Star. — London, England, 1803-03-25 00:00:00

Sr. JAMES'S. • "eller day morning,ahout half' pall nine o'clock, His MAJESTY and the Duke Of Cu MBE IMAM), at tended by General MANNERS, Tele out nn bode back along Writnsinßer Bridge, down the Tooting Road, arid returned along Batterfea Bridge to the Queen's houfe, about one o'clock. trefleickty Her MAJESTY held a Drawing-room at St. James's Palace, which was attended by their Royal Highneffes the Prince of WALES, the Duke of Cureasal.Awn, the Pril/CeirES AUGUSTA, EL I. %awry, and Septlie,their Excellencie, the French, American, Imperial, Neapolitan, Portugue ze, Sar dinian, Prullian, and Batavian Envoys; and a great number of Nobility. The following were among the Frefentat:ons to her MAJESTY :-.. Mrs. MERRY, by Lady Havrkeibury ; Lady MARIA FITZROY, by Lady Euftoni Mif, Bouvcalt, by Lady Morino ; The two Mics WIN Erteths, by th, I - minters o! Kingfton ; Vlifs E. and C. Mown, V their Mo• her, Lady Mork; Capt. KING. of the Navy; Mrs BROWN, by her Mother; ?Nils Se ; NW' WRITWORTII, by her Mother; Lady E. ALEXANDER and lady BLasev ; The Right Rev. the Dean of CANT ; Thaßev. A. Biotite, on being appointed one of the Chap• tains to his Royal Higlincfs the Prince of WA,. ; Lord CHARLEVILLO, on hls 2rrival from Ireland; Lady DUNIANIE, on her marriage; Mrs. Be liTliSCIe. on her marriage; Lord and Lady Mearsasa huffed hands on thdi proetotlon to the Peerage. Lord MORPETI, on his return from France. Their MAJESTIIi returned to the (tren's Houle at half paR five o'clock. The Ditchers of Yost it arrived in town yefler clay, from Oatlands, at her Royal Highnefs's in portman•fquare. The DUKE of MECHLENEURG SCHWERIN has prohibited all experiments with Air Balloons in bis dominions. ""- COVENTLY Etecrtow.—At the clofe of the Poll for Tueday, the numbers were— Fur Mr. Moore - 290) For Mr. Stratton - 2t9 At the clofc of the Poll on Wednefday— . .. . For Mr. Moore - 435 I For Mr. Stratton Detachments from the Chatham Divilion of Royal Marines have been embarked on board the MlNoratia, UTREeNT, and ARDENT. A Gentleman, who had no fortune of his own, and who lately married a Lady with a handfome landed property, jncofely obferves, that his fflate lies within a r:ng-fence. _ . _ A new Comedy, of width report (peaks favour. ably, wac read the Green room of Drury-lane Theatre on Tuefday lafl. It is ( - Aid to come from the pen of Mr. ALLINGHAM, Author of Fortune ' , Frolid, and feveral other fuccefsful farces. Mrs. Mai rocks, the Atirefs, was fo much in difpofed yeflerday, that the was unable to appear in the Farce of The Intriguing Ghantsermarti. In (lead of that Farce, therefore, the Entertainment was Srfinta and Azor. BOLLD OF ACRICULTUILE.—Monday, at one o'clock, a ballot commenced at the Board of Agri. culture. in Cackville-fireet,conformably to the rules of their charter, for the eleCtion of a Prefident, Treahlrer, Chief Secretary, and five new Ordinary Mem'ners, in room of the fame number who go out in annual rotation. The Ballot doled at three o'clock, when the following Noblemen and Gentlemen were declared by the Prefident to have been duly eleeted, viz. Paws:NT—Right Honourable Lord SWIM*. Ntl , OIDII4.IAT 14111SZILS. Duke dila:ll , 4lin Sir TZANCIS OtAlT.Birt. Earl of DARN LC? 0. T. SUUNIR, Eft. Right Hon. WM. Pit r. TitzAsuazit.—Joe' GIANT, Efq. Cater SICKFTAILTAILTIIO/ YOUNO, EN. A letter from Berlin, dated the toth ult. fays, " Madame MAR• gave her firft Concert !aft Sun. day. The honfe was crowded.—Her performance anfwered fully to the high expeaations which were formed of this renowned finger, and jultified the reputation which (he has enjoyed fo many years. The half .4 the receipt, which may have amounted t.) Rix dollars, is for the Orphans of Mull cians, the other half is for Madame Mita herfelf. She is to fang again to-morrow ' • the tickets were all taken a week ago. She goes then to St. Peterf. targh and Mofcow." ' Germany has loft its greateft Poet, and Ham burgh one of its molt relpeded Citizens. Kw,- :roc e, the Mizrom of Germany, died on the 14th lilt in the 79th year 6f his age. With a great debility of body, he retained to the laft the full pofreffion of his mental powers, as fome yet un printed Odes will amply teftify. Laft Tuefday his funeral was to take place at Hamburgh with un ufnal folemnity. The body was to be taterred by the fide of his &ft wife, who died in 1758. The Corp: DOlostalique at Hamburg!), the Senate, all thelearned and dininguifhed charaiters were to at• tend the proceflion. Two hundred muficians were to perform fume of KLorsrocit's airs. Wednefday a landfmait named Kirr, for a bet of ten guineas, engaged to ftart with a boat at high wat er , which happened about three o'clock, and I- pals through every arch of Blackfriars Bridge; ...crt to proceed to Wellminfter Bridge, and tepeat :e the there. After which he was to leave the c.t at :he landing place, and proceed on foot to •. j;:tnes'; Pat k, to go round the paling in the .ttk ; and Lifil• , to r‘ tot n to the boat, all within e fpace of 55 minutes, which he completed, to e great forprize of many, in 46 minutes and a 1:. He fiailhed his talk at Blackfriars Bridge in minutes and a half, and rowed from thence to imin!lcr lit idge in nine minutes. In five mi ' s m..te he was ready to proceed to the Park, ! is 24 minutes time had palled round the pa :tli• :.! !lurry:ng himcclf ' • and in 4 minutes L 1 a 11:311,,n3ei lie walked to the boat and claim- :he wager. ..- 111 Y very rcfpcoa!rle Ladies and Gentlemen' c, I om c 4ulcc, reglefted to learn the . - .complAment t , f P:incing, nil of whom mull ( I ' l lll4 t.f :.,c; , :iring it, i! they could learn in sate .u.. 1 ctpet.itiou. Nt.ity than ufual.— find : Ir. A LA.' res 1,1;1, Ate Dancing ACa- N •'• 19, actrard-f'rect. Goldeaquase, t.u. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. No Alai!' arrived.—Wind Weft. PLYMOUTH, MARCH :3. Captaia °TWAY is hourly expelled to take corn• maud of the CULLODEN, of 74 guns, vice Captain LANE, who is appointcd to the PRINCE FREDERICK, of 64, receiving thip.—The SALVADOR DEL MUNDO, of 520, is alto overhauling to be got ready for a re ceiving (hip, and from great and airy accommoda tions the is very well qualified for that fervice.— Yelterday a marine of the MARS, of 74, fell down the ma:n hatchway, and was fo bruited as to be conveyed to the Royal Naval Hofpital. Came in, a Neutral velfel from tea, the Mailer of which reports, that (he (poke with, Tome days lime, the (hip Bridget, Dealt I. THOMAS, matter, in lat. 44. 3. long. 54. 48. W. all well, on her voyage from Liverpool to Virginia, with a fine leading wind. 'l'l.e Royal Marines at this divifion have nearly embarked all their men on board the different men of war fitting for f..i at this port. The To NAN r, 74., Captain Sir E. PELL EVE, Bart.; the MAL TA, 8.1, Captain BULLER ; and the SPARTIATE, 84, Captain G. Mute&v, have got all their lower rigging over head, and their top malls ylp. There was a very hot prefs lall night thronglinnt Ply mouth and Dock, and many hands were picked up and fent on Is-lard the Cut.Lonma, 74 guns, Admiral Lord Krirn. PORTSMOUTH, MAR CH a 4• Arrived the Juwo frigate from the Dnev , 's Sailed the Charleton, for the EA Indic-, and fe. veral other outward bound veffcls; alf:),,.= AtOL- Lo and DETERMINE S frigates to the , Xctt yard. CHATHAM, MARCH 24. The Lords of the Admiralty have do aed that the men of war fitted out at this port thall take i n their powder, guns, &c. in Long Reach, abo nt half way to Sheernefs, inllead of Blackitakes, w! zere they have hitherto brought up for that purnot.i. Yefterday, about eleven o'clock, the Alvdterr, Capt. WINTNORP, got under weigh, with a fine breeze; being the tint (hip of the armament that has left this port, much anxiety appeared on the countenances of many who were ♦iewing her, as to the ititte of the prefent bottle. She is now at an chor in Long Reach, and this 'day molt of her guns have been (hipped off from the ordnance wharf. The Vocrosr having had a molt complete re pair. is ordered to be fitted for a flig ; the will be out of dock in a few days it is faid Capt. St/T• TON is to have her. SHEERNESS, MARCH u. Arrived his Majefty's fhip Caavarorr, Captain FANSHAWE ; and the ARDENT, from Chatham; the RANGER (loop has alfo arrived; and the Haar has failed for Leath, with provitions, &c. for his Majzlty's chip CLyns. REMAIN AT THE GREAT Noacp—Albion, Antelope, Fef. tune, Caroline, Sylph, William (Itore Chip). IN rue liAlllollllllllZ, Sophia, Minotaur, Raifonable, Zealand, Wiachelfea, Amethyll, toimortalite; jackatt, and Charipa,gun•vcirals. FROM I.l.OYD's LIST. DIM.. Malmo 24.—Sailed the Admiral Aplift, and the Northampton, —, from India, for the River.—Wind E.N.E. _ . CLAIM/AMP, MARCH a.{.—f arreal by the Hope, Perry, front Rotterdam; Benjamin, Nicholls. and Two Bentham Bac% from Norway—Sailed t'C TAO Friends, NPNeil, for Charter ton ; COMITPTIVC. for Rattles; Twe (kronen. for Oki.; Recovery, Richards, and the Wackzangwite—., for Hansburgh. ARRIVED Off Dover, Adamant, Spafton, from Cadiz ; and Hamilton, Vick. rs, from Baltimore.—At Liverpool, Tan.er, May, from St. Croi: ; Juno, Miller, from Charlefton ; Sarah, Kennedy, from Savannah; Hope, Ripley, from Philadelphia ; William, —, from North Carolina ; Charles, Cook, from Maffachu fett's ; and African Qlwen. —, from Jamaica.—At Clyde. Dunlop, M'Gregor, rom Virrinta.—.At Cork, Carleton, Car rem, from Virginiar.-At Cu:63yr% Galete Emitting. —, from Loodon.—.At Antwerp, Hoop Janfen, from London.— At Helvoet. Fabius, Farrel, from V irginla.—At Africa, Alex ander, Ainfvrorth, from Liverpo..l; Crefeent, Cowan, and Diamond, Clark, from London.—At Virginia, Herald, White, from Liverpool.--At China, Arington, Royal Charlotte, Brunf wick, (Hatton, Perfeveranee, Alnwick Cattle. Thanses, Mar quis of Ely, Canton, Neptune. Cane* eireneeftcr, and Widmer Cane, from London.—At Bawl, Culland's Grove, from London. GREENOCK, MARCH ss. The Surprize, Cu RCVS; failed from Virginia for the Mediterranean about the 14th of February; the Ruby, UDPIT, for Clyde, about the 26th of February; and the Mary Ann, ANDERSON, for Lifbon, about the 1R inflant. The Magnet, Moras, left the Brille for Clyde, on the 6tb milant. The Fortune, Rain, is put into Holy Loch, by bad weather. Arrived here laft night, the Peggy, Love, from Oporto, after I poetic of 25 days; ;puke= the I 4th inftant, in long. 14. 80. lat. 46. a brig from Havreade-Grac2, bound for Africa, out three days: the Evander, Mlles, from Liverpool;—on Sunday night, tbe Union, Wbitewell, from Oporto, after a paffsge 01 22 days; the Duckworth, Nt'lver ; Jane, Fez:Edon; Vine, M'lntyre• and Elizabeth, T3ylm, at Cork, from Greenock; the Bell, Duncan, from Acne,: at Waterford; the Nancy, Rain, at Na• from Barcelona; the .Leander, Stewart, at Grenada from Maddra; the Clio, Nl' Fie, at Urtn.da from the On the evening of Saturday la, a furious gull of wind from the fouthward forced a tier (4 ihip ping from their moorings at the end of the new Eaft Quay, though every precaution dependent on the (Lips had been ufed againfi fuel' an accident. One of thefe velfels was driven on fhore on the op. pofite fide, where it is fuppofed (he will meet with little or no damage. Another grounded on the bank opportte to the harbour, where (►e fhll re mains. EAST s. Wednefday the Porter °fill': Hon. the Fan tr.cFa Company's Clip the Noitharnoton. Cent. ltor.K BARKER, arrived at the India ; loui . e, and an nounced the fate art; v:1 of i)ov , ..r, ait the 21a jntlaat. Thu N.4 , !..iniiaon r!.t in Bengal River ou Ole 0'..!• at the iflankl of January, and from thznc.: t%i•• 11, • Company's (hip the. ..;en'i :;tti is alto in the Chann:l, and the Northamvton. Yellerday C , ‘LII: L": • c .!•C Eaa India Haul_ , the LIL.L!.' •• I:• manders took 1:.1‘.- • Cal) 4 • 7 !"" 4 " ""• • t r Madras. Capt. Firw!Kr VF-17 •. • thr . 1 , •• Car. ROBIII I ; • • All the outw r LAI I 1:, I :ta feafon have arri !.i , The Earl .r, Capt. RA ITT, t: :1 for Bengal, is o'dos! ! t. be afloat the 7 . 1.: cd fail to Grave 2-. ! .I, c 210, flay dais, and be in the I) •11':IS 17; b r May. The Ovnt nt )ire.s , or , . the L• - all India Com pany have r;:tted u.r 114 Lady Nelfon to pro ceed to th 2 \i e•.ic% and of Cape Hurt) chic ['carol' on the S^lieh•!tr , Z 4 hale Filhery. Wt:titlel a y a Quarterly General Court of Pro prictors 'lila Stock alr:mbled at the In dia fir'w , in purluance of the Company's Charter. Dir. 11 sc H 'tam made a fcw enquiries refpeaing Come r f the items, contained in the accounts. He ', it appeared to him that Government owed • e s.yany a fum of five millions, one million •: "` . t :h cilirnated was incurred in the Expedi ,•,n ra to Egypt. He then other upon tl.e .7,ueilinn being put, the Chair. 'II n that the biinnefs of the accounts was ' lll du bvcrligation, and that ir its prercnt fiage it w t.uld nut be prc7er to enter into explanation. Pith Warrants were yelerilay fent ci to diffe rent parts of !he country. Order. have been given for i floating battery to be itationcd at the mouth of the Thames as foon as potlble. Orders h;:vc been given for all the three deckers to begot ready for fea fervice ss tUcn as poflible, in preference to every other Tr.:, An order has been iffued for rc-eftahliling the Signal Stations along the CoAil, Lieutenants have been appo;r:ted to fomc (1 thtm. Tenders are-orLiered to be w. 3 readv in the River immediately, to proceed to the ditferent ports to receive the new-railed men. Lord GARDNER will in a few days fhift his flag from the TH LINDER ER to die DREADNOUGHT, of 98 guns, in which fhip, it is expe&ed, his Lord. Ihip will proceed to the Itifh Ration. Lieut. MORRIS is appointed to his Majcfly's (hip• DR BADMOVC4T. The L , •rds Commitlinnets of the Admiralty have appointed Mr. EDWARD CARRY, Mailer Car penter of his Majefly's fbip VICTORY, Builder of his Majefty's Naval Yard, at Gibraltar. The applications for employment from Naval Officers of all ranks, continue to be as numerous as ever. No command has as yet been given to Lord NsLiam, although it is (Wed be is appointed to the Mediterranean Ration. On Wcdnefday evening Rear-Admiral CAPIP• BILL left town for Plymouth, where he is to make choice of the failelt failing Frigate, on board of which he !mitts his Flag, and proceeds to a Foreign Station, but what, is kept a fecret: Captains R. &Bats and - CmIC H, who ferved under that defetving Officer Admiral Sir JOHN COLTOT 3, are appointed, the former to the command of the Vs:ow°s bomb, the latter to the command of the Ts R Ito' bomb. Capt. Choral (and not Capt. BtaESTORD) is ap. pointed to the MaLrostaw a, of 36 guns, at Dept- ford. In confequence of the fuperannuation of Mr. TIPPITT, at Derford, Pease , Builder, of Portfmouth Yar d, is appointed to fucceed him. Gactoa Ssirris, Efq. Clerk of the Survey of Portfmouth Dock yard, is appointed Clerk of the Cheque at Woolwich, in the room of J. ihriltllS, Efq. who is fuperannnated. Mr. &roma, foreman of the new work at Port!: month Yard, is appointed Affiftant to the Mailer Shipwright at Deptford Yard, vice Mr. R. J. NIL. so* made Mailer Shipwright it Sheernefs. Mr. BUITON, Overfeer at Portfinouda Dock Yard, is appointed foreman of the hew work there. Captain Motu's. is appointed RegulAting Seer at Gravefcnd ; as is Captain Taris•is at Greenock. Mr. SIPPENS, Mailer Shipwright's ACMlent at Plymouth, is appointed Mailer Shipwright of Chatham Dock Y.srd,vice Por.Htr.L furerannuated. Dr. BAIRD is appointed one of the Commitlion. ers for taking care of Sick and Wounded Seamen. The Carmen' is not, as reported in fome of the Morning Papers. put into cominiffion, but only ordered to be prepared and brought forward for that purpofe. The VICTORY, of too guns. is ordered to he fit. ted with the utmost difpatch. The flag of Lord NELSON is to Ily on board this fhip. The AtnioN, of 74 guns, Capt. FFPRIIR, is or dered to IA ()reed from Sheernef, to the Nore. On the !call intl. the Santo Domingo arrived in the Road of Cadiz frbm South Amcrica, with five millions of piaSters on board. As loon as ads ire of her arrival WAS recc,ived, the wits rule five per cent. and will be hill higher. On Saturday lA, about noon, a brig was feen three miles off Dunbar. overtaken with a 11;tian, which laid her upon her beam ends. A fecund Cquall fuccceding. the immediately went down.— Every perfon on board mutt have perilhed. General Sir THOMAS Taioce embarks for Ci braltar on the 3d of next month. The DIA MONO frigate, Captain ELPlllmsrows, is appointed to carry out hint and his fuite. •::NRS . AI;: . 7. :A., - FT, inf.. " . 7 7 , ..-LAYS,fif li:sCr,:-.•:. '11.: 11 ite o: our T: diy 0 tame .!F .•!1 r§1052 I (i ;!I at_ it • • 2 ':.^y r - ie! • At. 1 : f .1 •P p • r.• 1. •tt.s., , 1 i..•• I', s ~ r r , l' Cat t'f r. ur l ...s j . Nyt,. , f. '' ..Ir.~•_.C.:S• 1).. I . Fir' 11 • ;7.5. e, 3yr• . 251. 61. Oats, 15:.. .7. .! -s. iscant, 32 , .. Old 7..5 341 C.:ans, New, 275. 295. Old 3.5 3is Flog Peafe, PS. 325. Boikts, 425.445. Ca: raw ay Seed, 365. to .tts. per cwt. Cot 285. to 30s. per cwt. Clover, 7os. 945. 98.. per cwt. ditty , , 9cs. I 1 Ss. 1265. per cwt. Trefoil, 365 gos (os per cwt. Cat:ary, 725. to 71s. per gr. Rape Seed, 341. to 361. per laft. Flour, 4gs. 48s gos. i•er lack. issrtcaoltS RETURN FROM uxtißibC2, MARCH 24. Wheat, per Load, fram 131. os. to 161. us. Badzy, per (Z . arter, from 11. 3s. to tl. 63. Oats, per uarter, from 11. 3s. to tl. 7s. Bean, per trarter, from 11. 11s. to il. 18$. Peale, per (barter, from 11. i Bs. to 21. os. : %.:r1 SPORTlSo.—Nominations for the islarna Charta Stakes, at Cgham, doled on the dl Mr. Cog en's b. 1. by Driver, out aM. lord Lgrouont's be. 1. by Sir rzter, woac.pe,:i.cr, and Swyetbriar.. Lord Grofvennea b. c. brother to Lady Bull. Mr. Prior's bl C. by Trempltor, ou: of Nclly. Mr. Harris's ch. 1. F. Wirt: to n:l:;r2rtti. Mr. N. LOWC . 3 b. f. Raf“....a, by Yourg wtiodpretier. By a notification in the Gazette, it arpears that his Majefty's Plate of ion.ri. hitherto run for at Burford, is traiisferrei to boncafter. Mr. DUVIND has p, J icrfeit is Col. THOZN. TVs:, ' - Sr. DVRANU'S U'.Cllll3Vin! . ; broke her leg. The g re s t Cock main, fo much fj:oken of, be tween the Gentlemen of the King's County, and the county of Monaghan, laugh: at the Royal Cock Pit, in Effee•fircet, Dublin, terminated on Saturday Taft, which was win by the [lamer, five battles ahead. A letter from Trinidad, dated lan. 1, fal-n— -ti Or. Ntonday lag, about one o'cli:c!c. his Ma;cf ty's fit:p ULYSSES, of 44. gun, Cant. COLVAIBISA, :.chwed in the Gulp h. His Excellency General PICTON immediately deputed Sir JAMES Bost Et,: and the Hors. Joist/ BLACK to wait upon Colonel • FULLARTON, with congratulations on his arrival, and a requeri to be informed when he propoled to land When the Deputation returned, orders were immediately Hilted to prepare fur his reception the • next morning. At about nine o'clock his Excel lency lande3, and was received upon the wharf by feveral Members of the Council, of the Cabil & , Civil and Military Officers, and mod of the principal inhabitants. The Military, drawn up c n each fide of the flreet from the Fort to Govern. ment Houfe, paid the oglomary compliments, and General Piero', with large party of Civil and Military Gentlemen, received him with all imaginable refped. His Map STY'S Commiffion being read, which appointed Colonel FULLAITOK, Brigadier General PICTON, and Captain HOOD, Commiffioners fir the affairs of Trinidad, and the two firß being fworn in (Captain HOOD not being as yet arrived), Colonel Fuee.tarow expreffeel in lively terms his molt anxious with for the welfare and profperity of the Colony ; declaring, that no thing.fhould be wanting oa hi. part to render the fituation of every individual as comfortable as an impartial difiribution of jnitice would permit ; at the fame time obferving, that the conduit of Gen. Prcrow had been fuck asst home had been highly approved, and which, he was thoroughly convinc ed, would always tend to promote the welfare of the inhabitants of Trinidad. To which General Firm, replied, " that the welfare and happinets of the ifland had moll certainly conflituted his fug and only with; but that he was firmly perfoaded. that to pleafe every man was not in man's power." —On the next day all the Officers, both civil and military, attended at Government•houte to con gratulate the Commit loners • . and the following day the Merchants attended for the like purpofe, and to esprefs their firm reliance upon the wifdom and jullice of their adminiffration ; to which their Excellencies were pleated to reply in appropriate terms.—Mrs. Foxt.arrom and Slier, the Hun. Mifs MACKAY; Col. RUl'lllll'oll% Surveyor• Ge. neral ; AILCMIDALD GLOSTAIL, Efq. Judge-Advo cate and Attorney-General; J. M. WOODYBAR, Eft. Secretary to the Commiffioners; Mr. Boast, Private Secretary to Governor FuLearrom and two other Gentlemen in the Surveyor-General's department, alto arrived in the Messes. The Ladies came afhore in the cool of the evening, attended by General Picros and other Gentle men, who went off for the purpofe of &rifling them to Government Houfe.—Col. Foi.xerroit nominated Sir JAMES BONTIIII and Joel. Ricer, Efq. to be his Aides-do-Camp.—His Excellency Governor Picros . gave a grand dinner to Co). ruLL•ILTOPI and lime." Twaery GUINEAS PRIKIUM.—A Gentleman, I . refidrog in the country, having dreamt that No. 7:24 could be drawn a prize of Twenty Thoufand Po:ltidg, in the caning Lottery, which begins di awing on Monday the 4th of April, came to to n on Monday lan, and made enquiry at the dire , ent Offices for the faid Number, and found At i al it was thared at Mars. J. Jou itsom And Co.'s Lottery-Office, No. 3, Pope's Head AP:y, Corn i ill, lie put chafed the only remaining lhare of that Number ; and wilting to buy a itiarter (hale more, he has authorifed Mars. Liam aloe and Co. to pay the above Premium of Twtrity Guineas to any perfon who will bring and part with a Fourth Share of the above No. 7034, to their Office, on or belne Saturday the :d of April neat. ~~ moo I . •eJ of ia ion hall Jed any 71101 oiJ• nut iicd L!, Co- I we I At Raw aids id at Biers for thc rc . lout I Iv