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'~ f ' ist\n ,s, ASUIIVED--1 Pttc-1 Cadiz, 4 Got , tenburglii 3 WltteTford. PRICE OF ;ATOCKS TBIS DAT A TILVII O'CIMGDZ. 5911 5 per Ctva. . Consol4 THE SUN A QUIS DICERZ FALlitin u e..‘T L 0 N 11 0 N, MONDAY, APRIL 12, 181 a. A Heligoland Mail arrivedlast night, bringing intelligence of great importance. The French division under MoRAND no longer exist) it was attacked by the Russians on its march to Lime bourg, and not a man escaped. Moan him self was killed. The Russians had also ad vanced against ST. CYR, who, it was. supposed, could not escape. The siege of Dantzic was not. vigorously pressed by the Russians, from a 'humane desire to save the town ; but the blockade by held had been aided by a blockade by sea, aid the effects of disease and the want of bread and other essential articles .amongst the garrison would, it was supposed, lead very shortly to its surrender. Ritibuttle and Cuxhaven were still in the pos session of the I3ritish troops sent front Heligolamk. • The most important intelligence, however, from the ieat: of war is to be found in the Gazette of Saturday . .. It Nvill be seen from Lord CATucaaT's Dispatches,. that au unlimited armistice had been Concluded rc7tii Austria ; a fact of the utmost im portance,.asAt sliews the determination of the Ceb:, binet of ,Vienna to withdraw altogether from the contest, and leave Buor.tArmerc to encounter, single-handed, the united force of Russia and PruSsia, aided by nearly the whole population of Gerniany; His , fears and his forebodii6. in entering upon such a conflict with dintinished means and blender resources, are evident in all his acts.' He appOints his Empress 'Regent, to pro vide, as far as he can, for the event of his death ; but he wants veteran troops, he wants skilful of ficers, Le wants the materiel of a force. It ill be seen by the French Papers to -the 9th instant, which arrived last night, that Soui.r hat arrived'at Paris'irorn Spain, to assist Ms master in, (iermany other officers and troop , have been, as w e al l e A rty linow, recalled front the same quarter. Deceptions statements 'are in the; mean time re sorted to for the purpose of endeavouring to keep 6411t1 that the trench in Germany are in full force and amply provided. Facts, un disinsteci, undoubted facts, successively disprove all the boasting assertions in the Paris Papers.— In Lord CAT'ltiCatier'S dispatches will befound de. tailed the regular progress of the united Russian and Prussian army, 'which completely sets at twilight all idea of a French force being in the way of sufficient strtnigth to obstruct them. Dresden in the possession' of the Rus sians, the Prnssians also advancing into Saxony (a spilited proclamation was issued by BLU CHER, on passing the Prussian Frontiers, for which we have not room this day) the enemy en tirely driven irons Swedish Pomerania, Mucklen hourg, Lanenhourg,. and all the Phssinn ter ritory within the Elbe, the Russians cross ing the Elbe and marching upon Brunswick Hanover, r and Bremen, and the people every where reeeivint : ; them with the most enthu siastic joy these are apart of the cheering ac counts furnished to us by , the Gazette: One ef fect of these movement:, has been, as we have already stated, the annihilation of MorsArin's di vision., Another effect must be, very shortly, the turning the French position at Magdeburg, and the next accounts will, probably inform uh of the abandonment of tI4 position, the strength and importance of which have been so muds vaunted in the Pat is reapers« P.4.(our 4ceotint's left Iltutiburgh, alre port ‘'.a, in cir(:ulation, that tile Princ - e of. Et; K. , UM. (i)AVOLYAT) had marched from I‘,lagdeburgh with a turps of 14,000 men, tanti that, be -was pro .ce,cding tolvard3 Ilantlnirgh by the/ way of Bruns wick , If this reportiS to be relied upon,, the march tuust be, considered a Sent of deSpetittO effort to achitve something, ititd cause a tetnporary confu sion, kvitbotlC plan Or systmu ; for by such a force 110 luattrial advantage could be gained. DAvougr.r probably Avi,hed to save .111oHAN3 (for which por. 1)0t4, too late) uid ST. CI U, WOLIItI SOO/1 Ileet With the fate of AlOttA.Nn. At all events, Ltoweve , r, ii 'DAyouST Inid put himself in march, w4.6tated, .lie' would cross the dircet ibic of the . , 34,itsstan , advance, and woulc4 httve cbauce of suceE%sin the eitconuter: We kinvit extrueted trfitn the Paris Papers the ieost ninterink documents relative i o the mix be ,Prulsia and France. h wilt he tit the Pritsiutt Alonarch seized the N niTor ttlitity tit eniancipnting liftxiatii from the yoke or "'ranee, and of Owing flt I.lw (1131)0, 4 1 of Ow Emperor AL33XAtiiit:t3. 411 the reourect, ?f his , ErtonTED cmiTrat bF TWO AMERICAN URIOATES. EXTRACT OP A t-TTE,It FROM A! OFFICER OP HIS MAJESTY'S SHIP ROYAL OAXi DAtEO ST. MI CHAEL'S, MARCH 171 1813. " This is the first time we have anchored siuce we have been out. On our arrival we learnt that the Moire French frigate had be'en here,- and cut out several vessels. I suppose is no news to form you that the Congress and President American frigates,. are taken—they bore down on one of our line-of-battle ships, supposed to be the POitheni. The Cong-esB sunk, and the President struck.— One of our frigates, supposed to have been the Shannon, in sight.-- It is true ;,---eapt. DE Couß ccy, of the Muting brig, having seen the letter,to the American Consul at Faval." 4ddre3s to the Princess of Trides.---The proces sion of the Loan MiYort and LiViltY of LoNipoN to Kensington Palace did not take the course-that was expected this morning, along the Strand, but passed through Holborn, Broad-street, 'Moms bury, High-street, St. Giles's, and along Oxford street. Wz.tqpsott, APRIL 10.—The weather being very fine, the Princesses AuciusTA and SovniA gene rally rile On horseback every morning. On Thirriday the QUTE , :I, Prineesses_AvousTA, Et.m.l..nETll, and Alm, took an airing to ,Tap low Lodge and Gardens;and returned to the Cas tle to dinner. _ . _ Earls CutntTowN and PAULET arrived here the Saltle day. 'yesterday 1;41i PAM= left here for London. YeAerdity the. QUEEN, Prince9ses FdLIZABETTI and MARI', took an airing to Froginore Lodge and Garden;;. Yesterday divine servlee was 'performed at Carlton flonSe, by the Rev, J. S. CLAYME. Saturday, about 12 o'clock, the. QUEEN and Princesses. Et.tzAseTit and MAitY, arrived at the Queen's Paißce from Windsor, escorted by a party of light horse. They were received by the Queen's Pages in waiting. Soon after their arrival, they Were viAcd by the Dukes of CLARENCE and CANt namot;,'they were also ViAted byu number of the female Nobility'. Soon after three o'clOck, one of the Prince Regent's : care iages arrived, and took thento Carlton-house, where they were received by the PRINCE The Royal party dined there at four oieldck, at which they were joined hr the Princess Cummovrn, the Duke of C.vm- BRIDGE, the Duchess of LeEos, &c. Soon ;titer six,rl►e QuErN, PrinceSses 114.1zAiwril and:M . 4lll'i left Carlton-house for Windsor. They were con ducted to their carriage by the PRINCE AEGSNT, the Princess CliA' ROTTE, and the Duke of CAM ISRIDCa. Ott Friday evening an Austrian Conrier 'Was dhpatched by the Austrian Agent to his Govern ment. About the same hike a Russian Courier wa, dispatched by the Russian Ambassador. The American Consul %vas, rm Saturday in formed by Government, that no cartels %vault] be permitted to leave this country for the United States until fwther orders ; and it is t'eported, that in consequence of this determination, a ves sel, which was' upon the point a sailing with passengers and prisoners has been stopped. This departure from the lenient system upon, which Ministers have hitherto acted, is said to have been occasioned by the receipt of intelligence of Sir J. B. WA R EN that the exchange of British subjects naturalized in the United States had been pvremp tortly demanded by the American Government, tinder a menace of detaining all the l3ritkh pri soners that might fall into their hands. To. this 'demand Sir J. B. WAKIMIsT returned a prompt re fusal. , . A few Dutch papers have neen received, but which -contain nothing remarkable, excepting One paragraph, dated the 18th tilt. from Nieut, in whicit,, for the first time, we hear of acts of iu subornination committed by the cavalry of the Imperial Ottani.. " The Peetect of the ✓ Depart ment of Donersburg," says this article, '' has pub lished some new regulations with regard to, the quartering- of troops, in consequence of the recent disturbantes at Oberingelheini i occasioned by the excesses committed by a detachment 01 the cavalry of the Imperial Guard." SMITHFIELD NIABI;ET, Amu, 12. This day's Market had a 'tolerable 14,,0d supply of prime Bertrts, and the show of Oattle in other respects' was somewhat considerable ; Veal and Pork sold at last prices ; Beef and %wow are cheaper ; and the trade in general was pretty b r i s k. Th e sa b e , in the I.l:iy.nurket wer4 ; n a y a nd t 'lnver olattlite:l last prices ; Slimy has fallen in price. 'We anne)i.a correct statement of the prices aid, miniber;,i To °Witt, per Stow Of z 411). Beef, 4s, to tis. Nitiltoli, Cs. Oil. to 75... M. Veit", Gs, Oil, tols.t il. Lamb, os. toe's. r.l. Ptirk, lis. otl, to 7 , ..111, Beasts, Sheri), I 2,160. Calvvc, 105. Pigs, e MITHPIELD lipt-XARKET. Hay; 41. Os. to 51. ,54. St - raw, IL 15s. to 21. Om. Clovvr, os. to 61.15 x. Cows-,e4xertaN or, APRIL Afarket Ives but s.cantily supplied to-day Iv;t1; different de scriptions of Grain , Wheat of the finest quality is much hi demand, and fully supports its former price, inferior s;ttnples were very dull of sale, nye renutins stationary ; Barley, of prime quality, 'be-, ing much wanted by the Multste;•%. is 2 s . d earer , but ordinary samples. experienced a heavy sale ; Malt readily obtained the same prices as last week, and shored' a disposition to look upwards,-but na alteration can be noted ; Boiling and dray Pease, and Tick Beatis, continue .as before.; } re mains the same. 71)i, 75s lA 7 licat - Fitre ditto 7 - • - - - New Ditto Malt • sk. 9k. Fi;ie 41i; W Hie Pett,t.t 10i s. 11'14, New dirk) - Eric'} trittr, Ititiw Otto tills. 7gs, a tw. Tic!. fle4ns - wk .,. I , i7i , Obi ilitt6. - . t r 7s . 77 5 . Siiiiiii ditto 7 . ~,.. 81s. ---s. - 345. .19*, Gal:. J Feed Oats -- - . 19s, zi,. Fine Mitt(! - - - 4:2%. 4;i: Polond ditto- - - ' :11i.5..125. Fine ditto - - , sis. ....4. Malt ne *nab ' -* p i's. ..--i. Rape Seed (per livt) 55i. (5L 76 ,, las. , i.: - ... Ville Floor 10-')S. 1105. ---:,, Sucoads - • - 100,. 106$. -- s: N iX IL NE IV S. PLyMouTn, Arnit. 9.--I. l be finest and largest Ameridan' vessel of her eass ctiptr:.red this war, arrivCd in Banmazai this morning; in conipany with his Majesty's hired armed 'cutter .Pane!,,. • . Lieutenant HALLANDS, the armed schooner Nitt poleon, of about 3clo tons burthen, now`Aitn, nrrts ter, from New- "York, with a cargo, consisting of coffet, cotton; cocoa, log wood, Ecc.bolind to Boar deaux, which vessel was taken On the 3d instant, elate in with the French coast, after a chase of 12 bOurs, by his Majesty's ship Belle-Polite, of 38 guns, Capt. ILants ; .nriton, of 38 guris, Captain Sir T. STAINES, and the Fancy cutter. The No . .pOlcon sailed from New York on the sth March, is pierced rot 20 guns, (ate new, and was on-her first voyage when captured. Sailed yesterday the Morning Ster, Lavis, for Portsmouth. Arrived the Dove, TnomAs, from Briitol, and the sloop TWO Brothers, HALL, master, from Guern sey, with a earg i o consisting of bricks and cyder, for tb:s port. • Arrived his Majesty's brigs Trincuio and Orestes from a cruize in the .channel; and Virago gun brig from Cork, • • Sailed Cie Map brig of wur for Portsmouth ; and the Fwaiatind bag of war on a et uize in the Channel. 10.—Tho Wasp brig oftwar, Capt. EVER: RD, which Sailed from hence yesterday for Ports moth, did not take under her protection the titer chantnien bound to the 14,1astwurd, to which she bud issued Coll\ oy-inttructions, in consequence of 'lei. being suddenly ordered to proceed thither without tin in, imd it is expected a convoy will be appointed for the Downs on Mond3y next. ,Arrive the Three 'Brothers, LucKr:T, from Exeter; Redbridge, CUM ENG, from Southa mpton T~TUtI f, SE,utL, from rowey ; lien and Susan, Wmusp,n, from Pembroke; and the Lord Vernon, W froip Wa leg • Sailed yesterday the James cartel, belonging to this port, J. Be.F.a, master, from Morlaix, with a few passengers. The, Triumph and Renown men of ivar Ivive been brought near the Jetty Head for the purpo'se of assisting to rai,e the Captain hulk, which was lately sank in consey4qice ni her taking fire. Lord KEITH hoii,ri:d lkH • P41. , :4' or: Thiln...lay last on board the Queen CL: of 110 g.ans, • in Harnoaze. Arrives! iu Cawgand Ray last evening his Ma jesty'q ship President, of 38 gam, Capt. WAERT,N, from India, last from the Cape, With it ;patches, and very early this morning sailed for rortsmout h. Admiral STOPPORD and family cane passengers in her. We underitand she ig on hoard large 'quantity of specie. Report states Clic does no.: being any particular news. Sailed his najesty's schooner Alphea, with a few ves3cl4 under her convoy for Liverpotil ; the transport Unity, Smyru, for Lisbon, with rums ; and the Charlotte, belonging. to London, 'Wm- LIAM CH.EW.J master, with a cargo for . seville ; the two latter will stop at Falmouth to join Convoy. The Sumersetshire Militia relieved the Royrl South Gloucestershire in prison -ship duty on Thursday lait. About 150 men, who have lately v , iluntecreti from the different militias at this place, marched front hence this morning to join their respective regiments. PORTSMOUTLI, Arn IT. 1 ,— ,-Yestenlay • Lord MontA went on' hourd.the Cilatte - bead, but did not remain long; he returned un der a salute. from /hat Tip. Arrived co-day the Tottenham Fast Indianian from the Downs ;. and .the Dexterous gun-brig from a ertri•ze. , • The Stirling (Yak tia . s this day made signal for convoy to the East lndies ; and the Syrly putter for (,!tternsey. DEAL, APAIL 11.—Arrived his 'Majesty's ship. Gloucester from off the Texel mid the Tickler muter from Off Flitshing. 'fli t ., Alert etittet• has a signal" for convoy to Portsmouth, and will Nail as soon as she can col lect two or three more vessels. . . FALMOUTH, APRIL 9.—Arrived yesterday the Sandwich Itigget, Lieut. f)aaKE, from Jersey. Sailed the Montague p4eltet, with A taad, for Gibraltar atid 'Alalta. The ../tiventare packet, for .the Braliis,. anti the P-inee .rdnest packet, for Lisbon; are, gone into the SEIEURNESS, APRIL 10.---Sailed the ilg•reisor -brig , with tte Prince &gent, Guardiun, arid Nelson triamports , fur Ileligolund. Count Rumford 11'43 lately completed a .0 is of experiments, - whill) have oeenpieli him for mem? vi „, bersa , t e f ()%lo t l l l l , e ed iniliirptoliieelet a rnwuioi e :t tti l ti of fstances. Of 'all the it owls, tie found that the lime gives the grea.telt o and tlie oak the I,:ast quantity of heat. iiEt.IGO LAND M,4.41. 1-I.7o±bunoni MAIL 3.--We ha received most gratifying intelligcn iiivislibi► completely roo►uted, and - 1 General Cara St. Cyr it is supposed the Russians have ►tclvanced agai lo►iel V,n Tettenborn lies just i lowing COPY ')1 A LETTER PROM GENERAL TENBORN TO TitE.AMBASS ADOE. LIEWENi , DATEb 4) 1813 i— ce I hasten to announce to your diftinguished victory which was 2d Lunehurgh, by the tro perial Majesty over the French. t3eneml Morand, whn, a"! .1 4, knows, had. retired to Bremen, agkc advance as far as Tollstadt, three' burg; whence, after remaining and receiving a reinforcement, he Lutte:.;tirg with n force of 'about 31 pieces of artillery, '„and, Cossacks, took possession of that , v.tlry having followed the en em y communicated this information t,a .berg, who, conjointly with the Tchernicheli, had passed the These two Generals having ad‘ burg by forced marches, nrrivet moment when my COSSaCtii We the enemy: '!'heir sudden amp as 'that of General. Bcnkendort, into the ranks of•the enomy, all sides, were overwbelincd at a infantry stormed two gates of the, bayonet, and the fighting con tinued iu the streets with .the greatest cles " Two shots baying brought Morand frtim his horse, all resistal those who were not already wade I down their arms. Threc.colonti., and abOut 3000 prisoners, have power. Not a man escaped to e n , r , of this defeat • and it 'is thotigu Morand will not recover of his fortunate event cannot fail to havi - titmice on time public'opinion t' anti accelerate the march of the in t " This affair becomes the more it was of consequence •that be lost, the corps of Tchernieberf having been nearly surrounded I?) corps of the enemy's troops. r M‘,n strayed, the thee Cienerals burg, on the right bank of the went learn, that the Prossin arid: Of Wiazinerode, have passed OP g even, and that at prese nt they The :Army" of •General Coent' pass the Elbe sat Dessau and Witte n ' be * is T a h t e m Czurier w")24thoaul;ehttit,ll:9l;:telli):ls.ri sally B c i ztr.isT Aisnor 27.—Marslial int elli rein Niagdeburgh to procure proisi„,l village- for the fortress ; the of Burch 41iffered ver ' Y easion. BEAL - • • IN p iNIARCH so.—,>ccor./;14. pitrisoned by. 2or 3,6,..„....., re.. en l as. , .....,,,, se 114 -/ .tetetteil troops wit° we , ' that p. . tinenee of a convention f° r into with the IttlSSiaTt.3, and Islt' genr:e D 1 1 'ikii,) ivalef, troops. The tt ..• ussinns have tgken the Scotland, and st,),ll,ebict, It t Mill 3 or 400 m - en of the garrison,. iit•v soners, and afterwards retired bac) the vietorioni lon, 'rhe blockading corps of Pant li ' or 16,000 Wren, t inder General .ici"' fate g,arri4ou of Itiga. . .-...---7- • t . c ii.; 1143. ~ E% TR t e "" '- -rOF A LEVIER FROM Tit- oco , DAN'TZIC, l) F TIIE. Vith ()V l i v ed ' i For the last eight weekswe !Pl"' c o ,,itict ')c''hl".ing anilY ~ with whose liionio'c4:l,,, foe' are thoroughly and highly satisti' i t —iin' e° 45 ,, indeed blockaded, but not yet cl"' J o i t b4 P I .le suburbs are still in thopossesSit) ~ ier ii) we would '(111; and HS yet there has beets nothlt*',ir ° undertaken aigaimit the fortress. It 2 01 0 , 1 1i0' and death for the' surrender 0X d''' i ,„ . 5 OA spare the city, and depein i Illotrii6 Starve they will not indeed, veil 5 , ) , () , 1 , 1 ,', lt c ' Provided, Jar ping molithS` Witit ii,••:%•:iiq.s., and they may even have sonic salt P l° but yet, the soWiers will be ll'i sel bread, and_ they are chiefly fed ~" Illere are no medicines to be had to! The garrison sta comist s °I . I° ' °I tuldt=' arms ; the rest are iYirtg ilt 'The mortality. among .thent has 0 1 we‘. !1;.,, e'. l / 4 ;ccedingly grea t .t 0f t l / 4 „: dle ever/ clay from o 1 5 ° '" u it7e it the Vistula, and the high w° l ' ruined cveral. forti..'' Fle,z.tooL ;N D, .A.entt. 7.--Atki°r (v . al , his small hotly of British troops .'h to t heir cre dit, i`i“111, lunc kevi ) I C"Xl"ivQ o l although the Frcilli, U force-, have been close ;you thou'. the hotly is greatly Indebted, to i s the free navigation of the Elbe. the neeeasary arrangement with tbc Ist' iell El e mantling nt, Gluel,tAilt, and °Pei ~1111° led s' ° ' spondenec which ha , v e rn titre 'fib' ii , 41 i „ j oy dr, real benefit io this island anti 1". v ., iO 4 It is supposed .to have been il l 4/0?" ri . or p either to have taken .oainburgh 11' , c i? get back to Magdeburgit. , , a tio' hl .,/ '-' 1 ho l • 14F i iris' defeat secures Hamburg ', l A' t , ' tad' ~e. Russians, St,vede3, and I‘l4'C''.s 114 tt I„rutina - . ilre"e" ' 1" I ~ A strong army. ,„ , i ,ilt 4 ' by ST, Cy R at:,:. about 3000 111. Cal l ' Pl' . t {. , * ' •, o Jbe it, 41 , ~ ltiKv-"Nl.(l,spinti; , AlAßct4 - ---: 10 , sftsfpe,:. ningsberg-, Count tiltl',,io('litit'V i- titan that an Ea;;liili squacirou I , t „ a ~ 1 and th3t- no ve ,ici, let it bel°lli'vottl' *ion , i.; suffered to proceed tj 1 being brought to by them. &Ails. have this inta , i t k : ligetiee : Maivil ,E. P d I himself ' a scii cannatesoii , i''', gg ainst bin). 6, , i t , a t issuedthe itti, „it t ;AL BARON Pr IV !: i tj t)lt THB COUNT°: Cli NARCII 23, (A?;;;',, I CI -• t, ? , ' flur Exoellency ar llc i ained, OG •s g ii • trOops of 'his J 1 . ig . 1 . ' , 1 4. , ur !; yo E%cevl Eh' again inarrVi ; 0 . 11 ree nailea frottill'f" 1„ lig tberelivaql' be ativanctfitr, - it 3500 Jaen tiN j i 1 -..:' odging a pit)* ' t 1 ba t town, }u• t i mot:Oa:tit 1,,, to G'enerai P.tre, , t e corps of tiotij-3 c, e Ellie tit lilif(3.. ‘,, vaneof tie, i"j:4" ''"t ed alert la Pie m.- pi Teiy, roV;utt ''.l',h , ' lr t Iteiiriace, st,‘l,ll No I, threw toilhi3O ni,r, OW, sort013'.101?1 tt 'lilt lit all poi 3u, , thil L'oe WWII Vittt 01 iitt itnictl lot toia:l 11 t tiesperatiott., . j 'I rlit (lowa r:1 th istatiec coscif !;;34, t vie prisoners f tilTt :., irs, twelve csoo 1 ve 18110 OW 1F",,; t A Carry oa. illiV;' Nib light, that Geo:,o, ,is w otitito. :i,„: ,14.4 have Ory gro',7l',. E. ,in tlicac itrio , li t e inatirreetiov. 4 .14 4 oore inrcreili4"i ( ,t tt, a in(onca! tt lied .:inti Doillifr 0 ti I by a coatideq,,,' ' * lto 1)101",il b6qll Ait , 13oit; 'il pairca to i 4, e : Elbe, I this " ;i titriy, tin.cl 141: 144) the P:,,lbe jt i.it; iltil atilt he at 11',.:4‘,,0 ri NVitttlenstui affil ittenberg. c..,„ . ~:t. loin. to be, '' eit. ,iiii', . It ••liigenc: 350* • ! t t fotiii !1'.31 P3C0115 : A tL! cattle 'b:i,';4, ~. lie r,;,,,,i,,10,,,,i, ,i, gre3l,Ya' i I, 1 . [ding to evaev t eil ', 4 r; ore in it,iA;to t:44 at putpolitt kit trite i..,:oti Itt, imperill l'' - 01, 1 , k .: .if 1, tit be stibilrei "0 titi, Vlottic, colt„ . i' ittlite,:, or :30, , ~.,:il . .: (4 d back again' ,i Olt atzic consist 4:, 5 ~ ei3, Cilletly ,r;tit '' iti , . 0 1l =oil' 441 Tar cle,'"- Atte, of PAAC•II,. ii i I - tivel 4 o rov"'',Or ' bid Ker r crg t i ; 4 3 , 4 1 ) 0 of t," O (Oft. I ttic : err 4, jil 5 , 1)6 lilt! , c on: ril 6 ,01- Ile el ' t6rl ;; l ' , r)0 " t .14 1