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This day is publisload, by Black, Parry, and Kintsbuir , , Lassle.shali-stiess. pm. THE ORIENTALIST: or, EASTERN VOCABULARY. By Mrs. GODFREY. Chiefly designed for the use of I.siia going to the not GUIUE TO THE PROPERTY ACT. This day b yublb 1.1. price is. 'niched, a Second Editiun, with Aihinem anti Corrociouss. of ... • A GUIDE to the PROPERTY ACT. 46 Goo 3; with Tatika of Calculation, Fermi of Proceed ing, Cuss ofital....awn, and Explanatory Notes. Taken from die beat AnMonies Pub'shed he Joyce Gold, 103, Shoe-ltne ' who published The EXI ()SIDON of the PROPERTY ACT, in 1803. Thar day ill published, enfiaiderably enlarjed. price li.. boards, half.bnmid, tad hack, D •• ODSLEY'S — ANNUAL REGISTER ; View of the Moon. POlllll,l, and Literature of the Yea. Iht/5; iwine the 47th Voiotia: of that caleivared Work Printed (or (the P,,priet ifs of the abuts Work.) W. ()triage and Sun; Longman. Hurst, Rem and Orme; Clark and SA.ra; a. 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LINK ARV M.looo,'y Part', at is Irtel twithhiag on the In et Octe) -r, The Publisher of the widernaeirrinned work has been per !made , ' tn. many N internee and Gentlemen of great Landed Property, vino are anxious to increaser the thiftii , m of Agri. cultural kainerledge, to ditide it into twelve Seven Shilling. and Sixpenny Pan., in tile expectation that mans pernaws , , who mar not choose to pay four goatees ■nd a hali for the complete work in bo .rdt, may nut think it an object to ex pend a twelfth part of tic .am once a month He hopes that justice will b► done by the ptibli to his dcirign, and that at the friends of Aeri:ult oral linerovements, intelligent Far. mem,and great Land Proprietor., will kindly exert ihernsi-fives to pre general currency, as well kr the complete tVork, as to ate Monthly Parts kin Thursday, th► lit of October, was publi,hed, price 1t embellished with several capital engravings, and to be cum : plead in Twelve Parrs, ' PART. I OF DIE SECOND EDITION OF ACOMPLETE SYSTEM of PRACTICAL A(:RfeuLTu IA F.; including the 4,10-!esn Inipro;e. agents and INwoverici, and the rdlluit: of a i, .. 1 „; kg tory which lay. bozo bestowed on rhl, iinpurtaitt otience, din's( the last thirty years; the whole combining and ex. "laming fully, extenoivciy, and cnrnpletelt, the Piinefides and Practice of the Art of 111 u..noilry, in all its braise ie. and relations forming two large.Voluines in quaitn„ inuotrated with ncsrli .a 1• hundrril engraving', tOine itaproved Impl••ments, the various Grass.", and the princ;,ial Breeds of sheep and Cast e B. K W DICKSON, M. D. Mmormary Member of the Hoard of Agriculture, St: Ste. Prisrad for Richard Phillips, No ti. Widge..T.c.r, Black. t o w s , and may be had of an BlokacUcta, Nt wt..earr Ici fi, Post--nuti-s ' and rah..i deeitts in books. N B The abase-ment oiled work, in ettnjunilinss with youNGI FARMEICS CAI.F.NOcK, roro•• a com plete laiin'aiy of Ruferenc: ajN)li every Agrooitural amm-ct sod this lo.t Work nuy be bad PI itself of .11 Hooluollert i , prase halt-irawnes in boards FROM SATUAD 1Y FIGHTS GAZE% TE. 1i ar.4,1 r e , .Sgpt. 19, 191'7, 4 th Regimen , Drigw.n 6:12:1:--e;rilut George Ackert to be Lieutenant, by pts• vice rte. n•tt-es lit Revomut : Gco• g •• R 3.. ••Sen to be Lieun:rllnt, by lourcoa..., e•ce rr •s an, Va 110 Coldstream Regiment of Foot GutrdiA:tX3lleef We leer. burn, Gent. to be Lecgo, vies VI yayassi, tremetert. Sit ItegO:_ent of Eon..—Capt. Ileury as Carr to be Maim, (I..c,a.ed G 3 neon Ballals .n-.L.•uten ,t.t-Col Sir Chaifet Imhoff, front ha , ' pay uf ti.• ♦th toot, to be L.eutd. , aot Colonel, Ince a u lr mt d to th • N•VA Scud• v. *44.4 F orilvee......l.onotenant Co'ono Uwe.' 11••n , -., Iwo toe eat Gagri.c...lmp. .. ID.' Lieotenale•Colund i oice Tayi.e, ....re I on •.t the nth V.Ke. K. •YAI. M'I.ITIRY COL. A.. .. ant S., e..on liens Robertson, an, to, )(q.t., to t.. As.t.t.ot-li s4co .41,1 STAFF IlAior T orra+ RPvnell, oil ha I-wcy n:" - C.. , •••• I.J.:1011111 Q ar• • \tat eft' .114,4 to 1 1 1. 16r.. ;6 1.14 1'••?• witls •.. 1.1•1.1 '4 1 .-Ct I .nci .r) the win', .me ~ 11.• e LAIN, 111114 r- s 1...441:1.:11•O on ltalv :Jet I. 1/1,5. Maier Wi ham Str,l..y. nf tAr na .• e., be An AYla.a .110 • •, Q4l el. A 14 Ille eOll Lit utert...t C.. 1 u• 1 : :I 31.11111 1 a , lx, (.14 111 w %V All AW.tant C• mi11i...a:7 of Azcounts la the V Cri. HOSPITAL STAFF. Staff Stepan WI gluts Hegg to be Deputy 2u•pefet of Ho, pilei.. - Surgeon Alesander High to r. Surgeon to the Forces. Slar Bergeon Richard North is se,h rsedad. Cdoessi.lea, in the Royal Tower Flami n g Militia, rivied 6 t tht I.+.r Licootqaoli. let Rlpoeenb..-Ja•res Ff.:MAI., G. sit. in be Fn.:et' A. rul.A.Soegeoa, Lougui pe r feslrled. Dated July JO, 21.7. :h• Coen at the Q.teen's PAL.re, the iift!► of S•ptem.. lu, no? ; r aEsEN 1. The !LING% M it Etc:ltent Nt.nentii in Conned. It it ',Mt ttay ..yd.red, by 11:1 MAjtsly ut Owner, That the Tatiament, vp•t4 %lands prorolot4 to Thury4sy. the 24th C AT a %km he Loth." tatxqvued 14 'Komodo, , IM tOtb En Of N.tt &Liar oust. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, MONDAY, Ssessmasa 21. We have received letters from the fleet and army at Copenhagen, of the II th instant. They state that the attack and bombardment of that capital have been extremely ruinous to the bnildingf. and disastrous to the inhabitants. The conflagration was almost unexampled in the quickness of its com mencement.. and the rapidity of its progress. Of the whole city of Copenhagen, it is computed, that not mue than six hundred houses have escaped in jury. This effat was principally produced by COM• na Eves Rockets, with which the Expedition was amply supplied. The loss of the Danes, in killed and wounded, during the late attack on Copenha gen, exceeded 6,000 persons ; and the prisoners, at the time of the surrender of the city, amounted to 5.000 On the night of the day on which the place surendeted. it was intended to have opened a bu t : j ict finished, of sir) , L2..pounders, which would have completely Jemolic!ed the city. The words made use of in the letter are. would have swept Cope:v.4ra from off the face of the earth." The bombardment was tremrnd :us beyond conception, and its area was rendered peculiarly awful, in con sequence of its being carried on in the night. Tae number of shells and rockets at once in the atmo sphere, illumined the country to a gre r event ; and the concussion produced by the discharge of the cannon, was felt at a distance of several miles.— The statement which has appeared in ail the pub lic Papers of the scuttling et the Danish ships of sear, by cutting a square hole in each bow below the water mark. is very questiona'sle. The letters of the 11th do act notice it. Rid such a contrivance been executed, it is not probable that they would hare passed it over in silence. A considerable num ber, from six to e;ght thousand, of our troops. were to be dispersed amtn.g the pi met, to assist in work ing them home. Sr ROBERT WILL -N, private Secretary to Lord Ilurcrnssox, arrived, oa "sAturdAy moaning, with dirp.itthes from Sr. Peter.burgh. A abort time before Sir Roust. ‘Vtesoti's departure, his Lord. ship proposed to go to Wsrsaa•, but be changed his mind, and it is thong:a he will shortly return to England. Sir Roarer WILSON came home in the Lard Netrau packet, Captain STLWAIST. Three other vessels, shred from St. Pstersburgh, Arrived at I lull and Bridlington, on Thur►day. 'flue private leiters inought by them are favourable.— One of ttitas states, LILAC the equipment of a stuall squadron. which was in a state of forwardness at Cronstadt, had been suspended. and that ttie itussian Government Ai - s nared disposed to place its commer cial telations fiis country ost a t ettosAnent and authabla basis. Tau is not the only circumstance calculsted to dissipate the fears of a rtipti.re with Russia. 'Abe Russia.% seuadron wnich teas la litr Ar . cliipe'i-go, is r•n its passage to Portsmouth, to refit, Ater its record Action with the Turkish fleet. A vessel has attired at hpatiead with stores from St. Peters en. g 3, to assist in its cquipment. and orders have bsen issued lions the Nsey Udize, for the s upply of evely at tick for which the Russian Admiral may have occasion. Tne Exped;:im from this country to the Baltic, it is said, was known at St. Peters. burgh about the middle of August. ' The °Nee of it had then been communicated to the Russian Go vernment by Lord G. 1,. Gowen. A Danish Cou rier arrived shortly atter, with Dispatches from his Court, which were the subj..st of I Cabinet conferee:est, and gave occasion to repeated meetings. of t'.e Diplomatic Corps. It was understood at Petersbuegh, that t'•: Eng lish Government had applied to the 4mptter At La. •rust to guarantee to Denmark the posscs'ion of its Bert, and that Fiance should not compel the use of it against us ; and it was not until his Irs ra blaaest se had declined an ittetference which migiit interrupt the good uniferstanding he had established with France, that our Government adopt ed the resolution to deprive the enemy of the means with which the Danish marine NoulJ furnisls him for our annoyance. The delay which occurred in the early stages of our operations t'-.e Baltic. is now ascribed to the negotiations at St. Peters burgh. We noticed. is a former paper. that the nego tiation fqr the a justment ut our ditiore.icits «iih America, has taken an unfavourable turn. port is vatinu• y acc tinted tor. Our Go: . —.eat is certainly dettraiined t I maintain tie rest of swat, as it resp-tts men as well as merzhandize ; J. that the American vied., that the eisforce ' Aft will be regarded le decree fur monied- msperate ad, will tipire )3 the Congress will be • • • Ahinat►Nd Cr, berg. It, 11107: Whereas it i 4 deniable that the K KI t lianourible the 1.41,45 Cannon-sinners el the Admiralty sl , initirl avail the rh s a i,e, at the voluntary ',twice. of sods seamen as arr employed us the Greenland a• Itistish Irs.lierns, or eh.. era othirseise Imee.terl ley any Acts of l'athament near in force, hir toe WIT• p 4•1141 ariatiag to fit end, and navigate to the ports of this kidaims, the Danish ships and res4•l4 of war now Jt Cryen hagrti, h lately surrends led to His Ittaltilf's arms; no tom is hereby That their intdaltnis will three* an ellowshee of two pound. Ma shillings to be every seaman I.mtm••.l a, ethernet, who shall volooterny eier bpi unwire tn, and be. :sprouted by Ca tam itschhell, the 1111.-to eraphy...l to regulate the Inn• pram Service, in I.otirlon ; the Conim ri Ills Majesty's slime and ve..l. at Nheeme.s, the Down., Leith, .•r Ye.ouutli ; ,Of such Infirm. a. they shall appnint ; or the several Oillcera eniployed on the Sea Fe...title oe Itego:+ttue Service, at Hatton. Atdliorough, Yarmouth, I.vmo, Brehm, Benoit, Ilan, Whitby, *lard:mud, North Shields, Belo wk. and Leith, on or Wrote the Vmh inmant. ingettiet Stnh alms vermin's pay, and to be ['writhe, *rah votteble b,4.0 elong duling the tame he shall be to employed Inc... pen.. upon no •ntoeting for the abovementiened se. rice, will be fn•• *tithed setth an eider fur his discharge, to be kept i t hes .es auembled, and it i; not probable that the matters in dispute will be brought to issue before that time. Three weeks have elapsed since a Memorial of con• siderable importance was delivered to Government from Mr. Mos sot and Mr. PINCKNEY, on Vie subjen of American complaints, to which no answer of any kind was given so late as Friday List. Mr. los ltu es intended departure for America has certainly given credit to the hostile rumours in circulation ; but it Is not at all conne.led with the differences be tween the two Powers. It must be recolleded, that Mr. Mosso! has for some time had a successor to bins in ti.is country in the person of Mr. Pst4cast sr. The Gottenburgh Mail, which became due on Wed nesday, arrived at the Post•Otfice on Saturday. Us SloLthulin Gazette of the 70, is the only paper which has been received by it : but we received, on "'burs day, the Gottenburgh papers of the 10th. There are numerous accounts, by the Mail, of the recent op:ratinns at Copmbagen ; but the official details, of which we acre previously passessed, have de prived them of interest. The accounts from Got tenburgh are of the 13:h instant, and mention, on the authority 01 letters from St. Petersburgb, of the 12th last, that every thing is quiet in.that capital. The letters do II rt suggest the most distant idea of a rup•ure with England. An extensive promotion has taf;eu place in the Swedish army. Two Messeng..rs arrived with the Gottenburgh Mail from Pcersbaro, one of them from Lord L. Gowan, and the other to the Russian Minister with dispatches. Prior to the bombardment of Copenhogeht and while the w•,r,s were throwilg up, in order to ap proacis the town, it was a conimoo praaice for some of uur rise corps and 1.gO: troops to run in close to the walls, add with a piece of chalk to write their names thereon, and then return to the outposts. A reinforcement of troops and ships will shortly sail for the West Ladies, to gnat.' agalaat loss trot.' a sudden rupture WWI Af 13e114.74. The Suhalo. of 7i was launched on Satur day, from DUI:OM/04'4 Yard, LEVellor.l. The tern perary mast on w' ids the Royal StandarJ was hoisted, fell by the board. A h at with two Ladies upset, but they I.V.:te piCLA u 7 aaJ carried safe to shore. The Lord Lieu:ennui' cf Narfolk, vacant 17 the death of M arque Towwsukeo, will be be.towd upon Lord W01:14.110V;IL Of Lord burr: x Lu.—lt wea once expelled 11.44 turd Bait ma ha would be the man. Dispatches were sent off, List morning, from the Admiralty, by Wout.i.ay. the M.:sseuger, to Ad. aural GASIBIte. Dispatches were expeSed yesterday at the Admi. ralty from Admiral GA3IIBIZB. Dispatches were received yesterday at the Ad miralty. Born Plymouth. The stations for telegraphs between Yarmouth and Lond-n, are now finally fixed. They are 18 in numbei, including the Admiralty. 'Llse 81ajority of the 83d Regiment. which be came vacant by the lamented deatu of Major Tao r ata. at Burnos Ayres, his been given to Captain H. W. Cate. Lieutenant CATHCART, who was the bearer of the dispatches of his fattier. announcing the sur render of Copenhagen. has been promoted to the command of a troop in the gsth Dragoons. ! 'The following notice. which was on Saturday is- I sued from the Admiralty. appears solely designed to remove any appreheiniaan of an immediate rupture 1 ns with Portugal We are led to this opinion by the coiderauon that it it not possibly for any vessel now in the river to trite a terntagq of the convoy in 1 question ; namely, t.'i.z: of the 111,1•41, which if it Ihas not already railed, as we believe ivi be the case, I will assuredly put to sea before it can be joined by I any ship from London : _. .. . _.. - __ Rept. 1 4 . " An OTill`f ill given fora Conroy to kruceed f o.ii kal:aooth with the ships lanorbilto Portuzil." _ . . Saturda't night's Garzetie contains an Order in Council for limber prorriguirg Parliament irons the 24th inst , to the 10th November. We are given to understand, that Parliament will assenvile .0 NOlNPlltber. All the mer.ey which was placed at the disposal of Ministry has been eshauste I in the recent Expedition to the Haiti:, and the Admini stration, we are inclined to believe, aie deirous to obtain from the unanimous seniirnesit of the Em pire, an indemnification for the measures which it is more than probable they will be obliged to adopt in regard to America. 'Car. lIAMCNITT, who distinguished himself in the comifiand tf a division of the boats employed before Copenliagen, hes been appointed to the com mand of the Danish frigate Fmk, sweera, winch was taken by the ('ewes. The late dispirit to the Judicial Soon at Madras, originated, we understand, is an objeftion made by Sir W. Goo Ltlsl to the authority of Capt. GRANT, as head of the town police. The Judge is repro , seined to have expressed himself from the Bench in harsh terms, not only against Capt. GRANT, but likewise implicating the Governor. A detailed re port of the transadion has been sent borne for its vestigation ; tbe peinn are very voluminous. and conaptehead a review of the customs anti usages of the cruotry,sinee the fast establishment cf CA Eng lists there. It is already knows that Parliament lately par chased the Lassoowa Library of Manuscripts, for the British Museum. at an average of the valuation made by three parties. been 4.9251.—Mr. PLANT s, the principal Librarian of the Museum, has esti mated their value in the following manner :-The Boatman and Cscit. Papers, 120 lots, at 101 eacn. ; Sir J tins CAI A a's Papers, fifty vo lumes. at 101. 5001. ; teen!)-seven volumes of the Original Registers of Abbeys, at WI. 1701.; 150 'mows at 51. ; 98:5 ditto, at 21. 19701.; I irry numrscrs or Royal Letters, at .51. 2001. ; and rig •t volumes of Chinese Drawings, 801.; waking Use whole value 44701. jp Clll • itr" 0 1 Ps. PORTRT. VERSES ON SEEING A PICTI LORD MILTON. tAINTID SY 'ORM RAPHAt When newooform'd Man, as fell the el Forst sae the Sun% descending glory With heavy bears he watclid the lill Nor hop'd the dawning of another dai Till sunshine glow'd o'er all the vim , And chilled the furrows of the hunsan So when stem dealer inflexible cot. Obscui'd the ono that cheer'd this shade, Despairing Freedom ra.itirn'd her For And fear'd the horrors of eternal gleoi Yet 'mid the skier, where Fox so brig) Appears the radiance of another dawn Fur Milton's fire already lights the skl Sweeps the thin mist aside, ■nd blazes And thou! whose genius ventued one Thy living canvass with our Fox's far Accept the praise an humble verse cal And live thyself, ►y bidding Mittel Let him, nitwit:led, amid' Corruption The early Champion of his native far in Virtue's cause unchanging lift his And prove the wisdom of the People' Lung, green in triumph, round his Rise the young laurels of the mighty ',ug though his heart flow pure the The genuine current of FITZ WI LLIA) Still may i.e Maur witese once his S, A•id ei,il Ulu deeds that Roca:lrian a Idature the piaci Whitt& FON. ha; cal: And aid impartial Providence on tail Plow. w taw Fa Toro tresw,le. o' P. his the baud o.nuipotent to Ult. Still thrice t •e 14e winch, wail A HAMPDEN itrugr d, and a STDCI Thy da.se.g Land, I/ RAPIIMI.L! stn E.cn tenement impulse of It* num.!? And, firmly rased, to future ages elsr Lad. II) mg gknc', sad evanescent gi be thuse the boagt to chain the IWO And stamp a form that shall out yiel Scorn the slow sap of season and of ci And fix a boundary to the sweep of Avut 1, UAL THAIT RN. On Saturday evening, Mr. Car and interesting comedy of Me I performed. and the re-appearance performer was g d with most • Mr. ELLISTOU never was more delineation of the wild, thought &kept', and was very well supporta in the part of Stockwell. Miss Dm to much advantage in tie amiable and Logi& [hairy found an inter Live in Miss Royce, who, for thu tained the part. Mr. JOUMITOT mire in his anrivalled periori 1./Ffie.erty t his song, as usual The whole performance received tl applause. The farce of No So lowed. in which Mrs. Mot:arm, warbled their airs most sweetly SISTSI and Mr. bilarruaws WI The house was full. Yesterday morning. His MAP AVGL STA. MANY, SOFA& A and by Sir if. B. NIALZ and Lad, (eurge's Chapel. Windsor. sad t 1 Vi r.l)oaswo RT Mt frCM 111* 1 8th ci lath and 19th verses; th y ally wv tnrre, and tot t the Quern and Fri Alter His Nls,asvir bad alitteo, returned to thy CAW! at 3 • 'clock and Princess td.szsasro bad 1.1, formed on tbeCa.tle. rle of Kass left Castl4 day, for Winhow. Caimesin Kiev Bvattatt., of Guards. killed in the untortui Stream; Ayres. was a near rel.itivi *IILASD And Gwvos a Mr. Youists, whose diversified rank him amongst the first-rata will be one of the first novelties this season. Mrs. Dicaons is elf Lacy Popular's carriage has been the C. a .hrnaket's fur repair. am liabaunit of the Woody beitti. The infant daughter of the lab arrived at bath, and this night sr recitations at the Lower Rooms., Lord Mocoa•ve left town, villa at Fulham. Captain Cet.t.taa, who Wool patches, is brother to Mr. Cos.t.ss\ in the Temple. Ade'as is to be brought forwal strength of Drury-lane Theatre. last reason at a very untavourat cosi in Ireland was uncomrnont The Tragedy of Zara is ti be Garden Theatre ; Mr. Kammer Usmau, the Werestais of C. Kam Alias SMITH, promise to be well Among other revivals at Cove Rows's Royal Concert; &digitise, and lithgul, by Mr. Kitsset.s. it The receipts of Drury Lane Theatre DAM'S Courtly." Gil 4on Thursday - to nearly 6001. in cash. Mrs. WHITZLOCKS, who is lane Theatre. makes her first said, in Calista, in Rows's Fair part she is said to bear a SUM sister Mrs. Jt ODOM. i *ion. *loch weer wad eatitle loitololiie pay 41;1 iher:.;,;; and it is cpnfideatly tepotteJ Loam offered. Red elm to so alKilairt no the *meal of the Executive byre been h.forrog Dmiish ship. Cu Mord *f which lie say IA allatladttA, at I,* omeme o s in pest, et weasnm will hu lakes 1. een , •••,. g ment of the Non-impartation 11.1 prfwIIII lA, 'ban employed on the mod ectirice, to the t 4 i 6 *coos .one at which th thy Nee el en e my. epee ni a dadarahea of war. Thl rhea baki 4 r 46 =ag arg.""• itig the executing of that inter Br &and si tAetr Leriships. - . WLE. io Noveinner s p .riw • -- • :TURK OF IL SMITH. es'aing shade, fade, ;ht away, pan East, at breast. ommand Arley land, ox's doom, om; rghtly shoes, &Yr :es from on bleb. tan to warm an she, us live ! n stand, and; I voice, s's choke. s noble bead, Y dead; le. purple Rood, *11 . 4 tied. iAwit-t ma, 5.4 bee.,l4 t) bath, rth ! 4 . GT bet rave, lb patriot pride,. car died ; tall arrest r breast; beer glow; tots Womb, rid to death; chute, r Time neuai.tane. ▪ D's lively West laden, was :e of each favourite rapturous plaudits. • successtui in his !Ideas, but amiable orted by Mr. Eva:. DUNCAN appeared Charloilr 'Wort cresting represents. the first tient, sus. ma never eteelled MIMIC* of Al jar ad, was 0/11rWeli,•• themod unbounded gong as isipper fol. is and Mts. &asp ly ; and Mr. B•II• were truly comic. is Princessse ▪ Ararat •, attended &c. went to St. beaadd sermon by ch.pter of Genesis, cud, went Fi og- ✓inces ELIZA Still. , the R. y•I e.mily ck. Her Majest y Divine Sea vice per. le Bear.hill. 'ester. the 6th Dragoon snate attack upon ve of the Norruun. 4 t• alents promi.v: to adore of the age, es of the Bath stage lao engaged. been already sent to tad the Dew corbel. te Mr. Cassie* bss will go through her yesterday, for hie vg's home the dio- sa e the Navy Agent, Orward with all the . It was introduced able period : its sue" iy great. se revived at Covent. Lessiren, Pore's ;Kett, and Zara of IL supported. rent-Garden Miami sr, by Mrs. SIDDONit is ken of. spa Matte to Mrs..liis- I evening, amou.n.d engaged at DrerY• st appearance, It I' ✓ j in WII:Ca 1:1g SllndlltltiC to lr "mir:sk