Star. — London, England, 1803-04-15 00:00:00

KLOPSTOCK'S GitArE. Shell eke. the Sceptic with hi. cheerlefs lour Still o' r the Mind the Cloud. of Error pour ? Still the cold Atheilt with his narrow plan To this frail Being limit all our Span ? Oh! if there be, who, to themfilves unkind, Deny the Immortallty of Mind—. • Who, meanly think, that Goa like Man was made, To bloom a moment, and for ever fade Hence be all fuck!—nor fully with their flame, This Marble (acted to my Ktorsroce's Name ; That Name. which when the Stone is funk to Dutt, Shall Rill be dear to all the wife and Jolt; Repeated Rill, to the remoteft time, Shall enure the Heart to energy fublime— Ages unborn with love of Truth infpire, And wake in kindred Souls the ►indred are. Here Sall the foot of Virtue only tread— No Rep profane thiturb the hemmed Dead. Here, where in Earth's cool Lap, as once he pray'd, « With thole who Beep its Goes, his Bosses are laid ." Where but the elay.froited cov'ring mould'ring lies, While the glad Soul regains her native Skies : Let not too far the voice of Grief prefume, Nor 'plaints too loud difgrace a Challis's's Tomb: His Prlends, with Dint tears his Grave around, " With Palms and Laurels plant the holy Ground ; " That his Frame purified. in Light array'd, " May once eau amid their Column Shade." }tither, WU oft rot,pious footfteps bend, To hold (sweet converfe with my parted friend. And Oh! by cruel ddappointment croft, By grief &furred, or Rormy palfion toft, Should I (for human Refolutions fail, And I, alas! the fmileft of the frail) Se e'er in danger to forfake the Road Which lends alone to Virtue and to Goa— Then be my guardian Angel ever nigh To point the Urn where thy bleft Atha lie ; That fight tall each unworthy thought eoutroul. And wake each flumb'ring Virtue in my Soul—. Call forth each power, and, bidding Doubt to coifs, Infpin bright Vifions of eternal Peace ! ■awutanL IMAMS Alms Wassdrahma, March ss, shy Yefterday the remains of the Dowager Lady W. W. WYlllli, were carried away to be interred In the family vault at Winftay. We leant from Irvine. that on the arrival of the news of the marriage of Lord MiIIITGOMIRT to his couGn, Lady MIA: MONTGOIIIitY, daughter of the late Earl of Easel-owl a, whereby the tin ancient elites of that noble family are again utt. ed, the bells were fet a ringing. and the Magiftrates. Councillors. and Gentlemen of the town, ambled iu the King's Arms Tavern, where they drank health and profperity to the young couple. and to the other branches of the family, and (pent a cheer ful and a happy evening. On Tuefday morning a young topple left the neighbourhood 6f Worcefler for Scotland. on a snatnmonial escorfion. The Gentleman is a Mr. E. of the Artillery, and the young Lady the daugh ter of a Gentleman reeding in that City. Yeßerday morning about ten o'clock, His Ma. yarmattendedby Generals M aaaaa sand Gomm a and other attendants. rode to the right of Afcot Heath. On the arrival of His MAISSTY• the Earl of Sarintericor gave directions for the Royal Deer to be turned out of the cart for the day's di verlion, and in the courfe of the run tome very excellent (port was afforded, which continued for feveral hours. Her Mayne, and the Princefs Maar, attended by Ladies Heacooar and Came rae, took an airing to Frogmore. Her Mayssry walked in the gardens ; the Princefs MART not having recovered fufficient flrength to take Poch ftrong eremite, a (mall chaife was provided for her Royal Highnefs. in which fire was taken round the pleafure grounds for a confiderable time. The Princcffes AUGUSTA and Exixasara, attended by the hfarchitmefs of BATH and daughter, took an airing in a fociable by Winkfield Plain. and Corn. berLusd Lodge, and returned home through Old Windfor. The Princeffes Sorsa* and Aussie. attended by Sir Wu. Pier, took an air ing on horfe. back in Vv todfor tireat Park. Mr. Ks mime performed the part of lefackth at Bath, on Monday. to a numerous audience, with univerfal applaufe. COWIN'S' GAILDIII THIATS.II.—Lag night Mr. Coca ea's fprightly and popular Comedy of 7.46 Bull was repeated before a brilliant and overflow. ing audience. Before the curtain drew up, they were informed by Mr. %yawn' that Mr. Coosa was prevented. by inofshofiiion, from appearing before them ; and an apology was offered by him in behalf of Mr. MURRAY, who, at a very (bore notice, bad undertaken to perform his charafter. —Circumßances of this kind are generally un. pleafant, as it molt commonly happens that Cubit i totes, whom neceffity thus brings forward, fall far fltort of the original performers. In the prefect inftance, however, the change was of a very diffe rent and contrary nature. Whatever degrees of ex cellence we may be ready to allow Mr. Coosa to pada; as a general A flor, we are obliged to fay that it cues of tendernef. and pathos are not thole in which he appears to thegreateß advantage. Where the finer affedlions and feelings of the heart are to be pourtrayed, it is with little fucccfs that he at tempts to awaken our fenfibility, or command our fympathy. On this 'account we never could con. tider his Percgrase Rochdak as the happielt of his efforts; and we conies that it was not without con tolerable pleafure that we heard Mr. bluaaay, an actor at all times highly retpeetable, but in this de 1 1 partmcnt of the drama certainly unrivalled, an• flounced for the part. He imparted an interen to the charaffer to which we were before entire drat gers; and delivered the fcntiments in the moll ten. I der. animated, and impreffive manner. The warm knits of applaufe which he repeatedly drew from iiii auditor,, are the cleareß tells of the impreffion he made upon their hearts. Without meaning anv tlitlefpea to Mr. Cooli e we hope the public will !..: further gratitioil br brie Mvaaal a ennifite 0.1 Y.:.i.,Cer NAtIfICAL INTELLIGONCE. TORRAY, APRIL 13.—J4ft this infant (3P.M.) trrivcd here frol.: Cawfand•bay, bisMajeity's !hip NRPTUNE, Capt. DRIWRY, (Admiral Castrato.). It is confidently affcrted, that feveral more are hourly expeeted, and that 4. fail of the line will immediately be made up here : every thing at pie. fent feems to bear the appearance of a war again. The Peggy, Capt. WHSTJ, fill remains.—Wind E. S. E. and moderate. She is loaded, and will fail for London the firft fair wind. Pi.rmoorn, Aran. s 3 morning arrived off the Sound, the Demerara, of Lancafter, Cap tain PITIR Eacas, from Demerara, bound to Rotterdam, laden with fugar and coffee. The following patrengers landed from her this after. noon : Mrs. Joe ss. Mrs. Janes, Mifs GlasoK, Mr. HINDR ; Mr. TAYLOR, Mr. WATIRION g and Mr. P : the fhip is beating up Channel.—Paffed by to the eaftward, the (hip Salus, from Jamaica, for London. with fugar.—Tbe Demerara Packet, and the Collings, two Dutch (hips, failed from Demerara, at the time the Demerara of Lance fter left it, but parted company foon after : the place is Paid to be extremely unhealthy, and that the Dutch foldiers die at the rate of so a day, owing in Tome meafure to the want of being properly fed. Came in the Mary, of North Yarmouth, Captain Smolt Fisk, from Leghorn, bound to London, laden with oil and other goods; the THUM:liana, of 74 guns, Captain BRIPTORD ; and the Aeneas., of 64. Captain Waurstoar, both from Sheernefs ; the BO4PICIA, of 38 guns, Capt. MAITLAND, from kcntize ; the Ramon, Busy, Renown, HINDI, and EAGLR cutters, from a cruize, with impreffed men : the latter is under quarantine, having im preffed two men out of the Cultivator, of this port, from Malaga, which veffel is arrived off the Sound. The Cou RAG I VI, of 74 guns, which was Rated to have failed for Torbay, is yet in Cawfand Bay : it was the ALBION. of 74 guns, Captain neaten, that failed for Torbay, with the NIPTUN R.—The Integrity, Captain Maxi, which was above on St. Nicholas's Bland, is got off without much da xnage.—The Das as a, of IS guns, and the Hoa rse, of s 8 guns, which failed yellerday, are re turned again to the Sound. Cawfand Bay and Plymouth look as gay as in the height of war ; there being in the former nine men of war, and in the latter two men of war, and fix Eaft Indiamen. Came in from Caudal', the Bt./aces, 36 guns, Captain Moans. Accounts received from France at Guerufey, Rate, that the men preffed for the fleet, are feat guarded from the interior to man the (hips fitting for fea in the out ports. While the fix Fait Indiamen were lying to off the Edyftooe, the cruisers boats in the Chan nel, manned and armed, boarded them all, and made a fair [weep of nearly 300 prime feamen for the fervice of the fleet ; the crews of the Indiamen, till boarded, bad not the muff: diftant idea of an approaching rupture with France. If the India men Mould want feamen to navigate them to the liver Thames, the men of the (hips in ordinary in the Tamer and Hamoase, will, as ufual, be drafted for that purpofc.—Ships now in dock under repair are as follow : In the Double Dock the Western's. of the 74. guns, TIaRIRLI, 74; in the South Dock, FiSGetro, 48 ; in the Middle Single Dock, the lot- MEIJI ' 84. They are all to have a thorough repair. The whole of the repairing docks arc quite full in this dock yard. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 14.—Anived frigate from Weymouth. SH SSSSSSS S APRIL 4,--Arrived his Majelty's fhip I'AFRICAINS,CIipt.MAINST.ThC LAIR Coop, Capt. Towaa. is taken into Dock here. Dovaa, Aram s3.—The Altive, Capt. Coe s vs, arrived here laR tide, with three pafengers and baggage ; alto the Renomme, Capt. &moor, with tan paffengers, baggage, and base merchan. dife.—Sailed for Boulogne, the Auckland, Capt. HAMMOND, with Mr. Wics, King's Meffenger, with difpatcbes, Paid to be the okisiooso ; alfo the Duchefs a York, Capt. WATSON, with t 2 pallets gers and baggage for Calais. Two vcfrels are in fight from Calais. but cannot be here time enough to learn any news before poll time. Ga a a mix a. Arias t a.—Friday lea. the insprefs commenced at this port ; and Come appearance of refillance or rather revenge was manifeded.--The Governor Carleton, Dungy, from Virginia, ar rived in 34 days. The Mary Ann, ANDSRSON, of this Port, left Virginia for Lifbon t 4 days before the Governor Carleton. but having fprung a leak, was obliged to put back to be repaired. Captain UDR sir left at Virginia betides the Mary Ann, the Mary, BR U C I. loaded for Leglborn t and Dunrobin Cale, M•Beitia, loaded for Leith, both of this port, and to fail in a few days. Arrive:AL—TM Argo. Sdf is the Elbe. frail brow; Atlas- Hi. Minim. at Sawoosh. how St. Vincent's; the ihiPjegke Snag. at New York from bean, alter • *rep et 34 daps; thie Nat" Yeresket, from Melba at Deihl ; the Hopoirti. Perkoeraoca. Whitt; aid Twoortir. Mita wastage re Caaapbskos Lock.the kb loft tram hoses far ; Dial.. Aram td.--Newak a tiro Dorms his ble a ltf's at per ask—Came dews sod fa ltd the grilse, phrp,t Quebec ; and Regulator, trt_Nasa..—Whog N. laayssiss. Apia by tbe &Ward. Wilke% he. Malaga g Joke Drienciwas, Good. from St. Withsera • Jobe, Cow*. now tilbrakar ; Arm "Album 1, he. Ham: berth ; Sofa Oak, Ldth kalifs*, how Rec ta dui.Sariad Ike Hope. *tains, fir • Lord Aa r Dillon. for miff& ; filbentit. br keerimnit; , eik! !*.i.Seth Forbes. for .. • I.IVERPOOL, APRIL 11,-Ciptaio TAYLOR. Of the Columbia, arrived at Falmouth from New York, (puke the brig Margery and Mary, Crofbie, from ittnce for St. Vincent's, in la. as. out 21 days. The Hamilton, Hoi.stss, from Barb:Woes for this port, is put into St. Vincent's in dillrefs, and condemned there. Captain Currs, of the Rothlind, on the 28th Feb. in lat. 30. 4+ N. long. 55. 30. W. (poke a Ihip from this port, bound to Charlefton, under Danifh colours, belonging to Bremen. After leaving this port, by !trek of weather, the put into Dublin, which place the failed lalt from. Arrived—The Plover, Brown, from Africa and Havannah ; Laurel, Baldwin, from Africa and Barbadoes, at Trinidsd, and fold there • Elliott, Livingiton, front Africa, Barb a does, &c. at Havannah Waikington, Noycs, from better, at New York ; Boyne, Stafford, and Sally, Webber, from hence, at Charlefton; Elizabeth, Garner, from hence at Amfterdam ; Prinerfa Royal, Owens, and the Inds Miner, Nicholls, from London for this port, at Falmouth ; James Redmayne, from hence at Jamaica • Aid, Brown, from hence at Dominica ; Lucy, Wilton, from hence at Barbadoes ; General Abercromby, Boa7h, from Africa at Trinidad, and failed for St.Croir ; Hamilton, Syers, from hams at Cork, and would fail for Dominica early in this month ; Nixon, Shaw, from Savannah at Helvort ; Cub- vine, —,and David and George, Abel. from hence, at New York; Recovery, Wadfwot tia, from hence at Bofton, and Nimble, —, from hence at Oporto. At Port-Glalgow, no Saturday, the Ma y, sfitomfoa, from 'Trinidad, after a wisp of I day,. ARRTVED At Hoylake, the James, Hadley, from Zant. At Clyde Enterprise, Cameron, from Charliton. Off Seaford, Thoinis, Elwick, and Endeavour, Goodwin, from Lifison. At Leith, Margaret, White, from St. Locar'n Arrivals at Gibraltar, from the t nth to the 13th of March The Foglia brig Providence, M. Valpea, r 6 days from Guernfey, with porter for Gibraltar. The Englith brig AVil limn, Samuel David, 28 day. from Naples, with brandy for Guernfey. The F.ngliti brig Charkfton, J. liarridge, 59 days from Trapani, with falt for Trinity. The Englith brig Union, R. Atli, 19 days from Trapani, with falt for Trinity. The Englith brig Trial, B. Q u inton, ao days from Leghorn, with merchandise for Dublin. The Englith brig Fanny, J. Martin. 61 days from Venice, with wool for Hull. The French brig la Prudente, B. Bernie, as days from Marfeilles, with ballatt for Mogadore. The French brig l'Anumaide, Jean Caftan, t 6 days from Mahon, with ballaft for Sale. The Englith brig Sally, N. Lavertulh, 19 days from lvieflins, with fruit ior Ham. burgh. The Englith brig &trey. WM. MOW. 43 days from Ferraro, with currants and fpungea for London. The Inglith brig Flora. Alexander Evans, 61 days from Smyrna. with wool, cotton, carpets, &c. fur London. The Dan th brig Elbe, M. F. Scheer, t 9 days from Cagliari, with fait for Aitona. The Dan& brig Amilfa, H. J. Lampkm, as days from Cate, with wine and brandy, for Lubeck. The Duluth brig Anna Catha. tins, N. H. &Wiz, 46 days from Mama, with fruit for Haenfriargh. The brig Nelfen, To. Farktnfon, so days few Melina, with bamilla and brandy for Bella& Mr. ASTLITT was yeQerday again examined, in regard to the late unpleafant difcovery of his em bezzlement of the fecorities at the Bank. Many of the particulars unfolded in the courfe of the examination are fuch as we cannot, in delicacy, allow owl - elves to be the firfl to urge upon pnpulai notice, or to make the fubjeds of public talk.— He hadhecaleted in the working of lead mints, of which the expellee is almolt Away! Unmade be fore the returns can begin, and which, after every expence, often ends in nothing. The unfortunate man now smears to k amazed in his mind ; and there are feveral eircumllances of thole of his tranfadions of embezzlement which have been dig - covered, from which no fair inference can be drawn, but that the author of them mull have aged under at leaß a temporry alienation of rea fon. The emoluments of Mr. STLITeI- high and confidential employment in t he Bank, are Paid to have been, in aU, not lefs than sanol. a-year. Yellerday, Mr. lIRAVISIDS, the furgeon , dreffed the wound of Captain MACNAMARA, at BLARei Hotel. The Captain it recnvering t be is HI in cultody of tome of the Police-oScers. As loon as Mr. lisavisioa had left his patient for the day, Townfend, one of the Bow-flreet Officers, read to him (Mr. H.) a warrant from Sir RICHARD Foci), and melted him as a principal in the mur• der of Colonel MONTGOMIRT. Such is the lan• gunge of -he law, which regards every one who is prefent as a principal in a duel. if previoufly privy to it. Mr. Heavisios attended on the field as Captain MACH A Surgeon.—He was con veyed to Bow-Rivet, where he underwent a private examination before Sir RICHARD Foao.—Several perfons who were fpedators of the duel were alfo examined privately, and bound over to appear.— After the examination, Mr. HIAVISIDI was fully committed to Newgate for trial, 'landing charged with aiding and affißing in the murder of Colonel Mostroostaze. He went to Newgate in his own carriage, in the care of Townfend, accompanied by Mr. Holloway, his Solicitor. The feconds have not yet been heard of. The trial will take place at the Old Bailey Salons, and the parties will be indilled for murder, notwithßanding the verdift of the Coroner's Jury. PAR 'sum FASHIONS.The reign . of Longchamp is paled; fplendid carriages are lets nemerous there than in former years, and the dref.-s lets fu- pert). Straw hats, white robes, with long full waills, and buttoned on the back. trimmed with endive ; coloured handkerchiefs, with tht corners hanging upon the boloin ; ruffs. with a double or triple row full round the neck, griped ribbons, fuch is the drift you meet at every Rep. The ilraw hats, independent of their &ape and cut, are of twenty different kinds. The molt remark- able are thole with fllk tiffue. Hitherto the leaf was narruw, and nearly equal all round ; now the leaf is, on the contrary, broad,- except upon the neck, turned up, and trimmed with a broad ribbon, thickly plaited, of lilac, role; of white. The fallsion of griped ribbons Is commencing. They ufed to be called the Scotch ribbons—they are nuw called ribbons a/a Pawls. The enviers ufed in drefs are thole of the ken% fuch as hya• chub, jonquil, lilac. We have noticed no fancy flowers except swam. The number of turbans di• sninitbes. We Qbferve among the new head.dreffes white crape bonnets partook with dailies in Patin , the center of which is mother of pearl. A t bandeau hi plates of mothea of pearl. and wreaths of pearl, cosillitute a part of thefe head-dr/lies.— Dark green taffeta, role, jonquil, or white, is tut into endive to trim the edge of the hat s.— We al& fee trimmings of rote leaves, with wreaths of 'illy of the valley. Square (bawls are no longer "MIAs, the long &awls, worn pendant from the neck, are again in favour- CORN MARKET. MARE./ XVI. APRIL 1;. There have been no arrivals of cinifegnerice, es• eept Oats, fence Monday, yet the trade is doll. and we think Wheat (of any other titiality than the finefl White EGO full 15. cheaper.-Oats go of at a trifling variati in-Beans and Peas cur:. tiuue Mildh as on Monday-Barley is no cheaper -Malt unvaried-We do not make any particular alteration in the Grafs Seed tradc, it is drawing fait to a dole for this leafon-may be expeeed lcrver. Englifh Wheat, per qr. ps. 535. Fine 376 59s Fine Dantzic Wheat, gos. 565. Rye, 345. 365. Barley, 225. 245. (Very Fine) 255. Malt, 425. 465. Oats, 1 SS. 205. 215. Horfe Beans, New, 3os. 325. Old 34s 36t Tick Beans, New, 255. 275. Old 32s 336 Hug Peale, 286. 3os. Boilers, 405. 446. Carrawaq Seed, 365. to 415. per ewe. Coriander, 285. to 3os per cwt. Red Clover, 7os. 855. 9os. per cwt. White ditto, 9os. I tos. t t 65. per cwt. Trefoil, 202 aBi 4os. per cwt Canary, 725. to 746. per qr. Rape Seed, 341. to 361.. per laic. Flour, 451.483. per fACk.. INSPICTORS RETURN PION CIIIIRIDOII, APRIL 4. Wheat, per Load, from 131. res. to 111. res. Barley, per Quarter, from 11. 3s. to 11. 6s. Oats, per furter, from /I. 33. to tl. ^3. Beans, per uarter, from tl. I Is. to 11. t 6s. Peale, per (barter, from 11. 183. to al. as: Yeflerday the l'urfers of the Honourable Eaft India Company's (hips the Royal Charlotte, Cap. tain ROaaRT PATTPILION ; the David Scott, Cap tain C gowns; Ceres, Captain WILLfAM DUNSFORD ; the Arniflon, Captain CAM►RatL Ma• JORIPANIS ; from China : and the Bengal, from Bengal, arrived at the India Houfe with their difpatehes. The Spencer and Reif:lotion whalers failed with the fleet from the Wend of St. Helena. The Ceres experienced Very fevere weather off the Cape of Good Hope ; the had all her top malls carried away, and the whole of her live flock wetted overboard. All her bread was damaged; and the map made twelve intims water per hour. The &all at theManfion.houfe on Monday proved chat an entertainment of that kind may be really too much crowdeda circtimflance shoot which the givers of balls and routs hive long had very ei. rious doubts. GuILDHALL,WISTIEIesrsa.---Yeßerday a Bur. Zefs's Court was held at the above place, at which' Mr. JuQice Faocosrr and two BurAeifes prefided.. Nothing but the ufual hufineft ri - receiving pre, fentments from the old Annoyance furies, (wav ing in the feveral new. Juries, and the enrolment ola number of Conliables was done. The Court, adjourned to this diy. Lag night a fire broke out in Eatt &lutist d. The glafi houfe of Mr. SMITH was entirely ded ilroyed, together With feveral adjoining hoofes. • On Tuefday morning lag, shoot one o'clock, a , moR ala'nn?ng Ere took plate iathe Ruble of MelE W: and T. Murton, 'at Bedgin, which in a atorr time confunted the gable, three barns, and alod adjoining, ten pig s , five Itorfes, hufloandry, tt and a large quantity of torn unthrefited. Not sal" of the buildings, and only part of the Rock, filt rated. This ire was oecafiOnad by the waggonat and boy having premeditated a pkan n o rob that corn barn of co ; they heft to prevent &homey by , the family, mulled up the lanthorn Walls a hods.' cloth. and laid down to deep, bat were awesome by the (torching of the lames. As Gonave titer eircumitance was fully undetflond. the Agent for the Kent Fire Office took the mau into cuillodyy a'n.l he etas, by order of the neighbouring jai al fent on board the fleet. RICOTIRT or Los? Votca.—Tbe cafe here de: fcribed &Cenci to be recorded, not only as a %at ter of curiofity, but is it may be inffotractral tq the relief of others, who labour under tliinfhthity experienced by the patent in the followingrelatinat —ln the beginning of December. Sat.Laas,a fcholar in the girlt charity-fthnor in Sheffield, aged if years, loff her voice, fo that Ike was unable to exprert herfdf on any occation otherwife than by a whifper. She, however, en joyed eery good health. and went through feeerat ; employments in the Ichool, inch as knitting, few.ing. (pinning at the high and low wheel. Ike. with lout any inds4eare. Read audibly the could not ; and her infirmity, without intermiflion, refilled all lvfedical alEfiance till in the evening of the Loth of March. 1803, the, hearing feverat of her reboot !fellows tinging a hymn, in which file wiated to join, went up to one SAltall Mites*. and whilperingly begged that the would thout down her throat. Meese was' at &ft flocked at the propofal, and refuted to comply with her requeß ; but at length, thimigh her repeated ff•licitations. the contented, and !hooted down her throat with all her Might; upon which Sixtus. to the alto nilbment of the whole fchool,irametilately regained , her voice, and wept and fubg as if the had been I almoß in a Rate of derangement ; and has conti nued in porafion of her route ever flute. Accor. ding to her account, her fir* fenfatton upon the loft of her voice was as if the had a lump in her throat. and the can affign no other reafon for her requett to Mtut sit, than that the /bought her com pliance would relieve ker. EIVVVISH STAY( LOYYIIItY.-0.-FOUATH N am: 6, a Prize 30,0001.—N0. 33,621,a Prise of t0,0001.-...N0f. 19,786, 19,973, Prizes of tool. —and Nos. 10,87 y, 16,087, 31,404, and 32.375. Prises of col. each. Pereira DAY of Daawewo.—The Ticket No• 18,c16. drawn yetterday. a Time of Twenty I Thoufand Pounds. was fold at geffrs. Kazuo, Boast, and Co.'s Office. Royal Exchange. in One Half, One gcarter, Qne Eighth, add TwS Sixteenth Shares ; where No. '8,413. &awn on Monday lad a Prize irtf Ten rhouf.rod. ?binds. 'o-41likocift fdd in Shares