The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-12-15 00:00:00

• I t [-fir INTELLIGENCE. ~ • ----4+.4.-- ' )URT OF COMMON PLEAS, GUILDHALL. DM.* , .......+....... , $ VTERN, KING AN$ eit. 4 iq , AIM PHOINIX litedylOti* CthlitANT. The regime'd heartier of this interesting case mum in this morni n g at tem o'clock. Mr. %Yawn, the .first witness called, deposed, that if asy explosion caused by steam or inflammable gas had Stake* place, its effects would be different frost, those which he perceived at the premises of News. Severe 'lad King after the fire; the loot whale oil was used van their new apparatus; the r aw which was dug min of the ruins was whole; it WaS stibsrquently tried 4 with water, and leaked very little. Alr. Howard ob - gained a patent on the steaus pressure plan. 3lr. Tay lor had alto a patent for boiling sugar with steam, also on the high pressure system. The risk of fire was greater before his patent plan was meted 00, inasmuch E aa fire was pot under the pass; one fire-place and one • pan were taken away in consequence of acting on his plan; the risk was diminished by the mere removal of .e tire; but all the fires in the house Lad also a commu •.ieation with the separate doors of the building; the interior of the building teas less heated in consequence *sof the diminution of fuel used for heating the pan; ne iron chimney during the day was red hot, and tic-nearest substance to it was a current of air about three inches or less, and surrounding that the brick-work of the chimney ; by the use of the pan six t Scuts for reducing heat were done away, and ,rut mote ban hail the usual beat escapes from the other six. Tbc floors get saturated with sugar, it lying like sand on the floor; syrups continually drop on the doors; all parts of the sugar-house are covered with them, it is impossible it could be otherwise. 'I lie new machi nery tot eeeee eneed on the 18th August; the pump was tieed in the most conspicuous place, atiil lie has seen many persons looking at it, and sugar-brokers have been frequently there ; he saw 31r. Cope, of the Phoe nix ; he is a sugar refiner; he told witness he had a house not then at work. and hearing witness had some apparatus, lie said he wished to see it ; on this, he sheaved hint a working model : when the sugar fled over, there would appear smoke a• well as t The oil, even greatly above the temperature lie uses, does not produce any thing liable to com bustion ; he has investigated the subject thoroughly ; a small quantity of aqueous vapour is given out by oil, which is not at all inflammable. At the low tem. peratures nothing inflammable is produced. Ile has repeatedly investigated this subject, and finds that bo visible inflammation could take place in oil tinder GOO degrees. At that temperature a small quantity of vapour is given our, a condeusible vapour called a gas, to which, when a light is applied, It burns with abundant flame of i blueish colour. It waives about fur a moment or two and then goes out; to keep it alive there must be frequent repetitions of the igniting power. At a foot distance the vapour wield become condensed, and then collapse again. The sugar-honse is 108 feet long, 27t feet wide on an average, and 63 feet high : and if gas were set about it, so as to inflame it in order to render the atmosphere inflammable, it would require three times the quautity of nil contained in the vessel, and would require that to be kept at a red heat fur two or three days, admit tong that vapour could be sent into the room,. bat va pour could Pot exist in that stale. It is difficult to esteem any thing from oil. The ordinary way of producing gas from oil is to let it fall into a red hot resort, and bricks are used to make a greater surface. tor procuring greater heat. Short of that degree of intensity of beat gas is not to be produced, except im perfectly. Six days before the fire took place the ves sel was taken out, twelve gallons of 41i1 were added : the vapour is in proportion to the waste. The titer tnotneter dipped about half-way, and wishing it to dip lower they added this quantity, as well as to supply some leakage which bad taken place. When beat is applied to oil it blackens and thickens it ; if not so kept it would be unfit to be purified. After repeated! Leatings its fluidity returns, but its discoloration re trains; nothing sticks to the bottom, it is neither ad hesive nor chardy. Ulue is insoluble in oil, and there eras no appearance of glutinous matter in the oil, and, its lying so long in the pan rendered it leas indent usable. The cross-examination produced nothing particular. Dv. Thomas, pirofessoe of chemistry in the Univer sity of Glasgow, said, hie attention was first directed a tile present @object -about the beginning of last Joey ; be hasten; the ordinary process of refining agar, and thinks much km danger from the patent ; oil boils at ahout 646 degrees. If the machine which held the oil were too leak, it would sot be attended with any dais ger s if a greit leak, it would pat the lire out; if a small one, it would burn like coal; at 350, nothing bat a little water is emitted from oil, and that is nut -at all inflammable ; be has made experiments on whale oil, &pillow has not yet satisfied himself that it ettaki give a gio lower than 640; if at 350. it would require a great addition and a long time to raise it to fi4o. - If the gas went up the leaden pipe, produced from ell. it would not burn, unless it maid with six . time, the quantity of cosmos air; if the whole oil , were elsongod into gas, it ossold not pecidare minibus • tilos from the structure of the apparatus; it was in,- possible, under all the eivermataiiees of the concern, I to prodnre combustiOn. If the oil lay in the pan for two months, it would nialie•no alteration whatever at a t . beat aftllo. When 01l Is healed to a certain degree, it pro .llts . vapour. but when oil is at 360, a water separates ,11, awl cornet on its shoulders minute quantities • s i t 1 1 0: oil will hurts; before 640 .it does this.l fif be determine the tweet ;milk. Keels a . ai*Wirkattliedld not ascend sue inch iti the chimney', if - I 'llY4lll. Oli sonny condeniel to the application of IleatAwlee as rapidly asivater. At a temperature of ' Ogres's, aer iodosaniable vapour could pass over i ';. ...pHs 4 this tuba. which is 16 feet over the one • of us .11, cureo at a bee of 1111101. no idea . I defekloo meld pass. Niebing hest eteurred 'to Ida la e f p experiments he, ad's by *lO danger . 4 _114 . „kar mixed pit oaf-third.of water is . t e . ibilthaartislos It Spit time out to. the' Ite 11, It wookill corset& ptoOlgistus s lam" ' 4 lllll. wily illribleteittlbetravhfee is la 40ntact l iiiilt • de.pir i t droll 'nit a stem; : loot -4 would *all ' l ' " I • • tivigt i4tii . geppawdor .1* the twist I substance which be knows. Pitt legal THI FrATRNMA% boils at 3.10 i a kii s de_grees slate that, not more hones each day, at various temperatures, from 310 to' than 10, it is shpara, and gives out combos- 3 0 0 ; the usual temperature was 360. title matter; the .ps is much tbs. sums as that Frederick Accsw was employed by chi IN from oil ; the colour of the flame can scarcely he °Ace, to investigate the cause of the ire mat MOWN. Waled, it depends on so many eiremnstances. If Syrups'. Mr. Wilson's apparatus he comidered loos the room were dose It would be red; if in the alt s hazardous than any others. Oil to prodnee gas most perhaps it would be white. In a roots', the mete the .h is contact with a red hot loady.tita : degroe far stroke, the redder the Same. This weed egdafy .ohove.6oo. hillanunable vapour may Ito.poduced at apply to nil or to coal. li e m ade espeeiwnto with; 00, if oil be heated to that degree. a view particularly direr ri to this subject. ~, Mr. J. T. Cooper has been Lecturer of Chemistry Dr. Davy, brother to Sir klatapisty Davy, board At the Surrey Institution; he cousiders the new mode Dr. Thomson examined; he made no experiments i mf heating sugar pans touch better.thaa the old. Oil on the subject himself, but he saw some made a •few does not produce gas at 360 degrees. nor to the ,jays ago at Messrs. Severns'; the temperature .of the higheat pails; .at which the thermometer is grashist elf being 360, a taper introduced into it was ex- al The vapour of oil condom's considerably las* tinguithed ; there were three inches of oil in the yes• than water. He raeollee4llolollolic lead was soliblo sel, and the interval to the top of it might he three in oil at 2112. Oil la sus ialisporable state produces or four feet ; there was a tube also 16 feet long, the ID offensive smell, amtkiretty Mick affects the nostrils sir from this mixed with common air, and dill not ; Orld nes' • :e inflame; at 410 oil gave no inflammable vapour ; due. Comik Hilton, Paris, Brumat, Sylvester, ing the experiment he witnessed, the temperature was Illipperie, Bell, Devllle, Jones, Allen, Pearson. -Carl's, not above 364 ; at the expiration of 33 days the oil Ihiggs, aribitutoW, Harris, and Mlles., all gave Ms underwent no change, excepting as to colour and •Alapiay similar to the foregoing, agreeing that glasnost consistency ; as far as his knowledge extended, ha : apviseasas was much less dangerous than the old. agreed with Dr. Thomson. The plaintiff's case was here closed, and ;he Court Bryan Dunkin is an engineer, was present when adjourned till to-morrow ntorningten o'clock. Mr. I.ockey and several gentlemen, whom he under stood to be surveyors, attended; t h e oil vessel was taken out of the ruins iu Lis premise"; on the top of the I they found the remains of the cast-iron, pump that had been employed to work the oil from the vessel, it laid *you it, and part of it was in imme diate contact. a part of it appeared to he in a state of fusion, a part was gone, it was separated in pieces, ano those remaining were distorted by the effect of di* heat; as the rubbish was cleared away front the vessel's, which consisted of broken sugar pots, it was parties-I i larly vitrified, so that the parts of the rubbish adhered together so much, that they were obliged to use axes to separate them. Having, taken off the outside crest, the ;ewer part was quite louse, so that they only used their shovels. In the midst of this help of rub bish the pump w.ot found. He (;,rand several patches of melted barss. The in.ide of the boiler seemed perfectly good, except the depression at the top, and the partial scales on the outside of the bottom. He said it was afterwards tried filled nith water, and the leak age was very trifling. 'I he earl 1111 l areons matter he •saw, resulted from the distillation of the oil—no com bustion could take place. Ile knows the process of making sugar, aud thinks the COIIIIIIOII mode the Inure dangerous. Thomas Brand?, Esq. node experiments of com bustibility of oil and other sulostanct... He placed a copper basin of sugar and Water, and another larger, containing oil, and placed the whole upon a fire : when the sugar acquired the temperature of 400. ra ther below it, he applied a lighted taper to it and the oil: the sugar took fire, the paper was quenched by slipping it into the oil. Ile made the experiment under the impression that oil would burn before the sugar, The thermometer was placed came inflammable at alma' out the thermometer then, When lie took out the then; lambent flame played for a went out. This oreurred ~ 1 . . •-, anases....---..„„,,,_ OLD 11.11LIF SES.V10110•••"1 . 11UOIDar• . Thom persons, Nall, I'larkiak Connell. were, psi to the bar, charged with having stolen three seals, a ring, and a watch key, (ruin the person of Who ipiat tileorge Ireland, on the 14th day of Novesober hot. ~, The prosecutor stated, that he was going down Drury-lane nu the day in question, when he spit met by the prisoner Hall, who snatched at Obi watch, and having succeeded in getting his seooo., immediately passed them to Clarke, who was.4lll waiting. .; witness deposed to the identity of Hall Ifiii Clarke, and also swore that Council was of •Ilk , party. kach et the prisoners denied all knowledge of the transsctiou. They were all fostusl Cathy ; and the officer who apprehended Ilene ofiel.elary were the usost iiiiturion ' thieves in the, metropolis. 1 hey infested the prig.. bourhood of Bloomsbury ; and it was only the Si s. lions before last that Connell was triad fur a higliwa, robbery. Thomas St:nutlet., was indicted be stealing twi hoots, the property et Mr. Wynartl, a Meilic.tl tientle-' man, r•-siding near 3liiltilesex hospital. i If appeared from the evidence, that the prisoner bats, been esitfaged as a writing-clerk by Mr. l'a kir. oi l Pornival's Inn, who sett him with the hooks to Mr. Wynard, from whom lie had borrowed theta fur a par ticular purpose. The prisoner, instead of returning them, as he was desired, went and sold them for seven shillings to 31r. Callow, a medical bookseller, in Princes -street, Soho. The , deny the charge, but pleaded i extenuation. He said he sister depending 00 him for received only a guinea a week new laboured ceder a bodily :educed his frame to the lowest tit:intm( that both the Court sod the pro nuaider him a fit object of considers-' ;Nil/g. His appeal reduced a sensible effect, and the Jury . were its the act of making a collection for hint, when the Recorder interfered, anti expressed his disappro bation of such a procedure, though be highly com mended those feelings of humility which suggested it. However, a quantity of silver had already been given' to the prisoner. „„ .. ,i 111 r. Taylor, the:prosecutor then conferred for a few ' geements with the Recorder,, who immediately after „Kited to the J u rithat he uuderstood the prisouer to be a post worthless and ungrateful character. He had same into the employment of Mr. Taylor almost in a state of nudity. and that gentleman had him equipped in every respect. so that he might be fit to associate with his other. Im,the mean time, the prisoner never ceased along depredations uu his employer. ,Pfar . rowing 7* Ists name of several persons, and ling hieseri lit ,rrery apportnnity, to cheat and rand him. 1 appeared, also, that the prisoner acted In a similar manner towards a person is , employment be had bean previously. anti whose 11118pIrty he pained to the semat et 461., though ' sums ruder sloe irepost übligatisee to him: Last etght.Jo . Mike and Jaime* Dersen, Arming* PterOki on; trete indicted fbr obtaining Id 'Rausutil Knelt, by else Ondlranduhitt yflfhlitces, Ire p t i t r e u r alitt/w4Oliti; ei ebt' id 9- • ~ ~t irtaCiull OT 1 .4 - was ml taiten oil it took fire. Another oil heated 2$ degrees in a , Having put it into a digester. or iron pot, witlsplunisa issuing from the top. it gave no vapour till tie ther mometer immersed in it ruse to 566. At 51b a mix lure of vapour of water, and a small portion of the vapour of oil issued from it, the tube (the length of the tube was six or eight inches ;) at the temperature of fill, a vapour came off which burned, but at 570, did not. On one occasion, a taper applied to it for a moment lashed. but did not so now tinuuesly. At 610, gas cause off, which being cam' twilit. gas, did not burn, but extinguished. Wk..' 609, the smell was most sickening. Those experil ascots were made in June last. after the hit ranee. 1 The comparative experiments on new.aad old oil wore+ In an open vessel, the other experiments is a flask with a lung neck. He examined the apparatuo of Messrs. Severna', sad cossiders the new process less dangerous then the old, where separate fires tees so der each pan ; there is only one fire in plasm telleatreral by the new proteu, and again kss • dolour bud ate heated to a high temperature than sugar -ft 4111 maw degrees. Mr. Parks has examined the apparatus now in Court with considerable attention, and made several experiments respecting it The new mode of comma. skating beat to the sugar-pan hr considers lesi den- ' geeons than the old. Danger he apprehends Aso ately impossible front this apparatus. The lowest tige' at which whale oil would produce itallainnsalile Pk. would be at red heat ; hydrogen—carbonated NM I some persons peadiced gas from oil by drop Ong item red hot irons; be took tire quart. of oil and iput Han into a digester, en a large chareoil s*, altd'lllid a phenometre apparatus put do to collect tSegls; if any ; after urging the fire , fur a loqg tlim i ts was persuaded it was impossible to pustaco- 41 flammable gas; the fire would hair* Merited a hits head of water in a very short time, Ne IMPW 'hid the oil poured out, and a single pint 'pilt to it, which was *lnk of the oil that. aids** .Ito heating at %V filtechap e l, but still there Was • ' Op. On a sudden, however, be perceived habilis* paniq through the water, and lie bail inflammable p In , abundance; hut in looking aS.llse butt of the iron , digester he found it was red Ito! : :kill iron is fls ii -1 sibly red hot until at a be.tt of 1200 by the ! owl 1 thermometer. No fire tbat could he MAIN 1,011 11 re- ' duce inflammable gas from an h undred gallon, oil ; ; to produce this the oil must be carbonisi4l. ' ant i git es oat a portion of hydrogen, and that naititektith i the oxygen, forms water. On distilling the ifl, ..Ipo found it all and water, 950; very little Ices tkan'aut ' black oil. When the water sabsfded, he fouipll4d i specific gravity of the oil 6115, triter bring stilt 100. It is impossible than any Janet contd . !null to, d p i ls r !apparatus. tither from gas or taot. eft :41 By the CocaT—lt is only lately fl a t ;Dinans bop subjected to these experiments. ' . 4., ', , • Sonic p r esoas were c:slled to / 4 / 1 1.1iffr Ilekssatle which MI r.. Parks mask his eigtelintilliN allek Abell, I 1 was subjec•etl . 4l dap to heat: Fur 36 days, at tea 14 641- 4 1 : 1 1":1&trer f Otaw or ' * 'IA ' 4 4004 Whltreiniptf, le tt f2 dsii 's"'' Olfter We' efts ' Of' olitico it ito.o 14n s / 4 1 i4l to Mr: NOrit'Ve+erld 1 Droop of fleet tistjok Orailisiist , I'M fell,. • lbeiftalt Illetliirlike of ilia Piedotiktou•l Thai looodonoi IN( toi be .1111Erimed" DMIMPIV dress . 10440 rs y Om ovoNstecia Pe . ,ipri I ' trig! V t 1 el n a t i l i r 7 r• %AM, Zit '4 ll . l . lk titiZ ts iiii,ti l O ie fet rit t eo : Walt V II ?? Bettor. in I.lneoln's•tno-fields. f o • Upon Yoe& owl Whit prdentoo• , list. I. mom.. ilt r iir:::Wylapilptr imuyi ;to a neon at lobeil • i the on** toti; . tV ill'l7 _ _ , , TA : isipet k ot.... l , -- = TO TIIE 4iDITOR OF THE lITATESIIAN. ,---You have fur many years aunonnred, through 11111romilltant et yaw well eesdatied end ulirly cireelated pert, ttie Establiahteent of the MEDICAL WARD,isaiilll - by the celebrated Dr. COOPER, cad assisted by mime' Surgeome and Physicians of nearly dirty years espertrace— Messrs. COOPER wad Co. request you will have the kW. ness to inform your readers the whole of their practice is wow eoswentrated at Clieriolie Mole. Orrin Charlene. street. Blactifriars-rneci. wiser* semored mow are VP& printed for eonsultitioa. The object of this arrangement hi. that every gam wet knee •pinlos of Dr. Cooper aid the whole Board ; sad in ors* tbei the P. 114 mil beg' prised Of ll* abate dlhesiiiistinee, so advantageous to tho, you will be pleased to owl ahlesaliatt.fir one nom. • ,IlyOrder of the Word, • I hate thhilMile to Meal& your olootilenT Serrate. . RUST. C. RIM.. hi. bode' N. B. All Letters addressed to.liir F. I.', Daniel, Teaser". are laid before the 2oned the setae day. Medical Snead. Cbarlotte-iloaso, Raney, •1 op Ner.6, 11010. Seariter hi wed.. forflter fa re. The treineselit Wild—the ebre edeetail. ( CANDIU litiviliastiOn sf Ptoreeninual Pretensions 111. is only 6 16 few. by those 11110 "no catuieious of ie. espßity. '` ''d Ihninvesed et Isms* period or our professional mot with the important* of a wore minute attention to a dame disposes' peealtbasty tallbetiog the grander °pent ions of 'A tom, we boldly desisted frees what weds held to be aellui orthodoxy; attackedthe vaantingsof einpyricism. aud.hytk feeder Its tile purposes, consider wirsisives metal to that approbatioo sad patronage whit* ler tiveuty l s. have rewarded oar imceeseful and 'devoted studies. estletatlect of our itslightenad bretbraukwho 'frequently to our opinion, I. as addltioaal gmatibratimo to on prii. white our authority Rout the Coll itself, strengthsard p II Cs by the gaostsidiltesfitstie ttyftta..tila of nitwit ettly ..,Proritoff MOW MO raid el sanctity of ear Um hoe eery or is tics. Ouspetaosity d! youth. or 66 it's watt eat lion in the saturst lana. ofiea lend tn.*b elFaste4l4,a4PlP tagious disease; happy, therefore, may the early aprti! Ile antiety • be 011'4%411 . 6y st fed,* red in time oil. The oil be- i r "" v " .s " Tc " " nu ' l'he prisoner did not de it GOO, not nn afraid ; he took ' , being afraid it ienia4 the most dire distress in , nionwtor from . Lliadiuted pother and a aionseat t , PPUr o ; r ik e tt had n im ... lion, which had li. rodu ll : ; ilpd he trusted that experiment was maillaidgb * tutor would consider him 11 2 e _ w _P r _ tion. Veetliet—Goi/4. eta Previos*Y. *P4 1141 °se ii;Ufie47rietieaTe r siety;;;;; s ellW-I;tidcy 4 iit r nritP sweat a( CM, Oseigh be ,we ; and ern la the more edvelloo4 Sege% 00 1. 00101011 titian is Ms: ..• by nimerous symptoms, we erne Masten* otr swathe, k renter** the truelmese mild, the ende elbefad: r • slid Jaime* FAS won, Sas v•ry emote dowel, or feseihennt 4belorboi.-.41* 'dieted Tbr ebtaihinig ftons dental to UM 'federative eernot4 , fait% equally willtia tat • 'anduhilt ra l reettea. Jleers province, and will yield to our attention. A menelllMOli. did Inlielaid INPOLIiMI dieseses of the urethra, weekies. and woad tut i °nil derrew- , ,u s. ~. . 1 ••.: • >•1 aril. a filet_teelf litlit to Str. ffearbillilk e ss o ffilitiodti dur y i t a ra eilAoied to appetesue,.l4, pier !AMID. W. s it* i l if f : list . of al exharest a pil by servous debility. he will de k m IA oi reli G e td 4tr ie t . oolobliblo lorilltb4farafgoriottli tiopolse. 'P Bent 'Mkt ti t at' tkoo atiloot to . Alholltillllll64lll4, sot bibs /be aisaaideciloa of or del nay hitt* ropitt."l l B Iphi ititorilabohey ifitind tra;l l (A R ;.:,,, yin. 6. . ** lot Pt . ." herghOreat as ggeleildultal ; Ilisioediahti toe - -IA !froggtkighPrAh t 44 Viotiopiilys 4 ____ sir sr* r . f mown' :ems. i Ai, pill Vit, . t.; or ,a 4 illti /Mr pogiimola letter, porposit. librAes: ' ' • s i •iiktot t ararmas lid i iii. 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"7 They Wert then trill, upon a st`emid intlictoteat, w4 found Uaiky. There dere four Othtt 'idiom% ~init them. tt floe COMMON graJCANT iosmediately, . ika prisoners to to publicly whipp-nl, anti kli transported tier seven years. . •.. NAUTICA b INI I ELLICWI Ci. . The Martha, Martin o new, struck on tbbrailliiiiillipert , it. and Wird with water, but was got off, aml pet gate head* Bank, near Pottfort. The ffopr, -- Denr:vw, from Qnebee to tttrnyt elbs spoken with on the 2i.tth September, i n l at. 49 . s;:. long. 43. 14. by the lienlomond , whick arrirtri at Liverpool on the 20th Ustober, and has mat i ste boon board of. • The Sherburne, of Hull, Ranson, from Londeit to Riga, was totally loot 15th ult. near Christielast Earth°lm. Crew and part of the cargo sued. The Brothers, 11)avig,m, from Clyde to St. Pene s . burgh, put into Christianson the and of last swath, leaky i and with loss of sails, and would be obliged Is diicharge. The tilasgow, Taylor, from London to 01. Peters burogh, ran on shore on Bornholm, 17th alt. kg sons got off after discharging part of her cargo, g o carried into Ronne on the toth. Cows., Drc. collier bcW is on shore * in the mouth :af tke harbour, but is expected t o i s pt off. 3,. . Sull h . • I Carr. OP 0000 1441Prect. 4.—The Mary Amu So. phis, 'Hayward, ar/filid here on the rid Septes s h r , from Table Roy, iw titt..73o. 110. S. tong. H. 45 E fell in with a heavy gale, and 'Ade laying.ss, tsti *truck by a sr,,. which snore in the top We s , I N started two upper planks of her wales, and ramie three Get six inches water, when they drove a pier of is inefi rope in.° the nrening. which prece•tteil her leak• iv so much, but fo.totl it necessary to put a ha m " goodie her bottom to prevent her partin. The Ceara. ,(ion, on the 22d Sept. spoke 14,1144) Traasit, basil on a whaling voyage, all well, 11 - E95E11.6 SrOkEN WlTlL—titanniA, Watool, on V7th Nor. In Ist. 40.2 e. N. Tong. 13. 40. WI the ofoabella, arrived it Witenkne. Minerva, Bunn, anti Coriolis.- the South Seas. lat. 5. 12. long. 23.45. kr the Frances, Sinclair. arrived in. the Dowel. Viet .rv, Cunningham, from London t.. Lisbon, ;t1 Init.; Sat. t 4. 36. long. 10. 10. by the IV., IMMO. in the Downs. is, is,