Star. — London, England, 1806-07-14 00:00:00

LISBON FLEET. We have the fatisfadinn to announce the fare ar rival of this fleet at Spithead on Friday night, under the convoy of his Majefly's Chip Couto:, Captain &fleet FF. The veffels bound up St. George's Chan nel parted company on the 9th, under protedlon of the MILIIOOC fchooner. The whole convoy has suited fate, except a Swedith brig and a re-captured veffel, which parted company in a gale off Cape Finiiierre. The mailers of the different veff:llcompaing the convoy (peak in the higheft terms of the care and attention of Capt. SHIRRIFF t and hopes are enter tained that accounts will loon be received of the fafe arrival of the two flips that were feparated by the gale. The Cozily: has brought in with her a valuable weffel, believed to be French property. Should it prove In, it will he a rich prize to the car )rs. She bas alto brought home about 80,000 dollars, and fame rich jewels for different merchants. By this convoy we have received a more particu lar account of the embargo laid on one of our car lets by the Portuguefe GOvernment than had before eaelled 114. The circumilances were briefly thefe : The prifoners took every opportunity to efcape From the cartel and get on &ore. This was made known to the Senior Officer on the !titian, Captain Salazar, who communicated the fame to Lord Sressoroso, who made arrangements accordingly torthe - recovery of the prifoners. A guard was fent. From the Cull au z to take care of thetn, and the po lice, fecnred a great number of them, and fent them onboard. . . , . . Soon, after chit the prlfoners . Mutinied', feiaid the amtnunitiOn and arms, and went cff with the cartel's boat, threatening at the fame time, that if any attempt was made to bring them back, they would put every man in the Cartel so death. In the • Meant:elite the guard having tmind fome ammtnsition which had efcaped their fearch, made &We of it. One *Freedman was wounded, another was drowned, and imfortunately, a Portuguefe was kink(' by oae of the }both which oetafioned the embargo, • - ):TENCH AND DUTtli JOUR/ 4 1A LS. since our Litl we have recelved the former to the 6th, and the latter to the oth inflant, They announce that M. D'Ouzett.r. left Vienna On the 23d ult. riot for the baths of Baden, as before Oported, but fc.r Stra(burgh, where he arrived on the 29th —probably on his route to nu is. -French 3 per Cents. 66. 6a. FIAMBURGH MAILS. The Mail which fell due yefterday has not yet u• rived—the one due on Wednefday came to hand this Morning. The following are the principal articles : VIENNA, Just" at.—On Wednefday lafl, M. Paget, the Englifh Minitler, had his audience of leave of the Emperor. Mr. Adair was afterwards prefented ; and on the "fame day, Baron Thugut had a long conference with the Sotereign. Pas 23. —Every wills and every hope here centre In the .!efire for the prefervation of the peace of the euntinent. The financial plans with which the Go. vernment is at prefent engaged, can only fucceed upon the foundation of a general confidence ; arid the Court negleBs nothing that can enfure this ob jed. All our military movements announce the du• ration of peace. A part of the army is now on its march for the Eaflern provinces of the monarchy. Several regiments have left Vienna and its environs, for Hungary, while others Rationed there are on their march for Tranfylvania and the two Gallicias. That of Count Jellachlch, which has been at Cram., via eighteen month., has left that city for Pizchmine. One company of Kenmayer's Hulters now form that garrifon. The infantry regiments of Davidovich and D'Alvinzy have marched into Croatia to occupy Warafdin and Agram. General Ginlay is ezpedledl at the latter place, he being appointed Commandant in Chief of Croatia. Baron Alviney retains the command in chief in Hungary. A'grand review took place at Pell, on the Bth inßant, when General Al'-: vinzir bellowed the Crofs *of Therefa upon Prince., Vianr Rchan. :The French General, Andreoffy, it appointed to fuperintend the giving up of the fortrefs of Brannan. AUGSBURGH, lugs a3.—To -day five wag. gone arrived from Vienna, each containing thirty ftnall calks of money, the produce of the contribu tiona levied in Auftria during the Ray of the French tl is money is going to Paris. Difpniitions are making on every fide for the de parture of the army. The detachments of the gear elidrmei and cannoneer' which were at Ulm, bayed alieady fet we, and . the Great Park of artillery will lbon follow. The corps under the orders of Mar. (hal Bernadotte will break up, it is faid, about the end of this month. Jura 26.—YeRerday, at five in the evening, an order arrived here from the Duke de Neufchatel for all the :ens d'arrnes in this city to begin their march and to recopy the great read which leads by Ulm into the country of Wirtemberg, in order to take the nectlTary marines for the palf.age of the troops through Suabia, and obtain the honks neceffary for their march ; to facilitate it, a magazine will be efla blifaed at Gkitlingen which is the more neceffary as all provifions arc exceffively dear, and it is very dif. c ult. to vccurc forage for the harks. • • • Sununu is Gill occupied by the Preach. The Courier with the official news of the furrendcr of Camaro. is not yet arrived, but he is hourly expetiled. The bead quarters of Marlhal Soult will, it is thought, leave Paffau next week : preparatory move ments ate likewife obferveble among the troops in Suabia. Martha! Ney, however, is Itill at Memtbin. gen, Martha) D'Avouft at Dettingen, the General of Divifion, Wound, et Nadlingen, the General of Di. vifion, Debilly, at Wallallsin, the General of Brigade, Brouard. at Pifehengen, Sm. • • Certain intelligence has been received that no more confcripts will pafs the Rhine, and a great number of uniforms are conveying from hence to Strafburgh. TRIESTE, Juas 'G.—The Auftrian troopt del. tined for Cattaro arrived live two or three days ago. , They confift for the molt part of grenadiers, and form a tide corps of about 4000 men : to-day they have been embarked on board Merchant veffels that have been put in tequifition for that purpofe at this port, and will fail if the wind continues fair, to-night or in the morning. The diftance by land - from Tattle to Canaria, through Dalmatia, is nearly Go German miles ; but as there is no good road through the province of Dalmatia, and tie country is full of high mountains and provifions being fcarce, the paffage will be made by few. General Laurilton is already potted with a French corps at Ragufa, in order to take poffeffion of Cattaro as loon as it filial be given up by the Rulliane to the Auftrians ; this may take place,thould our troops meet with a northerly wind, between the 20th and 24th of June ; and code quently the courier who brings official adtriee of the furrendcr of Cattaro to the Mariltal and Minifter it War (Prince ALIIX•tiDill BORTH'S') at Munich, may arrive here the latter end of June. The paffage from Trick to Cattaro, with a favourable wind, is • often made in two, or at moft in three days, though there have been inflances of (hips, with a contrary wind, being two or three weeks before they could reach Cattaro. but the wind is how Gk. From information which we ourfelves polies, and on which our Readers may depend, we can affect that the lift of (be Staff for the Expedition, given in fcveral of the daily papers, n far from coned : Majni-Generall Wy wraan goes, but not as Comman. der in Chief; Major-General OAl[ll, who is of the Military Board of Enquiry, certainly does not go ; nor do we believe Lord Paoar goes. Culonel CAMP. sun., of the 61a regiment, the Adjutant-General to our Army in the Mediterranean, is, we believe, the Only one of the Staff as yet certainly to go : he goes likewife with the rank of Brigadier General. Among the other reforms and retrenchments which have taken place, is the abolition of there very expenfive eitablifhments to the nation, General Hofpitals. For the fuggellion of this, and for im menfe ravings in the medical department of the army, we underhand that the country is indebted lc) Dr. KNIGHT, the Infpeelor General of the Medical Board. His MAJESTY has been molt ,gracinuily pleafed to appoint EARDLEY WILMOT, Efq. to be a Commit Goner of Appeals in the Excite Confer, in the room of CHARLLS Actaa, Efq. refigrted. MAjasTY has been pleafed, by his Royal Let ters Patent under the Great Seal of Ireland, to pro mole the Rev. C WARBURTON, D. D. Dean of Clonmacnoife, to the Bifhoprick of Limerick, with the.united Bithoprick of Ardfert and Aghadne, vacant by the death of the Right Rev. Dr. Tiros. Bellisario, late Billiop thereof. Yellerday morning the Duke of You arrived at Windfor, and tranfafted bufinefs with his MA/ISTY. After wards he attended the parade, in the Court-yard, of the Blocs and the Stafford Regiments, with his MAJESTY, accompanied by Generals CARTWRIGHT, Da Bobs, and FITZROY, and Colonel TAYLOR. After which, his MAJESTY. Princelier AUGUSTA and Arts- Lira, walked to Church, accompanied by the Dukes of Yoke and CAPIRRIDCR, who returned to the Palace, attended by Lord %rocas:3la, Lady ALBANA CUMBIRLAND, Generals Da BUDS and GARTH, and Colonel Tay cot, where a fermon was preached by Dr. CHAPArtriTi. After the ferrite, the Archbifhop of CANTERBURY (who arrived yellerday mooting) waited in the Church, and held Come converfation with his,MAISITY. His MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES went in a car riage to Frogmore, where the Qyzis and the'other Patacassas went louse time before. They returned to the Palace about two o'clock. The Duke of YORK left Windfor for Oatlands, after attending his MAJESTY and the Paiscesses to Church ; and the Duke of CAM limb a left Wind fur for London. Dr. BEATTT, who was with Lnrd Nscsom, is ap pointed Phyfician to the Channel Fleet. Lord Mstviche and fuite intend leaving town to morrow for his feat near Edinburgh. Mr. RANDLE JAcKsow, the Barrifler, has been elated a Trudee of D; ury Lane Theatre, in the room Il tf the late Sir RICHARD FORD. By a late Order of the Council of Portugal, the pre (captions of phyficians are ordered to be written in the vernacular tongue, an get highly delaying imita tion in England. - - - The following Ladies. and Gentlemen arrived on the 9th intiant, at Harwich, from France, via Rot tudam The Colmar of Myer ley, and her Daughters, Lady Sufan and Lady Emily ; Mifs Savage ; Mrs Wolfe and Son i Mrs. Beeby, and Dr. I. B. Dam, Toaer, London. The latter gentleman, (Dr. Davis), returned to this country upon his parole: from his attention and humanity to hit unfortunate felloW prifoners, while at Verdian, his departure will be much regretted there, while his arrival in this country mull give great fatisfaelicn to his friends. The Mary Ann, Warr, bound to Landon, has been on thou at Tubago, and obliged to unload. MdRKZ4NE. CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 14. . . • To day the frefb arrivals of Wheat are (bort is number, Tome few fele& (ample' fetched a trifling advance, but afterwards the trade was heavy, and not many buyers in demand—Barley in (holt fupply, awl the few prime famplesarr; dearer—Malt likewife very few—White or Grey Peas, the latter at higher price—and Beans of both forts maintain their prices —There are feveral further arrivals of Oat's, and this article fctrcely fupports lift currency—and Flour Is nearly at fall week's prices. OINIIAL CURRENCY AS UNDER What, 38a yes Um per qr. Grey Pare 44148 a ad lilac Ditto, 881 It od Ream. 4413^1 ad Rle. 4 0 1 441 ' Tick Ditto, 341 411 od Rariey,33a 381 od Chtl. ats 28a 328 Malt, 67, yss rd Poland ditto 331 34a od White Peafe,sBa 634 Rape Seed, 00l 00l ?RICE OF rt,,va. Fine Flour lot to 75s &con& 671 to 7os per rack. The Memoirs of the Veteran Mr. DUTINS, who has jull puhlifhed Anecdotes of his long and aitive life, pro:nice one of the riclielt intePeausl Fulls that has been prefented to the Public for many years. The following arc the Augmentations which are to take place in the pay of the Army A t.iestcnant•Coloe(t from 1514 r id. a day to 171. A Major from 34i. Id. toy Si. . . A Captain pa yd to 101, 64. and ts. more to Captains having brevet of Major, or aoy foperlor rank. A Lieutenant from ys. Bd. to 6a 6d. and as more to Lieute nants above 7 years flooding. An Enfign froth 48.84. to so. sd. Adjutant 8.. to Bs. 6d. 9..tiorter•Mofter so. 84. to 6.. 6d. &team Majors and Quartcr•Mafttr serjeants xis to *a 6d. &vivant. t0.64d. to xi. and. Corporal., after t 4 years ferviee, to. 6d. Corporals, from y to 14, from is aid. to ts. yd. Corporals below 7, al 411. • F 11•3111, after 14 semi ferviee, as. sd. Privates, 7 to 14, from is to as. ad. Private, below 7, The rate of increafe to the Subalterns ofthe Militia is the fame a, to the Subalterns of the line, except that there is no additional allowance to Lieutenants of more than 7 years fervice. The increafe of the Penfions to Officer.' Widows is as follows s Lieutenant-Colonel from 301. to 601 Major, from 401. to sot Captain and Paymafter, from 361. to 401. Lieutenant and Surgeon, from 261. to Sol. Second Lieutenant, Comet and Enllgn, Quarter Matter, At ln. tent, Affiftant Surgeon, and Veterinary Surgeon, from aol to 261 Chaplain, Deputy Purveyor, and Holo4l Maw, from i6l. to 20L Phyfician and Purveyor, from 301. to eol. Commiffarica at scs. per day, from 301. to 401. Commigaries at 231. per day, from 261. to sot Commitaries at tot. per day, from 2cl. to 261. It has been determined, that all the Volunteer Corps are to be allowed cloathing at the time rate as formerly, for three years, and not for one, as ori. ginally (toted by Mr. WINDHAM, in the Houfe of Commons. This morning, at five o'clock, a detachment of between 3 and 400 men froti.the IR Regiment of Foot Guards fat off to join the body that is going on the expedition up the Streights. The Light Brigade, confining of the la battalions of the 43t1 and gad Regiments, have received orders to bold themfelves in readinefs for immediate embar kation : their dellination is furpolad to be Sicily, to aft under their late Commander, Sir JOHN Moots, who brought them to their prefent high Aate of dif. cipline. A ferjeant of the Lana:lca:ire Militia loft his life on Thur fday, at Canter bury, by drinking water, when he was hot. The Commillioners of Military Inquiry are at pre fent, we underfla nd,engaged with the Medical Depart ment of the Army ; they begin with the General Hofpitals, the immediate department of the Sur geon General; and they commence enquiry frinn the year 1794, when the Brit& army was on the Conti nent. Three of the Commiffloners for Anditing the Public Accounts, under the new Bill, are underilood to be Mr. Serjeant Paato, as Chairman; Mr. AN STLY, late Chairman of the Board of American CommifGoners; and Mt. 'NAIL, Infpcelor General of the old Board of Auditor*. On Tuefday fall, the Court of SelTinn in Scotland, unanimunfly decided the caufe, concerning the Duke of Rox BURG H's unentailed freehold property. in fa vour of his Grace's two fillers, Lady Essix, and Lady MARY KIR. A Court of Common Council was held on Friday at Guildhall, at which the Lord Mayor, feveral of the Aldermen, and a great number of Commoners were prefent. THOMAS Bistr, Efq. Sheriff Elea. petitioned to be difeharged from the office of Sheriff; he having paid into the Chamber the (urn of 6001. and so marks ; the Court agteed to difcharge Mr. Bisa agreeable to his petition ; and the Lord Mayor ordered precepts to be iffued for a Common Hall to be held this clay for the eleCtion of another in his room. A motion was made to mule the feaeral Gentle men in the Lill of Nomination for Sheriff•on their paying the ancient fine of vol. and so marks, which was negatived by a great Majority. Mifs ASTON, we are lorry to learn, furvived her unfortunate fitters, who were drowned at Putney, but a very few days. She fell the viaim of tentr and of regret. An occurrence has taken place at Verdun which does too much honour to the perfon concerned in it, not to find a place in our paper : " Mr. Barker, a Lieutenant in the Englifh Navy, at:d prifoner at Verdun, lodged in apartments over looking the Mettle, whcre he had been for fume time ill of a tertian ague. NVltile he was fufferinp urder violent fit a few days ago, he perceived a child of eight or ten years old, wh ,, , cart led by the current from the bathing place to the deep part of the river, was on the point of being drowned. Mr. Barker, forgetting his own critical flotation, milted out, jumped into the river with his clothes on, and was lucky enough to Pave the child, and retort him to his parents. After this slating incident, the difo-- der of the dranger increafed , bu s the drength of his y bc oo lic th r ezi w b a le s ti F h l i e m a to L n i v eu er t e c o na in n e t it t .: cen (m lir r tnt u io e n rk a e n e lh w i e s Captain Wright•) ICIUTICAL INT EL L PLYMOUTH, Juts , z.-- . .. Arrived the • Artterican • (hip Fame, J. ksysozois matter, from Providence ( Rhode Hand) bound to Rotterdam, laden will fugar, &c. detained by the VIRAGO gun brig; the .Portugurfe brig Arrogant, Rarmown Ds S zw. • mailer, from Oporto, hound to Amflerdam, with cotton wool, &c. detained by the &trey privateer. Came down out of harbour and anchored . in the Sound, his Majelly's (hips LAVINIA, of 4o guns, and Samrsoa, of 64 guns, the litter of sshich his nn shored in Cawland Bay. Arrived his Majeft)'s fhip thaw's, of 38 guns, from the Eall ward ; the Danith brig Alvoen, Purity. H. BR UTN mailer, from Melte for Bremen, with currants, sift,, &c detained by the Hero privateer ; the American (hip Phcenix, ASHaY WIGHT matter, from Bourdeaux to New York, with brandy, wine, &c. detainei by his Ma. jelly's (hip la Loran ; the American brig For, Jas. DRUMMOND matter, from Alicant for a market, laden with barilla.and wine, detained by the Betfey priva teer ; the Davi& brig ViOantia, J. F. STUDA matter, from Barcelona, with wines for this port ; the Por- tuguefe palacre Airoza, MANUFL DR Souza MUR• CHADO mailer, from Nantz for Litton, with wheat, detained by the COLYOTS brig and FRISK cutter ; the Spanith logger St. Antonio, from St. Seballian's, with rofin, and the Spani(h lugger El Dclongen, from Bilboa, with bale goody, both captured by the HAUGHTY gust brig; his Majelly's ilsi DONFG•L, of 74 guns, from Portfmouth, sod the FRISS cutter from a cruize. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 13—Arrived the Usercoaafri. gate, from Plymouth.—Sailed the Fear bomb, with a convoy for the Downs. Dropt down to St. Helen's his Majelly's fhip GA/41:311. of 74 guns. Wind W.S W. DOTER, JULY 12.—Patred by this day the Danith Ealt India (hip Princefs Louila A ugulta, from China, bound to Copenhagen; her late Captain, Rusasatac, died only a few days ago—he had been ill for k time. No news by this Chip. JULY 13.—Sailed this morning the hoy Venus, Captain UND c, of and for Stralfund, in ballaft. Arrived the brig Edward, of this port, Capt. Coins., from Norway, with a cargo of timber.—Wind S.W. and blows freth. DIAL, JULY lA.—Arrived theCLYDI frigate, Com modore °weer, from a cruize off Boulogne, and brought over Mr. Bast tecn, the Meffenger, who was immediately landed, and proceeded for London.— Arrived the ZEBRA and Davasrar lON bombs from Portfmottth ; Marsoa bomb. Film and Tease tsar gun brigs, from a ci uize off Boulogne ; the Sir Ste phen Lulhington Eaft India kip, from the River. JULY 13.—Lalt night, about twelve o'clock, the Porrugueie brig Fama, Maayst. Vicewv a Roz• mailer, from and of Oporto, bound to Peterkurgli, with a cargo of wine, fugar, and cork, got on (bore on the Goodwin Sands ; the people all quitted her, and landed here about fix o'clock this morning: the Vella was got off again by the exertions of the Deal boatmen, and proceeded for Ramfgate Pier. Ar rived the Danifh (hip Mercurius. Gasatat To r Homiest, matter, from the Ifland of St. Thomas, bound to Amilerdann, with a cargo of rum, fugar, and coffee, detained by the EilkTloll gun brig, Lieut. Roaster Female commander; alto the Eugt nea South Sea whaler, and proceeded for the River; the Pomone frigate horn Lilbon, with two veils tinder her convoy ; Defperate gun brig from a cruize off Boulogne ; Jackall gun brig from off Offend, and the Chatham lighter, No. 1, from Chatham. and failed again for Chatham. Sailed the Profpero bomb for Sheernels, and took up the crews of the Prelims veils detained at Dover.—fn the Downs, the Edgar, Trull'', Regulus, Clyde, Pomone, Venal, Valorous, Kite, Trornpeufe, Devallation, Meteor, Zebra, Ex- Vefurius, Defperate, Jackall, Bahia, Brui zer, Piercer, Firm, Turbulent, Arrow fcbooner, air. mony tranfport, and Sir Stephen Lufhington East- India (hip for India, with the Glatton man of war. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Glitton Fad Indliman wilt be paid for the Copenhagen on Wednefdays and Fridays, from ten to two, at No. 36, Broad-preen Buildings. Recalls at No, , Cecil-Ereet. The Bellerophon will be paid on board en her arrival, fork Dr. eouverte, k Clurigide, h burteillante, la Vertu, and la Cerf, cap• turtd between Nuv.23 and Dec. 4, iZo3, and the Elephant, for the Paid Otitis, on the tutb init. at No at, Cecil area. The Tartar, for the elpture of the above kips, will be paid on Wednefday neat, at No. I;, Clement's Inn. The Melyomene, for l'ettigufte, taken June 17, sass, will by paid at No. s t, Cecil Itrect for three years. The Vidor', Knit, Renown, Belleille, Trlumr h, rnd Stately, for the Thug and Madonna del Rofario, will be pad GO the act► inftant, at No. 23, Norfolk-Brat, Strand. The Cleopatra, Minto, and the Fame, Johnfon, from Africa to the Havaunah, are captured and carried into J.,m.oca, and coo. chmned. _ _ _ _ The Endeavour. Bally, from Lirerro,l for Africa, waa all well too the 22d of May, Madeira E. N. k. 12 kagues. The Brothers. Dann, from Jamaica for Logsdon, has pot lotto Virginia In diftrefs, and mutt unload to repair. Thc Nancy, I loess, from Savannah for Liverpool. has put into Virginia, in (Mira's. On Saturday we briefly reenri• , ned the effeds ash, violent thunder form on Friday morning, in the me. tropoliv and its vicinity. In other quarters more me lAncholy accidents have occured ; we have received the following letters upon this fubjel : The Egham coach was paffing by at the time the powder mills were blown up on liounflow Heath, the morning of the thuoder•ltorm, and exaaly oppo• Fite; the boards, timber, and other materials, were blown a conliderable way over it. The buries were fo terrified, they feemed quite mntinilefs, and fix of the outride paffengers fell from the top ; bet no per. lin was hurt, except one w(man, who fell agar& the hincfwheel, and cut her face, but nut fo as to prevent her purloins her journey. STANTewit., JULT t5...-On Friday, thy i ttli Inflant, at Agit o'cicck. A. M. a violent form of rain came on at iii;. place. from the S. W. acCOMplinted with thunder um! liglimirg, and condiment to rage with unabated violence for the Ipacc of i MI,/ hours in the neighbourhood of this plate. On the north cat fide ut iiarrow Wcaid Common. a thatched hovel where perions of both fele. to the numb. r of thirteen. had taken thcittr from the dorm, was o t on fire by a fl.i.h t I ii,,bt nibs. by which a woman, hwire a child at the ant it. oat billed, w tr.:T.:J. and a laity wan to mock nt ..—Ve ficniay, in tht afternmm. want %pctitne t d ' Zerchitalswitht.eyili'kuta7all":,l7l.cautirofinYioe lit. v.ithttiit liont-• of recent r y a DXAL, Jut.? Is. at dd. place • moll tremenitoun thtualer norm, wit': h-il slid rain ; th- lialitnit g was very vivid and quick; Hitt...ea the mairtop.gara lam-matt el his !Mikity'. bomb I.rufperu, advert d to meet, the topiraft, rid damaard the tuainmail ; a ma. i .e wan kill.d.name4 jJofeph Per kin r,and kernel other of the Kook were hatched down, taut arc r, coverall vitt:out any. tricry. The brig William, ol*Low. don. for Jamaica. in her pair , ge from the IL^ 1.. Gar Pornmostb, was (et on fire. The crew tuoh to the bo+t and efe4c.t, but add" out bciog able to Cava a Scala itttoAe. Aamil ;~ ki I cutter anfri. • i. with elen's S w. SAM& MUG. fume - ens's, . • Waft. )URT, s. W. COM. and • o was from • • • . 4 Lally S r . the * te. • itoZ• Urgli,' (Imre her, : the Deal Ar. • To- )mas, ugar, • brig, Eugt- Aver ; refFels :ruize I, and and • bomb dgar, mous, Ez- ' Erni- FLIC- East- war. gee on 1-fltect Ical. rf, cap. nt, for Mon sm be Stately, le ;Ws • Ica to ,t 1 con. 11 wed it lour mil. • °Ethos le me-