The Sun. — London, England, 1801-08-13 00:00:00

T . , S LIT N. LGLE,I4 QUIT 01c1,11.Z . T etLS it?pl:AT..? L 0 ND ON, IQUGUST . 13, Lo D NE LSON arrived off - Margate yesterday, in the Medusa Frigate.' - • • I* part ; of our Impression of yesterday, we Mated the teceipt - of intelligenceofficially received in this Country; of the fall of Cairo. This. in. tellig.ence, though official in its . form of convey, ante to this Country, does not : appear . to 'have bad the same baiis •in the 'quarter whence it came :—lt rests' on tbe:agthoriti 61 a Leifer Whieh was yesterday. received* at Lord i ,HAwittsub!ty.'s Office fn . = Lord 'Mt ri:ro- at , 'ln i'this; His Lordship congratulates Lord HAvik'rsDuair on The capture of Cairo, and of ~.4.200. men \viiih'formesl the Garrison - 'of - that, 'place. This news LOrd MI NTO ‘ received from the - MesSenger of the East India Company, ~.who.l;:id I;een,4lsp'utchcd by Mr. to England._ NSI:e, do not4wyer find that this Messenger has brought ail' such-account ; but •thee probability of the ev*,.. , nt Teni-es . U'S reason to 'Dope that Cairo, if it b..! not alreAdy in our power, must soon fullin to ourhands,-..—The Messenger has, however, brought us, one artiele.ociiritelligence, the alue- of which we , ' beliejie . be generally pf BWien ftc:neh ":.I'ranliorts and a :Zebee laclers wr.th 'Trobps,,Which pen! making for Alexandria, :and off that port. It isprobable.that this .:may be the force. which the cpn tinental lournalistsassert E 4,0 14 t to have Ixmded in .Eiypt; but i,vhich the 11 , /oziteur has never d t •• •_ _ rum o nention. • : 3 17116jollot.Ving,,11.11letin Was yesterday e•„•cning iralste.4 in the'Ministerial Circles :- - `,..! A N.Tessenger.ardysii this tno ming from Nto, at Lord Rol k tithe:l,l)y •whom - we arerinformed, that-tile Cla Ak D Src.t.; t And received Dispatches frbrtil GitA u) ViiIER,- ebntaiiiing an 'account -foe the- fait ••of Cairo,. with • 6,00 PrisorterS.—qlie were fired at, Conalantinople on the occasion . .. i l ! • • , WE are announce tile `safe'airiva - I of the Leeward Pland Fleet.; -Monday l ist, under.eqnv.gy' of the -Ph4e _apck -thitrite Fxigat es . ' ,~ _ THE . 1,47.;):410.ih / 1 / 1 .7 . 77-due - yeitarday . ikrrii;:til in the iveiiink.' :AC,cofcling.ttytlig rl• - intcliigence of i!ni . np!rtancc from-Eg an ti:te 7thpf inne..- : thvo)ll,4qts the Mail our R,eaders wilVsee • The,rettetitib - rof in i AN_ i . THE Atr M LaVe. no Inner effed, th4n .. nw F4deri .those who give.curcerky•-to thgtu. „. IT is with much pain that .we have for some time been the Public Papers ir;aintainini succe.--lvely con - trary Opinions on the, two most important' points which now interekt the . Public, the state of the Negotiatiofis between this Country and France; and she measures for Invasion the latter is . taking. -dux a short time ago some of our Papers represented ite' Y N4iitiOn as brol:en OW, and Invasion as at Itand;,„4c j e the .beginning: of :this week _they haye utalcedmbout, and we now suddenly find, acconling fO'tfie'in, that we have nOthing :to fear from the:hos tile plains of the French Oovernme;at, and every thing. to hope from its-p,:cific dispositions. • . , Those iVho observe:with more attnrion, - fore3,less precipitate 54:1.-ntents, will hai'di‘ ,, belie u ve - :. - thay.the-nse public rumours could have had-any .foun 'lifttion-in the-,real sit of afrairs', • arid that the thlsO two important fespeft.i., have cJlat.g d as suddenly as the:Physical, thermometer does. It donbtless.itappens frequent_ ?y to the 'omitvie of NegOtiatiOns; Ikat - an obstacle • • - !which fias,iong stood iu their way, is removed; but arch- is the - secrecy has been constantly-ob ierved during the pres'ep:',- that it' hi'iinpo4sible for 4ny • one - to ha‘T been able to say with - authority, ..• at apy. period, that their pro,grewhas been eitlicr -suspended .or, accelerated: The ; - symptoms: which. .fail - , I vitiiin-the wore of they public are too - triflii; g to word any con - hilt:nee that they are not deceptions•,-or that they do Pot ;date . to circum. v4nc.es Iv4ich have f.:ll;.tned I ,?efore.thespsyrnito.ns *lade their z;ocarance. 4.l.tilog4ii . the I,ilans •of Inirasitin foritietr by the VI b . a matter, 0 as bei ng in some 44;ree cll.-A....1ed with the .I%:eg•otiation, and t',ependant , .the .will of tile French ptirtieFi)nie . ;it, `m,:hiCh orriy be :variable; tire" suljeCt is rn.)Te within ;he range of the :public kr t ewicci ze ;.and we:qr!-Tnes42ay expressed out opinitiii iienionStratkins` tniscle by the f4llv justiticd flat t9Fpn: 0 2 ; Pa r" slid- full j- nAice 444 V;:day t , 4:io the lgte;t / Whith 110 from France and Germany., make fh* more and more-?videini: tbar thf f,)repari. tions .which hate : been' long carried or: it: iloliai,d, . have been. pursued with double ativit, - ariti haVe even been .brought to a state of maturity.. -The , Crews - of the different divisinns-Of the Du tchileet have been cOmpleted, and Admiral W IN:TER is ready to-set 66). G,;neral'..o .. .E.ltlEAU .has set. the. Republican Troops of the two Nations •in rnove.. : meat. ' In te:niggh.k-Vfl'the •zd' inst. numeroits de -3 u 3 .V.M. , 1,1 • „ t2chineilis Siifelf4 Aelfk E o f .Amst e rdam, and car- - tied. off all iihei,.M.ephanc Se4nlell;-par : t of. whom . were sent - into 7tlid ''forts, of Zealand. - and - Dote . - . - - . . • Flinders. 411 the . . Atitied :Ships , ,,vhlA' were. at t A m*rdam t . and in .the 2:lo , derzee,. have ; bep sent •to the Texel. Thus then we see that the Sea and: Land • Forces . ' Of Holland, .which may b.°. 'called the • _.. Right-' N mg .of the yaS.,i:LiOe of A"ttitic. fornled by Bp,NAr.A.A - r, is ready. to catry intowecution his designs, 'of -at. least to'atteMpt it, as `"scion as they shall.be ordered: SO to do, £'h force.; svhicil : form the centre . of. that , line are div-ided_, on: Ole . Coasts and. in the Ports of- Dutch, - 'and French Flanders, • , Pica rclyi and :Norma tidy.: a Wc 'gß`l; i the - `l*.epUblil: can aCCOunt ;•:1' the holnl , atament tifltoiiiisire, that • • ... -:. ~,-:. ,-., ',. . ,:: °,- - -, ,'" • ) ::11-... ,1 . .t , , • there are its that ort alone sete nty .or' eighty Armed 'Vessels, in - .Which 'three - .Battalions were already embarked. • It may be 'stiptoied; and indeed., it is .. - . .; •.-.... • - -.. . . . , ... , known, that in the lesser _Ports, ancliuthe internal Canals •in - the rteighl)otnhood, of the Sea, a great •number of other small' vt . ,:ssels :are ready, -or at least j .. . • , - .. ~ , are preparing with aaivity .:—;While this ostensible situation„ of affairs threatens the I\lorihern and ' Western parts of our Ishuld . , the South, and parti. eularly Ireland, has to:keep.in . mind-ALIA' iha,Com bined Fleets at •kresi. ha ve; been long, itta -. sitnatiOn to pat, to.sca.---;Thks.4,lee4-,, which for,Ans, die, lefrof the.great - Arrnarnup63fitbelkench, iS-ptabably that - which is clestin#4 ailli.Z;, -- 08''greateSi 1i0w.,.' - • • .-.-- - • 13 flU.s.r.4. .3: .i' - ' ' • • =lt is -when affairs are in „this threatenirg situation —when the Enemy, on the t exteit of coast which,lie opposite to Our Island , Dave coledeti near.. ly I 00,000, lancl troops..—when • they arc prudently, but assiduously,' availing themselves th naval *ar k s that are in their cower, aiid whet ths,:yhave inthistriously created-new---it is at•suCha,time-that a"few tidivuiiials, '`who-shobld . 'reicO6nce, ,all charaaer for - Patnotibm; blame our Adni3l,lWra ,lion.for hying taAen those meastives, and -e4tlied; ut , on the Country in the-Manner,. that stich 'Cirehrn . I,t:inces require. 'The universal as4f of Opinjen, the getv.ral union of=effact, has shewn the justice of their -conduit, "a: - .4 1), .;t,f, F ,T . ' ' • it deserved: 'V . Ve are siti s c 4 :4cly.-tlestrous of a=teirig-,' Ole Nation contiro,se to maintain . rhesea coul-akeous pattiolieexertionsy -not 'stall -'sveily 'sr; doing eic‘pn4iiurselves tothp reproach of wiihin per- . tbegothat there .exists- davigeri- or to Inspire -their. ti~'llll Dear-, iideed; 'cannot be fclt - i by Britons :" - 'ancl as to 4,2 s r, it c.an — on \ ly at .- from. our vigilance or our exertions being to sleep by , a false, s/ Nothing but that cat► puke welikuess .t riiiinphant -- oVer s trength„— , To the',lfitter let us -add , Pitt Tigtiml, us our • nisters join vigilance, and we may laugh in safety at, the , threats of our Enemies. We shall by so doing render it fiToo:,sibT.e fOr;'them not only to cad their plans,4l)4t, even to - a-ttemptAlie execution of then, and - wltteverrtiay lie said the subjeCt, this W4r of afersive ..Preparation; on the one 'band, and of'defetisfve on the other, will, perhaps, cost those who carry on . the former, more Money and greater sacrifices than those %Alio ad upon the latter. Our N.l'val Establishment is altea,.iy so considerable,, hat we _have 'rather to - vary the dire&ion of it, hat, to add any thing to ir. Our Enemies hirvt, on he contrary ; - aloost every . thing- to create. An extraordinary .namber of Seatnen must be taken into pay by them, and Troll's:on and - other articies must be found at their Own'expetice for a numerous Army, wlt c ? has been fed and maintained:at the cost' of tn•e Contii -, ent'alrov..er , :, Iv : healer hostile, neutral, or allied. While we so highly applaud the measures of our , • zeal with , which the I:.ation se cond therrr in all quarters, we arc far from wishing it to be-understood,: that the fespeflive :situation 'ailjburns the hope OfPeace ta — a more remote period than that wlkich'we have hitherto viewed it. An nnaniinity of opinion anti 9f atlion in this Island, 'the hperlof ifispfay:bf the force on the Seas Which surround it, is ~ s etter` calculated than any cirann. staiice , to hasten that:stlitirittl& . mdinthWarid We afe viiipsw?; conclude, as - 01/ 1C soon, as It is in :thfikrrpo‘xsi n s436;l a Peace as -is con. siatent with..their risstamitilixratid our interests, • „ . . ivri . Yetteta m a..rat'.ot. Diredari was' hall at the .p.! s “ , •lpaja , ...Yß:Ae 4 „:lohen , Caloriet. Rat E 114 PATTUN was ifYOTO lit Governor -.of St: Hi af Z7:2 00 td - ri4, R, -orn4 'aim cpt4t 4 ditl-rled,, '519.4 tI II to ' 4194. .” FOiv? "ti vc . 4 1 N AYJ k ; X• Tr; • • • Sod Drib; .2.crte 7 ; - 3 - . •i; • MARG./17'E; Aug. tz,'- AR Ftlirb the illeditsa TrigAtt,: Adniirat'Lord NEtsoN, with four Cutters and a Ifrig4.; .s:- z. yr. -~.~.~ .: • , . - .ARt .16i tivED the SSC'4, : Of '74 u4s, Captain Cugtwo, • from the Westward. Sailed the rirait:atid...L'l7mllit 4 teS, to join the Channel .Fleet,: The former.-toolv.ltrlder. convoy several - Via:uailers 4 laden all kinds for the Fleet, ~, PC?RTSNO& 4. z. • ARKlvEvpitlit Arrter•ican SehoonFr Svhia,f 4atti .—• • • with mahogany,, detailled •by NMajesty's . thy St. F;ore/mo ; and LT/f/oa, Ft? 0P E rc, from 1-34yp4r01, The Rat4/iFSIdop 91 - War is appointe4p6nvoy to Guernsey . aud jersey. . . Sailed this day the..GueLler/ani, .4.7ll4i n trite, and Galatea 4 to the Westward-,. Arrived the Silibay rrigaii from .tht . Downs. FALMOUTH,- . Ave. to,. ~ r PMsrq thii ,evelling; the rha,l4:or..:Auns, and Aa'phitrite, of 48.gtini; with the.hOtneward. bound Leeward Island Fleet. • Sailed the Osprey Sloop 9f War, of I 8 guns, Capt. Jaw ru, to join the. West India Fleet, -.row :of this port, tinder convoy 'Of Sjziit f i NargWriosc Fri_ gate. Sailed the Harlequin Pacicet,:. Capt. paity,,2,vith the Mail of the 4.th inst. for t:isbon. : .` Arrived the' American Brig Carrier,_ ep - tain M'CONNELL, forty days from IsiOrfolic,' wish 90c) barrels of flour for this Port. • The Lary llohiTrt for America, and "IYilfricess Elizabeth fur jarnaica, 'hive. not as fcr Opived orders fpr sailing. SHEERNESS, AVG: It: ARRIVED His Majesty's hirttd Cutter giienbo- : rough, troin a'Cruize. The yrotri c6trie Tykk, - DEAL,. 4\u G. Iz. _ - • - THE Eatt:lndia Company's Slips' 7 4n e „ .• . be. Donnas, Lady Budges, and Ben-al, 540 thorn ins. fur the lk;ver. , • C. ARMOunf,` z 2. -T~--- - •i ARRIVED last - night, the Express Pack t;- t apt. DELL, frnin CilxhaVen. His Majesty's Ship Synirrel has sent in the De rl:yheitl, DE GRAAF, from Amsterdam tq Norway, n bAla:;t. Sailed this morning the Earl .of Le r Packet, Capt. THOMPSON, and the Dian'a,"Capt. SIMARD' ) bodl tO CUALSOC4S with Mails and P.ti,sepger. LITERPOOL, AUG. TO. • THE Nassav, Boy. R.o AI, F from New. Provi dence to Surinam, w.is taken- the Ist of ,bane, and carried into Cayenne; b a_ French three mast Schooner ,Privateer, of four ca'rriaie gutii , 4dd so men, in hit. 16. - 10ng.,54..- after ari eniagernent of two hour&, having one nm. , Anii_jhree wounded, " ; . 'The Amazon Frig . 4.lte is 'fittlqg with all pdisible dispatch for Lord NELSON'S Flag : I,he will follow his , Lordship on Monday next. Monday night the Fishing-smack Owners -at Harwich assembled'in the' Goildh:di, and hArlotted. one man from each:veE;sel to serve His MAiEsTy on, board the Guard,ships. • Orders have been sent to the 'Vklualling:Office :r to Via al - the Prude7ite, of 64 guns, Seriiii,son: i bf 6+ guns,' and Alfred,"of 7 4 .,guns; which to be Corn- missioned Immediately for Prison Ships in' Hamoazc, to receive zOOO Prisoners from Mill Prison. • caurt4Vl4rtial has been held on 'hoard 'the Cambridge, at Plymouth, •onithe Boatswain of the tira, of 44 gurit: on a charge of drunkenness, which being fully , proved, he was reduced frOnl .his situa4on, and ttirned before the mast. Letters from Vienna, by thc'Maii oc yesterday f state, that the IVIAR GIeAVINE of AIkAPACH has been., rai e 4 to the driiiity of a Princess of the Empire.l 'She titilt)Weelviinhiduced ta the EMPEROR, and' , don& horeq4instraftii)artuibo . 4e- to return itipediately to' '• . - „ statue or gimt o v:ptir,- in' marble ? ' 'has .been placed in the' , garden; at Vetersburifi, in the presence of the Emperor, the'Royai Family,-and Le.” era: 1,4,„e of Life Gdaids aecom. 'larded by Music: Prince CoNSTANTIiiE made a fine speech upon c - beca;ioll, . . • . J Amus Esq. Mayor :of Dcal, been ; unani,no4sly4 . ,..elc4c4,tp th f it 4 4cel s o;. the ensuingyeq., • ,Fmmorivr , AVc.ii. 10 11 . - - . I E. . R 0,YA..: FA MlLY ..‘co aSt ici . ri o i l g: t , honoured" .., ti s ' e i e ••• ..., . '''l:hcarre with their presence, to see...the Comedy 1) ; 7'4, Jilts" - Body, and the, Musicai,,Efitertainment o ', The ,'S id/yin. . . ..-. ' •• • - ' . -,l 7 .llik.mor,ning after. b reakfast .IIrs,,II(I4JETY, 'a ..'' companied by Pit ircc.r Koot,.j.i - u . s,' rind pßiNdo i s , - /-Nat€4 r A r . -rode -out on lio x4e.brie:k :as* fa, - ,r as, .Presto' a1i'L1. , 51144*.. ~ ~ -' ,VI e -, quizi ,, Tl.antl' 4 l 9 a t ig - , , i , iheii 'S6c l3 ''' rt,P -.• ' blcs„ i so4 . an...exw' "51ip .. Q75,1 6 0, ..k,,. each` to' 0,rulog"; - At, twolteclon..k 01 - I,ls - ,lYiiv i l ia bathed In t" t . ...:......;,.. /.. , ....E. — A:--7.... . .. ' warm bath, - • ..,.. . ' Xe Awe .c,ather alarmed _kit. nigb t by ,a . h - e,aYY firing at sea , b etween the •Jiottrsolnipe and t -, o'clock.. Two Frigatekgot ,i)tider weig li . and ‘irei" to sea t Th e firing wak,.betyyr,.ektthe Knex Cutter' and an Engli s h C o lli er . ...The Knox first got sigh t of. the'Cllier, and taking her foi „-, art ii,:,4eqty"4.. 4.0 . „,.. ° ' sport, fired to bringher-10,-; 14ich.,the-40111er tCli' y pea tcd ;-.: a'. ru n din g -.: fi re ,ocktmnenced, .3.p4,...-corit igir, • . for above. au houri: when the'.4Crox came,atonr*Ve` to board' her i iJeitlr reltlSetif:Olcy; fi r ec t # 4 0 0 d. s pe. frofirtiieret4ter,.•„4. , „..--,.., - ... , • , .i .• 4hc , eoilier ii . -So Intah- damaged•asi to the. obl ig , ",--T to put:in hero feiir iciFir: ' 0 , ;• - .: :: ... '• ' _,:* The , kox AiL FAAat rir We r tz t hi s Dxitniog ccialirA?' l .:, men reA: by' 41.1 C IN- o i fili ty, , it, boiir g tile . Rip 11_("7 '— the, pc:iict te ss pl 4 B.R„ra - „visr OAc.j .1.14 -.. K. 124 o_'s 5:;i1, r) wlip'xorepiteii,the- 0 5 441 ys_ar,pPrey rigi - .. „ . Tlac ,- .l)iniE rfGr.o.uerS7gß; and his .IE-irr.111:•'; 1 1 11:' , 7(..3E5S SO Pli T. ) arc - it;st ,a,rrtved c• a vii,i; f c TLIELA MAjESTIE.S. . , Y • • . 1 i 1 ,NOLE, Auo. • , ti!s Royal Filgkiess - filo . INKS Of G.1.01.7C EsTERf through this Towkyiesterday, on his wai to 'Weymouth. fie was accomparlied by his dough' ter ti l e fiRrNCEss So PH IA ; they alighted frol l i t1;;;;,r carriage. while the horses were.elianging, 101 walked round . the Q,uay. An Officer from thc.. Board.of Ordnatice '-hai be o to ins:peel:the Artrrs..-:or the, tiiiierent ter Corps: In-aid - about i raliaDimuthood. • - _ El* , Of , titp Supplemglatary Militia : belonging 19 the West- of Yoijc, as were s - dme time agg cl : isernbolfied, at e-ortlere tl again to assemble in LecdP on f" - rOay the 2 i stinsr:atul : the East Ridging ME"; ti4 l ate otder4:l;O:,angni6le Pgiverley on Tueawl the -45th.. general Survey of thellighways is to be rtla 64 throughout PrOav:Efitaini• 'order to decrease til ° , excess of serpentine, - Which will shorten distanc e ' the- 1(60 ° and-]bOtrinfin.ite,Saving in the wear and, Ws ioirriages: • On Saturday last, Lieutenant-Colonel 11-- , ,: ; e f the guards, who hid gone . do:Wn„t9 a retired .Spos on the Blackwater below 'Malden, in Esso 4 l .• the„..4enclt :of Sea-bathing, wag wqrtunatol ttilce4,ip4.:eilitocly', on Str,picion of . beiyi. the FrenS; bill" a d eriployed takino• charts . :" v er . :t.taiittaings; 'ea'. on the Eastern -Co,ist, r gr custody till 'Monday morni iiiiri . hi 4 ; trunks - and, baggage, o Pe it i l his identity being proved, he was libera t ed, ' vi tt -ieve**cilogy that so - untoward a • mistake ItiOr" of. , • An Officer in the'4rmy 4 , who attended the-5 0111 i Quire:- Sessions, "•to rake t h e b ene fie - Of the-InOaff vent Ad, was treated tvith such disrespect by t 4s Counsel, that in the ferirour of - manly resentinetiff he addressed the latter in the following terms wish, *Sir; you would behaVelike.a,Gentlemag 9 -4 treat - Me as . one." The Counsel nude a pitiful ae# tempt to justify himself by:hi; Age do Oc wish to see the 7 f:tune of this counieli-xpased to thg Public at_ large, but we hope the fratekiiity' of IP';' ! risters will fake a hint frOtn the disgust his condo'" :excited, and learn IQ frioilt:/at: The • meeting - b etween PARNQT and B.ArtzA L s ,r lately at Brussels,. must have been somew h at - a"s! BARR'AS had' obligingly combined with Colifiignes to. send CARxT upon his travels t 9 Guiana, ,but the latter happened to be more i" tuned to : Europe, and gave the Gallic Tyrants t he slip. But to aggravate . the Mortification whi 6 Bitit.As Must have felt on the .. meeting, he is bi t '-' ., a jrztp`tiTe, while his o • PF ° I ; ;lent hie'degree of:confidence with the - Fre`l F Goveitiment,, 'and might.perhaps• find' it .no diP 4 liidttietio.send'hiM upon similar r efs-. The concludlngparagra4h in The Ilionitetor: tive to the Attack on • 13&tilogne i r - is - expressed w i , t ki'nci :- !iifo'i-Wcidarts 1171 foitenigibility Admit :ii-34:knierketaritin which tlieStenchßulers may herd lrfrer qrid-rtiost Convenient.' . ."'The combat.,"safl 7 j 'he Aficrrrreirr, "• is tt*',.4rst ot. this Icino7-7-pettiar ,omnae Country rk it . 44C ; . anti c t O ° n s te Y M ; pt •uu fo t rThe P ‘ G o l i n )i t ni ° o l ,l: 4 ) —r f -tic. Od Account published_by the'Ffc°,c.'fi users, is It 4 ally not beneath' the rema r k of theli. ! ‘ 4 • d who will hive full -.Cause' to deplore th 9 yretelnksubinission of, a Nation -that is insulE 1 1.)y u sgplq ., giaring .- ,violation of truth and pF;o,oW „±Cithq.fishcritien,of Nice hai , e lately caught a fishy Appears to be of a . species which has hither% I?..lvt•ted.llwresearch. of N atura li sts . .I ts co l o ur .I*oki.interspersed with. occasional strokes of whir; 'its head, in a considerable deg ree , tese4ibi' ghat of a toad. What, however, •the,triost4 o 2 ; A erful part of this ,strueturei and. What will no doll° 3,xcitc . the greatest degree cn.rip . ,ity in :the its.head is adorned w: • h a pairolbW i f i Whether this last circuttisz-ance .might not sugge' t • an appropriate name to this:newly-discovered at° . tore, we shall •leave to be determined- by more c u.* F.:pis:Students of history or aniMals. CRICKET.--On Monday la.,t was played a Gra l Match of _Cricket, on Uxbridge Moor, beoyee n eleveh Gentlemen• of theßichmond Ciub and eleve : - Gentlemen of Uxbridge; for soO gui neas , which won by the latter by eight wickets, Five to fou r in favour of 4iclißand at starting, • ,tea t ? Pri t i;) .1_ PI tr Inc ?ea *r Are G. ,