The Sun. — London, England, 1805-11-25 00:00:00

• MAILS. Aaitiv xn Dublin, 2 Watvi . rid. Dug Hamburglt, 3 Getteubursll, i Litibua, t 0,0:44 2 Waerturd. TRICE tit: STOCKS TULS DAY AD TV/Ii.LV X onsols - 6o T }I E ' S 4T N. lOLEM UUIS DICZRZ FALSIJNI AUIAAT ? L 0 N , D v lubtra.ty, NOVEMBER 25, 1805. Wit have already observed, that public expe&a tiouwas raised much too high with respe& to the operations of Sir SIDNEY SMITH, off Boulogne. We also stated on Saturday that We had reason to believe that the , gallant Admiral had found it neceasary, in consequence of adverse weather, to stand off from the French Coast. This is amply confirmed' by a Letter (dated yesterday) from Dover, which we re ceived this morning, and which we subjoin'. There appears tube little doubt that the experiments which Sir Szt7 NEY intended to make would have succeeded to the extent expeted by those who best knew their nature and their Oita, had the weather been fa- vourablo. " Dover, 'Nov. 24; r R Rear-Admiral Sir arnisty Smrrir, with his'. • 'Squadron, arrived from off Boulogne about noon,to-' day, and the greatest part of them have proceeded for the Downs. From the numerous reports in cir culation, it is difficult to ascertain the extent and. clica, of our operations, but it is confidently repoited, and generally believed, that at least three of the Enemy's large Gun-brigs were destroyed it' seems also generally credited from the reports of persons who have landed froM : the Squadron, that live or six of s the newly construaed Launches foundered, owing to the suddenness of the' gale--,--the people saved. The Double-boat Cancer also foundered on the French Coast. The other Double-boat Ge mini sunk the day. the Squadron sailed. There is no doubt, however, that the adverse winds and boisterous weather have prevented the gallant Ad iniiral from trying the full efreCt of this well-con- , corked Enterprize, and that it will be renewed with increased strength the first favourable opportunity." WE borne time since stated, that. at‘ InsurreCtion bad taken place at Surinam. The in/pelf/A details which Lad then reached us rendered us 'unable to give accurately the particulars. ..We have, .however, been favoured with a Sa ti limn Ggietk Ertraordi nary, which NV(: SUbjolll, and wha, as it contains the Official, 'Statements .respeCting this affitir, Will donhtless be read with considerable interest : G.IZE,TtE E.VTII,IORDLV,Iirr. WEDNESDAY, sErr. J 8, ;805. Official Rivdr received and communicated by the Lieu ? tenant-Gnveritor Coutiselloi4 of Coart of Policy and Criminal 'wait:6 of tins Cuieny, &c. 6:1, 4 On Monzlay the Oth inst. the unpleasant infonna tion has been receiv'&l, that the free,' Colonial Black TroopS, which arc sutioned at PO3t Orarigeb(!, under the COMlllaild of. Captain MuLLEa, have executed their abominable projeet, andron Saturday evening bets,yeen the hours of eight and nine shot and, titur. tiered Captains MULL2R and ,Viti 'Dna ASSEI4, '(which last cOmmanded 'at Post , itnotapie,,, but had arrived on . a tei Captain ~Difor..t.o at six , o'clock in the evening) with the white Serjeant stationed at the Post, : and also the resident Commis and Serjeant ; and that some of these Black Troops, to the number of ten, hail repaire4 to the wood plantation, WolfEikarnp, where they on Sun- day noon, about twelve o'clock, also had massacred the residing Overseer, Mr, BACKER, and from thence kjdnaliped and carried of i the male and female slaves who were - on his estate, returning again to the Post Orangebo ; and after eitatnining every thing,. left three males and three femaleS behind ; on account of their not being able to gas with them, and then took their route towards Marewyne. On receipt; of ' this information bis Excellency the Lieuteilant Givernor instantly had written to the Commanding Officer at Port Orange, and charg ,ed him to mareh without delay a Detachment to reintbree the Port of Prince William Frederie---;at the same ' detaching from here, under command of Major RoupEr., - sixty men, to the Upper Coru monwyne, and the lame number, under command or Capt. I ;vitt URN, to the Jew Savannah the last'inen tioned to march by laud to the Upper Com monwyne , and on his arrival there to join with the others ; and after due delibeßttion to do whateter may be judged necessary to frustrate the ohjed of the Rebels, and also to track them in the best and most speedy manner, In the mean time orders have - been given to rein- force. all the posts, which orders have already been eKccuted. A Letter has been Jeceived yesterday by the +General from the Connnauding Officer TuItNEV, at Post Orange, mentioning - to ,lmo received a letter from the Officer commanding - at .Post Prince Witliarn 4-ederick, whe:uut he btate6 tu receid in.. I.orrililtion that the P 0.4 A:mil-1 , 11.1d mutinied, an d that the Officer and Doetur had 't:e;:it!led by five of the Black SoWien, who, the 'week bet( ire hsad been sent as Patiol tb the Pct Otangebo, and On their return' cclulimitte:l this ;0, ,after which they had fled, when they were joined by the remaining Tfoops of the Post. The Offievr after receiving this Informa tion, called his ,men bef o re him, to whom.he held forth the foregoing cireninstances, and - demanded of them how they were disposed, arid if he eOuld rely OP LIIM;40 whom they unanimously and with one accord swore to be firm : and loyal to the Country, and would never IcaVe* their OfficFr, and should obey his orders pimetually. Hereuponthe:OfficerKLEl immediate.. ly sent an ExpresS to the Indians, cautioning them to . take care of themselves, and tcs watch as close as possible what was passing above, and also to report the same lkithout delay ; which they had accepted faithfully to accomplish / Three men' had been dis patched for the purpose "of, assisting in discovering what was going on, but who, had not returned at the time this : letter was , sent off.. The Officer KLEIN, the other day in the morning, had repaired on board of the there lying Gun brig, and related to the Commander all that had been transatied, by the Black Troops, requesting bun same time to go on shore with him, which immediately complied with. After they had a . rri‘cd at the pcist, the Lieutenant KLEIN, for the second tune, .had called his men before - him, when they again swore in presence of the Com !wader of the Brig the same fidelity and loyalty as the evening before. It appears, from the examinations and deposi. tions of several persons who were witnesieS to the bittharous aas (but who, through favourable'op portunities, nude their escape and arrived here), that this Mutiny only-exists among the Ringleaders, arid not, generally among the whole Corps, from which there is good reason to hope that several of these Mutineers, out of fear or otherwise, will re turn to their duty.. By Order of the Court, (Signed) M. S. SCHUSTER, Sec. p 1 WE regret that we are still unable to communi cate any intelligence to our Readers from the Con tinent. We are unable to account for the long in terval which has elapsed since the arrival of either. French or Dutch Papers, because from the state of the Wind last week vessels might undoubtedly have arrived from Holland. But though no intelligence has been received, numerous reports have, as usual, been circulated. Letters are'stated to have reached this country, which contain certain accounts of the Russ.ians and Swedes having passed the. Elbe, for the purpose of co-operaiing with the Prussiang in Hanover, of a large Russian Force having landed at Venice, and of the French and Bava: tan Army ta; ing, by a (apid and circuitous march, turned the important post' of Scharnitz, in the Tyrol, &c. &c. It can hardly be necessary for us to state, that all these reports are founded entirely upon cOnjeaure,hecause we again repeat, that no intelligence 'whatever has reached this Country from the Continent. At such an intereting and awful crisis - as . the present, we should consider onrselves as highly culpable if we were to la t impt to supply the deficiency of authentic inform:ttion by circulating idle and unfounded ru mours. Saturday morning HIS YAJESTY„ PRINCESSES AuotrsTA, SorntA, and 45141:1ii., attended by Lady WYNYARD,GreIIErai FITZIIOy, and Colonel TAYL,OII, rode on horseback to Holyport. RER AIAJEsty and the other Pittsciissus' rook an airing, in a coach and four, by 'Wingfield._ . Qn Saturday nightthe DUKE of CAMBRIDGE ar rived at Windsor, trorV.ondon. Yesterday morning Tits. MAJEsTY, PRINCESSES AUGUSTA, SOPHIA, andViAdtiLlA, attended by , Gen. Ifyrzsov, colonels DRsnitow and TAYLott, and Lady WN'NYARD, walked to St. George's Chapel, and 'heard tin excellent Sernion, by the Rev. Dr. DUVAL, from the 26th chapter of St. 14failltew, and 41st verse. After Divine Service they took on air ing to 14"rogmore. His Royal Highness the DUKE of Yoax has di meted the follomiing General Order to be issued :--- 'His Royal Highouss. die Colums,tvo g hi Curet+ has sig. nified his u sd, that an Inspection of tho Volunteer Corps should be made with the roost minute attention, and proper Returns by the General Officers commanding gades, in the following three Classes, viz. Ist. As being fit to ad with Troops of the Line. zd. As advancing in Discipline. 3d. As being deficient in Discipline. With a statement of the deficiencies, and whether the abs ent are with leave, fro m s i c k ness, with out ' leave, or are wanting to complete. A muster of . the different Regiments, tbr the pur poseef ascertainin g the objects required b)? this Ge neral Order, will take place with the utmost dis patch, and the Returns for the London Distri& will be made in the course of the next fortnight. His Royal Highness the DUNE of CUMBERLAND left town yesterday for Kew, where his Royal High ness entertained a small party to dinner. Lord 'MuLOR AVE, Mr. CA.NNING, and a numerous party dined Wth Mr. PITT on Saturday. The Gazette of Saturday contains 'an Order of Council for continuing, for six months from the 6th of December nekt, the prohibition on the exporta tion of Gua-powder, Salt-petre, Arms and Ammu nition ; also, an °rai,x for continuing, for thro months from the 30th'instant, the permission to im port sundry articles of provisions, duty free. In Satnday's Gazette, besides the Address to Ms nocarr of the City of London, are inserted 1' d ,tr0,A.40.; f rom t he cry of Exeter and the. Towns of -).1.4ni,‘,4 , ,:zi.er a:4 Salior(l, tin the Lite glorious Viaory. A 7 A N E IVS, PL'ltmou'rft, Nov. 9.3.—Tlze wind corning about yesterday to the nortb-west„a neet of Met:chant men, consisting .of about 150 Sail, 'went out of the Harbours of Catwatcr andHamoaze, and sailed to the Eastward. Arrived the Swedish Brig Illinetra;capt. CitowN, from. Malaga,, laden with wine, bound to ttnbden, detained by the Betsey Privateer; also -Thii:Engliib Brig Ceres, Capt. CROSS, from Gottenburgb, for this Port : she was captured by' a French Privateer,, And retaken by the Bold Gun-brig. Arrived the Batt Aevenue Cutter from a Cruize; also the Bellona, of 74 guns, from , the Channel Fleet ; and Latotta Frigate from a Cruize. Also arrived the Venus,- CHAMPION, and the Teatshill, STEVENS, from Newfotmdland ; and the New Diligence, SINCLAIR, from Grenada, one of the Fleet under Convoy of His Majesty's Ship..effricainv. PORTSMOUTH, NOV. 2.4.• - -ArTiVeil' La Poulette Frigate, Captain DUNBAR, and the Clinker Gnn brig, from the Downs; Rose Sloop of War, •Capt. CURTIS,. front Cork; and Bellow, Vovrz, from Dantzic.". Sailed the Comilla Sloop of War, Captain I_Tp= TON, and the Pluto Sloop of War, Capt. JANVERIN, from Plymaith, with Prisoners of War; Venus, CIIEESEMAN, and Barbilij, BoilAs, for Sunderland; and his, FEsrrox, for Blackney:- Came into Harbour yesterday, the Champion Fri gate,, Capt. BROMLEY ; and the iiMicore Sloop of War, Capt, HENNIKER: The iipollo Frigate, Captain FELLowEs, has re boisted,the Signal for Convoy to the Mediterranean. The Abundance, Camel, and Prevo:yante, will go un der her;Convoy. The Mediator waits the arrival of several Ships from the Downs before she sails. The Belle Packet's Dispatches came down yester day, and,she will sail to-morrow morning. DEAL,. Nov. 24.—Sailed His Majesty's Ships -Leopard and Pesistance to the Eastward; and the Griffin Cutter, with the Pursuit, MONTGOMERY and the Kingston, , from Jamaica for New castle; Cumberland, SIMPSON' ; and the Lady k'orbes,---, for Leith, under Convoy to Yarrnouth Roads. ' • ' Arrived and sailed for the River the Indus, Capt . WELDow, from Bengal, last from Portsmouth ; and the Dispatch Transpolit, from Plymouth. Arrived also Flip Majesty's Ships cracker and Wm with about fifty Sail of Transports wader convoy, from Portsmouth, which remain in - the Downs with the Ships as per last. The .Fart Bomb has a Signal for a Convoy to the Weltward. _ P. S. Just arrived the Antelope Man of War, Rear- Admiral Sir SIDNEY Smrrn, with the Squadron un der his command, from off the French Coast. FALSiourir; Nov. 22.--Arrived' the Brig Caroli na, KILLIKND, from St. 'Andero, laden with wool, for Tonningen, detained by the Tartar Privateer, of Guernsey ; also the Margaretta, B6N1), from .St . Vbe's,.with "salt, for Gottenburgh. Sailed the Ifialsinghant Packet, ROBERTS, with a Mail fur Lisbon ; the lifaaclieste'r Packet, DAV' with a Mail for New-York ; and the 4braham,:Cou= DENJ, for London. The Druid Frigate, with a Fleet of Transport 3, from Cork, having on - board the sth, gth, 28th, 3oth, 36th, and agth Rigiments, bound to the Downs, have been In - Falmouth some days, wind bound, If the wind stands to the North (as last night) they will sail this morning, SUREltljEfig, Nov. 23.—Arrived the Retaliate Gun brig, Lieut. Eow. HARRIES, from the Downs. Sailed the SOille and Orpheus Frigates, for Ham burgh, with money—the former having on board Count.lll,liNSTElt. Nov. 24.—Carne down from thelliver the Dept rd Tender, Lient:`AN.ru Am; With several iinprissed men and voinnwers far the Fleet. Sailed the /?esobac Gan-brig for the Downs; Ro sin g Armed Ship (being discharged the Service), for' the River; and the Diana, a new Lugger, under the command of Lieut. PArmoN, of the I , ':ag Ship, for Plymouth. All the Armed Ships that-haire been employed on the Coqvoy Ser6ee at this Port are to be paid °tr. Ships at this Port--Zemand, Kent, A Iktniar, Wincheisea, Cares, Magnanitne, Pylacies, La Fleche, Nightingale, Raven, Mosquito ; anti several Quit'nfigs, kne-VCSSCIS andliontt tenders. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. To the Cuptaitis, Officers, and Crew of flis Majesty's Ships Windsor Castle, Courageux, ain't Melampus, lbr the ke capture of the Bartillia West Indianian, the 13th February, Mos, by the hlelanipus, on Friday next,. or as satin trier as they return to tort or every T ues d a y and Friday afterwards, at Mr. fiawk,or's, Plymouth. To the 0 Akers and Crew of His Majesty'S Schooner Felix, for the Capture of La Notre Dame de Bon Secours, the t lune, the French ,Chasse hiaree La St. Catherine, and for sundry Materials saved from a Chasse Margie (name un— known), on board the Felix, at Plymouth Dock, on Monday next; or every TueSday and Saturday afterwards, at the White Hart, ho. 296, Strand. To the Captain, Officers, and Crew of His Majesty's Ship fl axard, tat the Clpture ()hilt, Der V the 15th Eebruii. Ty..Thi (in company with His M.i;csiy's Ship Naiad), on Ward tate klazard, on her arrival at PlYnto, uth '0( iwerr Monti*. y and TintrslieYre •sf rtValtis; at Mr. Sisa's 1./l'el, Plymouth. , " - d e e u r ' r . il.rnagtnilidher(tee).o2fiybocee3urrtlsg."Lll,uCtigerrir,Pll,iirlt.llteHciLMdeal .rrt-cll:slSYllTPiti'llic. t ca e lga_ c Orthe 9ffin. N T er w u r n sd u a s y , cnaeixitturaettt ho. a:, tpil, and of t P h h o T e l k: C s t t t d o irl lee;e°ll) refoni i. r .er_s and Crew of . His M . Rjestyls hired Lugger . , ND 4 .btreet iOl tbcher,Crogizreonolf ,tihnegNidoabyttnae;Ser,noorradduerlinCsatimimen yelr . l, st-hio. its, Arundet.street. S-Itlipi To the Officers ,and ,CUMpallieS of Hie iti.iseq- Arab and Drake, for the: Captuic of O r dnance Stores at the island of St. LUstatiUS, in lune, Igor, te-rnrow sennight, between eleven and three, or the thirdTii o e r sdy in Wry' ITlOtith.altatwards, at No. ra, Salkbury-street, Strand. • To His Niajesty's Land Forces who served in the F-xpedi. :lion tinder .General Sir Thomas Trigge, and ltear.Ad 'niiral Sir J. T. Duckworth, K.B. against the Swedish and Danish Islands. in March, iSoi, fur the French and Dutch Property taken at the Islands of St. Bartholomew, St. Mai. , ; tin's, St. Thomas, and St. Croixe, to-Morriw snnight. between eleven and three , ou' the third Tuesday in every month, at No.lll, Salisbury-street, Strand.' To the Officers and Companies of His Majesty, Le viathan, Amphitrite, Gauchupin Androrneda,'V,liti,, Fro selYtt, Diana, Arab, I,' Eclair Hornet, SouthatnlMia, laa Drake, who served in the abotve-mentioned Lxpecitioa, let the same Property, at the place and the clays last ran. tinned. ' _To the O ffi cers and Company of His Majesty's Sloop Cruvr, for the Capture of the Contre Ainied Magoni,on. the - .rythNevember, 1/344 . (in company with the Bold rain brig and Florence ' and Ann Cutters), an hoard the Crulze r, on her arrival in Port.; acevery Tuesday alai Saturday alter. wards, at No. :3, Surrey-,street, Strand. •. , Extraordinary Escape of the downenivo. from a , French Squadron.—On the morning of the loth of Oclober, off Cape.Finisterre, Sir Enwann43tumx, of the 4gamenitton,l.discoi ered eight Sail 16 the 1007 .‘,%.; g ard am . en A mo t nfo..uTr,hoetit)eria7;:ing,bore down Nivga s th ° South se n 0 t insb‘yvelrvedetS,‘irviEtravßilDistslhlaet . 11 : ; g i s t): r t 3 e: e li:C:l 3 c)inplbaSauCllbAidr" sails: At day-light the private signal was again 1133 e, but not answered: The ',first Ship that bore, dowu was soon tkibCOVered to be a three-decker, with fly,: A Sh g i a p m s en ot i . n t o h n e , L a in ;d e id , two 8140:att.ti, and a Brig , v ild ! it lee-quarter. There being ,atFrench. The three-decker was within duct -shot 'at day-break, and crowded all sail to get alongside the breast of each gun, Sir EDW ARP' ordered them all to bo started, and the casks thrown overboard, to be clear fur battle.—At nine the Agamemnon gained urn the three-decker ; but the 8010 Ship neared the dgamemnon. Sir EnWii.llD determined not to keep a, i b li u S tt h u ip t ,: l v .a li te k t . :ll of a' way, and could net tack without the certaoa broadside from the three,deciter, and being' 80-gun Ship when in stays, be'alowrenhtleier by the the Ship sturdy ire her course, furling the terra!!! sails, and handing down the , stay rsails 61 1 4 i ti ; squalls, and setting them occasionally. Al t elif hp , the French 80- gun Ship. 'gained upon the Afarn ent* P,,, he therefore ordered the weather -quarter Bot e r ic ' n , cut away, and ran out the stern-chasers. Al c an d be therefore OP!, Admiral relinquished the chwe'd tea called in the. gthgun Ship, when each hats o p 'colours of their Nation ; and soon thea fterSir- Dw 1 141 ' eme within signal of the .dimalle Frigate , d w hat' Captain Botrvtatz, to Whom he cenunia;leate as of had happened. The chart continued urlr seventy nails by the log. . A new Li e i t If iia& to ..),, Point of San d y, in the Isle of Orl th ey , 3nd to to I lighted up on the rat of January ila t * i • c i n rosea 100 feet above the hvel of the Sa. . 1 c )( ` C°l- 11 il l;„.1 , 4 i _ __9.,.„. is to be built lir' th e Si l l ! iofitjr3eootvs..i.:trurr'4inligiriaier,:lailsineti:ven(i):l:6,,as:torefdseilwt i nai g i,i i ii s i t s ro l 4: :: : : f si a l ;l ilt: every other 'minute. the South of Italy, h as . acknowledged the Nentr,i; • o ap 4:,,5• Vessels had, in consequence, sailed from M 3 ' t3 ' quence, Leghorn. f,,ea f L ' • On the 12th inst. at Armagh, the 1 ,33 ,,v o '„ s as tenant-Colonel Joitxsorr, of the !I.StIL o'" safely delivered of a Daughter.. • • meet, was l a t accompanied o r m e Ie Cs erg On Saturday the tOili of November t t ote. d of the 13th Regiment of Light Dugoorls Pr e ' ‘;` .1, 0 mpoanveieddfrl,ov:inthtltteCf(dninionlwailiildg attic. that , : • ' a very handsome Sword to Colonel 1301-'Wine,i. ter; . " .The Of fi cers of thet3ti Re girri"eittte4olrf'isLsvigi:6°:rag°ll.,:sh.': =1 , 1) . 1) , AI - uprose.' with the strongest affe4tion tOWarO S 7 a Friend and Brother OffiCer, and fully sensible of your (~, tinguished abilities as a Soldier and a tiendeirl3ii, in the tlg s charge el ` . your duty . have irpaniminalv resolved to (eV your The of the accompanying 'Sabre. The situation to which you haVe been called by C. ° I V; ?nand of His 1144113 TV, although it deprives the ftrAIAIT is , of the pleasure always experienced under your 4.:erlull' ut ",:oo however, highly gratifying to your Srother Oat ? ' foe only hope that it may be followed by other marks or y to Koyal Favour, when your superior profirshial midi' li c l i o n. more advantageously displayed in the service olyour try.e 1 " At, the request of the O Ulcers, Colonel Bair On, a, .m. 1-IBAD.6_, 0 &e. ac. dec." Lieut. Col. otli Light rare,; 010°6 To which Colonel 1101.24abt returned the Answer : 011 i• il Colonel BOLTON presents his Compliments to the .., f r cm of the ,3th Light Dragoons, and has to beg their ac,go, ante antis best Thanks for the Sabre which theY ha y . e l,,irii him the honour to preseht Min with. It is highlY gr .. . 44 3 "iiit to the feelings of Colonel BOLTON that he has 00; 1 7 , 0 1 carrving - on the duties of the Regiment to the setistatth":titei his brother O ffi cers, whine conduet has at all whys or W a r his esteem and approbation, and for whose welfare aa. - ' piness he will ever tel deeply interested." " Landav, Nov. AI, :Sas." 4.;..... 0 ... SMITHFIELD MARKET, Nov. Is. This da's Market ras abundantly supplied wi_tbt different ki y nds of Cat tle ; the prices are for the In part advanced since our last report, and the tracio.;l nal was good.—The Haymarket was tolerawY, brisk; Hay and Stn have get up In prices ; Wei. continues as per last.--We subjoin a carrel} accollro of the prices and numbers : , • Be i To sink the Offal per stone of Sib. , yex i , t'e , 41. od• to 4s• tott.—Mutton 4s. od. 1, 0 d. , -- ss• ad. tabs. cd.—Pork 4s. ed. 1045.6 d. . Busts 3a4o.*Sheep 17j40.--31VOS 350.--*PitS, 4IV SNIMIPI EL D If A YNfitt FAT. It 'Y 31. os. to 51. 55."-Cloret .11. at,. to 51. t 03.7510 ii. Os. to 11. ad, Coßs-EXCIIANGE, Nov. Q.s'. .—The supplies of aTe'at the Wheat,this morning are large, and in general s'3/ 0 .the ,dase of Friday's market fine Wheat WO redalion of about 4s, per quartr; at at less than we quoted ; Barley and Alaltarc in great supply', and each lower ; White Pease, also Grof , with the two sorts' of Beans, feel , better pric es i n in , ; many arrivals of O ats; and this trade atdeclg Prices ; Flour in short supply. , ~..:Yherat. jBs a cos a 6,4 ad Heins . . Pa a i t s , c ti me ditto . 6s a 66s ad Tick Beans 3i s a, V s 0 4 'Ye - -32 s a - 36s 6d Oats ".4s a 2 ' s " '6c od Barley . . jos a 36$ ott Poland iio, 3s a ,3"" tit I.,;halt'hi, , • ... 705 A 7 65 od Rape Sced . 4 i ',.. " i j ia `''''`e.! ease 46s a 54s od Fine Flour • 6os 3 ''',.i: a d -A- , .ii Sccoodi • s.ii 3 ir°