The Sun. — London, England, 1804-09-17 00:00:00

• We twirl an addition. of no less than 143 visi. tors by the FT iv, on Thursday last. The A,sem. bly in ,he evening produced a very brilliant dis. play of b..auty and grace. Carriages are con. 'randy upon the roll from this p 1 ice to the adjacent villages. The orchards in this neighb , urhcol ap. .perir a Paradise, in point of fruit, which is most abundant. The Theatre was thronied on Friday for the be. nefit of our worthy -Manager, WILMOT WELLS. MISS DUNCAN was the , heroine of the Piece, ant! 'played Lody RGdalpho with admirable spirit. Her pretty Scotch air was loudly encored. CLARICE, formerly of Covent. Garden Theatre, played Sir .Pertinax tolerahli well. Mrs. TA %OR was an excellent Betty Flirt. FAUGICENEK's EgirlON was a very tespettable performance. The 'fawn was ail in a bustle yesterday in con_ sequence of a general requisition, posted on the wails, and bills delivered at the house of every in.. , tabitant, demanding an account of their foreign in. • mates, uniet a heavy penalty in • case of omit. lion. Foreigners were rrquired to produce their certificate specifying the time and place of their residence, and those whose licence had expired were to be. removed immediately into the in. tenor. The Sea Fencibles from all the Ports adja. -cent'were also obliged to attend at the Town-hall, ahtl deliver up their tickets of protection, in case :they :should ,be called on for immediate service.-- Thiiie only are to be exempt who have three chil dr4i. Lit I bXl, the Master of the Ceremonies, had his Benefit yesterday morning, at Dandelion. There was !iriisent from eight to nine hundred persons, and tever did the apperitei of Erigl6limen do more ho. flour 'to a Public Breakfast. it The Hoy a rr i ve d yesterday w • h tot passengers, an that our c izecommodatiovi, in poi nt o f b e ddi ng , may Ifesea s ilj• imagined, considering the warmth of the seattin. .Friday indriiitl al AbstraCt of the Mt • of Par. iisment litioit the suhjet of harbouring Aliens 2 4 6 Paved itp in 44 parts of the Isle of Thant, w ,"!rein the knoll - 10 ' to which the i n h a bi tants are "pied, if they 'tio.ncit make a proper return of their inntate, Who are Voreigilers, are clearly explained. Since the above has . lopPeared, the following has been Added : NOTICE 'r( ALIENS. I" 1: All Margate, Aliens resid St. P ing eter's, within:t BhroadSte 'several and Biir Parishes of St, ii s irebington ekccin Foreign Ambassadors, or servants iraually attendant _ Upon them), are required to apear'at the Town-Hall of this twe 0, 1 Saiurday the isth inStJat, 11t eleven o'clock in the ren "^' , in virtue of directi o ns . ree e iv e d fm ro the Right . . - gort Loft% Hw wK cssvkY.. one of His Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, be. cigc. are. , • " It A NCIS'CORD, 'Deputy, &c. " ittatato, &tr. 53, 18 04 N., B. All Altens are (Mated to b ring With Them pass. Ports, licencei, or other exemptions at present in thetr pos session." • ' Government have resorted to this .ineastre at a Very judicious season, for there certainly ire ininy improper persons here. Two Aliens have bean sent to alver Castle within these last ten days; but 'they would not have been discovered had not sonic auspicioult circumstances given rise to a variety of conje'etul'es. 'she dress ball on Friday was attended by a blaze of belitit,y and fashion, notw i t h stan di ng the b at e heart ; the thermometer being during the day b high as 8 1. Th e b all opened with a minuet. by the charming Miss FAteFilLo and Mr. Le BAs, the M aster o f t h e Ceremonies ; cotillions followed; they were succeeded by country dances, in which he a ccomplished Miss MONTELtribllle two Miss Aavrttua's Miss NIAVe I and Miss R. use Bayou. I N ) ti SliCellette ....,_._.,,~ r ,, y , SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. , • BEDFORD RACES. EDNESDAY, SEPT. Et.- :The Wohtwstillc% ,)5 5045. each, wall zoo. :Wed from the ri uk, 444;t: fuiti —lnt nest of three IWO-Milt:11:41i. S . -- w ' ° , 4l c. ford's h h. Clifton. a4ed, 9,t. sth. 4 z o 2 w ; 'llt,Toread's b. in. Elizabeth, 4 yrs. 7 1 1 3 1 b• 1 3 0 dr t . "vtl Antikaiec b it. Chaner, 6 yrs. ost. $lO. 3 4 4 1 'T A 141014 b. 1. Sylolt, 3 yrs 6st. tilb. • z t 3 3 ..„_ This was a golti Race ; e:55:15 Itedt wds not won by ""telit ' ll " .1 " 11. a length, eXCept the last, which was a bout a length and a halt. iOtt the itetne - dy. the Duke of Reilford!s Purse of 'sol. for phi:,: foun tice Year T old Coils an d Fillies. —he best of three heats d the Course. 'B4 C. Li unbuty's 4:n. h. Prospero, Sst. 41b. ivalked over. Th.s I.- • • THUSDAY; SEPT, 13. e •,, toiscription:Pursent srd, —The best of 3 4-mile heats. si r C. linnbutyts b. in. Eleanor. 6-yrs. gst. 415. being the only one entered,,reeeived 231. . • LIet'CIIVITLI) RACES. —THUR.DAY, Strr. 53. .Pounds fo all ages. tr .. - Clift ln ' s b. c. Fifty Coriolanih 3 y r rs. old • 3 1 • 1 zr W, W. . Coventr% 's ch. h.. Lin an‘s.,4, s yrs. Old— 2. I 1 " i Wynne's bf. 'Ninette, 3 % rs. 'old - z bolted Very , cl , )se heats. ~... WATFORD RACES. ...—. ere the se Races were ntfver better attended than they . a^ Frid4y and Saturday last. Upwards ot 4000 pees ns were present, in which . we're severs ! pets, n C L i:;.' 4(113( 41460n : among thew we noticed Lord T,;„ - "Dotkr, the Hon. Mr. VILLIERS, Sir T. xvi; i p l ol4, C .lonel O'KELLY, Mt. WOODLIAM, 1--I'rrukoEs, Bcc. &c. Ku'b ° Pt Way a Silver Cup, value 601. was run fir on ‘,711Y Meadow, by sevenailloways, in a three mile ,' °illy five continued the contest ; one met Ir. ' a cevere aCeident in spraining h'st ;mkt and the other gave up the contest. Mr. CART. 1416i:111N , gave up th e viatir, which was bred by ' rti C LARINGt . oN, and his Lordship said he never law , better race at Newn"riet. , (11 Saturday a race for 501. was ru n . for by ortta GIES'S horse, and Mr. - WooottAses grey mare, Mr. i n i th was won by the latter. The swine .k ke y as Ickle Mr. GAL,LoWAVS. A race between Mr: HANSHAW'S pOney and twoi °tl4 rs It was a v ery b ar d race ; Mr. H's PoncY only won i t by hall a neck. Otte eye. The policy has only frMr. St (yaw s hu, and Mr. W oo ott A re s eY ma ard run res rah ag m ain ' or so i . wh i ch, after a very "liii l, was won by. L ••. e the Vitt", iitainlttil Mrs. STURGES drove over the course set,. ' ' , „;„ - •-rii. trines in an elegant curricle, and a i '- •• 01 Charming lynrKeS. C°l()nel 'KVI.L Y has nffcrea a Plate of 5 0 1 ' fur • ' ne xt Yeat's tame . s. HAxnv, SEPT. t.---Today letters were recrived bere from Mentz, which state, that the Elopernr NAPOLEON is eXptatti . there on the 4 , 11 •or sth of Septemher, by the way of Clogne and C3hlent-z. The Empress will . accompany her husband-cm his journey along theßhine. MENTZ, SEPT. the retinue of the Empe folr will be the Minister TALL AND, General SEBASTIAN!, and several other Generals.: The Residents on the other side of the Rhine have recei ed orders to repair hither. Apartments have like wise been taken for several German Princes. LEGHORN, AUGUST 20.—Yesterday arrived from Paris a Courier to the French General here ; who immediately gave orders to take an ac. count of all the ships belonging io Russia, Sweden, and also another Power,' that were in the harbour; there were seireral Russian ships, but only two S-vedish. This morning the .Errßrian General LA Vt OAm, at the request of the French General, issued orders that no belonetig to the. above Powers should be suffered to sail. - The French General has likewise placed a French Privateer at the entrance of the harb.iur, and French soldiers in 'the guard.boat which lies in the middle of the har bour. Etrurian soldiers are - ordered on board the ships, which however may unload without interrup. tion. There are no Prussian ships here at pre. sent. , GaonNo, Atm. 28.—On' the 223 the Count De LILLE left this city, and to,,k the toad for Mi. lan by the way of Wilna and Rowny. During his Stay here he received every ma , k of the utmost at. tendon froM the Governor general of Lithuania, Baron Besustostre. His Excellency likewise gave orders that he should receive the best accommoda. tions on his journey. VENICE, Auc. 24...—We have now learned what were the contents of the dispatches received lately by the French Ambassad , tr at R me. Ancona and CiVita Vecchia. vs ill again be occupied by French troops. Similar propatils anear to have been made at Naples. Thefeinforcements received bythe foreign troops in the Republic of the Seven Islar,ds appear to have gtven t , ceastott to this measure. VIENNA, AUG. IS.---As the result of the me. tnnrable Conference which took place on the loth of this month was previously. concealed •ts i:h the ut. most care from the public, a similar degree of se crecy was observed till time publication of the Patent, which contains a full account of the pri,teedings, in the Court Gazette of the isth current, Even the Members of the Corps Dip/omarip, deelare,, that they, in common with the great body of the inha. bitauts of this Capital, laboured under the same ig. norance. It is proper, however, to notice distinctly some exceptions to this general observation. The French Ambassador, It is stated, was not -only ini. tiated too this mysteryy but is supposed to have not a lime contributed, by his representations in the dif. ferent previous interviews which took place betwixt him and the Chancellor COSENTZEL, to the deter. minatiJn which took pl4ce. AUGUST 24..—The Coronation of his Imperial Majesty as Hereditary Emperor of Austria will take place on the r sth of Oetaberb in the Church of St. Stephen. LEIPZIC, AUG. 31.—This afternoon their Ma. isties the King and Qieen of Sweden arrived here, . and 'took op their, residence in the Hotel de Saxe. From this City they will proceed by Warlilt to Magdeburgh. The retinue of their M jesties con. sits of forty persons. Rohs E, AOC,. 12.-When the Courier from Paris arrived here on the id inst. the Pope was awaken. ed out of his steep ; and Dragoons were dispatched with notices to the. Cardinals at their several villas in the neighbourhood of R')me, to assemble as soon as possible, MAICHEINT, AUG. 30.:.--The French nmperor . and Empress, in the course of their j urney along the 'Rhine', are expetied on the 8(11 or 9th at Stras burgh. His Setene Highness the Elea ,r of Baden, tht Eled , ral Prince Louts, the two Ministers of St4tC, GAtLttrcand EDELSH um, and several other Persons of Distindiun, are at the same time cx. petted at Srrasburgh, where apartments have also been engaged for some other Gvrtnan Princes. AscHAFFENDU.IGH, AUG. 2 r.—S.'me days since the Envoy of the Eledur of Hesse, Baron GAIL-, ING, arrived here; since which we learn that his Elettoral Highness proposes to mike a visit to this City in the beinning of September. The intended journey of our Eleitor to Ratishon has, in come. (pence, been deferred to the i 2th of September. The Eledoral Envoy, Count BELIE', has been sent from hence to Mentz, to convey the congratulations of our EleCtor to the Ealperor of the French as he passes through that City. ELsiNctrit, Stl?r, r, —On the 30th of August three Russian Ships of the Line, two Frigates, and a Cutter Brig, arrived in this Road from Copenha gen, which, to.morrow, will pass into the North Sea. COPENHAGLN, SEPT. r.—The Russietn Squadron saile►t from this Road on the 30th, for the North Sea. The Cadet-ships the Pillory, and the Fame, have arrived from the Baltic in 'our Road. BRUSSELS, SEPT. IVlroNtfit, Prussian Cabinet Courier, has passed through this city on his way froM Berlin to Paris. He is the bearer, it is said, Of very important - tkisparr:hes 13r the Prussian Ambassador, who will immediately repair to Aix. COLOGNE, SEPT. 2.—The day after to-morrow BONAPARTE will arrive here. , The sumptuous building called the Blankenheimhof has been pre. pared for his reception. The city and port will be illuminated ; the principal streets have already been sprinkled with sand, and will be strewed with oak leaves on his arrival. VIENNA, AUG. 29—The Austrian Imperial Crown, which is now making'for the coronation of the Emperor, will be worth several millions of florins, as the most valuable precious stones in the poisession of the Imperial !louse will be employed to enrich ir, particularly the celebrated large me rCd, and the two large sapphires which were lately purchased at a great sum. COR PU, JUNE tz.—The greatest confusion pre vails along the ,whole Venetian shore, in consr. Vence of the open violation of the Convention cOded in the year ► Sop, and gUaranteed by the Al ga, Preveza, fl utt into, aed Vortissa, svere to ,re. eeive particular privileges. In deFemee of this Con- S cation, the restless AtA I ) ,xci{a has taken posses- Si:o of the territory of these towns, which has occa. sinned a general'alartn. The inhabitants have ap. ,plied to the Plenipotentiary, Count Moat Ntoo, but he, :declines taking any measures which may have the, slightest appearance s of hostilities ag a i nst the } c rate, with which Ru ss i a wishes to maintain the mast perfed good understanding ; his whole terfetence in this affair is confined to an application to the Divan, in behalf of the oppressed towns. In the mean time, we . enjoy here prried tranquillity, under the prutedion of our new Cmstitution, thanks to the presence of •the Russian Troops, who, besides the advantages th'ey diffuse by the money they expend, are a restraint on the turbulent and fadious. We hope that the Anarchical principles that have bren scattered among us, to excite the flames of discord, will gradually be entirely extir. pated. LUNttIBURCf-1, SEPT. 6.-- -: Public notice has been given here, that all English commodities may pass free, both here and in tne whole Hanoverian tern. tory, provided they are not on English account : it inusr, however, he shewn by certificate that they are on the account of the receiver, whose name must be insetted in such certificate. „ • COPENHACEN, SEPT. 4.—Towards th 4, midJle of this month ,the Russian squadron, under Rear. Ad. wind LEHMANN, is CXlYeled to return into the 841. tic from the North Sea. Should this squ a dro n , while in the North Sea, find it necessary to put into a port, itwill not-put into an English one, but into some port in Norway. CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT. 17. THE { re e l I mports of Wheat for . to.day's market are not numerous, this trade meets tolerable ready sale "at an advance of about z , . per quarter ; Bar. ley sells at sothethi-g less ; Malt, new Pease, with Beans of each sort, experience little fluetuatioo; we have foil supplies of Oats, which go off at a fur thet declension in price ; sale of Flour as per cur rency. 'MI:At Sj 3 7oS a 755 . 0 a Tick Beans 333 a 3RS od Flike ditto - 76' a 78s od Oats 233 a 26., a 23i 04 Ric C111:1,V) -33 S a 41s 0(1 Poland do. - • 29s a •3os 61 R.aley -‘ - aSs a 34; od Wipe 5e,..41 . . 381 a 411 1 , 1,111 - ." 613 a 7cts od line Flour - 6 , ss a 65s od White Pease Os a 54S cAI Seconds - • SO a 6os od OCanS ', .- 37s a• 3s oil ANOTHER 'FRENCH EMPEROR !—A P.tper in the interest of the French Royalists asserts; thAt a fetv years since, M. FR.ERET,' one of the - Canons of Li. ino,;e4, embarked from S; , itin as a Missionary to Aineri. , :t, where, after some time, finding the Etn, - eror of Chili, favour.ifily disposed to Chtis. 'lanky, be eventudlly mode him a convert; but the former, some time after, perceiving his death ap. pulaching, assembled the - Grandees, and proposing M. Fatityr as his Successor, it was agreed to, - and consequently this ci.dcv(ivt Cagan or Limoges is now quietly seated upon the I mrriAl, but half savage thtoneof Chili, in Smith America. An ap t lic,rtion is intdnded to be mode to Patlia. merit next Session for a Bill to supply C.mherwel), Bermintisey, - W,wington, Walworth, Peckham, Dulwich, and several adjacent places, with water from the River Tiiames. • It is intended to apply to Parliament next Sec. Ilion, fur a i31;1 to make a Road under the Rivar Thames, from Rothethithe to \\rapping. No less than from fifty to a hundred carcases of pigs, c dves, and sheep, were spoiled by the heat of the weather in Lead:nit:ill market, on Saturday last. Several other markets were similarly circumstanced on the same day. Eduard:, who Wag 311Spfeted of the murder of young Hawkins, was on Saturday night lodged in Pocsmouth jail, by M.. HILL and Mr. STONtt. HAM, Who hdd fdlowed him to Woodbridge bar_ racks, in 5...1)1k, where they found him already in custody, up o n information communicated by General WHITELoctst. Edsvardt is said to state, that an unharpy seta} d took place between him and the de. ceased, which the latter, by falling from the mill. gallery, or scaffolt, broke his neck ; that to con. veal his death, he buried the corpse, as before stated. • A Coroner's Inquest was held on Saturday at the Dover Castle, in Deptford, on the body of John Beale, a letter-ctrrier, who was found drowned in a horse trough, at the door of that house. It was proved to the jury, that the man was very much intoxicatedprevions to the time of his' being found i n the trough. The jury, under the direction of the Coroner, from the evidence which appeared be. fore them of the drunken state of the deceased, prO. nounced a verdict of Ac c id enta l Drath. Gtrwtoit fionosost, E l . Coroner for the Coon. ty of Middlesex, held an 1{ quest on Saturday at the house of Mr. DAv let, the sign of the Hope, in Blackmoor-street, Drury.lane, on the body of Mrs. Evans, wh,fdropped mown dead abOut eight o'clock on Thursday morning, within a kw doors of her own house, No. 25, Illackmoor-street. She was a very hale woman, in the both year of her age, and at tended Covent. Garden mai ket.- r .The Jury gave a veldid—Oredby the ruil;tation God. At the fair of Killidoe, on :Tuesday last, a battle took place on account of some previous dispute be tweet' two - clans or parties of the lower order of country people ; the cudgel was used with such dexterity that these unhappy CteAttitel CoUhl riot be dispersed until several were severely woundalti t ant,l one man, nameit Mol,ny, had been killed, List ,week was offered tat sale, in Smithfield mar. ker,'an exotic silerp of a very singular appearonee. It was of a gaunt shape; it laid tour horn o - was spotted like a dog, and the natural clothing also much resembled flee hair of the canine species. A direaton to a man wits found in the , ,pocket of Beale, the letter-carrier, who was found drowned at Deptford on Thursday, which has led to the dis. eovery of an acco►nplice,, who underwent * private exams►ration on Fri.lay at ilow.otreet. A few days since, as three children belonging to Bircomb N,rhh, Kent, were in the fiel4igatherilig black-berries, they discovered in a hedge a bottle of gi►i, of which, altar contrivins to draw the cork, they all partook, and one 1.1 them, a boy about six years old, to'sueit excess, that he 4ied in copse. quence the next day. AN Elopement to Gretna Green- was -lately me. ditated and prevented, uttdet the tII >a g vire cumstances:—A young Lady, possessed of .tcansi r derable fortune, of tale age of seventeen, who re. sides at Preston, had formed an attachment to a Gentleman to whom her father had, a great aversion.. Her correspondence with him was ac e cordingly striAly• watched. The young Lily was in theconstant habit of raking a walk bttere dinner, - and on the e day et her flight, her lever had a c'taise teady at the end of the leading to te. North, with which he was in waiting tncairy her off. She. strictly obeyed the voice of love ; and instead of taking her usual walk, went with all eossible spied, as soon as she left her father's house, te t the ebjeek of her affedion, and they instantly departed for Gretna Green. The Lady not retarph gat her usual time to prepare foe (Loner, some suspicioh arose, and, after inviries, no d alit remaieed of her flight; and the road they had ha:le being a:S, certained, the father and several others set off in pursuit of them, and,. traced them to Lancaster, where it was discovered they did not suiped a put.- Wit t as they were only travelling with a pair of horses,snd did not appear in very great haste. Thia conduet,it is supposed, was adopted to a void suspkion. - Ai Lancaster, the father and his friends, after changing horses, contioued their pur,uir, accord. • ing t,' the information he hid procured. When he arrived at Berton, he learnt that they had net long left that place for Kendall ; in rouse. quence of which he got a man to ride to Kendait them, for the impose of gettlng• the Con. stables el that town to, secure thcat t>n tl:eit arrival there, in both of which he succeeded he passed the lovers on the road, arid atuvel at Kendall time enough to engage the Const". bles to arrest thc chaise. 'I - he rum ttr of what was : boot to be done, attraacil great croWtis the streets. Just as the chaise entered the tow! , with the lovers, the father on horsebick, cane op with it, and rode through the town by the side of the chaise,.shaking his.sttek in at OK 'w Wow, and, in a most Viuleat passion, threatening them wi t h punishment, to the no small attiusemene of the multitude who were assembled to behold this nok. vel sight. Ttie chaise stopped at the Crown Inn, when it was surrounded. The Lady got out, an). made her escape from the Constable's, b,.it *they vi , suet, and succeeded in securing het:'. Ti:y conveyed her into a room, where she W.145t110 101i0Wed !)y father and her lover. On tin' f itt he t s,i n a violent rage, he struck his itaug,hter t rice with his stick, which was re s orted by her lover. rte then- was then about to strike him, hut- wes pre_ vented by the Constables. They then agieel to strip and fight it' our, but were) revealed. in the m id st of this confusion, the Lady told her lather she would very .willinely comply with , his wishes iii any thing else, but in this she must judge for lier. self; and, as her affeftions were fixed, hiS oeposi. 'ion was in vain, as she was deter Mined to have her lover for her •husband, anal none other. She was obliged, very reluctantly, to, return with her lather to Preston. Niue broke not tin iy night in the build. te;onsinA it; "..vlr. E.,1411, at El =thy, nem - Min,. bury, which c,ynsu ned th.it and s:. - ra,tuth•t,tirle., ments, tegether H ith two tiwcHice:houses and :twit furniture. The ksi is heavy, and none of the pro perty wiwinsured: Thursday, T. Nichol:4°r, of Attercliffe, Yo : k. shire, in a fit of tn,anity cut his throat, but not efftuAly, and -hopes MC Crlii3 rained of his COVery. A drover, looking at a game of skittle, on Thursday evening, at the Red Lion, Islington, was struck on the head by the ball, ►shi'ch occasioned his immediate death, Last week at the waggoner of Mr. Manlove, of Whackley, near Ellit.rnere, was walking backwards, anti whipping his horses, in the harvest-fields, his feet got entangled in same leashing, which threw . him down, when the wheels rasped over !din, and killed him on the spot. As the son of Mr. Wiseman, of riawkedon, Norfolk, was riding the shaft.horse in an empty harvest-waggon, the animal fel), which alarming the other horses, they run away, dragging the young. man and the horse which he held, till the rein broke, and the wheels went over his body.—l-ie is, however, recover. o Ori ve j:inday eve3ing , as a lad, servant to M:. JENKIN§, of Stone, Kent, was going into the fielzl for the cows, he was attacked by a inafl, whets after towing him several times, and bruising and tearing him in a shocking manner, he was with since ififficulty released by a netghboor who was provider). ii a lly going into the garden at the time, and 'leant his cries. Medical assistance being immediately called in, the boy is happily in a tair way t , fi re. coiery. A singular incident in the animal economy lately occurred at. Updown, near Deal z—On Satut:lay se'noight a hare, after bring coursed by tie dugs, was caught and killed ; paunching it two leve rets were found alive, which being taken to a cat - Aft had lately kitrened, became so attached to their new mother, that they eagerly sought and socked her, and who also having been deprived of her kit. tens, Viresied them with equal fundness'as those of her own offspring. Two jolly Gentlemen of ShAeld accidentally met at a house in the, market-placc,i,.a few days ago, whose united weight, being proved on the spot, amounted exatily to 4t stone: the one wei&hing, Zost. 31b. the sl i er east. r 1111.,, Yesterday 8 -:person of the pito*. of Lee, whirr:, bathing in the Thames, above Potney Bridge, was seized with the_ cramp, and although a number of boats put off iMmediately to his assistance (his streggles, being -observed from the lhott), it Was IWO' . quarters vf sn hour before he was fouad. The usual »testis of reanimation were peri,:vered in fur several hours, but %idiotic efred. The sitieasea app:ared about forty, years of age, and is said to have been a ConfeCtioner in the neighboothootlof Watling.street. Late on Thursday night three fregh.water Pirates attempted to bpd ve,sti lying off Fresh Whit f; they were timely ditcocered.