The Sun. — London, England, 1805-02-04 00:00:00

M . Spain, they ought to have expressly 41...1aml so at the epoch, when, yielding to the so. lieitations of my Master, they axed the basis of a p , :emanent and solid Neutrality. Not having then at:led in this mariner, they had no longer a right to do s o ; fin otherwise, that an, whereby the condi. tiona essential to Neutrality were settled, and the, °Neel of whkh was evidently to remove the uncer. tainty of those relations which subsisted between An two Courts, would be entirely illusory, since it would still leave to England a facility of continit. ;illy adding fresh conditions to those already nteed on. Hence it follows, that the British Govern. merit conld no longer exaft a distina explanation on the sobj4l of the Subsidies, as the price of their respeel for the Neutrality of Spain, AO' long as the two conditions relative to the Armaments, and to th' Sale of Priies, 'thould be strily Not withstandinz all these. motives, according to which the King might have tli , il'ittiseti with answering dirt!elly to this &mind, His Majesty, putting him. tellabove all those considerations, naturally excited by the irregular condutl of Mr. Frere, has even con. descended to make an explicit and satisfailory An. saver, in renewing to him a similar assurance to that which I had already giien by his order to the Bri. fish Government; namely, tills the Subsidies stipu. laced by the Convention are but an equivalent fur the succours in Troops and Ships which hr was ob. 'lilted, by the Tteaty of :796, to furnish to France, a n d that, in - that Convention, there is no Article prejudicial to England, or contrary to the Laws of Neutrality. , This moderate, frank, and satisfaflory Answer of my Court served but to produce fresh complaints on tit part Of the British Charge d'Affaires, who did not hesitate, at the same time, to demand his Pass. ports. His Majesty, constantly faithful to his principles of mnderation, endeavoured to prevent, by every means eomotible with his dignity, the consequences of so ,extraordinary a demand, anti did not mike any difficulty in reiterating to him again the must amicable and most frank a s well or: , the Subsidies, as on the Ar. in ; but all his efforts have, been u s ele s s„..... t length, p7toeiving . that he was obstinate in fishing to leave Madrid, since in the space of dAys he fulti four, times demanded his pass. ports, and that, at the last solicitation, he had even threatened to remain there as a. private dual, or else to depart, without passports, the King ,und himself under the necessity if granting them r. him, however Onpleasing for His Majesty might let the consequences which would atise from .50 pre. cipitate a step. . At the same time thst this unexpeaed stroke de. p'ivcd lis Majesty of nearly all the hopes be had ti:l then entertained, his heart was,penetrated with fle deepest afilinkn, on learning the dreadful event of the sth of ()dotter, and the disastrous, 6ir cum , ..:zevity which it had been accompanied. rh , ,ogh the details which. he received .froff all quitters, and the uniformity, of all the accounts, ylve to this intelligence all the force of an ioduhi. f a n, Ills Majesty, under the influeoce of the invariable reniiude of his sentiments, and not haeirg as yet received officiaLinformatiou on' this i;- hl, flattered himself by calling in, question the r eality of a similafoutrage st Icot,he could not ptrsoade hienself.,that it had hceu caused by an or, is sled by the British Govistimeur, flis Ma. jesty has consequently crcleretf*lnts to demand rt;em categorical explanations,on the. detention rtf Frigalcit, on the inst,t4iont wtlich in3y have bc6l ma to the English Contrtian3erm, and oo.the motives which nal) , have Wu:ea the British Charge d'Affaires to break off all communic4tiun.. with the Spanish INiinis . try. . . Notwithstanding the coincidence of !well alar m . iris rote, once with the irregular condua of Mr. heft!, the King could um resolve w take any rues. sure which had the le4tit appearance of hostility...—. . _ So much had he at heart the contittonce of Peace It was not. till after having learnt, nin an authekic manner, the an of . violence exercised on t.he above. mentioned Frigates, by virtue 'of .40 express miler of t he British Government, that His lVlojosty found himtelf tinder the necessity, in order to consult the . intctettt Peovle, to order an Embargo t•)' be. laid, by way of : reprisals, on all Engtiilt vro. petty throughout his Dominions. • In this state of things, if the.,King can no longer Ilattephimaelf with the hope of ° accommodation- if the syatern motitested for sometime past... by l crud t;eetnit to rentler inevitable a rupture betAeen Iw o Tqflioni, of which the reciprocal interest ought t, ! c ad them to live. zlways in good understanding wi..11 each other, His Mitjesty has nlt'at, , leag Alan. tiontil the tie,,i.Le to liwo to Pacific Overtures, rand is brill (14 , sed avail himself of all the, meatwof comiliotion which may be cotOpatible urith,the nits , of his Cioicn, and the eatery, of fib, Ki'ngtioms, Bat if, notwitlotanding this conciliatory. and pa. which I .have the honour,;. con- • form ably' to' the wishes ttf rbe King, my Master, to, make to your ExCellency, the Britith'Government titll'decid,e on taking thcresoitition to declarers en againsChirn, His isitijesty, in that ease,; con. in,the fidelity of I;is sobjetts, and in the pu. rity. 61 144 COnqienCep will have recourse to those forces which Providence has entrusted to hint ior th e detancelif his Penple, sod will'cortunit to thic f I tune of W;te, the result of it conflill which he hoe degree provoked, anti with the consequences et which he will accordingly nut Bare to reproach kirnself. • I Avail tnytelf ofthi9 eprirtunitv, (Sigurti) 'IItC Chev. D'Ampti4 A , Ta hii Exeellvnry Lord liarronoky, Pr;vtifrai li‘crtfitiy la is far "Voir,. IMPERIAL PARI,I.I,IIENT. 1/OUSE OP' PEERS., FA.rutbAY, its. 2. THIS 'Malt Duty Dili Petiairm Duty li ll were brought fteM the , Catiltetupo, anil :cad ir Ark; lime. A I‘44ss.ige %VW) aho hfoll gl,l from the Commons, srat.pg, ihev 11.1,1 givk:n p . rinishi!..n to Sir Tno. spa IrtiATHFot TONE, r .:.1,1 n i F. (I, to at , t„rt the Coiriatitteg ul , rite 1.0ra3 on the )Sth inst. agrceably to their request. Earl CANT) RN informed the House, that the Patters relative to the Suite of the National Defence CZAild not be ready to be laid before tho House sooner than Monday. A few words 'paried between Earl Sp I ric a and Lord IVlot,oaAv a, as to the postponeinent of Earl DARNLEY'S' Motion on that thbi,a standing for Tharsday. Earl DARNLEY, however, not ' bank present, no Motion for discharging the Order, was made. Lord MULGRAVE presented the Copies of part orthe Supplementary Papers which had been moved for relative to the Rupture with Spain. It had been impossible, his Lordship said, to haye copies of the whole prepared to be laid on the Table of the House that day. They were, however, all printed, and ready to be &liven:a to . their Lordships. It was his wish that the consideration of this subjea should take place on Friday next. He theretOre moved, that the Lords be summoned for that Jay. Ordered.—Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS, SATURDAY, rEll. 2. ON rho Motion of Mr. Ilosnilusa, the Malt and Pensions, &c. Duty Bills, were read a third time, and ordered to the Lords. Mr. HUSK 'wow brought in the Assessed . Tax Commissioners' Indemnity Bill ; which was read a first time, and ordered to he read a second time on Monday next. The }louse went into a Committee on the qua. lification Indemnity 13ill ; of which the Report was ordered to be received on Monday next. Mr. Mug INiori„jun„ brought up the Report of the Committee of Ways and Means of yesterday. The Resolution for the issue of tines millions of Exchequer Bills was agreed to, and a bill ordered to be brought in accordifily, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER pre. sensed the additional Spanish Papers moved for on a former . day by Mr. Gasy, printed Copies of whiCb, he said, were .ready to be distributed to Members at the door". The Sec RtT4RY at WAR. presented the Accounts relative to the new Battalions, raising in Scotland and Ireland, moved on a former day by Mr. WiNui lIAM. Two of those Accounts, the Right Hon. Gentleman stated, were still wanting, not having yet arrived from Irclind, but on Monday he hoped to be able to lay them b4nre the House. The SECRETARY at WAR presented an Estimate' of the Sums wanted for the Barrack Department fort the year iSos ; which was ordered to be printelk; Adjourned. . , From the LONDON GAZETTE; Feb. ; Otos. At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the 31st of 1805, prebent, The Ict NG'S Most Excellent, Majesty in Council, His Majesty having befit pleased to appoint the Right lion. Thomas M.tithoid Governor of the Set. dements in the Island of Ceylon, he, this day, took the Oaths'as Governor of the said Settletnents. VILINCE OF WAL'ES, s 3 COUNCIL. • At a CounCil hal :it Carleton-House, the sit day of February, 180 s, Saruuel Stephens, of 'Crege,nna• Castle, Esq. was :ippointed Sheriff . of the County of Cornwall for the year 18as, by Hit Royal ness , the Prince of Wales in Council. 'FPl.7itehall, Feb. s, r Ba s. The King has bcon pleased to order a Come (Pt lire to piss the Great Spat ache United Kingdom of, Great Kritain apt Ireland, eirOowering the Dean and Chapter of the :Vlerrepo. Weal Church of Canterbury to elect an Archbishop of tint See, the same bein4 void by the death of the Moat Reverend Father in God.l3k.tor john Moore; aloo liis fklajesty's ter to the Dean and.. Chapter, rceornmending the Right Re., vorcnd Father In GO Dotor Charles I'vlanu:rs Suisun, noi,v Bishop of Norwich, to be by thorn elected Archbishott or tilt • said Sec of Canterbury. 4ANKR,UPTC/hS . • William Fowler, l4te of Recheiter, Kent, fluter, from tap. 29, to hfiirch 13, 'at NrI A at G ' Cit.AtiCS (hbWlle, of V. hyping-tweet, surgeon, from jan. 39, to Matth $9, at ten, .4 Guildhall. RtINKRUPICY SUPERSEDED. [tic:hard 'rionkinbon, phi) an d D an i e l ir re d er kk,: . Solickei of Liverpool, !north-lilts and co-partners. • itinsuatuprs. • George Frederick'Deornioi, ofthe Strand, j4WCII4IT. Thomas thbett Peirv.e, of Lirrte-street, merchant, Benjamin Allilighant,, of ilerAiick-street, 'Soho, piEturc dealer. • • • • • William Vitt,. of Woolyerlalmptoo, timber..merchanr. Thomas. White, of Chestt:rs4l(l,; Derbyshire, hooksellcr. Robert Foornets, Gambhorough, Lihcoltishiro, ..P . ^ - . rounder. . ~ . . Robert Nlirrri, of Wigan, Lanva4liire, cottou.snanitfaairtgrr bhn'Newlott,,ol'Birinistglutit, brazier. olin'targe; Of Allvsley, Warwicksatire, dealer, ' ' • • I ) algid Mirrat; of Liverpool, merchant. William () I fiver, of Capkarvoti, shopkeeper. ' . . William .',Lica of Wimpole-airtct, fruiterer. ' ' ' George 11 , ir,Itoni Wield eitarirtkrosJ,',.epa . .ah-proprietor.' Liverpool, atorte.maabb, ~ ~• .; ; Alexander. Watsop, Of John Lindlay, of Slid'held, Yutic,„ cutler, ►, , MAILS, ARp,/yab-3 Dublin, 5 W2r4rfor4. Du tin, t WAtcrtind. PRIC4.()F ST()CKS , • T,W I S P#V AT 1 . 10 ,1LV1 0 . G1.0tt . . Cott,';k . 6)4 'tett. Ann, 64 6o THE S LT" N. spLl,4 CPIS ThICZAL FALIIINt AUDEA ? 0 N N, MONDAY, FiSTMARY 4, 18os. Ws this day lay heforeout Readers as many , of the aililitionA Paper's relative to cut Dispute with Spain IA our limits wouldallosv. T hey certainly do not yield in importance to Owe which we before published, and many of them will he round extreme, ly interesting. We are under the necessity of past. porting to a fututc opportot47 any rematks which they,Mayteuggest. We stroll now merely state, that an order of Council has been 6sued, which is high., iv houporkle to this Coon,try, and, chsraCictistie of British feelings, directing :hat Ne , artai Ships; ladet solely with grain, and gning to S,?auish Ports, shall not he milested uy a.ny c.f oar SpipsOfWar ur P.ll. vateere, unless it be brought from, or destined to, a Blockaded Port. We purpose to give the remaining Papers wh'eh are of Any importance to.morrow. A variety of conjedures have bees haasrded by our Cotemporaties, respelling the destination of the Rochefort Fleet. Upon a subjeet so very interesting to the Public, we feel it oar duty not to indulge in speculations when we are not in possession of fans. We can assure our Readers, upOn unper. tionable atAario, that at one o'clock this tidy no later intelligence heti reached Government upon the subjea then that which was Contained in Tua Sun of Saturday. It is still believed that - the Enemy's Squadron have taken refuge in L'Orient. The following Intelligence was this morning re. ceived at LOY D'S " A Gentleman is arrived in London from Cork (via Iristol), which place he left on Friday late and reports, that the day before five large Ships were seen near the Cove of Cork, and as they did not answer the Signals, it was supposed they were French, which has caused much alarm in the neigisbourhood." The late hour at which the Hamburgh Maile were delivered on Saturday prevented, us front giv ing the whole of their contents, which are of con. siderable,importance.. The warlike preparations of the Etat. ague of GaituANy, particularly the very .large reinforcements , which have been sent to his Army on the Italian Frontier, have evidently ex cited the strongest apprehensions in the mind of BorrikenaTE ; duel if the Frankfort Paper is to be depended upon, no 'less than 44,00° men of the • Army rt of the. Coast," that is, the Army which was destined for, the Conquest of England, have been ordered to, march•immediately for Italy. Indeed, if the threatening .aspea of Continental affairs had not made the removal of these Troops necessary, the discontent which they have far some time openly manifested, and which has lately con. siderably increased, would have rendered it cxpe. client. The mortality among them has of late been very great, no less than goon of them having. pe. rished within'the last few months. Box4rAvea is proceeding with all possible dispatch in his project for slevatiog. his Brother josrst to the Throne of Lombardy. The Italian Republic has been ordered to send a Deputation, to make an humble offer of the Crown to his Imperialllis.h4err; and we have nodoulst but that he will be graciously pleased to accept it. Dispatches have been sent from Paris to Vienna, and the Continental Courts, to notify this new 'aft of 4 oppression and insult, It As ; observ. able, that Irony. of the foreign Papers, partign_ fatly those" under the influence of the French, contain articles of, a pacific tendency. It is said • that the dgier4pces.lietweeti Russia and Franca are in : a trairrof•adjtistmenti• through the Mediation of Prussia ; iind'according to another account, ScuiM. aftu.diy „arrived in London for the purpose,: of opening. , •.a Negotiation. • The :vidw 'with which BotflirAatiii circulates. these tumours it too, obvious` , to ie - mistaken—he hopes to, create. jealousies. .and apprelienions among tha .Powers of Europe, and to prevent that Con. federacy which he has reason to believe is on the point of being funned, if not.to overthrow,.at least to circumscribe, his power. A 'large Fleet tiound to tlie West Indies sailed from Cork on the zSth of January, under Convoy of the' Proretyta .Irrigate and . Elk Brig of War ; the Eurpilus and btyad Frigates accompanied them, Sir Jour; CoLro vs ill •appotntcd to the vacant Treimirership of Greenwich. Hospital. ..Ifteotentint Reed, of the N:ivy, who was con. donned to he hanged, .for embezzling a quantity of, His Majesty's Stores, and edtdoned on condition of trans paired , "S 3 I did:4 y ofotning mide escape , from the Convi4t Ship in .Portsmouth Hat. Capt. Rnotterr is appointed to the Leopard, or so guns, at Portsmouth, wire Avner, who is going to the Mediterranean with Admiral Louis. Admiral STA,NIIOPR is appointed to succeed Ad. mit a l DOUGLAV3 in Command at Deptford. P r i vate Letters from Madrid of the ii th ult. mention the receipt of very unpleasant accounts from Mexico :—Some serious troubles had broken nut there, and the inhabitants generally are represent. ed as beini extremely dissatisfied ar the conduct of the present Viceroy. Since the cession of Louisi. ana to America, the people of Mexico have evinced strong disposition to a like union with the United Statii, and the American Government is accused of having sent emissaries to foment their existing dis. contest. The Spanish Army at St. Ruch was, according to Madrid letters of the 7th ult. to be auginented with tl piitsible dispatch to -. 50,000 - men .. A French Auitiliary Corps, commanded by .a Field Marshal, is ripened there early in the spring, till which pe. rind the intended operations of tte Spaniards are to be deferred. On Vrid.t'y List the Rev. J. I\4. A. JGrrJ M.ihtcr of the Merchant 'Taylors' Schoot, was or witmousty cle4l.ed mond, vice the Ite,v, Trtorim Kiva, resigned ; and the Rev. H. B. WILso . N I parth Master, unanimouity eletled vige ELtaAi by the Merchant Taylors! Company, NAVAL NEWS'. lrem eke LONDON CAZP:ITE, FA:4IIOS. Admiralty-Office, Feb. 2. Extra F? of a Letter from Capt.rh, Owen, of ,Fe liewortaltti, flnhl&gnc, to V ice.,ldmiral fkliew,y, dated 2911 Yago'f, 1805: A Division of seventeen Brigs, three Sell°Pre"; four Sloups, it Dogger, and six - Loggers, -atcive - 1 This morning from the Westward; and although. t got close enough to exchange shot with the bodr el them, the wind and lee tide, enabled them to'nsu... l dose to the beach, anti pass in that IllAtif let• O n, Lugger had carried away .her foremast, and wils Cas of by the Harpy, who s e fi re s h e returned before she struck. I have sent her to the DownsOith tea Bruizer. . . Hil POR TiMOUTR, FM 3. Silted yester da y Majesty.tb Ship Alobto, with the Harriet, Foo l ! from Honduras, and several othsr ships under -0 0' vny for the Downs ; His ' Majesty's Ship ' Mkt Captain CoLay, to join the Fleet under-4thltill COINWALLIS ; and iiiviarch, for the DaWot; receive the Fin of Admiral Lord Km ITII• The Fleet of Indiamen which sailed tinder CO voy of His Majesty's Ship hrep.outh on Friar, it the Convoy immediately after getting thro u g h4 h e Needles, and were heating down Channel yesteelef off Portland without any Convoy. The WOO Indian an run on hoard the Snow P;11, bound 16 providence, and did her so much damage as .to lige her to return to Port to refit. k PLYMOUTH, FE B. e.—Sailed the Had) G""' brig, with several coasters under convoy, fat Downs ; also the C.rtar Transport, with the g 07,, Irish Regiment on hoard, tot Portsmouth. Sailed the Veteran, of 64 guns, to join - the 9 3, ' nel Fleet. • FCB. On the y e t i er r t; c f i r i c; a P rr r i i«cc of Captain HEAL N,-.the Ldj , Franct4,C 3 t; FLYN, the Earl of Lricester s Captain Tiacovnly7 anti the Edttra 'Packet Amity, Captain 'l% sailed,ti,rith the respeBive :,mails for Cottell:Pul; and i t) The Provideoe Armul Brig sailad yestet Jay. the Northward; and thelick:l4w Frigate retnttM with the Cr;riz,er Brig; and the Bo' rer, Hrcats, ; E„icort Gun. vessels, Argus and lirrnter 'Reve" Ctuizers. V• t„ ;4. .f PEAL, FEB. 3.—Arrived His MAjestyti Penee from the Noce Archer, if i atchfu l o l ko r Tire' Gun. brigs, from a Cruize off Boulogne, h if Sailed the Alan?, Gun.brig on a 041 2 C Calais. - Arrived Hi 4 Mjesty's Ships Aionareb andiroil pew from Piirtsmouth ; .tormorto/ire Frigate , 041 3 Gon.biig, and fi c iriy Sloop, from a Buirlogne ; Fug &mit, from Criaize off `4 3 1 1 Griznez ; Chapman Armed Ship freim f Me ilortiot l ". and sailed for the Nore ; Lord Nelson Arnica 51'4' from Dungenes4, and remains, Sailed His Majesty's Ship heirxiide for Sheetottl! Arrived the Surrey, Capt• J. A• CAM II 11.10 1 Lora' Duncan, CHN, E. BRADFokD, Chol/04 Capt. Wools; East India Ship', from the IWO and remain ; Iferniiove, Capt. HAL wool), 'tot t it . West Indies, and remains. On Friday last the immortßThe Frigate,.A wi th Sloop, Watchful and Archer Gun-brigs, fob''' 11h ,,4 six sail of French Gon.vessels ronninci". shore, which they attacked , and vd floc () ,' 1 " b "(1 on shore. I am' sorry to say the Ininiort'ddr, one man.killed, and three or four wounded , 1 04 IVo c kfid received several shot in her hull. Archer received a shot through her mainmast* r; CORY EXCH4NGEt, F a. 4' • , 4, t tali '; heavy at T a t i Li j a ri iQ ll 7. d o e f f e a b ge olit lu 3 PP u l PO ' f an g d u a:jteter .s i fy itll. 'i l our last, some fi ne old Dantzic exceeds our curtg at , there is 4 good supply, of Barley, which also is Ile i s ce 7i s.tie, hut with Malt at little diference in pr /leans of each sort are rather cheaper ; Oats in g u ° ;; puantity t and remain nearly as last week lentiful, fine is 33. per sicldwirers ordinary . further declension in price. . e 4 4 4 , Wheat 885 a loos a I t 24 od Beans - ! 4 fi A 'ik . 01 Fine ditto . I 14i 'a ;II 'od 'rick Beans 435 a 7,,i gy, e , - "' Sas a ils od. Oats , :9s a .3 0 '1 ,14 4 A l° 4!seY r . 48s aQs od It iland do ' - '35 3 „;( r i . Malt - '..' 84s a 885 od Rape t Seed * '; - 4 ' . .s'e White Puase as 'a sBcod fine; FP(I UT - 9 65 : 9 % A G reY ditto " 44s a4O OCOD d a-- id S ~, SP '° , • Of • ; second j A n . g —:- . :r T h h e eatre, Za T i-r 4 ai lf s .' t °, th r e 2 K a . ten d ed by a very oumerous and splendid Awil erl "„: t ' wisu tegaiv°4 it, With the,,WArcatsvapplao.ie. b a re t !It'el ° l afting was truly admirable, • aide 51 ; c , b , ' ,o, t Per.l4st air with sublime eßtt. AU the l'ert"'„,' ; "o F . , Indeed, exerted themselves so ably, that the ' l , „ 1 , A - •derived - the•fuilest advantage from their exec te r 111 jo rtr ... Tire' 'en . s r a e t p t r l r e ti s :it , t s a , t v i a o , 11 at : :!, . 2 .. lituATite.--The part of Onavist a l ot ! .iy ,Punta;yws, WAS 'performed by Master , 1 ,, i i( , _lot the fi rst time on Saturday-night last, at "'' i llis , Ltirtten' Theatre. We Cannot hot condemn Ole '', l j p , ;': ti crett conduct et his friends in permitting 111(111(01e tli pear in a chai,iAer for which his-person " n iie b 0 1 4 of.lite are wholly unsuitable" He made ils l' o r the part as could be expederi from one of t 3, 11 JO'. i but' he evidently struggled with difficulties 0 31 " oir ri ' q insuperable to , him at present. • He 11- /1,4101,P vt: sir rinwhinerited credit in YourigNorv.a/atui °,' 11e ,,,01 1 # • t ' t rafters becoming•his age, that tt is absolowit - ;(5 a l ~ tug co with . his - reputation to put him in ow,' P: t ot s ,' -.1 ttaviam ; and, 'therefore, weihope he wit' 11- o , liot. .. tore to repeat it. ' Inc' audience, howegtrif.st sr crowded the Theatre,' . reeeivea him with g.' e ritl i ‘•;' '''S Planst, 'lPt'by no means with that enthosiiltd- ..,', „V I he has.excited is other charAtters. i l• r o f o, i We are4le'l4ted.tOcontradid the accoun . 0 0', gi tiage... haying t,iltert place l)er,,yeen Miss lw Ag t,i4r s ' ' ' li bViirWiti" . and HENRY PEIVI . fintiTON, 'q' 1 e l l' II L. l°' tii lc reel a her 3ist ' ' L . , RI li' !nor tto*e, i ell% .* , -- s so lit l w .. , *, sent OY sonic miscreant for insertion La tAll ...: ' „,, _.., ' • 1 "r1.7,-.................--77.-..:-..:=Y- -- ,..-- ,— ... .--,:rr•—••• - • l' ' -4 ` -. l' '':' LONDON: riiittea• by P.. IlAgßti (Of ~•-r (0. : ' Bow.streci), mi,t putJllfjitd I,r W. A. ben) :fs i tivlton-ttrgt), At tau. 5ui1.()1iii. , :,... 11 A) Strall-.