The Sun. — London, England, 1817-12-27 00:00:00

I gession from an authentic source. '„f 11.1 ;' C o"' 01 ell f • 0 , of` 11Y 1 1°I 1 1°" 1 or, , if clet ei"'' ~'i. { Blates, whose names and capaciticS we are but indifferently actinsinted, as aecidCtit has placed them in our possession. Wesshould he glad. tp announce them all, if•it were in wit. power, and will do so if the'information is put into unr pos- M. GU A L , who had been long in the United States, and whom We have always respected for every thing we knoW of him, formerly sent as nhi mister fromirenetuelw; is now stated by the Aurora to bare been appointid tforerlior of Amtlia Island, under the flag ofMe;dco. Of this aii pointineut the Southern Papers give us no in- tormati6n. The same Paper informs Os, ihat " lon MA BURL DE AGUIRRE, Commissioner from the Inde pendent Governments of South America, Buenos Ayres and Chili, has appointed bon NIANUEL Mn- RENO for his Agent in Baltimore." M. AGUIRRE, .whose official capficity we are thus apprised of, we have heard, has been hi this city lately. The importa'st sikbject of the excellent PROTEST from the ARCHDEACON ol BATH, Which we in , sorted on Thursday last, ,has, vie understand, 'roused the attentipii of the regular Clergy in ge- p eta l, an d we are promised the support of a con siderable nwither of the orthodox Menihers.of our Ecclesiastical Es , abUshment, to that atul other matters . essential to thc preservation of the Pao. TESTANT A,CRNDANCY, • Our , ifitible Corre- Spoll(lent, LATIMER, has this day taken the lend on the subject of the PROTEST, and we confidently look for a continuance ot hi, communications. OAL Dul-ter,—lt - - I; genet silly understood the the present system , of CnAL DUTIES, Ov , r-seii and CoPstwise, pre to 'undergo And it is not unlikely Init ,that some tipulifiation of these Do- ties will•take a vivvr le c . ett t h e price of this are icie to the inlothitnnts of nll the districts which are supplied with Coals co.stwise. The improved state of the Collieries at Liege; an d i n other parts of the Continent, render a s reduction of the Over-se4.Thityoere'sslry, THE KING.---We litre tip correct some mate- Tial error., c ontained - in the I , l!er from IVitlsor svhich appeared in ottr Pape, of Tiotrstlail , oq, re specting ottr justly beloved but unhappily afil.cted Monarch. His Majesty, in his .resent state of We can wi le confidently state, gives no I,in t sell ; but tarty wish he mill' have is in'icipated as fat as by the attention of the pert•ons s hot , ' I.is Majesty ; nor has he been made, n! . the nrces , ty of the QUEEN'S sibsenCe from ‘Virvisyr ror a tnne, ctn aeconnt of her Maje-;y' , . tren;tlt. The QtYREN's 10i,1 , 4 to n nt i i , Iht , ref , and h'er Majesty's rennet from 'thence, a alike to !ed . . , unknown to the KING, and CerIMI, of coor-te, liSve given OCCIHIjo,I 10 Soy itriteion in his Maicstv's mind. IJpott the trtutt t) r!,.. statetnellt the l'tiblic may in every p m rt . ,loar most fully and perfectly rely.—(Morn ing ) 'life QUEEN's . DPPAKTURE FRoSI c 011.., (lin re of the inconvenience experienced by Ler MAJESTY, Kt IP r lait. Pump Room Levees, owin2 'he in •rcAsing avidity of the populace to w,toess those ink., e,ti,•g scenes, and the egoally increasing desire of t, e orders to be noticed by OA' Royal l'arty, the Qneen was, after Friday , o hb4ed to decline her ncenstomed morn resort. On bet Majesty's lost ‘i , it there, we find, that the two Shetitts of Bristol, the Rev. Dr. Walsh, Capt. and Mrs. Crigne, Mrs. Charles I.Y L :by; Rev. J. and Mrs. Dampier, were severally itotoditeed to the . Royal pres-nce ; as was the Rev. Dr Gardiner, whom her Majesty and tiie l'r;ncess Elizabeth were graciously pleased to thank for manuscript sermons, with their corn mands for which this highly esteemed preacher bad been honoured. WINnsoR. Dgc. 26.--Yesterday being Christ mac day, the Ai chnishop of CANTLI.BURY attended its the plicate Chapel, lo administer the Sacrament TA Ow QUEEN and P R INCESSES, and attendants, according to annual cn•tom. Her MAJESTY, iiC COMp,r;ed by Princess AUGUSTA and ELIZABETH, aft. , war& vi , i!ed the Duke. and Duchess of GLOUCE•TEB, a' 15Johot, In dine , D: C. 24.—Lord and Lady CASTLE 'Mid ST RwART, arrived ,t tht Ptivi jion iu tine 1,,r dinner this evenittz. As yet the palace stp.t.rtment.; ate only parti Illy illuminated, soil the iteoa•mee of the bami is still prohibited. The PRINCE Itrcr . NT 'has again confined his exer cises to the lonn end the riding-school. It has been a mailer of atoptise to. its tl►at Frui!s havt not been .lowed lo he imported from the King's Cotonies free of duty. Some of the finest apples and I►eare we have lat.?) , seen from British North America: Sorely it is adviseable they •I►onld be exempted ft om fluty, especial!y when apples tre lolling by the London Friiiterers at six to ten shillings a dozen, and pears from :seven to nine s'Alings a dozen ! The Ship-owners in tl►e Katet n Ports have not been able to obtain any Charters for British North AMerica for the next season, front the uncertainty of the views of Government with respect to the Duties on Timber. Prince LEOPOLD has dined with the Duke and Duchess of GLnUCEsTEtt Bagsbot, 141.4 with the Duke and Duchess of Yoa at Oatlauds, within these few days. According , o an article from the Lower Eib e , It wool 4-1 aupear that the marr;age of the Doke Of CAMB)IIII..GE With a Princess of the I-I wise of ME,SI7, CASSEL Wits entirely artaiwed. The re floisir e acitronat!stn, it is said, has been received -s'l-orn . Landoll, the ceremony ‘v9s to take place as soon as the InDurning for the Princess cIiA;LUTTE WUS °Ver. SHIP NEWS. YAIIMMUTH , Dcc. 26.—The Eliza Huts, from Newcastle for Lottilot. . st r is lost on 1140. isbnry ,t. • . Sand ; crew sayed here. The Master states, lint a NewCatle trailer got o o the Snarl . , at the same . time (Wednesday night, the 24th and that the Master and crew got on board a v e ss I h ou nd to London. LivEktmoi., Dec. 25 —Arri'ved the t, yilia, 1-16TcHiNioti, from Peiersh . orgh ; she ran against the vettil of the Yew DOC I 4, and live feet water ill her hold. bEc. 26.---Sailed the Lord Nelson paact with mail for boxba t ven. DEAL, Di c. 26 2 -4 Came down from the River, and - sailed; the INltt.t.s, for Gib raltar. At Hired, 'lnd remains in the DoWns, the Frinees4 ChAtiotte, front Demerara. •• • • rifaaTOrnuTH, 26 —\rrived the Ann, PußctiAse, from Newcastie for Barbadoes.-7 §ailed !he de.veland, for LondOn ; Fame, for ditto I 'and the Trent trans port, for the Doe' FALMOUTH, DEC. 24.:—:Sailedthe Duke , of ifiLL..for thy Bast Indies, and Blucher, ‘Ji Limb; for Buenos Ayres. NIJETIT SHIELDI, DEC. 24 brig Henry, atm got on the Herd Sand vn Friday night last, is become a cvmplete wreck. I'APERS. BRUSSELS, DEC. 0.-Mr. Harris, tiritish vocate-General, lately arrived here from the Head quarters at Cambray, is it appears, in order to he present at the pleadings in the case of the Duke of Wellington against Deboscher. This aff,;ir, which some people connect with Political considerations, excites much interest. HAAKLEM, DEc.2l..—The latest accounts froM Java are of the 16th of Attenst. Their Exec Hen, cies the Commissioners, General Blom and the Governor-General, had proceeded on the 21st Jnly upon their tour in the interior, and Were at Sa• marang ; the la• to was accompanied by his wife Every thing was arranged Willi" the 1111- ti,h Ciivil Officers, who had all (pitted the island. All the expected transports with troops had arrived, except thin Selima. and iht An gnsta. The Waterloo and the Coluthbus had siilecl to•Samaratig and -Sonrabaytt; at the !alter 'place was his Excellency the Commissioner-Gene ral, Admiral Buyskes, ready to go to Amboyna. News had been received at Java that every thing was tranquil in the Molncea Islands ; it ~a s st nteel, however, !ha! the spice plantations had sitlfered severely by the, cutting down of clove trees The ships of war that had n9t yet arrived were the Admiral Tromp or the line, the Wilhelmina fri gate, and the Et tulyagt corvette. Low an ELBE, DEC. iO.-•—•'The marriage of his Royal Highness the Doke of Cambridge with the P7inyess • A l ivista, 'daughter to the.• Landgrave Frederick of . llesse Cassel, brother of the Elector, has been solemnly arra - ng . ed on both sides, and the all►robation required from London is already arrived. The marriage is to tike phve as soon as the mout wing tor the Princes• Cha:lotte is over. NEWSPAPF.RS. The Bristol Journal, in allusion to the unwar rantable liberty taken at Past-Offices in the coun try with Newspapers, says,—" We can ourselves ‘vitli truth assert, that scarcely a week passes that we hare not complaints of the irregular or non-delivery of papers put into our own Post- Office, and which, we verily believe, are vert' el.ewl►ere. 'lite last time we were travel- lin: westward, we witnessed a postman slip the frank of a Newspaver, and con over its contents at the barber's shop. We have witnessed also Ptovincial Papers hod upon the table of a news room, in a large ,vatering place, not 70 miles from hence, directed by the New paper Proprietor .. .. . . . . . to his friends, who had taken up their temporary residence there, and whose prop rty was thus eonrerted to the use of the public at 1ar,,,e." A violent Election is expected in Chester.— Many (:f the friends of Sir J. GREY EGERTON are desitons of his continuing to repte3ent that city ; and they meet d t a public dinner on londay— Colonel IlAaNsTom, President. The other Candi dates are Lord BELGuave and Sir SAMUEL The Representation of the City of Hereford will be contested, when a Dissnlntion of Parlia ment takes place.—Col. S 1 Nouns and Mr. Scu netmottg, the present Members, have announced their intention of offering themselves again, and the Hon. Colonel Cocas has also declated himself a Candidate. An active canvass of the Freeholders of the County of Lincoln is now carrying on by all the three Candidates for the honour of representing it in the next Parliainent. The Earl of Li V Lt Poor., attended by Colonel Ji.:tixttssost, passed through this town last week the late hour of his Lordship's arrival on Well nesday.evening, and the early ;lour of his depar ture the next day, unfortunately prevented his visiting any of the principal manufactories. One of our Magistrates, however, introduced his Lord ship to two small but very ingenious esrablish ments for manufacturing binton-shawks and motdds, and endeavoured to itopFelki his mind with the -incalculable advantage it would be to the town were the fashion of Wearing metal but tons and buckles again revived. As soon as his Lordship had received his letters front the post office, he left the Royal Hotel for London. — (Birmingham Paper.) A cause was 'lost the others day, in ope of the Coot is in the City, fro:n the inortint anti care less manner in which two bills of sale of parts of a ship had been made out—by some private igdi vidttals not bred to the Law 1 THE TI:IEVTRES: , To the credit, of . hoth Thea•res, they,resorted 44! 10 , 1 he 014 and lats.!able eit.lont of represe,,,r -iu-g t!te Tral.",:!dyof George Itarnw,e4,,A;l'm,:edy r . e 7 suitud to this perbul or the year, whet the .rity of noliday :Visitors may be affected by di.i!reAses and warned from thoseli ~ e.ntioussouises which will assuredly bring'ini : s,rst mum, those who follow then!, if not the disr nstrous, Pate of the hero of the piece. Dituav LANE.—At _this Ilwatre, Mr. RAE per tnrnss the pap or George, Pirrni. . t7CU,. and Mr-. GLovEit that of _itillzvoa and both ACeplit led them selves very %veil The melancholy of this affectin g phiy was relieved. by a stew P 4001111416 ent i tled The ViSiWt ; or, : Ike Feast, of the Staine, Ipiniard on the popular sti ! ry Pon ,Yuan. phis story is so wk•Il that it would be,ridictilons tp enter iuto a detail on the sisbject. We, slkall therefore_ only say, ,that it appears not only interesting in the new piece, but is ,so, agreeably diversified, by lindirr,onsincidents, and embeliished by. splendid .scenery., ps to be indeed an acceptriblefeclit to all the holiday folks, for whom such spectacles Must pi course tie . .chiedy designer!., ; The house Was crowded, and rather uprom io"u \ s in,the upper re gions„ but, the:rankomitne was well ; receive.l. CoyENT-GAtirmu.7-.Mr. (;..aamain,persOnatet! the sofortnnate,victins,of female seduction, George Barnwell, last .night.,4t this Theatre. .111 e is so admirable. a . representative of this character, that have been assured that, .Hies. .. ; ZIDDOtfS Was so lunch affected every time ,she jilayed illilltvoo'd to that thcritrical,assumptino. was absorbed in sympathy, aud she uTver could rouse her feelings to the pitch which the character required. The play was ,followed by ,a new Pantopinte:, .called Harlequin Gulliver; or, Pyink The story ,of Gulliver, and all the wonders which be met with in his travels, are still better known Wall even the sithje.ct of the Pan tonsiine at the other Theatre, anti therefore we .are spared the !mussily of developing the table. The plot has ingeniously jiltroduced the - principal in cidents in the course At' woudethil tra vels ; and faMiliaras those travels are to readers in general, they do not lOse their effect its 'drama tic exhibition. The Pantomime in general is full of bustle, variety, picturesque scenery, and whimsical events, and was received with great applause by au 2y-rflowili.g- REGIS I'l OF FASHION. FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS. The Martfbis of Anglesea, at Uxbridge House, from Brigh- On; the Countes of Lismore, at Thomas's Hotel from Scot land ; Lord Melville, at the AdMiralty, from Portmouth ; Lord G. H. Cavendish, at his house in Saville-row•, from a tour; Lady Deeerhurst, froM Brighton; Prince Esterhazy, front Middleton Park's the Itusiian Ambassador and his Lady sit their house, in Harley-street. CHANGES. Lord Rossmire, at Cheltenham, from Ireland; Mr. and Mrs. Chethato Strode, from South Hill Park, to %Vey - mouth; Mr., obt. Grosvenor, al Cherlionrgh, from LineoluShire; George Collins Pnori,E,sq. from Park-lane, to Grove, near Hyde, Isle of Night; James John Farquharson, Esq. from Cottistocii, near Dorchester, to Langton Rouse; near Blandford, Dorset ; the Earl a ;t1 Countess of Resborough hare left for Althurpe, dp a visit to Earl and Comttess Spencer ; Earl-and Countess Stanhope, at their house, Clevt ning Tall, Kent . , front Pat ; the Earl of fleacchamft, to his seat, Maderstleld, from a tour; Lady * Georgiana Pratt, on a visit to Earl and Countess Spencer, at Aitharpe. UNIVERS) TY IN FELLIGENCE. Oxvotm, Drc Sunday last the Lord Bishop this Diocese held an Ordinatlon in the Cathedral, Christ Church, when the following persons were ordained : DEACONS. Jahn Ridley. M.A. yellow of I Inject-site College. Henry Middloon, B.A. Drmy of Magdalen C o lleze. Thomas Gunst4m Calhoun, B.A. De:uv of Ntagd.ilen. Richar.l Lynch Cotton, B.A. Fellow of WOECCStUr. Charles Mayo, 8.0 L. Fellow of St. John's. Thomas Trevenen Penrose, B.A. Fellow of Exeter. George Thowits, B.A. Curate of Eiumington. John . Wilson, M.A. Fellow of Trinity. • James Bollocit, B.A. Scholar and Chaplain of Worcester. Peter Price, 11 A. Scholar of Jesus. Henry Francis Sidebintom, B.A. Fellow of St.. John's. Charles Webber, B.A. Student of Chrkt Church. John Roll, M.A. Student of Christ Church. John Watson, M.A. Fellow of Brasenose, Chatles St. John Mildmay, Fellow of Merton. William David Loin:lauds, M.A. Fellow of Richard Lvwvolcs, M.A. Citrate of Cron,cll. John Woodcock, B.A. Chaplain of New College. PRI FISTS. Robert Williams, M.A. Fellow of Jesus College. William Bolter, ii.A. Fellow of Ali Souls'. • IVillialll Morgan Kinsey, M.A. Fellow of Trinity. Jahn Jones, B.A. Scholar of Jesus. Richard Janion, M.A. of Brasenose, Curate of Halley. Thomas Keble, M.A. Scholar, in right of Fellow, of Corpus Christi. William Madan, M.A. Student. of Christ Church. Henry Bishop, M.A. of 0; let, Curate of handford. William. Rees, B.A. Curate of Alvescot and Siniton. John Watkins, B.A. Scholar of Jesus College. • On Sunday last, at an Ortlihai ion hv 1110 Hon. and Right . Rev. the Lord Bishop of Gloucester, the following Gentlemen of this University were' tohnitred into Holy Orders :- Did.coNs. 7 --MesArs. ishonias Le Quesne. Jones, A. B. of I Queen's College; .1 ohs' -Davies, of St. Eslootod Hall ; Tito mas Garhet, A.B. and William Finch, A.M. of Jesus College; Francis Drake Foster, A.B. of Balliol College; and Henry Morrill, A.B. of Brasenose College. PufEsTs.--John Phillips Putter, A.M. of Oriel College; Jos. Mayo, A.B. of Brasenose College; and Charles Blest cowe, A.B. of Lincoln' College. The Rev. Archdeacon Rtul is appointed, by the Lord Bishop of Hereford, to the office of Chancellor of that Diocese, vacant by the death of the late Rev. Dr. N , ipl'eton. The Rev. W. Hutchinson is licensed to the rerpetnal Curacy of Wick, near Persnore, on the nomination of the Rev. .\V. I'robyn, Vicar of Pershore. • The Rev. Michael Pye Stephens hae been pre sented to the Rectory of ‘Vliey, Salop, by C e cil Weld Forester, E-q. M. P. George Rob, i 1 Heneage : Esq. of Hainfon I - 1,111; has presented the Rev. George lionsost so the liv ing of East liAlltw ill, in the Colony of Lincoln [Want of room obliges- its to th.ter the. Andresc of Condolence to the PRI NCR II EGENT from this University till :Monday 1 . 'MI% SMELT), the celehr,ted — Alioliciat) am? eoi inahle Mil 11, kis returued to WWII %Vial elleWC' health and spirits. Il~L'~1'l:~ii. . . . . . The HAI fi,1.1 It otilt l iA‘inevt on licrs , ..!:Ay at EnPly ‘vor,th (it . pi eve,ptvil Mot,dsiy,, lame pl . ricr, Till .5...- flayl ; Thor , Ily. at Brailtitl::11all ; S..tfitritBy, ~ Sv;onturs i-1y , ..1e.;—'171)F ila(ts s ,c 01th .. : toN botitt: s m:. et this day at Hichleton ; op I:tpoa:y.Bt Hew:— worth ; ot,l Thuistl : ay at nyclton : will 1)11 Sritt!l , - day at ‘roptersicy ;—at tcn y'cluck La( fi (in y . e• • . . • The and Supper 100,,i. oltice„)n Ti l c,thty evening, at. il•e C!hitephat4 Assvtubly . 400 ms. a ,Colod i ltute.F i,EN• ,entered !be n four h and, followed Eby the 14elliburs of the,tiunt, •in a long train,of cat tiges, They were glyeted ley the populace aila the town became instantly its a gener,4l. host,le„ " Ftsh inn in all its strength" concent rated nine,', at the rooms.. :The fadies, almost generals}" appearedelegatply atlired, in white, and the Gen, tlemeti in the Costume of the Hunt,. ~bunciui; was continued with great vivacity till .tCVO. O'clock when, under a, burst ,of according the.'mpany.proceedetl to ,the supper, rooms, the table,, of which were, covered with every deliOr of the Scason„ and a profusion, of the chOieest At three o'clock, dlneing recommenced, and continued until ttayliglkt broke . in upon the company.. The venues, of the rooms were efll.. blematicaily embellished, decorated with ever greens, and brilliantly illuminated with variegated lamps. 'MYSTERIOUS HE LATE IS4FP ARANCE—Of the son and heir of a late,eminentliatiker, is the topic of conveitation in every circle ; and it is With .feelings of the deepest regret we state, that no tidinos have been rec,eived• by.his distracted Lady Since TueSday;, the llth ult. On the pre ceding Toesday he died at the Red Lion at Put ney to which place he proceeded from Picca dilly on foot, baying been seen on : the road. Mrs. D. is now.at the residence of her sister, in Gower-street, Bedford-street. Although a thou sand pounds reward are bffered, not the slightest intimation is given. ft is greatly feared that the unfortunate individual has been robbed and mur dered. 'there are daily communications .niade Irons the domestic establishment at the villa, the Isle of Thanet : a taint hope being entertain ed that Mr. D. (who was at times lather ecceu. Inci in his deportment) might yet reappear. Since the demise of his truly philanthropic father, Mr. D. passed his time almost wholly in seclusion, from the world.--(.llorning Post) • • . COSTLY.FOnO FOR Doc.- - -A r espectable yeo man ut the County \Wicklow, named Garet Byrne, catue on Friday, last 'before the 'Magistrates of Bank-street. Police-Office, to make an affidavit re garding the loss of !farts of gatt,k of Ireland notes; the sta . tement he made resi•ecting tt.e of them, is perhaps as.mtpreeedented as it is co. lions : a larootite dog had 'got to a place where some notes were lying, in the temporarl ah.enee of his master, t.• which lee took sue l a liking that he swailowed part of 01 , :111,, star Was detected in .the fact. S,otence of dead Was passed. upon this unfortunate wirnt,,iidiZe and pot into lustatit cxrcutioo, arta troll, lii stoma Ch were taken those no , cs which were sxot. to, for the purpose. of getting .new ones at tit, Bunk.—(Dyblia Erviting Ptisi, Dec. 23 ) DOMESTICATE ) SEAL.--A GCIIdetrIOTI in til neighbourhood of Burntisland has completely sue ceeded in taming one of these animals. lts singe larities dai.y continue to attract the curiu,ity Strangers. It appears to possess all the sagacit of the dog, lives in its master's house, and eat from his hand. Ile usuilly takes it away wit him in his fishing excursion's, tr;-.on which occasio it atlords no small entertainment. When Clow into the water, it will follow for miles the tra:• of the boat, and althOugh thrust back by the oar it never relifigaishes it purpose. Indeed, it stri4 gles so hard to regain its seat, that one %von' imagine its loudness for its Master had entire overcome the natural predilection for its natl. , elethent.—(,Glasgotc Cluoniele.) PAVING ACT.—Tuesday morning, between s and Seven, as one of the Earl or Hardwiekr servants was passing throu7ll Holborn, on I way to the BM and Crown inn, to go by t' Stamford coach to the Noble Earl's seat, at MI pole, iu Cambridgeshite, he was stpperl by watchman, in consequence of his having his lu gage in a truck, which be was wheeling; on t foot pavement. The servant observed to the %vat( man, that he could not be doing any harm, there were so few people stirring at such au ea . . hour ; the Watchman, in answer, said, that vl no justification for the Offence he, had committ , and he must detain him ; he, however, let hint on explaining to him iliac he should lose his pi, by the coach, wltich he had pail for, but watchman seized it e truck a - nd the loggal which' he took to St. Giles's watch-house. Wednesday a fellow -servant, who was accompa ing the wan who went by the coach, applied the luggage at the watch-home, and was told caul(' vot be delivered except two pounds paid, being the amount of the penalry incurred . _ he offence of wheetin..: the Rock on the to • - pavement, under the Mettopolis It'egolation A which he accordingly paid, as the person who connuitted the offence nas not able to attend tore the Magi,t rate to answer the charge, being in the country. Yesterday Messiks - . Ver Atkinson, and. Johnson, the Solicitors to the of Ilardwicke, applied to Mr. Birnie, the Ma; trate of the public office, Bow-street, re4pect the transaction, they conceiving what had b done to be illegal. NVednesclay evening 11w liotie of lir. Croxic the General (iialtatti, Cleikettwell-grcen, the Scssioir: tiouie, was entered by stunt! per, virile Mr. C. was busy' s vying his custtn, who got tip stairs unohservtdl by the ran and stole a quitntiry of plate, a valuable itiond ring, a considerable slot: of moiley, at e . I ea! quatitity of wearing apparel ; he also ticpr Ale fatuity of Civic Christmas provision, by stea oo,e and a riittnit of heel ; all of whi c h wiihout ihc drlinquent being Doticoci progtess up and days ti Stalrs„. L. ,