The Sun. — London, England, 1806-03-29 00:00:00

_ - • AarZ- -1 3C Rea . Thgbee..Book prpgared . in the "manner, ap presecf 'inf s . and - reconnnenckd by thOse • different . Boards of Inoufrv; has been given jo and, bestowihrr , ifie• fullest - consideration \on every par of such alter'Ations as appegrecl to 'us to be. -and completing :it the ad ' diti9n• of All the orders and instre&ions down to the present 4qjr, we_ proceeded to -prepare',.:as - the of: our First Report, the intruaions :for the guidatjce of the :Resident. ComtniSsioner,.-and. the principal Olficers of.the Dock and Rope-yards, c).r.curritlgas - - we do,,xvith the Cernmissioners , of TucpiA - y. in ; thinking . theft 'there is the most occa s.cnt kir thclii. ' • • -- in th oso/i nstrun ions' the original plan of the - Duke oflithls,and Mr. Pdpys has been follotvedjand forms of tr,•hat we have clone the branches • 261' dut y cot6ined to bega n ‘,by ,cal 1 ing , upon the..Commissioners'lsf the Nz.o' . }: jo_ transmit to -bs •coptes all warranf-4, ;tirclei - s,_- - o,ll4;:instruaiiatts, issued *by .theii rlnnAl; froal the earliest period to thezpresent.tirmii fare the -,ColleCtion..*hich We received: in : to that precept,-,-we.se.deCled.all such: as'were 'conia?RectOth . the duties of: the principal . Officefs •of •th . e ,fs(iek and - JZopcs YarCla, and. sent_ them' 'to the Comnlisioners, requiring them forthwith to:trans -I.7,iit them to those Officers, with direClions to take `the. sari: irr o -their,-innuediate Conslderation; each in his . ow p department, arid to mint out what-part of tilow orders they considered, to: be inconsistent V. it ' ll ' preFent. , extended scale of the naval ser ti and .:what other insquaions they might 'deem xequisi:o to renrier • the execution of respec .Cve filuti4morg aear and intelligible to them ; also, that -the:Commissioners Would inform us whether they :themselves considered those in structions to ,be sufficient for- the good government of the &if. rent Officers; or if they did not, that they would spggest what ,might further- appear .to them to be necessary. Returns from the .principal OtEcers of the Dock= yards weie - sent. to us.-by the Comtni.ssioners;with an assurance, that if any thing else should occur to themselves, it should be communicated agreeably to, our requisition : but no communication of that kind having been made to us, the instructions, after ittoorpwatng What appeared useful in the' sug g,-,iions of the Officers in the Pock-yards, were again sent to the Navy Board, desiring - rto have their - ap i lrobatiOn, or 2 statement of..sitch altera tions as%, tbey would think- it advisable to Make 'pad they have sine returned. them. td us, , pro .son),e alteratieni,a part of which we have Odopted, PRICE OF STOCKS. Tl-Os D,vAr_twEp: o'cLoc. Consols 6oi- - 'lll 11.5.• ARR IV ED-r Dublin, i liarnburgb. Dub!in, , - 3 I:Vavet)orn. H E S U N. SOLUM QUIS LIC_ZR.E FALSL7M AUDEATI L• ND J N, SATURDAY, ,NIARCH 9, 1807. Vestercy Lord -HENR.Y PETTY, as Chancellor .o.f - • the,-E;thequer„ opened the Budget in the House of Commons. We refer our . 11e•aciers, fora , detail of the Supply and Ways'and Means to our Parliamentary Report. We are happy to . find that .the present Administration, adopt the principle -introduced- and pnifernaly .a6ted upon by Mr. ,PITT, viz. that of . ,taising as large a• portion of the Supplies within the year as' possible. The pressure must undoubtedly. be felt severely.; but in the present .situation of af fairs ail ranks of the community must make great sacrifices, if - they wish to avert from Lnie Country the misery and oppression under which almost the whole of tile Continent labours. The principal increase which it is pl'opsed to make to the War Taxes, is to 41d ai per' cent. ‘ to the Property Tax, viz. to - raise It from : 6i to 10 per cent.— ,—This increase, it is ''calculated, .Produce s,ooo,oool—and an augmentation of various,' do ties of Excise and ,cus:torns, 1,000,0001. more, mak:ipg together at addition to the War Taxes of 6;00,0301. • To prOvicl'.; for theAnterest of the Loan; and : the per cent. Siilking Ftwd, there are duties upon Pig . Iron, -upon. AppraiSernents, an equalization...of the • Tea buiy; and it is propOsed to appropriate the last duty on Wine i , which bas alreaak been .made per . manent, to t is puriNise'; these Duties,' it 'is esti mated, will,produce . Wr. last night receii'ed.Paris 'And Dutch Papers; the former to ibe•t st alid • the latier •to the p6th inst. fronl whieh we,...haye extraeled the :most. in teresting articles.• It does , notappear that the French rove yetgainedpoSsession oi the Kingdom of Naples. REGNIER . has been- detached •in to Calabria ;against the Put Ne..: ROYAL, whO, as we have . already stated, has taken a position in tli a t Pro vince, where he has been reinforced by the "Eiiglisli and ..gussian Troops. probabie that 'from thc. , , , nature .of.the:Chuntry he will be able to-make a formidable resistance to the French, 'and Vvbeit that - resistance is no longer praaicabl e , he 'can ristre.at. NA.%ith the.utmost 'facility' to. Sicily. • The ac . .cotn)ts.-in the French papers, of -the - . Fo r t ress o f ... • qaeta having surrendered ; turn out to be unfounded. The, prince. of licssz, who , commands, 'hasabso lutely refused to surren4r, and it-Was supposed that • tlie _French would convert the siege into a . blockade. -Tile rest pf the ip;:elligence contained in "these.Pa 1 - -er4- ; ,4 very unimporbnt, - _~ , • , - the iiariburgh which arrived‘ yesterday. It is, t a ted ln.an article. rt - m .:onstantinople; dated the. I.2th, that .the. Portz has acknowledged BONAPARTE . • asEmperor.: it is, however, sing,ular,- that theYrench Papers; of as late a date as the 20th, are perfealy silent.upon,thesubjea,. It 'appears that BoxAr - ARTE has not yet completed his systcaa of changes on the and that Switzerland is soon to Undergo . --• the same fate. as , her, neighbours.. The ".occupation of ,Hanover, and . the-other. measures lately adopted by the Court of Berlin, created considerable- alarm among.the Prussian Merchatts, and, they applied to . Count HARDENBERG,tb know 'upon- what 'footing - their Commercial concerns were likely to continue. To this application Count FIARD4NBEau gave the' following ans-s,Ver : ;'.. " The Elders of the two Commercial Deputations :of this City are informed, in answer to their request, . that circumstances at,present are not'uch as to. oiler sufficient ground to apprehend hostile treatment of tho • navigation, mid- the property of , Prustan .Subjeas, on the part ot 7 the English Government. ShOuld any change of Circumstances occur,-the rner chants. Will be . infornaed of Them with all pdssible expedition. His Majesty's special command. . " HARDENBERG." " Berlin, March 15, 1506." During His Majesty's. stay at Stettin, the Mer chants of that place; received a similar assurance. .PR IVA ZE Letters have lawn received from Holland, .whica state, that the utmost consternation prevails in that unfortunate Country, in con Sequence of the ex . peaect change the Government. It, was very generally reported yesterday that the Bank of Am- Merdam hax;l` bech declared insolvent, and that pay ment had been stopped Upon allpublic securities. WE yesterday stated-to our -Readers the:terms upon - Which the biadtor the service of the Year,was Contraeled ; they wece highly beneficial' to the Pub lic, and-we have no doubt but that they will prove so to: the ContraCtors: Nothing can be a stronger ,proof of the immense resources of the Country,. af ter, many years of war, after so great an increase of the publ:C burthens, than to find a; Loan of rwenty contraaed for at an interest of only. 41. 9s, 7d. per cent. „exelusive of one per cent. for the Sinking Funit llmmediately after the Terms were 11726 kilOWn, tfie OLTIUini rose to a FernippLo The . Per c*: of WAT-13S' has signified Hs inten t tion of: honduring City with his' presence at thesMansion-house Easter Antler andhall, and the most splendid-pr'eparation§ are Makiit by:the Lent) i f MAYOR for the: reception of his Rovaidligness', in a .Manner,worthy.of so•ill.tistriuus a visitant.:'; • It has been Stated in seve,ral of the Publjc Prints that Sh - l - comv_PorPn'Aivi was to be- superseded, but we • ha-,c:ivisonio Mieve that there is no, intention of removing so galiant,-•aaive, and experienced an Officer, and more particularly after his late distin guishedservice in 'so brilliant an action as the capture of the Cafe of IGniad . • . Yesterday, at tweke o'clock, a Military College Board . was held at the -Dvx,E of Yo K'S Office; . which was .attended by the Dtflus of YOltk, CAM.? BRIDGE . ; KENT, and GLOUCESTER 5 Lor - ds HAR .RINGTON- and CATHCART ; the-Adjutant, Quarter- Master, and Barrack Master General, and a num.= ber of other General Officers. - - • Accounts have been received by Admiral, Lord COILINGWOOD of the arrival at . Palermo of Their Majesties. the King and Queen 'of NAPLES, with the Royal Family; with an immense quantity, of . property; specie; plate, , diamonds, &c. - in His Ma- 1 . Jesty's.Ships Excellent, 74, and Intrepid, 64'; Their Majesties arrived at Palermo in perfe6thealth. , Abouf twenty.empty Transports were taken and destroyed' in the Bay of Naples; but no Troops were on board, at the time, nor any property of value. The King and Queen . of Naples were pleased to express their _high sense of, the - gallantry, politeness, and tion they received at their: embarkation and during, their voyage to Palermo; to the tespe4ive Captains: and Officers of the'Excellefit and Intrepid. - •' ORATcaw.—This sublime species-of ehter- . tainnient; dosed.last night 'with The illes,ilah; has been supported durinc , .the season in ,a.roanner . highly creditable_ to , the public taste. It -is but. jus tice to add,': that this proteaion was fully deserved . by the merit .with which - the Performances have', been, uniforinlY condu6led under the able and liberal management bf = • • .A Paragraph - having appeared in this Parer a short . .tune ago,. stating; that it was the intention of Go- vernment,..in future, to give notice in The Londoe Gazette and•certain other Public Papers ; when the Staff •Pay and , other Services • of- the Army-Were in • course of Paymeni, - that those who were concerned • might recei , : , e , what was due to them without 'delay; it being the.praaice of . Army Agentsqo' retain those • .monies in their hands; we are called upon, in justice i to•the — Public Office which is most conCerned, .as well as to the Army Agents. .to state; that,'with re= spee - eto:the loaner,• it his invariably been the_piac- - • tics of that Office to give public notice "some day 4 previous to: the issue' of Army Services;---and with respeEt to theL.A.rrny Agents, it is a.well-known faet, that,k) 'far from retarding •the payment of the Ser- - vices alluded, to, vit. Staff-Pay and Contingencies, they are unavoidably in advance at - least ,two-thirds of the amount befor,e the issues are ordered vernment, the Staff Pay being.always. nine or ten `. Months in arrear, . and the. Coutingeneies much longer. Capt. N. D. COCHRANE, _who brought the dis patches. from Vice.-Altniral 'Sir J. DUCKWORTA, is prop4t9d to.ihe rank of Post Captain. . On Satcirday the-. 22d inft i : died. at •his hciyise in most sincerely lamonted, NY.ui'sz; Esti: in liis 44th year,": "h--.r~'^'* 's=~ , a~'~.js.kx~ ~'~v~.",~y,-.ss~"r"--~-«-'r-.s~~'_S-_:~:^`'y,~~ Li /V fr • PLYMOVTII, MARCH 27.—Arrived the American Ship Flora, Capt. SAYWARD, belonging to Glou cester (A i merica); laden' with. cotton, &c.. from Charleston, bound lot Caen, detained by the Viper Cutter. • PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 28.—Arrivea the .Devasta , lion Bomb, Capt. MILNER, with a Convoy of a. few West Indiamen, Traniports, and the Lord „II; , .Ect.; St. Vincent, and Sovereign, outward-bound East:lndiamen ; • also the Experiinent, MARTIN, from the 'Downs, for Angola, having sprung a leak, and before - she can proceed must ,be laid on the 'ground; 'the Providence, WARREN, Speedy, A,LD RIDgE, and Adventure, Coox, from London; Y earl, HOLLAND, from North Yarmouth ; Susannah, WAT• SO N, ' from Lynn; 'and Frederick, S - roNEY, from Newcastle: Sailed Le Tonnant, of 80 guns, Rear-Admiral MAR.T;N, Capt. TYLER, for the-Channel Fleet; she got aground on the AVainer Bank in going out, but the tide being flowing, she came - off .in. about an hour and.. a half alter, without experiencing any -damage: The Derasta' lion -Bomb is again appointed to take Convoy to the Westward, and' has si nab flyingfor, that purpose. BEIXIIAM QUAY, MARCIi 27.—Salled this'after _ . noon from Torbay His Majesty's Ships Ocean, Sera, pis, Euryalus and Diligence,with the Fleet under Con voy for the Mediterranean ; Certerus and Merlin ; with the Fleet under Coniioy for the West Indies) and the Nemesis and Uriana Frigates, with the Flee t under Convoy for Newfoundland. HARWICH, NIA/ICH 28.—The Dorset Post-office Packet, Capt. HAMILTON, arrived this morning from - Cuxhaven, with the Hamburgh and Bremen Mails; also the Adventure extra Packet, with a Mail . from 'Gottenburgh, The Packets with the outward-bound Harnburgh, Bremen, and Gottenburgh Mails,- are yet detained by contrary wind. SEBERESS, Alnicx -27 the Cygnet Sloop of War, for the Dowds. This day the Lion was paid bounty and two months advance, and will proceed to Yarmouth in a few days to join the North Sea Fleet. The Falcon continues. the signal flying for Con voy to the Baltic. FALMOUTH, MARCH, 20.-r--Sailed the Larnbion, for Sunderland ; Industry, .TocKER, and Friends., CommiNs; for Swansea ; John, •Lavis, and Elizabeth, WINTER," for Chepstow ; Fox, LE GATT, for LondOn; St: - Peter, CocK, fur Topsharni Grape, GREE-il, /for. Appledore ; Princess Elizabeth. Packet, kiDD, .for • Lisbon with Mails, and Man. ! cliejter PaCket, DAVIS, for the 'Windward Islands with Mails. • , • - - • DEAL, MARCH .'2B.=---Came down &Ora Sheerness last night,,and sailed through the Downs with a press of sail, supposed for foreign Service, the net Sloop of p'tir, Capt. CAMPBELL. Sailed last 'light the Festal Frigate, Seagull Stoop, of War, and several Gun-bri&is for the French Coast; - and, the. Flamer Gun-brig for Sheerness. Arrived the Prospero Bomb,. from Portsmouth, with a Convoy, which remain in-the Downs, with 'the ,Etar, Piredg, .and'Antelope Men of War, Kite, Sloop of War, Explosion Bomb, Harmony Victualler, and several Gun 7 brigs. , • YARMOUTH, ',MARCH 28.-The Hull Packet, 'of Hull, Capt. BROWN, from Hull to Newcastle, was captured on Sunday last, off Flamborough Head, by . a French Privateer, and was retakeen yesterday by the Providence Cutter, of Lowestotre, , ' and brought in, here: • La ChiYonne Frigate and the Martin Sloop of War, with eight Sin of Vessels -under Convoy from Malta and Gibraltar, arrived at Scilly on Wednesday Ja6t. _ _ - ,,"INDIA-HOUSE.—Yesterday a Court of DireEtors. was held, when Capt. CHARLES LE BLANC, Ship Atcolzfis Wellesley; , took leave of Ole Court, previous .to departing for Madras and Bengal. PASSENGERS. Per'LordlVehrin.--W. Brabanson - , Master Attendant, for St. Helenl. For Bengal : Mr. Newton •Wallset , .Cadet., Per Ear/ Sr. Vi. , ,cent.--for Bombay . : Messrs. T. Mae donald, and E. Lloyd, Writers; .M`lntosli, Esq.. Free, Merchant ; Messrs. ' oh U6Oll and Peregrine, Free Mariners; Mrs. St,..dart and Miss Balmer.-For Madras : Mr. Hadow, Writer; Mr. A. B. repOn,Assistant Surgeon. Per Lord ,Velville.—for Bengal : Capt. lohnWilliams; Messrs. Pearce,'Wilson, and Bovve; Cadets ; Mrs. and Miss Williams, Miss Hearsey ; Misses I and C. Humfrays, Na fives; Misses A. .S M. ( . :!as ; Mr. D'Au,vergne, Native. For Madras: Mr. - G. liruce, Assistant Stirgeon ; Messrs. Marcott,7Poulten, Stuart, Williamson,' Ciliiert, and Inglis, Cadets. • .Per Lady Burgess. —For Bengal : Mr. Wakeman, Writer.; Majors FiardyvicKe and Arnold ; Messrs. Stephens and half„ Assistant Surge ons; Messrs. Guinard, De Burgh', sh, son, Marshall. Monck, Wilson, Pritchard, Stewart, Forster, ltradshaw, and Kyd, c.:adets.— For Madras: M r.ll, hitt ingt,a, Writer; M. ssrs. Hinny, ColchiOoke, Richardsun, Brown, Archer, and Hayes, Cadets. _ _ - •Per ..S:vrPrign —Fa r Bengal : l'l , lr..Sitripson, Barrister; Mr. Ni.otrison, Writer,.; Hinny and Lady; . Arlessts!.Fletcher, Broadhurst, Meslwin, Smith, M`V. , ..tra.te; and Camp, b.-::i,.Cadets,; Messrs. I-lall:day and Barclay, A ss - :stattt Ill6srs. Koller and Nlathew, Free Nlininers ; - and three Aisse.fac.kson.---I.or Madras: iViessrs Thai,:l47AY and, Nl , .thru, Writer; Messrs. Hiltoil and Jcott, Cadets. `Wor Ceyluit Nliss Louisa Culehrooke. Per For Bengal : Irwin, P,iakir, and Fagan, Cadets; Mr. Rogers, N,rec Mariner,--k 111ajras: Mr. Fraser, Writer; Mr. l'Arkc, c4cifi, • ---r--.~ itniEror INTEL r,IGENCE PARIS MARCH 20.—The Funeral of the Senator TRONCHE . T took place on the 19th inst. He is tl first who has been buried in the tombs of the Churci,h of Genevieve, since the Einperor ordered that. name to be restored to the Pantbeca, and the building to be assigned as the burial place (...5* the first Dignita ries and Magistrates of the Empire, as well as such distinguished Citizens as th e S overe io4i may zip_n point. _ Senator TASCI : IER, uncle to the Empress, died on the .16tIr. instant. . He arrived from Martinique aboUt ,a year ago.. He has left two sons and a 'daughttr„, of whom the. Empress takes particular care,' and. to ; whom Their Majesties gave apart- Tients at the ,Thuilleries ,after the death of 'their father. .. ' ' ' There Is rlonews at present here. The strictest silence is observed revealing the important arrange _ ments which are to chatige the fate of the inhabit ants ofniore than one Country of Europe. The Official Journal, in noticing the provisions Of the Bill biOnght into the Congress ofthe United States: against the pressing ofAmerican Seamen by the English' Cruizers, subjoins the following obser vations :,-- - . ' .k • - .' • " ,We can -here perceive the energy of a Natick). I- which has some sense of her dig n ity. Sh e h as no Navy : compared with &gland she is feeble ; .but she is determined to make: every effort to 'support the chances of war--;-to perish, if it be necessary, in defence Of her honour and her rights. . Well may subh condu4 put to the. blu;11 that other Power, who, intimidated by tile cannon of ,Nru:soN, be, trayed the cause of Nations; deStroyed the charter of Sovereigns, and acknowledged the legality ofthe ty ranny oilthe Engli.sh on the sea ! These are not the . - paths which lead to glory. From alai moment all the unprotected Nations _Weredelivered up to the oppression and plunder of England, whose caprice constitutes the Law to which, they are obliged to ,- submit: Whata difference between the 'Successors . of CATHARINE ,and that greaf'Princess! Prussia is the only Power whb-has not acceded to these prin ciples', so dishcinoUrable to IlOyaltk. Deurnark de- fended herself in her capital, which was boinbardect, exposed herself to the: greatest danger ; but she eras i under the 2ieessit.y, of sUbnlitting to the influence of her 'neighbours . . ::It will nosy be_the honourable '_distinction : of 'America" to raise her voice, to claim . - with firtniteSS tlie rights of Nations, and to main, tain a cause whiCh•the intr4raes, the threats, and the gold of England have induced the Powers of Europe to betray.!"* DLISSp,DORFF, j6.-7—iesterday it was an nounced from the pulpits. that the French Troops were tp be •expeeted In the course of this week; the first column of . three Divisions, each consisting of Goo men, is expeeted at Deutz, byway of Scig burgh, on.the .I.Bth inst. . NAPLES ; FEB. 25.—Gaeta has not Yet surrender ! -cd ; if the Princ6 of HEsSE persists in his refusal to .capitulate the seige - will be converted into a,bfockacle. A. bark from Palermo arriV.rd here yesfei - day, and brought intelligence that the Vessel which carried ; , -the Queen; and the rest of the Royal Family, ar in.that.Port on the )Bth, after having rode out a violent storm.- On the following day the Queeti and her landed, and made their entry in4re Palermo: Prince JOSEPH - assisted at the parade 'on Sunday* last, surrounded by all the Generals.' The spettai- Lots weremurnerous, and la . v‘isll in their praises of the disc,ipliut: and fine alipearatice of the Frenell General REGNIEk is marching towards Calabria, :Where h will: not meet. with any great yesistittice; as we leirn that -the Neapolitans who were to hates defeade,i . that province have Pass:2d over into .Sicily, FRANRVO!tT, MARCH 12.—From Vienna we...leara that the l'::nce D'AUERSBgRG has: been degra , led fro:iir the ra:ll. - of Nobility, - and coil ensued to fell years iinprisonment it; the' Fortress 6F Spielbe with the confiscation of all hi's •pro'perty. cpunt LAmßr.air io; to - be imprisoned foillife . in the same Fortress. - General Tit ;tun, :who 'commanded be fore Ulln; is- . to' be shot. The - Couhts KoLLEN, EACH 111..1 COBKI9 I I7,LL are to be banished:, and COUllt FASSEENDER.CaThiered. General.: ivlikeß is: not yet tried. All' Foreignert are to be removed from thq Austrian service. • , A Meeting.of 'the, Promoters of the Union 'Life Insurance, and Annuity Spciety Was yesterday held: at the Freemasons".Favern, when a Plan essentially . new, was taken into consideration, and referred to 4: Committee, iii which several Gentlemen of mathema4 tical and legal eminence assist. The trial of Patch, for the alledged murder of Mr. BLIGHT, is not to coine on at the Kingston Assizes. ..The 'Prisoner will be tried by a Special. Coinmission at the Court-house in Horsemonger. lane; in the Borough. ' . At-King,3ton, yesterday, Bejointin Herring and -Sarah his wife were tried capitally for coining. It appeared that the Prisoners had carried on this trade :torn grezt-extent-at their house in St.-George-in-the :Fields. ' -On • searching their - premises, -a complete set of coining implements, punches, aqua-fortis, &c. were , found, besides .upwards.of 70 shillings, a :quantity of dollars, half-6 - owns, and sixpences, all ready for circulation; The Prisoner' Benjamin,. in his defence, said,- he. was a wire and bird-cage-, mak.er, and ,that the. inuplement+ found in hi s pus 'session were necessary fur the Caryi.,g• on of that business. The Jury, without hesitation,found both Prisoners---Guilty, • .NARKIED. • - . . . . ... On ThursdOlkit, at MIN:II,Am, Mr. • T. S. WitTapley, of Paternoster- [OW, to Miss Howard, of Phipps *Bridge, Sur. Yesterday, Mr. Storar, of South -street, - Finsbuiy-square, to Miss Geary, niece t. Wm. Salte, Es.q. of the Poultry. 'Op'..Thurscldy last, - the key, H. landolpn, of - Berks. to Miss Zane •youngest claugitter of - the late Berj WU son, Esq. or Great ltuiscl.street. . • 'Lately, at St. Martin's in the Fields, the Chey, Du Mettle t second son to the late Count 1)u Brieux, of, Bretagne, to Miss Charlotte Driffiell, •of Great Smith street,- Westminster, • youngest daughter or, the late At:v. josephi Driftield,_Redor . • , • Blli 111 On' Mondly last, after a ve y short illness, Mr. Robert Hail, A ttonit...y-at- La;x, at h s house in Argyll -street. ' i LgrvnpN ; j),l:r;t4l4y ,R, .lAA.ax.l- (of Mairlett,cburt, Ilow..:,treet , r 1 ' ;mkt publislw fib', by W. A .SCRIPPS (of SQUO, MDUltoll.stCCet) M . the SunQffice, !IF : , Stran4. ... ~. ~: •►~;r „ A,~,;;ti -~=~:. .d~~=`