Star. — London, England, 1810-10-26 00:00:00

Silt-. 1 feel milcis;4o.4l - 4)riamm - uaoriis , the surraidor o f 1 4 1 :41!"f 1!;(*PbOli to • ." • - honour to make to Totild7,thrildilbriAlkieilit to the Isle 'Of Aiiairiguji;•wheie tran sports from India, asidtv ginceittliddtaitsit4 Colonel Keatiqg *o3e , ttecttamer a m o r n w i l k relative to the 11:!sopketrt embarked on l oaor Boadicea mil *mitt • 2 4.4 . 44 404(4;4 I n proceeded tolni,ffie_ "ftiO'oftitEL itaittpn - Wrssl4 I had left off 01410tFrine.g• seamen employed on, shore 11 4*Itoopi ! a 4 Lieutenant Com% with the bri, gillei:Oitarinii;iiker his 4 lees. - 114e51119.9r 4rce stationed at "dielatg et.Fianci: riot allow toe to . d e t ac h any part of the Apedron,J intve : Alirectergpiass4aant Robb, Oat of igel:llc4eia, toipieietd*i4s ate dispatches in trasispOrt oT those data, ea the merits otihrs' Office i: gif j No and. r cannot 'cinuniteidatien• be 'unre!ni Alan& loianity . rfiter. se . 4 1 , 4etiiiliOtosift let : • ' 1 , thirafrtawaasGetioltstm. Pkr. , To r tlitet,ani:setirmifAronst eederin4force to enclioi' ilred4E b'f 111 th~~a Land sfie baf;':l ...steftini MaiLO 42kiiief aiipatehfa' Lienteiliriil4oria azi nt biiniiiar unitin- . ent lief ;- fie mad, Podia/ v'eifehlii ( ffi'e tiir r itif ASButli di t# cloCrettV r artt; 4 hard row er itf‘i* nio4' tal/ant - -hisinifif;: bei fire, boarded; lindldol +She is the pi‘rtedlifitle 30 men on board; Via' c;fiarged • the Isle OF Lain hippy to say, we have only 'thretinei Wtitind'ed; find .4.4 •s •- arnkett. • • PliSit. Captain ClanY light transport, joined, them Ides of ,embarked EarOpeal iu the lora WI each Ai] oom the., While the main ::(0.14 tri*,, . "0 1 e attention of thi i c i l y off St: laarie; . iiiiit two leagues to the Easti 'lid of the tov. , 4_ ou§.l, ) Doia, Captain Pym, wi his usual skill iii4 . ii4irtroffected a 1.anc4g,,tp.031 red PAIL (ronili;siilis;:elstil the ticispiembis* . e , re boaid orber,.. - at A left' p ot:el: 11 T FAO r4:4 1 d4 Chaleupe, iii Miltinietattwietward of iliZtawini *here the enemy irtifet*repared for an al rick. The RiTisi:Cleiebout three miles to dui east of St. Deni.fi . h4filltd-fort . fltk ,Oltelacas cicliicent. The litatemg • fear frigatei4soliiii i was suppfisldthe:firifhffta . §firae• -..:y . ; iffy drily pushed f6r - the.eirgoseie, ape At" . .” bl the transports a$ t*Lattsred . ,:-. i.. , The Weather; Whi c h till now liidlsen % tarettwitAi kgan to change, thebeeiliet 'this side of, t.t 4lslag kingSteepaiiirce444 4 tiff . aige itrielgiel L ips! i difficult ocietti*li te..le494lPls4M:rte,c, '''"i 4 ' -44jkii It 444 Pr4eMikiewiatiriAltai . Willoughby, vise intarrtlek,MAiptistintl itatte ;CPA 5 P 1 4:14* -1 .4441if; Ofistol4 l 4 44~ eith a party of seuneit Insttrit . atachmeritroP4Vh eiti", a ad.7 itit.rfap : cf Or beau .IhicA:YellOwedi 1 °fleets(' a iart(4l)B*di4g, kuyite Pic sti Piiervlaz se'eral wag stivA,lvi, ile,o - .1 . (t i rjup,l l 9)Tegs viesiiiiritoikspin„ i;c 010 64 1 .,..0p5,f1f,4 4 ,4 1 . i . nortnce.to tfrr, i ih(hef . l 4 .on t > ; i 7 A . ilq transport i:4o4o 4l .* i i i l w,fclitcitprn t b 04..... -i ,, 1 runt Lloyilof thilkQatk,ftric artier to Mt afa...,. . water, but die cable parting ? she t only : f9m . sd l aij momentary cover for a flw l?eats,,antt notwi;llo!Tifig) en q extrtiribthi:s gt:4q4t*Wilfoushin's IbLai Oficers,.. awl Saimaa, itivaa-leued aeusurfatribl i stose - of the di fill' tetn'tit*JisiY torther. _4444 eta this point for the presenti4am ansiersed . ilrr4', Ihaittriti iibineis'Ott t's* - Arseis i iiitre 4iowit* * oli this occasion; the patty,. . •looreie!, maintained teir itound,'iand ' teca n pnisenite'ef 'gig. bitterya44, post , of St. Marie citifies the night. , ' ' : 4 " • • 2, ? '':' The Nagi c i en uT,,Avikh two tra n sport s , tier* new detichea . o4ppijct*%rlitai:le fandeit if;Gra.tde Noiiii:e. t itit . '4144 extras - Alone gained dthe in,. elortgeindiantis tie - Cris ,ernbarkedlii 14r. _fq Sk ininiink Otitie`Bl3l"tVikeich 'WU tiiPeOnic c !'u: finutfahle I . .4 agliedZite,9* desire of PetiteTtik , Colonel IteadhiOuicrisrocria ' to tr*,- . 2 nrim -. Fii - g r _,_e, 1 Grand Chaktip4,i4;Weteliideatheri4,lpet-g!A Er troops, giincie.:l*#;:itsijoris - h.a beSs !e7 .: ,,, it, shame of the I,phigersta x ..44 Captain Lambert th' teach activity 'Ad i.iitedO t ietinlcd the troops embark -,... .....v.-.. . 4.: -.i . • 0 , -. 1 7 .''.3 1, p I direcceciitinTiloo topted ,NlCtbe Sirius and hialitiesitit" idierh - ittkitti 4,t4 kw friE .off ii. sii: . _4;;.7iirci ti..„. ..k 1 - itit4t , iior horn J.....**44;;,4-444,,,,A4.41.41.7.4. tend into a CapitiliatioesSith:.slic eneen mad: at ' , hit' desire landed itexCluerali t 'in' company with Mr.-] Yer q u harsappohttesko•thi;Government (if dii'illail4, I (who had done tes-the honitito emiiitrk' in 'thilllcitt; dices) when weignetithbinirieted aijiis of Wtc: Well.. -.- . ',to: '. - . ..;" ::I cifilH - I had previously directed 'Ciptatin PylnYt! .1 0 111 i tb take possession; of 'the 'eisiisping it St : ?Pliei re, _ Wetting which LieutenaneNonnan. Fri the %Age of the Sirius, ciptuiestn fieneli brig /that lifil 1.41 ; 1 4 frith dispatches for the life of -France) in a - Ole ohith does that officer much credit s I . beg `'lean to transmit Captain Pyrn't report of thVilEtir• ' t ' '''''': ' For a detail of the operatione Otthe troops 'on shote; Ilhicfried to she surrendir Of Ate island, i titlea'it' lced4lo LimteinniteCtolosset Keating's tiiisittteli;: his plan of attailt WWI in iblyetincerid, and &mita( *Vile emich'sleatieti, ita tci liccislott i iPeedy tei;si-' Wien tif i 1 . entitist, itliiettlif - proisicte4iintritfitifie 4' .'' • .•- '. IL . ' . - ~, n , . • ~,.st_L' . i:e .4. ':: - . . .tl . PliwPtor 604.wati?f# 4ofit'Y'imm"':: v4t iluxi..74. - ......,.. •:,. _; ;.-... - .:.-. ~ .. , I P. & She ibtistieit , rnorttht ailtd•topter-fasterted ) - ' alki; opininn, W% fa .rreoll.forit ptacket:- - ; '.• • 'A— , ; •- • , •.. 14!sus Sitnotehlitiy, August Si, istie r < ;efts—.l have the—berioursto transmit herewitlkfoi, the information of their Loroships, a copy: of al later( feloa,Captaio Rowley; accompanying a return *Ot kit. led tod.-wortnded, , aricb quisling; in action, :witif ;nevi in of :Bourbon, on the 7th id 44 July last. I have, the honour tc4e, &c. 1 1 !ic ,1 ; • S-*,%• . CO). : c .4.1111111 : 11. > r ObtAftlieti4 '4,441t. Denlaolikadji ` , ;„4 4 , 1 1" . "!.4 e r t ", h tr*Ptinitt ..YPu- reSornof. :th 1 .icipetiorunds4, apcl : rtriskiagAtionging to the shirr, th...e.,.:lspodign, in ~ action .with-the: enemy •at •St, Maris and vicinity of. St.. Denis, Istis to ' • ,7th and ath ofJuly instant. ,- liltave the lioliiretrir , be, &c. (Signed) .cos. ROinftfit A return, of jailed, mounded. hod missing, Intoning to Alain test's ships under the orders of Josias Rowley,c oo * wilts Majesty's skip Boatitea o and lanior Officer of thf_apatr i limn off the lite of,foinca; . is Action with thetnietnpartJ . Marie, and iitinity of St. Denis,. alit of Bourbon, vs tint - ,,,, ited , stti or July, tom iViagieiengto-1 priest e of Mirk** , lifea on Au" altbdie tag*. Nereide-2 ordinary searnen dreamed. i!•" (Signed) Jo b . kovElfr. • PRIVATE' ACCOUNTS: It ''" l : ' The following itetantt- at` the disttibuiioii' of"the French navallforerrinintlia, elp to the-13th of Zhe, was. yesterslay.rucAvetifssam the Mauritius : . - 11a Harriet cartel left Port.kjapolesetATrith ISO plural& of war fir , 4..; Twenty-two prizes we lhos !ging in the harbour ;6,614 loading for France. . t•.". The Althea, heaving distiii4belisided for . France. The Charlton (a eaptudil•hulliutsen), preparing fel , a gudrd • • , shi fi f 42. The Venni and h. hiratfehe; et 44 guns each ; a grab bril l :: 14 suns; and l'Entreprenautt, el 16 guns, <IS pounded) for sea on cruises. • .-; L'Astrio, of 54 guns • reedy stir s2p out from Black River. The Engine private ;hip,3oloA4 l and 130 otos, tit led ior France in August. La gelioni end Miherre . frigates, and Victor &oh . ion the .. .l4th Ildarch shicsashicb dureepriviteers sailakineeitak 31., • • • 44 . CAltr.OF 'GOOD HOPE. At7ol33riV 7 Pr& ship franCtlte Isle of: Bourbon; we Waite made , acquainted,. NW%j surrender of .t Irond to the Britiat, on, thk,,Bth.july lase, andAt. i . •idetelernined to flilleirr up l ie ncces s f)y an ,apr t isig. Itti.recluaec the Itle"of 'Frinati . `for which' pi!rpase WV am" thil' . l 4 *- 4 44t India 44,41' zesembrild 91ier.4 1 ,tilq begivojpg ef the month of October. 1e .. A. - thnirai _Benue,: proceeds„ienntediatelyeto • I Mauritius, to join the bkockiding squadron ; he goes !in the Wises frigat4 which has kikarrived here from I'Engtaral. tvilltonvoy the detachment from this reolopy, artikhe in tfeOnidetirthe service eh= to. [ . untleitaken. is,suppometbere will be a of broken heads, frourthrlarbern strehgtt of theetre- Inft mumerout thit the 'naval foQce,q ships pill have to contend. with, Will, it not auPeruw....ba nearly equal in strength to our .own. Ile attack, however, is le.& made with 14.000 troops.betifA lailose and marines, and , the, fil'Ati#Litun'Ori*lationS • Araticcess are here enter . • 66 TheSirioi, .fairiespantled . l*Capra n P y m , was actively -empleyed — trOthe Operations, against Fort Bourbon, and tvifintit 4aTuktole venal off Port iLouii on the 23d is hourly expected. to arrive at this place wider the care e'en able yotieg.l officer, only eighteen yeas of age, of the name of KielsuP,• *llo,taa'.ituide. prisoner when the Laurel . !Wei captured by the risaitOstiere, and after an iinpri sonment.of.l7smonths, obtained his liberty, and on his return to the Cape immediately on , board the Sirius. "'The Adsnitoi,_ La, intimated his determination to sail in a fowlioys • and , .it is Und e r s tood th at h e wi li t aktlf*tbr the isrettrcbst.of Septettiber.n , . nvrELL !GNAWS. . • • • FALMOUTH, OCTOBER se. Arrived the Diana packet, in fourteen days, front Halifax: ' --- • - • . - TORBAY, OCTOBER st tase night the -storm continued with unabating fury, wind 3. W. and heavy rains ; it is now quite lulled, and veered to W. by S. and W. S. W; Wts ,Majesty's ships Koval. OAK, ARMADA And AM2- tsryir, remain in - the Bay, as does the Gassatint aod another cutter. Oosor.en 24. —This day sailed his Majesty's ship, ROYAL OAK, Lord BEAUCLERIN ARMADA, Captain MACKENZIE ; and the Atarrny4s, Captain with a fine breeze, down Channel, on a crude. PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER. O. Sailed last night the TONNA NT, 80 guns, Mans andPotertEas, 71's, all for Lisbon, to protect the ern harkation of the troops, should that unexpected metro • tare be necessary. Also sailed, this day, the Gleanes h. for. Falmouth ; the MULLET schooner, to the • egward ; and the Ptovatt sloop, with a convoy td *e Downs, from whence she will proceed to critize the North Sea.—The wind has now shifted ,to AW. moderate. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER. IL • kiilved his Majesty's ship HINDMAN, from gew Smith Wales, with Governor Btyrn on board ; and PpIIOAROVB, with convoy from the Downs. Sailed the Dotring, with convoy, for Lisbon ; and the ZZNOBIA, with several sail of transports ; NAIAD Fri. Rgain, with Sir FRAN= La'nftar's flag, for Ply m o ut h s ic 4 rENoe and DONEGAL, on a cruise; and the LA. .rou,' for Plymouth and Lisbon. • • DOVER, OCTOBER 23. Arrived in the Roads, the BLOODHOUND gun-brig, fiats art unsuccessful cruiae after the Mermaid, that wasteaptured by the Duke de Messina French lugger privateer, of 16 guns, and 80 men, and re-captured by the Btoouuou'o, on the 23d instant, off Mar dyke, after a hard chace from the North-Foreland to so close in with the French land. that it is feared, from her very bad state, and being on a lee.shore, that she was obliged to take shelter ut Calais. There is kbris onshore at the entrance of Gravelines, and two slaps on shore at the entrance of Calais Harbour, one orwhichliOki ver y much tie the Mermaid.. DEAL, ocyosEtt es. Arrived the Sr. Gana' and Foassumus men of war, from the Baltic, and sailed immediately for. Portsmouth ; the . DErritaots gun-brig, with the Mil. ford East-lnditunan and several other", under con. !VA iirPe .rortsmonth. Sailed the PAIDASGUS, with the whole Of the outward-boundrto the westward.—. AA/6a ibe Cood Agreement, Wooceror, from New tishiteiekli=iwas boarded on the • 16th instant in the Western - Ocean •by a French bet privateer; who, ~takiag ilia ; loafs and plundering his cabin, al• lowe4 hint to proceed. —Virmd N, W. SHEERNESS, OQTOBER is. Sailed this day the NIGHTINGALE sloop of war with tale convoy for Heligoland.' The next convoy will 1 bik the - 14th of. November : Sailed the . Rosattss _ .of war to the Downs.• - Arrived the VATieUARDi s of 74 guns from Yarmouth, and sailed to Long Reed). Aloothe PIIANTICI.2I2 from Yarmouth ; the Portia, • frernthe River Thames ; and the Davarrtess ileatt.pf war from the Northward.- This day the Er. rbealts ifaipaid off, and the P /GMT cutter arr i ve d i n rtliO'liirbotir, and the Votstaus brig from Chatham. Faeteratuterchant have arrived here yesterda, Egad tosderfrom the Ba . ltic, and near.2oo sail have PAPP4AbeNore for the River Thames. ,••1 --141111OUT,H, OCTOBER. - "at• i - sie tAx . tis.sus, 64 guns, sailed this morning foe ••kibd 'the DA.UNTLELS and SPECULATOR, on Trivia 'the Acura gun-brig, from a cruise I Midalastaitts In the Roads with the Itonuct sad HAWK. .#se, P.M... l Several sail are in the Ong (men of toraigne".) i• • LIVERPOOL,. OCTOBER 22. • The Li rely, ARMSTRONG, sailed from Workingtoi. the 29th ult. bound for Cork. On the 3d instant shlk: Was . boarded by a schooner of 14 guns, near Wspeff ford,. who said he was from Ildurdeaut, who dered him of . provisions and took away a boy of 111 years of age. -On . board the schooner were a m i xture , 'of En g lis h , irish, dtc. ! 30 in cumber, and not aay French. The Lively arrived ,tit Cork the 4th, and gave information to the Pore Aduiiral, who lentil verses of war iu smirch. A vessel belonging to Dula also hoarded and plundered: - the} • • ra•csAussa.7-1116dat . , The details of the, capture eritieliiia of Bourbolit I Were published this morning 6 IC/J=7.TR EST'S.. 'ORDINARY, given is the preceding columns; to stlich we have added private accounts, and a Supplemetit to the Cape Town Gazette, containing other parcicu. Ors worthy to be known. •,* ---,' -.. '.. :• - •• • The Island of Bourbon is 40 Mitaltilength, and Ski, breadth ; it lier.9o miles to the" lest Of the Isle o,France, and 370 East of Madagaieir. The milli 0 meral sandy, but in tho se p arts t h at admit 4 cultly,tion, it is uncommonly fertile. •-,..c4P55111 FLINDISS. whit ; bllk been so king detained and so cruelly treated in the Island of Bourbon, came ~ .. in the OLassei4 .she vessel that brought the lignie it_ • ~..German Papers to nlate date , arrived kat :sigh4 ,fi„.which we have given extracts....-The . .serivia the ;ate King,of Swenan at the Russian capital; is mentioned ; but, if we are to believe an article from Riga, dated the 6th instant, hi:stay was very short, k it : lr4l,,g stated that he had arrived at 'Riga, on his return from Petersburgh, and that he had sent ihl6 Sweden, an Address to the . Diet,. upbraiding them in strong terms for their choice of BtanAnorra, as grown Prince, and consigning thein - for their condUct 'to merited obloquy and contempt. _ - : Letters from Stettin, to the 4th, mention a straw sensation having been produces& there 'by the report bat ibe. Xing of PRUSSIA - had•lought the protection utAlususinza against the encroachments of Franca In: a subsequent column wehave alsogiven some ac counts of the operatiosit i4l the South' of Catalonia, ..pcinr.to the 22d ult. lilt I. I 5,~~ { i Ws Par? Alga a°l ol - re 4 104 - it any of the - 9 1 ° 6 ‘1 3 ffic!et of or ireiP •9111,111aLumorosr. ' It. rumoured, huwetz ja. the „city, but we.could not karn,on. ' what author:ly, that his ,Lordship had r ia his turn, experienced a check, which amounted to a phial defeat. We pßest s. that we could nok ascer t pin the authority on Bich this rumour rested ; we ardently hope *tit is.,Atosetliler u0f0u414,1 ••:.'; ;414 The Princess Aunta continued lestetdaY in nearly *e same state as anWednesday, except. that .her del laty increases, and her rfpete fliMinishes. It.catt only be Said,' thaithevital - sAtt is tint extiogtirshid.:. .--TheAtiitA Anniversary of ii MA:mirritiAccessiom 4) the, aeons was .observed' yesterday with. .that , atii., gersal.consideration for the distressing mite of air 1 belOveil Monarch's family, .whick the genuine elk°, if s cif his•people inspired.. Most of the strieu at.tte! rvisi eild Of the town wereilkinitiated at night It was generally understood, that such demonstrations of joy weelcl i not be agreeable td the Royal Family oil ac coma of the alarming state of ,the Princess Astsq,e, and,ilirefore, no preparations were made for the pc n: 'About ten o'clock, However, a mob of boys dAletted, and pniceeding thrOugh the prinCipal streets,. compelled the inhabitants to put up lights, and kept up an incessant uproar till after midnight. A num ' ber of windows were broken..,., v . : . • "gr: 'Bum, the Tate 0 - oveingrof Botany Bay, and :bit' fartsilylave 'arrived 'at PO'rtiMouth, from New ;Iledilt-Wales. They came . ili all 'HIM:IOS4AX man 'ofsvar. :: + ..„,., . . 7. ,t, , .The Ilero Printeee stitived on Wednesday frnm the collst of. Spain, picked np.a few days since M'fopetiboat, in which were two Spaniards, who made 'their escapee fiom a port in 'Splist occupied by the ' t F4eadhlroopt. • Pervious to their embarkation in the we have just obtained of the Ids mist add another complotary item to. —dititions• Of BONAPART E o n hii . f Avogr i te subA ici/adis, mid commerce. $ 41t led'Annaild General Court of iltoptteitirs of die'', COMPANY, held OF Zridge-street; Got ••:, choice of.Directork Gentleuksu weedy at, :they were" closely pursued by - a party of 'eprily'a. cavalry, who arrived at the • beach a es only afterhhe boat had . put of. , .' l O4 hundred fine young . men 'marched tit' ikon; dtin on Wednesday morninii,iiiides; the coiT iffsLarnterisint* CLAIM; to yiti-disiid Royal isbitei4ilitia at Dover.? •••• ;:z ' i.-.. • -1. - fiseday s , the Cheltenham Volanteer I . Infantry attended divine service ; the meet . kaspebtabfe,rand their behaviour highly " 1 ' Praisnaatorthy.. ..T-nesday, she time for +fere tilled- out ezpired—theoavairy five Chairman..- ; ..,... the infantry nine. . ea, Lord Mayor. *1 - l ip •• $ • ' * - The 4th regiment of the line, or KING% own, cont. ; .. .. Javiii4 - i t",47,14,i4 Sierra, Esq. Lord Mayer ifigik..itmkt getss S. Benson, Etq. Matthew Harrison, F. 44. gi __ , , im minde2l by Colonel WINCH, marched into Harwich, and the adjacent barracks, on Tuesday; and on Wed. . ri"m'INII. M. 12* John Kingston, En. fervrf " ripener, lisq. George Lame, Req. 'vt -witiy pa morning embarked on board the Agincourt, James Burton, Esq, Thomas Maltby, Erb I Richard Clay, El+ pro. gems, and la Brune frigate, lying of that her. lohn'Calvert Clarke, Etq. Joseph Monet, Esq. . *. . *Mir la receive them, for the purpose of conveying toi lohn Dan D ver v s ; Escp Hit Pirelli En. Sir John pi n ,, 4his fine regiment to ° Lisbon. )'his is the fourth time this regiment has embarked at Harwich for foreign wil'a n G „„' „ e ":i si s q... • "ham Ra Y k A Kg .* William Simi*, keep M. P :sertiee In the course of a few years; Gilbert Handasyde, sq. 4ani e l R. Ww.ington. Esc . L' Yesterday all the children in theliabit of attending Mallit.Laxs, OCT. 26 --TO.day we have several Sir. Laneasrcti's school, about a Thousand, - were fresh arrivals of Wheat coastWiste,fine in demand and" )feasted with plum-pudding, /cc. and medals and other somewhat dearer- , -Barley in middling . supply and 'distinguishing marks of favour awarded to his scho. maintains its price —Malt and Beans of each desert'''. Tars according to their respective. merits. . I lien nearly at our List . quotation... White Peas mg • Yesterday morning the .coach.office at the Angel :.agaip higher—There are tolerable supplies of Oats,. and the sales of thii article at little vartation—No al. Inn, behind St. Clement's Church, in th e S tran d, wars . : broke open, and robbed of I'2oo in cash and notes, : terakm in The Pikes of Flour. besides.several -parcels, the value of which is unknown. 1 - • oisairmas. cftststscr As ONatle ' • • titnecti The only package which the robbers omitted to open j7Vorheat' 68s. 80s. 1049, B eans, Sos. 565. tto, et'. let'''. •' ' Tick diito, 475. SibtedL s ' l was a pormanteau belonging to a traveller, who slept . Rye, (new) 49r. ton Barley, 945. 48s. . , Oats. iNs..Sesilet.' 4 :there, said to contain property to the amount of rokwadtao. 3so- el 4 O'•S ,i'801)0. &nian employed in the yard is in custody „, 143 , 1 ' ,7 D 511 . B °'• ' • Pastor sotto, Us. Ode 'on snspicion, - but no dtrett proof has been brought ! ,'"""7„" I ' s (13°iIerg ) efte • ?es. Rafe Seed 1014 S" Y-11 1 1 , i 1 wrey ...etto, 4Es. 525. ,___ . _—s' "). 14LS EE figßiatt Ilint‘c----- ~ .1.. 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