901.1101. lilies Tick Beam Ns. Mk Fine do. its.. 135 a. lkk(Nese) Ns. 76e. - Itye tals. OIL - Oats 41116 M1. 51a. Barley Mk. eft Mali dorms. no, Malt 91k. 1041. • Pomo di. Ms. t • DEAL, OCTOBER 2.5. Arrived yesterday the following East Indiamen : Scaleby Castle, HARRINGTON ; and the Dorsetshir& Baows, from China; Lord Eldon, Yourc ; and Cornwall, --, from Bengal, under convoy of his Majesty's ship Lome; from St. Helena ; also arrived tilt iIBERNIA :fru! Pitotatx, from St. Thomas's, the 'whole are sailed for the River. Sailed his Majesty's ship EGMONT, Rear-Admiral Horr, for Gottenburgh. Came down from the River the Diana, THOMPSON, (or Buenos'Apes ; and the Arabe and Cornwallis, for Gibraltar, and remain in the Downs with his Majesty's ships and outward-bound merchantmen and transports, detained by contrary winds. We have now the flags of three Admirals flying here. In consequence of this being his Majesty's Accession; a royal salute of '2l guns was fired by 21 ships of the line, frigates, &c. There are at pre. sent 260 tail of various descriptions riding at anchor in our Roads. YARMOtJTH, OCTOBER 25. Arrived from Heligoland the Lady Frances pac ket, Captain LIVING, and landed Mails, since whit!) she has sailed for Harwich. Arrived also the Tuntsstra and CHAN TICLEER gun-brigs, the latter has received damage at sea, and nntst he docked. Sailed the Watchful tender, for Leith; and the British Fah, with dispatches. Arrived the OZERVN gun-brig, and remain the Solebay, Primrose, and Blazer. HARWICH, OCTOBER 25. It has blown fresh here all day, and the following vessels have put into this port in consequence :—the Assistance, of Archangel; with corn, bound to Lon don ; the Friends, of Amsterdam, with butter, to London, detained by the HEARTY gun-brig; the Ar go, liotn• Riga to London, with hemp ; the Norway Rock, from Fleckery to London, with timber and deals ; the Bergitha and Christiana, from Borgrund to London, with timber and deals; the Eliza tender, of Shields, with impressed seamen. The PZACOCK, Cow* and RACOON sloops of war, ore ordered to be fitted for foreign service. The Pit VER I Capt. CAMPBELL, arrived at Ports mouth on Thurtday, from the Sleeve, where she has been cruising the last six weeks, and left there on the 12th instant. The enemy's squadion in Christi ansand, consisting of seven brigs, it was reported, were to lie dismantled and laid up during the winter. The British fleet, under the command of Sir JAMES Satmintxt, was not to tome through the Belt, but was expected to leave the Baltic for England, on the /kb • understood char Re.ir. 15th November; but it wAs ..at a Admiral, and two sail of the line would winter in the Hawk Roads, near Gottenburgh. 'Capt CAbir intu,, is supposed to have cothe home on account of health. The PLOVER left the following ships cruising in the Sleeves—Eaaaus, Capt. LYFORD ; CAVIAR*, Capt. TOYER ; WOODLARK ) Capt. WATT*, PERSIAN, ' and Ponaaous, Car' , C4 p t. BERTRAM ; BOBILIAEDf at the SPITE, which Captain BLACKWOOD cottualatik, is or- The Aajtow schooner, left Trinidad on the 12th dered to join the Channel Fleet. Sept. 1812. A large American schooner of 14 or The commercial regulations announced in the 16 guns, and 120 men, was cruising about 70 long. Gazettes are as follow :—Regular Custom-houses es- east of Barbadoes. The Vestal frigate left Bar tablished at Batavia; Simarangs and Sourabaya ; and badoes on the Ist instant, to cruise for her.— no description of vessels are allowed to enter for trade The ARROW chased two American privateers, who at any ()that port in Java.—At Batavia* a duty is from their superior sailing escaped. She passed Sr. levied at the sate of six pet cent. ad valoreM on all kites on the 17th September ;—she met with the' goods and merchandise imported by sea, and to be English brig Pursuit, JOHN PADTz master, from paid within one Month: Cloths, the manufacture of Pernambucco to London, with cotton, all well, in native eastern ports, to pay 15 per cent. Goods trans. lat. 40. 45. long. S 6. 20. The whole of the West ferred in the roads, to pay duties as if actttally landed India islands, without exception, were never known, for sale ; but on goods landed declared for exporta- so healthy as they have been these few years past. Con, and not for sale, the importer shall pay half 1 A court martial was held on Monday last, on board duty on the invoice value, and give security that they the GLADIATOR, on Lieutenant Lewis Max.xv, the be not tendered for sale& A duty -of 12 per cent. ad Officers, and ship's company of his Majesty's late valorem, to be levied on all European and Chinese schooner WHITING, of 4 guns, which was captured goods, imported in Asiatic and Europeab Vessels.: by the Diligence, French brig privateer, of thirteen All goods and merchandize hating paid the import 18 and 9-pounders, and 89 men, after a running The court . - duty, are exempted from expOtt &sty. fight of one hour and three quarters. _ _ At SamArang and Sourabaya, the bisport duty is were of opinion / that Lieutenant LEWIS MAEZT, did I It o r m hite do P T o l adi e n na. a lkala e• re Seed ‘ 6 6 • 8 per cent. ad valorem ; but the export duty doss am- every thing in his power to defend the WHITING; kad i ,seass ins. loss. hie Flour 105 s. nos. differ materially from that at Batavia. I did fully acquit kWh hit act% au4 thip's c'etivapy. Seconds 100 s. 103 s. IWO Accolfofo4l9l67 a; do Stock kat vow '