The Sun. — London, England, 1811-10-03 00:00:00

J441 , 141C..4 PAPERS. KrNOirOlv, Atm. a Slave Court, held it the.Court.house, Port Maria Bay, on Thursday the :nth ult. male on the trial of five negro pen, be longing to Nonsuch and Unity Esta:ei, uarned George, Ben, Bibby; Essex, and James, capitally arraigned iorbeing ai:tively concerned in sundry re betlions outrages, and other unlawful atpi, minted by 'them, (with the other:'llegroes on these properties) on. the night of the Bth May last, when a patient 'healing a.nd tell Investigation of the r cir-' lentratinces took place.. Mr. Zachary Hume Ethvards, the proprietor of these esiates,, attended, and gave evidence that he was. present at Nonsuch on the night of the rebel - lion, and that it was 'he Who directed the culprits to commit the several acts "hit whichthey stood 'charged at the Bar, declaring that he came f,r ,tt aid for the express purpos,e of assuming the whole and i,hecon . sequences on himself,.t hereby wish ing, as he stated to the Cuurt and Jury, to save Their lives , and mitigate the pitniShmeat tydn Which the Ja.y.teturned their vettict,“Guitty"' of all the charges against the , three nrst named, and ii in pa the Other two , hut taking into con- skieration prculiar cirtinustanges under which these nnfOrtUnate men acted, recommended them ;to ihe mercy of 'the Court. Sentence of transpor. tition tie was then litonotiticed an Peolge, Ben, and T.L bby on. Essex, three months hard labour, and tvo public floggirtgal and o& James one wire 's bard labour, and otie fluffing of twenty !Alec After these proccedittpsad taken place, upon af fidavit 'Ol -one• of the, Gentlemen couceoed•in the inati k agenumt c,f Nobstioh And Unity 'eat.rtes, J\lr. Edwards catered into ree.ognizatice to appear at the ensuing,Supteme Cuurt, toattoWersuch indiennents a:, might be preletred agtin't a td two suroies in 10001. each. AUG. -11ilottd4 lei tlonotr itie Mayor,' the Sitting Magi,ti - ,a4., dad ,\Vm. S..Treiary to. hi 7 I.l6nour the Lic-utei'iantGivvri.or, mei at the . Clerii.of the Peace's Orfice, in tin, city,. to itnestigate the purport of the visit of -JEAN BUtYNO BLANCE4ET (the Tilrel,;lltl mentioned under th... 1 St, jAgo de 1a ev• ga heal to this island., Col. LA.PoINTE, .who had formedy tiL.l(l., a commission in' the British service io St. 1)0m:Itgo, was 'also summoned before these GeMltmen, and underwent a very long yt - rtrate exarnin:ltiop ; and it appearing, we ua ter;tand, that 11104Un had been induced, to scud 'tie above person here, through the solicitations 0' the Coiollo, IQ 11%06MA:8011)e pretended mi,hion, I\l. 131.ANCliET was linerate,l, on the MAI seetlrily , being entered into, tt,ith dirt:6l4mi, howQv , .r, to quit ills island within four days, and tulon;11, LAPoINTE Wils ordered into confinement until. Gen, MottalsoN's pleasure should be made known with rehpeet to the pt opotals so made by him in a letter to- itto - Aun, produced at the examination; but which ;we learn was r'dten at the in , tigation of another peison, a Gentleman in this city, who is stiled a Britiah Agent, a'.d was formerly Secretary to the Jam Sir AD,os WILLIAMSON, while Lieu- tirniint Governor of Idand, and uttertivards of St. Domingo. A Pricy Council ha's born called to meet on Mondry next in•SpanishTown„ and this Gentleman has been sotpmuued to appear .bc-Jore them. AUGUST 17,—001011(1 LAPOINTS wa.s taken to ,spankil - rown the same day to be exitnrited bolero the Privy Council : he has since b.:en brought back to this city, snd a?,aitt lodged its thebarra'cks, We thuleistarid tlsai lrc is to be set at liberty; 1 iit lie finds. secuii y not to depart the 1.1.)nd 'for the present; ,witlictit the ap i a , rbatiou of . his Honour the Lieute nant Govern-r, and that he make his appeataaco 'once a week n't least ; heron.: the Magistrates. ~~~ twwyr~w'q~:,y~a • ,rA Agit z v £D-1 Jamaica, I, —; Dub;iii, ' 1 Wawttoro. PRICE W. s,`,l'9.cKS ,• THJs not At. TW11.14 O'Cg.OOK. Consols . 63.!,1 II S U N. soLgt4 Q.O - 3 atctr6f., Aut)&e,r ? L() N D 0 A' TUURBLMY, ClCTullEtt a, 181 I. " intisor• Crtitle Oct. 3 181 1. k " ilis INIAJRSIY LOltiiitut.ls in the Anne stater, " " A 1. ,,, (41,0. " Lim 11, trA a .trmrning we received a Haiepiand M ail, The 10110,ving is the only inteiligente:it bring, SAY'r. 26. - "r•Wd hare hod laiteriy orriV44 from the . •Coast, but which; from theolitlicuity uE leurniog what is going on in.the i u tttilot, brio g nothing satisfactory. Ail accounts igree in stating, that the public ttlttl~l l 3 mach aveme to the conscription. DAV' citiST arrived at Cuxhaven torn few days age," and ordered the greater tart of the gartiann stationed these to liambutgh, to boppress the• turb4ces *hie!) the enfolcin i ; that.l4lW had exCitql in that city. • . _ Report states that BUONAt'ARTE was ex peL9ed Hamburgh on, the i)6:11, to, have•an inter -view with the - King of Ditt4MARR the Object of which was supposed to, he some arrangement reht five to the ports in the Baltic and Holstein, which it i 5 Said BUONAPARTE anxious to have. placed more immediately' under his .controul: T this le poo, boweier, though brongl4 front several guar» ters, we do not attach credit. _ • EXTRACT OF A LETTLIR FllO4l I)UNKIUK, DATED 27711 SEPTENII3EII,' 1811. a On 14Ionday night 'last ; at ten o'clock, his Nlljesty the Emperor and King passed through this town; on his way to Flushing:". All the Letters brought by the Brazil mail, de scribe the Spatlist' culoniei as being in a state of the greatest confusion ; the tiames'of d6eontseein to be spreading in every direclion': TireNrtuirtiese trod" it is said. will not take any pgi t.'irs: these dis putes,.lint will merely form a cordon on their o+At) frontiers. • ' We received this, morning Anierican papers to the 3d, and letters to. the 4th. BOSTON, SEPT.. last ; Baltimore &Feral - &publican has the !allowing article The PRESIDENT has, at the demand . of - the Br'. tish Minister,. dittaito,wed:any (Axle's . as havalg , occa. sloped the chace and battle with . Belt, at,d'. agreed to calla Navdl Court upon the conduct Of Capt. RODGER'S,' as we intimated some time ago, upon the authority of leiters,from Washingtba. Yrivatv letters of the 3d corroborate the above, statettleni,i 'List Alight Paris Papera to the 2,6tb at' ivvd. , The intethgence': Which they bring, though not of vet) , great importance,' is yet rithflici , :ntly iii terestiog to Justify Us in making copious fx ' tracts' from. them. Our curiosity induced us to look, in the first instance, for an aceount of theaC:tion off Boulogne; and we found one we think will contribute a little to the amusement of our Readers. A Morning 12.1i,er published, a le*: days ago, as a jets desprit, a soppo , itiohti , ....French account of the action, but it really falls short of the' real one. 'BOoNAPARTE informs the pewyle of France, that when lie arrived' at Boulogne, em, barked with General Ni,Y and ordered' his flatilla to nianceuvre---ihat on English frigate having ap proached to see what was go'ng On, his Majesty ordered a French frigate to drive the introder away ; that the French, frigate, qUitted the port in full sail to execute this commission ; and, finally, that the English took fright, sheered otf, and disaepe.ired !'! NOt one word of the Praaths and gun-beats aat ac companied the frigate, of the a&ion, of the French Admiral having struck his colours, or of the Commo dote being taken. What eanthe people of 116066 , 1 w think, when they see this account of what passed under their own eyes / But we forgot ; they not see it. The French 'papers sent to that inirt of the Freoch Coast notcontain the article. It is curious Ono at the very ritornelli BUp,INTAPS-an , jag th;s most ridieulous account of 11;r defeat 'of hiS flotilla , Tie' abuses the English paper' in the most scurrilous terms for publkhing inaccurate state. ments! T!,e detail of his journey along the coast is entertaining : at one tithe His Imperial Majesty aelnally walked over his boot toils in apuddle Of water, and ,at 'another he deigned to tell a miller, whoe' mill was about to be pulled down to , make tuottl for fortifications, that he ought to be illi!ent'.; trifled. in tliis country,. thank God, the miller would cletim his compensation as a rig, / :,!, not sup. Flicate it as a fatiout, freivi an insolent despot.' Yesterday, ablint oil , ! o'cic;Ch, the Mar- WELLESLEY, and Lora W-Bssr ditt(es of the ettoteß REGENT at York•houie ; after whickthey went to the Foreign .()triite I)owniog-street, where p Cabinet Cnumcil was iteld. Lord W..ihn - rtricx. attended at the. Foreign Of fice dOriog. the deliberations of the Council, which assembled at three o'vlock, and did riot break-up till near six. Tuesday. the Cabinet Ministers dined with Mr. RyDER, hi,t h(lisesin Great - George-street, Weq rninster. Earl 'CA/4nt being but jut come ,to tow t; Itki not a carriAge of his own that he could QQ6 ven ien tly go in. bat went in a bachney-coach, in which he lett some papers. On the Noble-Earl dic•Ov - ering his loss; no silealloi Could bti dexiised for recovering the papers, as he did not know the num ber of the coach. Yesterday a court of Direaors hdd tit the East India House, when C twain DupALo MAC^ m)oufint., of the ohip I iris , look leave t,t" the Couit, previoW to his departure tar St. Helena, and Bengal ; and the lliltit'itl4olliitHle3 Capi,llll3 wcre sworn into the cornamod of their rt.:yet-live ships, viz.: john' Floyco, of the Courts; M.t4hew ernes ; Itunard, Wexford ; tonathati Birch, N. S. boil:11114 try Messrs. I.)4vies and Card. The riuttelv Against time, to drive a bo'rs,e,in a chaise toM.irgate (72 miles); iu twelve successiVe hours, ,was decided, on Tuesday. The bgged At Canterbury, and soon afterwards ~ ~ ~, , 0 0 , ~. . , .r NAVAL NtWS. NTS/MUTH, OCT.l.—Artived the Narthututer land, 0t.5 N, and Eliza, WILLts, iron). Qee bee, 4ith timber , for this Puck yard ; sailed on the - Ist September; in' company with the fleet under convoy of the Thracian sionp of war--I)arted pany in the gale on the 24t11 instant; the greater pait, Qt the fleet is dupposed.tu_ haw passed hyethis Port. Sailed the Amelia frigate, Hon, Capt. F. P. Itisy, for the West - . • Jenny, CIWZIER, that arrived hey:- from Quebe::, with tiailivr for this Dock-) ard - , is in a leaky staie. , • , • , Arrived the, Dryad .frigate, , Captain Lti%AY , front the cc):lst of ' Feance ; Lore/ i f ertant,' WHITE, (row \Tiles /..ord 'M4 D4otx, from Portsmouth ; - and the Heart of Oak, WELLs,-frpm Gloueesier. The following ships of war pie at,this Port, ex trtisivq of guard-ships, prison'-'ships, viz. Ruyal George, Colossus, Sybille, Mercury, Scylla, Dryad, I ervcut, Helicon" Intclih;ent, San oscf, Niemen, IMIe Pottle, Ithin t I.confdas, Reeririt,:l'elortis, A pelleS; Peacock, I.s4titttlesi, Arethusa, c2'oldlit.ch, Brisk, Star, and Achilles; Ihrrbara sehooner ; eione:r Britannia cutters; li;lialaeth OW Neptune 04, Maria (1) and Eiihi and lane, !cutlers. • Poit - rsstouTu t .Ocas. z.—:-Sailed NlRjeity's ships L 4 ,110.0144 aod•Hafpk on a crnize ; Vengeur for Ply month ; 1 arid the :,.....purrdt - v, with a convoy, for the Downs. 1)6.4T., Oar. t. Arriveci his' ATAjesty ships Nymphen and atom otf Flushing; Also the Rapidbchouner, - .with Convoy, whieli are sailed fur the river. FALMOUTH, OcT. 30.—Arrivecl the Princas • Miry packet from Jarnaida in 0 weeki. O)Lc,, , 131t13cUAN.QUAY, OCT 0.--The Marlin slooli of We trarinortitlavifig - on' board :Militia:Men fig Cork, : still -remain ; ttlau his Majesty's Sabrina for Lisbon, they will all sail the Apt. fair wind. ) • Sustaastass, Ocr. I.—Arrived his Majesty's ship . Bedford fronr_off Flushing. • • Hi s Majesty's s hip Soiebay wasput in *commission . to lay as 11,k ship at Yarmouth. ). • A Cnurt Martial was held on board his Majesty's ship liaisvnairle, to try William Penenton, a private. marine for desertion from the Kron Princerzi the charge being proved, he was sentenced to receive one hundred and filly lashei; mulcted of all the. pay due to hint, and discharged into some ship going re sea, Sailed his Maji3ty's logger ificznif up the River Thames to Deptford, td be altered into a schooner. NAVAL A PrOttil)464 - TS.--Capt. Cie.) d to' the Ce phisitis; Capt liarvey•to the itopase; Capt.. George Morris to the Vulture" v Capt. G. IL Guiort to the Rltin bow, vice Capt. SVnoldridg,,e, invalided ,• Liente . nants Reeve. an Russet to the Mars.; Lieutenant C. F. 'Seatey to the Diadem ; Lietitettaitt Charles Rich .to the Ville de ; Lieutcitant btober,t : Smith' to the Venerable; Lieutenaut-, Charles IL ciook'to the' ; Lictitenant Frederia . Slade to the. Ctutibetiana . ; Lieutenant Ge6rge to thelicircuithic ; Mr. john Hopper to be Purser of. the Trlumph T.' Irwin to be Purs e r of the Queen' • THE r 'AIITS..--.DRIP.IINIOND hay nearly finished a pi~lui as a candidate ,for one 61, the,presmisims, 'given by the Directors-of the- fititish Institution.,, it is a work: which will considerably add to Ns Tepti tation. The subjed is-The-rvortsan.taken in 4(l4frq and it is treated in A very. masterly style. The co. louring is rich and hartuntroas., • -The artist has adOpted something of the Manner of IlLstartAxtyr, 'hut it is no compliment to him to say that there is -. a grace in some Of the figures, H hich hi • certainty, not an ordioery quality in the figures of that great artist. he whole.scene presents a Mag nificence and variety whiCh have never before been sten'in the wyrkS of DRUM . MOND ; and which shew that he is capable of greater achievements than he :has hitherto attempted. .. . . There is no truth, we find, in. the report, that Dc, CtIA R LES BURNEY is A 'Otodidate to succeed the late Dr. iltAttlE,.f.4 Ivlast*r of the Charter-lintibe• Di . ..BURNEY, however, we understand, is one cat tbe (%indidrites for Ahe -Pi eacherAiip of Gray's lOU, which Dr...ll,ti.Ne also held, and hence, probsbly, 'arose the report thitt he had entered .theiisis for the former situation. ' • ' Although Our naval , annals are replete with in stances of- heroism and fottirtide; they will n,,t, tor- Dish a brighter extrnple of intrepidity - and devoted ness,' than. those which marked the fall of Livut. C. Corset, of his Al,tjestvii _ship Castitieu, .who was killed by a cannon ball, in , the spirited attack on the Boulooe flotilla, on the 21st ulr. While curried horn the deck. in the arms of the surgeon andliar tier, he - directed his eyes towards his shatteifed arm ' , and observing it hanging by a small -portion of, The , flesh only, he exclaimed, with the greatestlcom,- posure, " never mind, it is only an arrni" and 'al' though in addition_ t o this calamity he had hiS•ribs fraCtuied, and his longs contused, -the evinCed . itecti spirits and,cheerfulness, that it was hoped 1)4. arm would have been the 'only loss the service would have had' to •deplOre. When suffering under the pain of amputation, it was made known to - him. that one of the praarns had been taken ; he ex claimed, with the greatest fervour, " thank God, I hope we shall have more of them ;" but in a few minutes after the amputation WM) completed, life appeared to be fast ebbing,. and in about .fif y mi t.ntea after-lie brst fell, Le resigoefi his spirit with out a sigh; /7./INTS'OR, OCT, 2. .. . The Kuvo °cc:ls-ion:111v takes the exercise ot walit. - ing in his ro o m, ~,,d the long pass Age attachel ' !bent, atten de d b y toe Physicians; b u t he is e t well enough to do tilts daily. -,; EN,i intoning the QUE and the Pri ncesses E Thi . - z 413 tali and AuouSTA, took an biting to the l'iii:ct Iit.}ZALET;Isr Cottage, in Old Windsor. pNikie ii 6 ce - ss SoPttl* fdiok an airing _ill the &ea' about an hour in a carnage; .. •••••••••••••••................• arr.:o ••••• The following i r tters 'have b een received bp, O Brazil and Lward Island Mgils :—.. • *EXTRACT OP A LET TEE /RON CURACOA, PAY el We a•o .;rry lion io the Caraccas, and Porto Civello, botilt4 'hici) see under eiti4argo . We hsve Itlrot fil, foPowing pitticul.ir by -I l is tviajesty'q chip /II to inform yon of annilietrevels, CaPtaili P s .B A SEu. About 17 days ago, they de ! ' their independence with eliti,s of " Daliw„F'„; Di NAND \IL and all European Spulatdi, v Dll,,rl,s•Lty htit tWeive• inhabilants Wcre dePP ed t° suffe,i death. • • - •ir m -T.atly i!ersons foreseeing what veonidlispri,i, have been for some tittle pat %.k i:iidlinviograrit'it their property from the oniiiry ; the refO'btlis has been seizd, and the clerks left „,di,:je. been sent on bsaini the (coder. Their 0, 1 0 . v i prodeoe.is'a. broad ye llow, with 3 11300 °fl, blue and red - below. General i.IIIRAO 'vlYoto paring to go against Valencia at the beg °1 ,tab uo men, *lnch plase had refus,2d to ctin ihio people of . the. Caraccvs." • t , tio "Au G. 14. — :-By an arriai from lip►.troe, learn, - that the Valenciaos, With a view tojg,, de-guerre had agrced to caionilate to Gen . , l ! ~,, )4 ` l ND A ; a but oii his ententig the novo, Li',:ii greeted by a general tire iron) ihe wiudo, L'•i.t homes, See. which obliged hint to f or u'L:r Glieral, thu g disConinted, be n'l;invcOtril lit inforcements, which were sent nini,;;olAo' atitiously wait to hea r of the rcsuli" of 4."....... EXTRACT OF • , fa 1 4 • A LETTER FROM RIO.JAR ElFtos" nitv."7l)e ricait.nll4 from the! River Plato :2:e !!! ( j o u , i" . Tile Monte Nrid;o litiadron 4ro:rnitie fare *""e,1163 Ayres on the sth 0 01.1 Y ; $ 11° :( 0 ,11/ sure n'ght cotnnierced hoinbattiroot y, by: throwing few ipt(r!ht: WO' v olt • inischiet. hrts• bzen' done. The reis 6brl , s ,o ' of thvttt, however, foal (5.)4:11:;:'; (11:)":::‘.;111; Tile- arMv from But:ow; Ayfes som Y o ' eti o, Vicit*O, t;tit donc nothing of 4' 0° , 4 ro p , rlhout 639-6(3-Pqr,t9goemp, had mari:litd to to . . ~ , g th.y w il l be cagt.eit)'", t=ers ; ~but it is Mug used they iPtferfere " a t i: a2;:a *A :c s o q o u t a p .di al n cl ° l l )y la ti L o inoctir)oocs'p:llt*Dirlarli2l''r.)NVll:l44l6:ll to;n:..3,,..l",:t‘ohr:toto:o:4;no,:rdaßil3:l,ll.4ljeft;P:lrti:l°:!'t 11:::1,1:051:011 ttintilaer:tehute,::4lt6h.e."--GTolvieer7lirrid e S o P t a ' rl ' i:rnlcefi'lerPl)rvrtitri4lia' . ~ to their former order, of s e n diiig them all mit w„,,,,, ti wn, in conseqoenci. of a report' Which 0.111e011,17,4 that EL.to was to WO '`)lll6l'' pat ,P, with the .diacha g i dej onte little() %6s, rrottars,.lo bombard tile city ; bub,itiej happy to inform yeti that the 'coolosion has r' total !Teo the - arrival of the ship obg. r(ziiio„co, . m w, o r n e te Vi -def), who inforrn3 t.i, dot the e'"lvol,, Hot htro c I g ,eitotigh to bear the " t i: d 00 ge ot the mortars, and (1)0.1 0110 in M that, they could e ' Llu 'l O air°oPs' of linenos Ayres over to their c"u'e,ijcitoll t r33).' of BUeni" Ay ICS have erekqed p ii'e":;:c,r;',l ..,.w"f,Y 9lian the beach of Monte Vid e o 11:1 •rii"'', { ,,lgte helite they ihriiWitot shot into the owl' ;'' 4 4°ld Out 100 as their plovvistoas ate IP" "classtios':tll. P ll e 4 tire affotded From Itio Janeiro, th 3 . .„, 4 1 ` ji constitned." g' c3:1:1Doi tK.ibiypeairitoloCerinltetiSii:Utilrlicilotbi convey .sent Vi ilb 00 t del a f I : 11 :10 01:/: y .---.. - 3. nce• Orlando frigate is to be tatted at l'o r direal The'G ' f T . ) k 'ill la the L' ram. __l3 tt of WI.IBIIOEO, OcCL,OOO the ~?"‘illeilli )otlf llabi, is pnying his art orie:e:umt‘in:::_cdtit'eth:josT>datir‘rviiia:gseiednr taltillte:PN:cogir°°.::siiii:lol:giosrt:liii'lel,.filtiet:rtes'y'riall;„tr,ll:llf:atif; rill ag i l i..7 l . J , N ) l l l l L- i r: ie t, ;: b a t ' t t i t r , :ri f t.: l. : p s o l io 'hw a e y ast ::: : : :) ,: ol' cl il e : i 3lo: : :::leti : Grel f ,s44:3::;"''iji); ,1•3, f LyesfMg4 in tile new, 4,-...ottiic opera oliti. ', e el n; 4Fultunl.:7lTlie,,Piece 01 t 1 nets ciowded bodio ji ec w i le : ::::: t -a t ; t o t c :::: — T 24 :) . :: ,r t i a ); . 1 . i i l a i l l t ,0 13Y i t o d e t ' te l : i l l i i e b :l t p wt i l‘ e iel; c it e t'P'e j e s i:: :: 41 : 4. :: 1:L : ;s : 1 : 0t1 : 1e. : 1 : 11 : el i ' ll iB, 1 1 : :l i t ! l i rt : -_. ravellers, at the 1 loy inAr kt.t Thratre, l': ' o ,d MI NI $. —OLIN:TAO/ Still ColltilltlCS (00 lOC° i t‘' A CO' Posed for public doty, and i. by po it return to it for solve lime . 0 ,0 0 Mr. i -Awls, who, i.l IV per 141 rill at ii1)°,111/0";111 ,m,ade his ppyt arittuxt at GOO H;'''t°i,s ,01,6 P jew YerS aWi,llo‘i is said to tl.. 01';'-1) ',lli' IX' 24 4C'c'r• Lie ia Ili:tt tied to /3 diTtUghter 0 ."r' Cool 6H A LI-, a respectable oictuber ot- ilie L)cc"rli Patl\'Yl:ss ii• K ct.t,Y, who was engaged.. d''",li,l'l'l,,pol!': summer Senon at tiro hteeoto is roe to ''' ' . i alio rrt.itt • - . • • '• . rqs it provttiLial tour du tho ottilci' ts a promisitig yooog aelress• , ._ A Comedy, iron" the pon Of NI; , illiti'llfri, LINLEY,. is likely to oo biought forwora :pt* blwAlt.eciwieTni:nr.ciroteeti:nrslidYieloritiiltiito,ileks:::::::;el.4boit' (!itlliitt::::::11ifl; The public prioti have err,,,eotvoy ', .00 itadtieikaa etthGat'reofnsietr.rifillSoanirt!ullitgleottirtio:ef. i l l: ohte IrsesoliVilhrY:::‘,:l";lll6::,''‘, R C A punning Coadsponde 0 014 t• at "'", 04i who robbed 1 .- I tat MAJtSTY'9 044106! ilci:lll`,,:t 1 flo with A 11101.31 view, a; they otttaraily 0 get into better habits. in VA () It is sold that Copt. Botot,,tY won '''' 114 battle between Crib Dud, Alain:l'l' -.."'d