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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-16
FOREIGN.
VIA NORFOLK,
FOREIGN ACCOUNTS

. 49, ~IAo " H.
Peceiced at the Herald office, b. II, IN
Betsey, in IS days from Liverpool. 1 orr :n'
IN Hampton Reads. ''0e1
PROTEST
Made by Bernardin Friere D'Ana.,
general Of the Portuguese troons aa.
the articles of the convention ap,re eli'l'I|
between the English and French arm.
for the evacuation of Portugal.
I PROTEST, in general, on ac,,n..
Of this treaty being totally void of H.. y j
ferencedue to his royal highnes,, thspr;sas..
regent, or the government that repr s.s
him, on account Of what may be hosta.
it to the sovereign authority and iiparn,n
dence OF this government, and for all H.,
may be against the honor, safety, and ioa. '
.ests Of the nation ; and in particular, ! MO
test against what is stipulated in the follow
ing articles:
Articles I. 4. and IL. " Because tb,..
articles determine the surrender of por~
guese fortified places, stores and Sims 81
the English forces, without solemnly dec,sr
ing that this surrender is momentary and
t'l.....t it is intended they should be immrG.
ately restored to the prince regent of PorD.
gal, or The government that may represent,
him toswhonl they belonged, and in who's,
aid the English came as auxIiaries.
Art. i5,E" Because it permits the r,;.
drnce in Portugal Of the individuals menti.
.oncd in It.
Art. II. Because it attemps to i.
down the government of this kingdom not
to bring to justice and condign punishment
those persons who have been VIGOROUSLY
and seandalc,,sly disloyal to their prince aad|
their country, BY joining and serving the
French party aid even if The protection
Of the English army should be allowed to
screen them from the punishment they have
deserved, still it should not prevent exclusi.
on, whereby this country would no longer
have to fear again being betrayed by ths|
same men.
First Of the additional articles. TMa,|
article can by no means bind the govern
nent of this kingdom, as no reciprocal con-
ditions are stipulated.
Il protest finally, On account ofthe want
of attention to the safety of the inhabitants
Of the capital and lis environs, nolhins hay
ing been stipulatedm their favor to insure
their not being still vexed and oppressed
by the French during their staynot eveaI
an equivalent for what it established BY
Article IS and Il, i'll favor Of the French
and their followers.
Ard to these heads | limit my protest
in order not to make too long list, passing
over other objects Of less Importance, suca
as the concession of 500 horses, which was
made without considering that they almost
all belong to Portugal, and thus cannot DC
considered the property Of the French
that of ;hs magazines of the army, hlled y
the exprncr Of lie country, and con.equsa
ly only belonging by act not by nSht' !"
the ur;ust occupants Of the country.
(signed)
Rernardan He,rs DAndraGs'
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wh;ck Il. TT q
redress. 's OF Claim L
have the honor to be, &c. &c.
e. 9. "a lanes MADISON
SC. Sc. Sc. f'
go be continued.
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Re1nardan Ee,rs. DAnaraGf'
Head quarters at the Incarnation,
Sept. ID, 1905"


80 I
We announced on Saturday the arrival u
captain de Cuesu, and another PortuSafss
officer, from Cporto, with dispatches -
the Portuguese ambassador, anal at the SAY,
time stated that they are the bearers q 4
strong remonsfrance against the conve' w.
hat terminated the war in Portugs' HbJ
have given in our preceding columns ~
protest Of the Portuguese general as'. 1
this disgraceful arrangement, ana al' 80
statement of some circumstances al'e'fDp7 &
il, which have contributed 20 eNelEe ~ 49,
greater disgust and indignation alpohs u
Portuguese, than the nicasare A..s = o''''
in the British nation. :,
The movements OF the troop, u eSs.9
direction on the continent, coptnac y -
dicate an early renewal OF hostli't'ts. - u.
tria is on every side surrounded BY nos..
armies--a numerous Russian corps u -,
sembletl on the frontiers Of OailcE--. =,
large French divisions in Sllesm lps''a On.
Moravia; the Saxon contingent Has " ".
preached the frontiers OF Bohemia ~, go g
tensive camps at Erlurta, Molshan', n =.
berg, sc. on the Rhine, threaten h lul n
A large bodyof Bavarians is asss''lo' NC Of
the Tyrol. LII TO be Ioined ~ aeo r
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From she National Infelhgencer.
DOCUMENTS

ACCOMPANYING THE PRESIDENTS MES
sAGEor THE 9TH INsTAHT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-19
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. IS.


COCKl OF INQUIRY IN THE CASE OF
GEN. WILKINSON
On Monday, ahou- / o'&lvck, the Court ef
inquiry in 'he case of Gen. wilkinson. was
opened NJ Mcrin's Tavern
Present. Col. bu'beck, President, and
co.'s. Gushing and Williams.
nc members Of the court were hrsn
sworn by Mr.. Jones, Judge Advocate, who
was then sworn by the President -
ne Judge Advocate read an order from
the Secretary ct War, dated January Z, or
oPring IN compliance with The request of
Cen Wilkinson, Court of INQUIRY, con-
sistIng OF the above gentlemen, and NAM
ing Walter Jones, Judge Advocate, on the
charge OF Gen Wilkinson having been, or
now beng pensioner under the govern
ment o. Spain while holding commission
under the United States, with instructions
10 report TO the department. of War a cor
rect statement OF theif proceedings, toge-
ther with their opinion thereupon.
After short pause the President en-
CURED of the judge advocate whether he
had any p pcrs of evidence to submit to the
court. He replied he had not; tina. he had
supposed Gen. Wilkinson would have ipti-
mated the witnesses he wished summoned
conversation then ensued among the
members of the ccurr on their course of
procedure. twas observed that if the pa-
pers before the House of REPRESENTATIVES
were TO be viewed as he ground of enoui-
rT' from the proceedings of that bodt je
was uncertain whether they would be
transmitted to the executive Grcn whom il
was most probable the court woulci receive.
them) and at what time. as the subi-ct ,ras
understood to be still pending before them.
that 1T any rate 1t was not likely they conf
be received until Wednesday. One &c . =
members added that Gen Wilkinson had
.'ntmated To him, that although ready TO
attend the court at any time, as he sun.
posed nothing ina t,'ial would BE done be-
tore thatday, he should not sooner attend.
unless otherwise desired.
It was thereupon ordered that the court
stand adjourned rllW ednesd.v at 10 O'clock
~ that the judge advocate inform the
secretary at war, that the court were met
ana had nothing eefore them ard that he
likewise inform Gen. Wilkinson that th.v
were assembled and were ready 10 receivs
anv thing he might have 70 offer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-19
BY The GoUernor II The Commonwealth 0,
Virginia,
A Proclamation

WHER shsi app arS 90 he Executive, on the,
eviienee OF Jacob Steals Perez LUX la
cob MYe's am William Williams, taken befo,e
benlAn'h wilson Jun. e;q urc, one of the ms.
Uees u .ne Pe'ce In and tSr The comfy OF tfar.
rison, WI hin ,his oo-ncnwca th. Thar a ce-ra;.,
John SOMMERVlLLE did. on The - -" IS
he THIRD OF December last. az The mouse rs n
vld Hews. ~ the town OF Clatksburg vioIs,,,Iv
assault Win cub. the bed OF ohnI l-ck.
sSqlhe, and cid feioniousy, on purnoss and at
malce afore houg { by lyins in wait tnI,utI,
ram and disab e the head and right arm of ,hy
sald john y Jackson, By { occurring he scnu or
the $40 Jackson. and by violent blow on the
sa'o r'ght am OF The sad John G. Jackson IN
tIcied; by which fracture and blow. and aid, h,
resson of divers othev wounds, b ons sn,l $50
given sad Jackson. by sad sommervle I'm
the cne aforesaid. ths life of sad Jackson b.
came greatly endangered and ,hst IN. s.,d
SommeFviie hah escaped fom the ;u.,ioe -
the law: have therefore thought 6t v,.,h ne
advice otthc Council Of stare, 10 iscpe mi. 49,,
CLAN a,ion, hereby Offering reward Of FfFJY
DOHi- q I'D 10 any person or per,ons who aha
"Pprehtnd ana ,onduct the said John Soromc,
vii, before some one or more of the ;,,,,ra, -
le peace in and for the said coun,y Of Hsr,;.'
that he may be dealt with rs in such =, 600 ~
law d'reyts: h nd do more over enion, a 4
vii AID mi!i's'y, and exhort the GOOD peo,is IS
the commonwealth e. uss thtir les, c1ics,,o,.
10 apPrehend and Conduct before sor-e one =.
more of he justices of the peace in and r,r ,l'.
aforesaid county of Harrison. the ,ad Iotn son
msrville TO be dealt wiki according 20 Isw
GIvEN under my hand with the scat IF he
e. 81 commonwealth ANNEXED. a, R;eh,no, ral'
this fifteenth day Of January, lG.8.
WV. II. CABELL.
Rs ne aforementioned !ohH -ornrucrviile
il a man Of about six feet high appra,s ~ hs
ab"s' twenty six or tweaiy.seven wears IS 80
r. her spare. but nervous, of Iigh, connie : ,o1
aud tight hair F'S'''S''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-19
PHILADELPHIA, January II.
ExTRAc9:
"LANcAsrER, JAZZ. s.

LANCASTER, len. \.
1--WE are not dong any good at Lahtas-
ter, neither do calculate that any viii De
done TINS session, the equal division Of par
ties VIII prevent either from carrying any
question OF political consequence the COM
mittee of the-whole house have been.cloSeIv
engaged since Monday last, dscussn.- a
resolution offered some time since bv DR.
Lei5, for instructing and requesting the
senators, and members of the house of re-
representatives. of this state in the Congress-
OF the United States to use their influence
tohave the constitution of the United States
SO amended that the judge shall be limited
To term OF years and removable by the
president OH an address of the two branchs:
and an arrangement, &c. A majority of
the senate to be competent To n convection.
SERGEANT, Biddlc, Hare, e. Smith. and two
barking gablers by the names of Minor and
ingham, have attempted to defend the ON.
nipotency and infailibiljty of this strong bul-
wark ct declining aristocracy, the voice OF
the people has been with them) hn, a Sc
condary consideration with the intlsDend
ence at those omuipoient infs;nbles TO
whom the majority should bow subm. isivs
ana KISS the rod THAI protects them from
their worst enemies, themselves; Leib. La
COCK, boileau end Thompson have ,iefcnojd
wv iSSoiul'oi, tue doctor with his uSu-
al strong ground or reasoning, animation
and hrmness has met and discount eS. their
strongest arguments lament that his
speeches were not taken down, they would
do honor to the DEM cratie principles, thew
are credit TO his political honesty, accu
racy and integrity-I expect the question
Will he taken Tomorrow, and las the uujds
are completely drill'd by the federal into
rese) an even vote OF the house willprevent
the resolutions from passing ''-.4uro,a.
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19D8tetrfnf.


- We received from an obliginr CORES.
pendent az Washington By last nights mail.
the deposition of ID. Clarke, in relssion TO the,
conduct of Gen. Wilkinson. Il will anne ar in
our next IN the moan time il mia, be ner,,sed
by any of our friends.
E-1'fracf of a letter from a eehtirma. In
Washington, TO the editor, dated Janus
airy IL. !.
"The extra British Minister Mr.. Rose.
arrived at the Navy Yard last night, and
went TO Mr.. Erstine's this morrinr--ws
are told he left Norfolk in a packet boac
for this place. When he got within abous
twenty miles of this. barge with twenty
oars met, and brought him up last night
"All the information laid before Con.
gress by Mr.. J. Randolph and u. Clarke
OF Orleans, touching the conduct of general
Wilkinson, has by an o,de~ of the House
been sent TO the President with a REQUEST
that court of enquiry should be held on
the General :--Thet Court commenced
their session last Montav''
s. No grand caucus. that know IF has
been held respect ng the Presidential cleo
ton. 1t IS however, generally believed,
mat Mr.. Madison will be recommended by
vast majority. Mr.. Monroe and Mr..
Clinton have many friends. 1t is uncer-
tam who Will BE- VICE president -Lanedon
has many friends--Gen. Smith is also spo-
ken Off
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TIE GNoninr mai.

me jouofo'nS motion 7yds s96mitted he
L,Ir' -7PAmS, for consideration, IN the
Scnste. q. S. on Mondav fhe i'm inst.
RESOLVED, That committee he np-
pointed, with leave to report by bill OF %
therwise---and instructed to enquire, at
what period the present embargo can con-
sis'enth with the public interest,", be reno
we'd and whether, in wins; manner, and to
what-extent, upon its removal, the mer-
chant vessels of the United States, shall be
permitted, in defence Of their lawful Gem
merce' to be armed against, and to resist
foreign aggression.
On this motion 10 order has been yet ta-
ken.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-19
CHARLESTON. lama

CHARLESTON, January 2.
The importation OF Slaves from Africa
ceased on the LIST inst according to act of
Congress. There have been imported, Stree
our ports have been opened, the following
number
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-19

y Ntt VI tIIdI ~ " tlHQHlS and Judge
-EH"worh's opinion.
ID See the trial Of aaron Burr.
81 See Judge Jay's opinions concerning
che sums paid into the treasury in discharge
OF British debts, under the faith OF state
laws, and concerning the STABILITY ofstates.
% See the Gaze Of the GrenUihe claim
IN North Carolina.
(OSee tho case If b1arbury VS.. Msdison
'snorts. D. f97.
kSf See CdTetf9er's, Frice's. Po197gin's,
{ top1rf, Ma.ths@ Lyons Trials sc. &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-19

In the year 1904, 1896
1905, $40
1906, 11,45S
1907, 1876
Total, $3.50
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Total,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-18
Fort .Warburton Packet.


THE subscriber respectfully informs the
public, that he has equipped the above Pack
ct in ayery elegant manner, and will sail from,
Ricketts, and Newton's wharf for Fort War
burton, every morning at s O'Clock, and re
turn to Alexandria in the afternoon
The Packet will be constantly supplied with a
choice collection of stores for the entertain
ment of passengers, and every exertion used
to render the utmost satisfaction.
Abel Wills.
WHO HAS FOR. SALE AT HIS STORE,
1900 VT. excellent Rhode Island Cheese
200 bush. of seed potatoes.
Lemons in boxes.
Excellent Herrings in barrels.
aF Groceries as usual. -
May ls. dstF CT,
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WINCHESTER, May 10.
Distressing Circumstance.

A most melancholy occurrence took place
on Thursday last Miss Catherine hurtz,
DAUGHTER of hIp. Frederick kurtz OF TINS bo--
rough, being on her way, Ill Nh. Dawcnu's
stage, from this place to Newmarket was un-
fortunately drowned in attempting to cross
the north branch Of the Shenandoah river.
The circumstances attending this distressing
affair, VIC understand are as follows. Wv nen
the stage came TO the river It was found that
the rain had raised the waters considerably,
not, however, 50 nluch as TO render it hazard
Gus to cross, several gantiem2n haTln9 rode
across before, There were IN the stage,
Miss Nurtz, a Miss lEenthcl Of Newnarkcg,
al,d a gentlemen. AS soon IS the stage en-.
tered tic river, the water running somewhat
rapid, the young ladies' were very much
alarmed and the horses stopping, they lnalsted
upon being taken out CT tisc stage, notT'ith-
standing Mr.. BaWcus; S assurances that there
was no dancer. A gentleman oil.horsc back
rode in and took Miss tiencksi out, and con-
yeyed her safe to shore, another gentleman
rude IN Tor Miss Kurtz, vino got the horse,
but Immediately slipped eli into the water,
and drew the gentlemen after her, the morse
Eel! too upon them, and the gentleman with
much difficulty extricated himself, but the
vo,lnp lady sunk, alas to rise no more to lie.
Every practicable eXertion Was used to save
Eer. INT without effect; the rapidity of the
strrent rendered it impossible to secure the
,odv, which was seen floating down for some
;stance. The body was not found on Sun
,ay.
Thus was an amiable young lady, in the
5loo,n os youth, sna.ched IN moment, from
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NEyy-yOHKs. Ma1 Il.

Arrived, ship Essto, Burnett, As days from
Gibraltar, With part OF he. outward cargo. -
May 5, lat. 81, 50, long. ca, 50, spoke schr.
Hope, Acnold, s days from New York for
Gsaelalou,e. Left ship Ann, Davis, from
Eossor Tor Smyrna, acqllitledbat not allowed
20 proceed brig Neptune, Patrch, tnomLeg
horn to Baltimore repairing; hflg Swan, Mills,
OF Boston, from Malaga Tor New Orleans,
cleared AMI repairing; Tiger, Farley of Bos-
ton from Baltimore FOR Lisbon, sold at Glib
sra:;cr, and to sail soon for Boston brig Wash
ington, Harding. CT Boston, fer Malaga clear
ed and 10 Sail with convoy for London schr.
Niasy, Davis, Of Gloucester Cor Alicant, clear
ed and to sal with convoy Tor London; schr.
SAepnertsess Doan, Of New York for Mar
seiilcs, cleared bat net allowed to proceed !;
brig Q.!autibay Cook, Hudson, Of Ne.a York,
CT area ANA sailed Ii company Tor Falmouth,
brig RattIesnake, from Boston FOR Leyhorn,
not allowed to proceed; Hannah Of Ncwbu-
ryport, FROM &iicaat fer Ireland, With convoy;
schooner Hannah, Thurlow, of DO. from Car
thagena, cleared! Camilla, Of Philadelphia
from Algesiras iar Fangters, cleared Ocean,
from Aigesiras FOR New York, waiting trial
Charlotte, Mymcis Of New Y orl-- tGIo,n Anster-
sterdam for Charleston, waiting trial; schr.
Racer, Rich CT Baltimore Tor Iticste for Go
cleared and sailed with the f.rato ship Ma
ria, New York from Barcelona, cleared and
waiting convoy for England ship Maria
Theresa, Peacock, for Lisbon, soid at Gibrai->
tar and sailed in company for N.aneila schr.
Trja! {. Yarmouth, from Marseilies; Neu~-
trality, for Boston schooner Edza of Ston,-
ingtoa. Densison from do. los New YORK );
brig Comet, iIoIdeaof Baltimore, from Bar
celona; ship Abpla, Dillingham;, trena Bar
celona FOR New York; brig Wiiliain-Icil,
Jackavaya, from New York, for 81. Lncar /;
the last six vessels are condemned. S@YcTA,
other vessels left nave been before reported.
Arrived ship Connecticut, Lovett, St. Luz
car, IS days. Left, snip Dispatch, Singleton,
Of Philadelphia, brig Maria, Russell, Aiexan-
dria sch'r Fame, for Boston, in 10 days. At
Cadiz, ship Atlantic, of New York, at quai'an-
tine. April 80, in lat. So, long. spoae ship
Concord, IS days from Piymoathior Norfolk.
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regime ss. mas entered onthe DanIsh territory,
and the 9th regiment Of Dutch infantry which
nave. entered here, is to be followed BY, three
other reaifn ents.-Gen. Grafton has entered
with them, and il is most probable that the
whole, or the greater part Of these forces are IS
to continue theirjourney into Denmark,
The Seine and Italiennc French irigates,
which carried troops to Martinique, have got
into LsCrieat.
.Ehril 4
Several transports ca.ae into the LOWS
Yesterday and some horse ships have been or
tlered TO sail from theriver as quick as posi-
ble. From the number Of flat botomcd boats
that are landing at Deal, not less than 200. 1t
;ssapposed that another xpedition IS prepar-
iae ;lather beats arc nearly completed, which
are to carry carronadcs
The centaue, sir S. Hood, vas forced to put
back into tie Downs on Saturday, but has q
gain sailed yesterday morning with theOuon1
Tie rear Of the feet would It Was believed
follow this morning. They were busily en-
ployed 81 yesteri!ay sadlhe nlsht before, Ia
landing the fiat botlolncd boass they had bro,t
from Fl;mouth and Portsmouth.
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ri; The OccoouAN -BRIDGE it is
expected will Be hnishedin fortnight
from this time, suitable character is
wanting to collect the tolls at SAID
Bridge. An aged man Of steady ha-
bits, without family, who can bring
good vouchers for his integrity, and
sobriety, will meet with encourage,
ment: the colour Of the person will
be no objection. 80.
May II.
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I the endearing affection Of her respected pa
rents, with whom we sincerely condole. Ins
the premature death Of this young lady, her
relations and friends have sustained loss,
which nothing bu the consultations OF holy
religion can supply, and we have. 10 reason
to doubt that her Immortal spirit is in the full
fruitiong of endless felicity.
A man by the name Of Burnley, ~syho was
confined in the jail at Woodstock, on a charge
Of passing counterfeit bank notes, on Fridsy
last put an end to his existence by cutting his
throat with a razor. Z
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TO RENT,

A convenient two story DzveLing Hoa'e an-
Store, situate on the corner of King and =
streets, lately occupied BY Mr.. John Rlsmsay.
Apply TO
Eliza Wilton, or
Robert /. Taylor
January 2. asy
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aIerannria aeatlp a0berttsar.
WEDNESDAY,, May 10.

-.
W y fA'SiA -','i' y MAY o.
5,
MARRIED. 3 'as' evening, oy me Rev.
ias., siafat' " ALTER JONES, Esq. a'os'
ney tor the DisIics q Ioiumo's, TO the
amfabie aod accomP'tsned MISS AEs L..
.h1s plsce. and late attorney general fer
the u. States.
" HoNEsTUs" will excuse NC for not pub
fishing his remarss--l oo,not teci myself ct
Liberty to pabiish any thing from an anony-
nous writer, that may be construed INTO per-
sonaliiy without lfst understanding us import
myself
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Tho e .,,nJrv ;,,,,ab;t,nts &c rhe town
and county of alc.andria. in the district ef
Columbia. respectfully sleveth-
THAT your pet;.ionrrs.are deeply in
dressed with the opiaion, ,ha. ,uenpike
road. or : liberal. Han. between the town
of A,sr,,d.;, md he r;,v cf Wasb;nr.nn
). o,,,fsT.- h;,b,y .a,,,,aqeous and COVE
o,-r, - ~, ,oh ,b;,sn,s q the district ard
- ,,s,;c - General
"a, ne,;,'no.,s fo,,her state. that the
,,a,e;r,ors of he Ground ,brou@h which
80 .,;i, ss nsroved ,orede
~ ~ III &c rronn5 On. hn,
,rsa fer w;d. ca ,ead ccnmr,eino
., B,,.lec po,o,. On Alexander island. and
;. =; n:,,,ee >, ~. oo,,bern ex,r.milv &c
w. h;nv,ao s,re., - IN town Of Alsxao
<,,i. f. Is eonseooene. of wh,ch sessions.
~, b., &C r;dn.,s I've sn,,hso,;bsd and
Md c.,,s;o snra 6 MONEY with which =
- "a - 80, 49,.
49,, -, 49, s,-.a ), ,, 800 l's'' = va
= v, -, 49,. 49,, ,a.rs,
T',-' .