Star. — London, England, 1803-11-14 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S.S. W. ARR. DUI. ARR. DOR. Dablin 3 1 Haraburgh 0 a Waterford 4 o N. York and Halifax t o Penzanct, Nov: t t.—The Fanny, of and from 'Caernarvon, HUGH is mailer, with (late, for London, got aground off the Mount Pier,• having fufiained confiderable damage in the late gales. Part of the cargo is already difcharged, and, it is fuppofed, the whole muff come out befoje (he can be repaired.— The Young Peggy, of and from Jerfey, which failed on Wednefday laft for Brifiol, is juft put back by contrary wind. The Jolly Pauline, price to the Ai Ax, alto put back the fame evening, bat failed yellerday, pith the wind N. W. for Guernfey. Arrived the Psoviotacit cutter, Capt. Wowsgt.t., from Scilly. The pedple on board which were In fortunate as to prevent the Dyes ow Yoat privateer, of London, from going on (bore, as the drove from her moorings, fit Old Grimlhy, but, happily, fietained no dtimage. FALMOVTN, Not. t t.----Arrived the Plawcitas ELIZAS ern Packet, Kiia, from New York and Ha tifanr.: failed from thence the 24t1 telt. as did the r itexce Atm, H Us Packet at the fame time, for New York. His Majefly's (hip Niattoo, of zo guds;Capt. ClNatt., and R E SOL EC TION errter, Scoxin•ie, from cruize. American fhip, Suffolk, hfooar, in 43 aim from Norfolk, with tobacco, fdr ordirrs : in lat. 49. fo long. to. the was boarded by a French ffiip pri +ateer, of so ions, and next morning wis boarded by his Majelly's lhip NAIAD, Captain Wat.Vs, the Lieu tenant informed Captain Mooaa that the NA lAn had chafed the (hip (then in fight) 596 miles, but could iot eciMe up with her. . . • • PelfkOUTO• Nov. r2.—Came in the Tellieherry, Melpomene, Minerva, Canada, and Aurora tranf ports frotn Ireland, baying carried from hente to Coat the 28th Regiment of Foot.—Sailed the PLAN TAGIIIItT• of 74 guns, Capt. HAMMOND, tO join the Beet off Bred; the JAMIACA, of s 4 guns, on atruize ; rad the GRAPPLER gllll-Vard• of It' guns, to .the Eaftward. Porrsmevi•Hv rTOv. 13.—Arrived the DIADFM man of war. from jerfey; and the Star towait brig, front a cruize. Put back the Set anwett brig, with the convoy bound for .lerfey..:-Arrived the Nonps etil pritateer. of London, froin a cruize, with the Camilla (American of Bolton), valued at 40,0001. The Nonpareil fpoke the *lip Cipenhageor and inok from her French and 15nteh bills to the amount of 7000l..after which The fell in with the Ann and Sarah privateer, of Liverpool, which had taken a Trench Eaft /nararnan, 'from Mulaccas, valued at 300,n001. and had alto drained a Spanifh &homier, ftom the gavannah. Went oat of harbor's his Ma. jefty's !hip &.od►, Captain 5. Bye% elk) the Zan* bomb. Lientenant BtavcttaxY. I ) Lit back the Sys towns brig, hewing been unable with her eon. ♦oy to reach jerfey. Sailed the 'Fortuna (Dania' brig) Autrtsou, for Pricpcie,loaded wrrth &eh, and; the Neckar, Lu wit a, for Datusick. Dux, No". sos-A part of tht flittactron Beitinta l , to as is concert wick the kr' in the Downs, are %ow in fight, on their li►ay froth Shternefs. The Ltarase, of s o guns, Captain MOltall, ia Rappofed to be among then". Thee Sallie joined by the veil- Rh at Dingeners,. and the wbde immediately pro ceed to the French eoall, to au di the gun boat depot at Boulogne. k have already informed yoo that the plan a - attack is entirely new s I have now to add, that it is to be carried into execution, in de• Bane of every Whale that may prefent ittelf. By a Gentleman who arrived bete tail night in a neutral rail from France, I learn, that previous to his departure, orders had been ifibed for all Irilh prifoners brought into the ports of the Republic, to be immediately yet at liberty, and every inducement held out to them to enter into the French fertice.— Tou may rely upon it, that the Beet at Breit is def tined to aft againfl Ireland. A large Dutch metchamman from Surinam has jail been brought into the Downs, a prire to one of our cruisers. Tice Captain of a Spanillt fchooner, now in the Downs, died on board yeflerday, of the yellow le. ye,. The veirel has very properly been ordered to perform quarantine. Dam.. Nov. t3.—Arrive&the Gefußers, midi Wt. lent in by the Maatoaa gun wad, and the Frederick, De Groofe (Dutch), from Batavia, prizc to the Mary privateer.—Carne down from Sheemerc. the Leon's man of war, and the Houma (loop of war, and remain with the (hips as per laß.—Wind W. by N. Yaastowra, Nov. 13. —Friday P. M. arrived in the Rods, his Maleßyas fill RIPULSI. of 74 guns. Yenerds, failed the Ciaca and PIPLLOPT frigates, Buys' and Coats. f loops, Vista and Fraarrsa Len brigs. and Hawes and Rsrnts■ cutters. Rear Admiral Rossst has this morning twilled his flag on hroard the Rory's'. This day paired through there Quads, ender convoy of an armed this), the home amd bound FAR country thips. Arrived from a mite the GNL("O armed (hip. The fhips of war in aide Roads, are the Rarnr.sr. Admiral Russas. .'"vv, Admiral TNOTNIONOOCI4 ; GTI.7IE/MN of '4 guns; ANTILOP/. Sir STONLY SNITN ; AFRICAIN !''Bate; Annee gun vela; Claim and Camas. l ion brine I and Gaeoo armed 114. Wind N. W. Hutt., Nov. tt.—The Anna, Comm, Marquit of Landfdown, Atkinfon ; and Emperor of Rasa, all from Peter (burgh, for London, paat of the fleet which arrived off the Humber this week, under con voy of the Di e ic:wce (loop of war, have on board 27 Ruffian Cadets, fent by the ENIFIROR to acquire a knowledge of naval taflics in the Britifh Navy. Two more Cadets are on board of the }hoar, Captain TROTTER. Laft Monday, the CONSTANT gun-brig having been releafed from quarantine, failed from hence for the Baltic, with feveral verrels under con ' voy, that had been waiting in the Humber tome time for a fair wind. A convoy being appointed to fail from Yarmouth for the Baltic on the 17th init. the (hips from this port are ordered to join there ; and a veffel will be Cent to take them from the Humber thi• thcr. A fleet from the Baltic, under convoy of the ALONZO frigate, is arrived in the Humber, and, we believe, all cafe. We have not been able to get the names of the (hips of which it is compared. FROM THE LONDON GAZEITE, NOV. n. ADMIRALTY orricz. Nov. 12. _ _ Copy of a letter from Rear-Admiral Sir J. T DUCKWOR K.R. Commander in Chief of his Majeßy's yips and veffels at J sluice, to Sir EVAN NRIPCAN, Part. dated oa nosed his Majci ty's kip BaLLelopuos, at feu, Auguß 13, ilk I On the sth inflant, between Cape Nicola Mole and Cape Francois, I fell in with the Etcruatry, when Captain DUNDAS informed me, that the two line of battle (hips, with the frigate Guerrier, had got out of the Cape in a very violent (quail late in the afternoon of the 24th, and that the I)uqtrine of 74 guns, had been captured in the afternoon of the ajth, tint the Duguay Trotien, from fuperiority of failing, had efcaped, although the ELEPHANT had commenced an as tion within point-blank (hot ; but for the particulars of thefe trardanions, I beg to re fer their Lordfhips to the letter of Captain Lotion, and I trial their Lordfhips will view the ardor and zeal of that Officer and his fquadron as meriting their praife, though unfortunately the dar knelt the evening, when the I)uguay Trouen hauled her Wind, prevented the ELEPHANT from being (minded by the THESIU4 in time to be ufeful. I am, &c. '(Signed) J. T. DUCK WORTH. Bezt.zabrirom, off Cape Maize, July 26. SIR—In purfuance of your orders relative to the blockade of Cape Francois with the fquadron under my command, in the performance of which, I troll, 'my endeavours may not be 1. ind deficient, I beg leave to inform you, that on Sunday the 24th tilt. at 6 P. M. being off that port, a heavy (quail came on from the land, which induced the two line of bat tie (hips to attempt an efcape : the weather loon mo derating they were immediately difcneered, and the fignal tor a general chace was made. On their clearing the harbour they hauled to the vrellward to take advantage of the land wind ; every effort pia bie was made to keep fight of them during the night, which was effelled principally by the vigilance of Captains Evans and PARKINS of the Zotus and . At half pail nine o'clock I wal informed by an Officer from the EtarmarrT, who had been on board the T , that one of the (hips had tacked to the eadward, 'and the other fleeting to the well ward, dole along (lore; in confequence of which, I direded Captain Dumoas to tack, and endeavour to cut off the former, the Essraaar being the wea thermoll (tip, and purfued the other with the two frigates; the Timms and VANGUARD being to lee ward in the firft of the (quail, did not join me till labout twllre o'clotit at night ; at daylig ht we were within gun-fhot o( the chace. On hearing a heavy cannonading to the 'award, I made the Teresina fignal to chafe tad, having been unfortunately una ble to make a fimilar difpolltion during the night s l and at kalf pall three P. M: on the 25th, we came up With, and after exchanging feveral bow and Rem chalets with the VANGUARD and TARTAR, who were tke headwind (hips, (he drink her colours, and proves , to be the I)uquefne, of 74 guns, commanded by Moufieur KautawciL, Capitaine de Vaiffeau, from Cape Francois bound to Europe. lam furry to fay one man was killed, and another wounded on board the YAW:MAID ; none on board the enemy's (tip.—l In palling between the two Mends of St. Domingo and Tortudo, near Port-an-Pair, we took the French national (chaoner Oifeau of t 6 guns, and rimy men, commanded by Moofieur Davausv, Lieutenant de Vaiffeau, which I have ordered with the Duquefne, to Port Royal, tinder charge of the VANGUARD and TARTAR. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) JOHN Loam:. ItearAdmlnd Sir J. T. Duct ardayll, K. B. &e. &c. Copy of a letter from Viee-Admiral Lord Weount Hattori, K.B. Comm alder in Chief of Itfs Majelty's maps and veirela in the IVletlitcrTAMlM, to Sir EVAN NEPEAN, Eat dated Vreyeaa. off Toulon, seatetnber 27._ _ Sta—l here - with tranfmit you copy of a letter from Captain Iticitasosow, of his Majeay's fhip Joao, giving an account of the capture of :he French Born harde privateer Les Qt . tatre Fils, of Nice, which you will pleafe to lay before the Lords Commitlioners of the Admiralty for their information. I am. Sir, &c. (Signed) NELSON AND Bemire. His Mayfly's &op, Jong Valet; Sept. tr. My Lord—l have the honour to inform you, that, on the Bth init. Cape Spartivento bearing north eat by eat, diliant eight eight leagues, the Joao cap tared the French Bernhardt privateer les (tatre Fils of Nice, armed with four guns, (twelve and nine pounders) and manned with 78 men. 1 am, Bte. (Signed) N. RICHARDSON!. Copy armada. knee from Viet Admiral 14rd Vireount Nat eon. K. D. Commander in Chief Olds 114a}tity'sSidpa and Vie kis in the Medkorranean, to Sir EYAN Harems. &att. dated VICTORY &I Sea, 042. t. Sir—You will herewith receive copy of a letter from Captain Couture. of his Majetty's (loop BIT. etas, giving an account of the capture of la Caille French fchopner privateer, wbich you will pleafe to lay before the Lords ConuniSionersof the Admiralty. fur their information. I am, Sir, &c. (Signed) mom AND Stenit. His Majefty's Osap S. My Lord—On the loth infant, his Majeity's floop under my command, captured (after feveral hours' Chace. well, from Cape Spartel) la Caine. a French Ichooner privateer, pierced for fourteen guns, but had only fix fix-pounders on board, and a comple ment of Guy teen. La Cailk is an exceeding baud forme vetch quite new, and coppered, fitted out from Marfeilles, and intended to full arm at Cadia—lre was the Ina of nine, that have Welled the Streights, and that I had fregnently chaced. I hare the ho nour to be, dce. (Signed) ROB. coiner. Copy of a Letter from Captain Pa or , of his Majetty's dap theCw _ . . ROLINC, to iir EVA NNIPEA N. Bah. diltrdat h 3, Sir-1 5 Ieafe to inform my Lords Commitlioners of the Admiralty, that we this day tell in with and tint to St. Helena, for England, the Dutch States brig de Haasjc, Captain Lieutenant J. YSISRANDS corn. mender. of fix guns and thirty-three men, from the Cape of Good Hope thirty hours, with difpatches far Batavia, which he threw overboard, having obliged its to fire at him before he would let our - boats on board ; the mounted eighteen twelve pounder car. ronades, but was compelled to leave them at the Cape. I am, &c. (Signed) a. w. PAGE. A carrel lilt of the Chips in the Downs and North Sea (Winn, under command of Loan KEITH, fub jcet to the daily reinforcement according to the emergency of the fervice. Gun.. Monarch - „ Admiral Lord Keith 14 Ca.lain Searle Ruby . 64 Rear Admiral Thornborough . Captain Colby ocirkheid )R c., e p a t r , A in d z iral rte ß r uirel Ott eclat - S Rear Admiral Montague - Captain Loring Roelnek - - 44 Vice Admiral Illigh j Captain Kinky Aratelope - . - so Commodore Sir Sydney Smith Prineefa of Orange 74 Capt. Rogers Melpomene - - 44 Oliver %granite - - 44 -- Bereaford Leda - - - 38 'loneyman Amelia - 38 Lord • Proby Amethyft - 3R Campbell 'Clyde 38 -- Larmour Ethalion • - - 33 Stewart inimetalite - - 36 Owen Fortune . - - 36 •••••- Vanfittart L'Africaine 36 Manby Ambufeazte - - 36 Atki cs Chiffnone 36 Adam Shannon . • - 36 Gower St. Margaretta 36 Whhby Unicorn - - 3z --- Hardymin Magicienne • - Mackenzie Amarambe - - 18 •••-••• Boy, Carydort - - Fanfbawe Circe 23 Fielding Squirrel • • - 2$ —Brown Cruikr - - 13 -- Hancock Harpy - - 13 Highwood Beaver - - - 18 Pelley Alonzo • - • 16 Faulknor Lynx . - a 6 Martell Ranger - 16 c ome Scoume - - - t 6 Wooldridge Sea-Flower - - z 6 O we n Vulture - • 16 —Greco I.ark - 16 Tower Autumn - - 14 •-•••- Jackfon Perfem CnintS • Mrlbuiik Difeovery B. -••• tire Pluto B. - - miles Exploraun B. • -••• Fury S. - Lotstord Sulphur B. - - •••• •—•-• Macleod Terror B -•-• Hardinge Tartarus B. - - ••• Temple Vefuvius L - O'Brien 7.ebra B. . • •••• Beauchamp Phenix Cutter -" • Unle. Tbirby King George C. - Hawke C. - •••• •••••- °nun Swift C. . c o a l . ' lbseraars C. •-• Rowed Vlan Gan Vac! • •-••—.• Drowse Mary°. V. - --.Mdse Monkey 0: V. - —•-• Weir Mina O. V. - - ••- Mindere.* ' Milbroke G. V. —Stark Merlin G. V. Brenton Lomat 0. V. - • —•—• Leake ' Mallard G. V. Read jackallo. V. - •••• Leaver Hecate O. V. - - Parkes !Wort G. V. -- Peke Pertetto, G. V. - --- Weir Adder G. V. Aggrefor G. V. • Hayes Arches G. V. "Knit Almweß G. V. • Meet Bold G. V. - Mews Balla G. V. S Illoodloosnd U. V. • •-• R=aw Borer G. V. Price Dozer G. V. a•-• Cheßer Cador G. V. • Irwin Llama 0. V. - -- -.—.l3aogla Cot:Rant OV. • - -- Stokes Castro , G. V. - ---.ltickarda Speculator - - -.. Goacbapin - - Mackcnsic Betides guard Chips, floating batteries, block Mips, Sot &wi llies, acs. &c. ARRIVED. In the Downs, the Hibernia, iiiontrnoThey, from &it Cowes, Vrow Elisabeth, Schemata, from Oporto. and the Ca milla. Wait. frtnhliefeatt—At Pock , Lord Th?lilirown, from Newfoundland—At Bel Rol, New Yerit pocket, Wei;le. from New York; Maria.., from Maio, and the Cloodwied. Beekman. from Oporto—At Whitby. Hope, from Dantsic...ln Stan• gate Creek, Augufta n , Sawyer, from Leghorn.--At Lam. Aid, Uttk, from Liverpool; &Mot, Newcombe, from Brißol ; Jo hanna Elizabeth. —, from Newnan ; Tlgo, Martens, from Cork; Friends, Toby, from Newksoodland; Antwerp, MY'rofs, from Labrador( ; Bird, Rich; America, Gamer. and Freedom, Keith, from New York.-At Cadiz, An Johanna. from Liverpool ; and St. Andrew. Arms, from London-.At New York, Juliana, Crown; Jupiter, Law; Maryland, Wickham, and I air American, Firmer, front Landes ; hterehant, Bartlett and Cm*, Brown, front Liverpool; and lastly, Clifton. from Dublin—At Charlefton, Cleopatra, Davenprrt, front London; and Pelee, Stafford, from Lrecrpool—At Virginia, New York. Ook, from London—At Quebec, Gibraltar Packet, Strong, (rum Ceek-r-At New Providence, Mary, arvidfos, form London. The Britannia, —, In Wait, from Live.pool to Oporto, is taken and carried into Galicia. Two of the outward-bound Portugal Beet, namely, the Forty- Second, from Liverpool tit Lithos, and the Britannia, from Hull to Oporto, are audios, and &pried to be esptured. Tbc Two Sams, of PhiambdpWs. bound to Port-au-Prince, was lately npfet oo her psi ge by a (quail; the crew got on the bottom of the yew, and continued without food for four days, when they were picked up by the Ptionda. Douglas, of Laudon. The Haw privateer et Liverpool, Is WO oa the Mad e(Sity. The Lucy, `Vitro,., from Barbados, arrived at Liverpool, brings account that Demerara furrendered, on the isith September, to the Britifh forces, without any oppoGtinn. The expedition had 19 days parage from Barbados. About ao of the fleet, under convoy of the DlLl attics, from the Baltic, are arrived off Bridlington. There is no account of the Di:autism A great many of the convoy feparated. The merchant (hip Difcovery, whore arrival at Jamaica is announced by the late Mail, was attacked off that ifland by a large French privateer of fir guns (two of t 8 pounders), and sto men, and after an anion of four hours and a half, during whilth the enemy made feveral attempts to board, he was ro. pulled. The Captain of the Difcovery,Dawass., and two pat e :, Me ff ri. R. MIKA? and N. *Laois, was ki MO others Tete wounded. MARGATE, NOP. iI. I informed you in my lag of the violent outrage on the laws of this country and the peace of the town, committed by a pref gang, headed by a naval officer, on Tuefday night. The following are the particu lars of :his very extraordinary affair, as related tome by the parties vto were the sufferers: about ten o'clock at night: Mr. LANCELLE, who is a grocer and tallow chandler in an extenfive line of billinefs, was going round his premifes with a lantern, as was his Moat cullom, to fee every part late from the dan ger of fire, he heard a voice exclaim, 4 , who is that fellow with the lantern r' Mr. LANCEELS replied, " who calls me that fellow ?" The Captain inliantly ordered his men to feiee him and take him to the boat. Mr. LANCELLE informed him that he was a constable, and commanded the Captain in the King's name to keep the peace, and added that he was a tradefman, a houlekeeper, and a volunteer, and in all thole capacities exempted from the In.piefs Ad. The only anfwer was," D— n his eyes, take him on hoard." He was then dragged from his own door in the Market Place to the Pier, where he was overrakon by Mr. GORE, the High Conflable, who is nlfo a Cap tain of the Margate Voliinteei s. Mr. Goa E inter poled his authority, with his flaff of otlice in his hand, upon sal id; the Captain ordered his gang to feize Mr. Goa e, which was done accordingly, and he was dragged into the boat after Mr. Lasicret.s, where they were detained near two hours in the rain under a guard of failors, while the profs gang pro. ceeded round the tow, and prelied feveral other peribns as little liable to the imprels as Mr. Got F or Mr. LANCELLS. Among the perfr.ns fo impreffed was Mr. Bison, the farmer, of North Down, near Margate. The civil power was at an end; the offi cers of the law being imprelfed, Mr. BRETT had no -ne to apply to for proteflion, but was obliged to fiibmit to the fame violence that the other gentle. men had leered. They were all t;.ken on board the 'Pere!, where Mr. Gots happening to know the pi lot, received from him fume civilities. The Captain of the Tcael was in bed, it being three o'clock in the morning when they reached the (hip ; but in juftice to Captain lly w (3, who upon this as upon every other occaflon, has con:tutted himfelf like an officer and a gentleman, it mutt be noticed, that he was no fooner informed of what had happened, than he invited Mr. GORE arid Mr. LANCELLS to breakfall, and made them every apolrgy for the outrage that had been committed, exprefling the deepelt concern for their fdrerings, and informed them that his boat fhoold take them on lhore whenever they pleafed to depart from the (hip. They were accordingly landed at Margate on the evening of the day after they had been imp-died. The town is highly exafperated at this breach' et the public peace, which endangers not only the fafety of every individual, hut expofes the public tranquillity. The Ikeleton dug up in Mr. Maceacur's garden appears to have been buried there by a young gen tleman who-lived in that houfe fame years fence, who had ufed it tor anatomical purpofes. Margate Road is fo crowded with (hipping as to refemble a wood from Margate Pier to Birchington. They have exit anchor there to be fheltered from the violent gales which have blown for feveral days front the South WeR. The batteries on the Eatland Welt of the town are now nearly completed. The guns are all mounted on the eaftern battery, and thofe on the Wetlern fort will be mounted to-morrow. The batteries at Rain& gate and Pigwell Bay are completed. • On Wednefday fe'nnight a duel took place near Newbridg_,e the county of Limerick, between FRANCIS ENRIGHT, Efq. and Lieut. Dntssitoa, of the Palatine Yeomanry Infantry. The parties fired by fignAl, and on the firll fire the former was mot* tally wounded, and expired on the ground. A duel was fooght on Saturday, near Fulham, by Lieutenant and Adjutant W—t—x. TM parties took the ground fifteen yards difiance, they fired together, Lieutenant M. was wounded in the left knee, Adjutant W. in the chin. The quarrel arofe from Tome difference of opinion in military dif. cipline. The feconds at length interfered and all was amicably fettled. On Thurfday fe'nnight. Kinraray Lodge, poireffed by her Grace the Duellers of GOILDOW, took fire. It began in the kitchen. while the cook was dreffing elin net, and communicating to one of the principal apart ments,threatened complete defiruaioe to the whole of the Lodge, as it is entirely built of wood ; but, fortu nately, by the timely alfillance of her Grace's tenants. it was ettinguithed without walloping very material damage. Her Grace and Lady Maapaura Srr exara were in the Lodge at the time. Except the alarm, however, we are happy to learn, they fufiained no other injury, but were under the neceffity of going to the inn at Pitmain, at the dillance of eight miles, where they took up their refidence. An uncommon luminous meteor was fan IRA night about 4o minutes pail eight o'clock, which attracted the notice of all thole who happened to be out at the time, for a conllderable dillance round the metropolis. A Gentleman, coming up from Lee bridge towards Clapton turnpike, few it very dif finely ; it had an oval form, and was followed by (parks which gave it fomewhat the appearance of haw ing a tail. It emitted a very vivid white light. The efea of the light was indeed fo Broom that any [mall objea on the road could be readily perceived. It moved with great velocity in a notth.welt direttion, and difappeared by entering a thick black cloud; a few (muds after which a moil awful rumbliagaoik. like difiant thunder, or a heavy ditchers, of artillery was heard. and continued a confideralde It was ken *lib in Whitechapel, Knightfirridge. Hanimerfinith. and many miles round the Metropo lis, the whole of which was illuminated by it. At the time of its appearance the coegreg ation were com ing oat of the Broadway Chapel, Wefminiter. and many of them, (truck with fear, ran in again. The palfencers in Leicdtcr Fields were particularly sleet ed by it, and leveret females were fo much alarmed that they (creamed out. The fuperilitious, as areal, I entertained a thoufand conjeaures as to the mule of this phenomenon, which. no doubt, was one of thole fire balls fo often mentioned by philofisphers. and of which leveret accounts may be round in the ?hacks. Oka] Magazine, and particularly in vol. iv. p. sps. zi.p. 191,701. XVL p. 1911 157 F 234, tB9, ago, r ait ors T. d