FROM MEXICO.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, .'1822.
FEVEIl AT NEW YORK.
On the I i th, fifteen new cases were re
p0,leJ ; the 13th, tiihec 5 on the 19th,
VKN. "V- '
I he special health committee of New
York, addressed their fellowrcilizrns, on the
I A passenger in the French brtg L'Aze
ma, arrived yesterday from Vera Cruz, in
forms that every thing was quiet in Mexico
under the government ol liuroiae, tne peo
pie satisfied, and thegovernment considered
iabfe. The only post held by the Royal
ists was the' Cattle of it. Juan de Uiloa.
. Jbid.
The prize brig, Palmyra, having been
converted into a prison-ship, the prisoners,
composing her crew, were yesterday taken
from the jail, and transferred on board her
nin nrmprf mn Th. rk . I 9Ulu ears oey were sold at 55s a OOS
ninearmea men. ine officer told n hH tvr nn,,.. .
was sent bv - the antam t "LiT-i"." r-vM is nowseiiiea,
i 7- '."t,,CM w sur-1 ana our gram market is vert dull,
prise and regret at Cirdim i, ; u. I 6 UUIIV
Uth inst. They have requested those hav- f safe keeping, until they shall be pm
. r rk.L. . u' .i.:- I upon tlieir trial. And a requisition iiaviny
rin hv vtr.l pnrv tliH tifivrii-l aecic. summoiieu ine cantam anrl nccoorro
rmtniw mvprtti inir? v iviini v.... t . .. - i . . uwfcucM
- . . . - -V I , ,r. , I. IT '. t I hnm t .a nhltl n.it . w - .
..y.ji i.iv. j cu b wiu luuna eacn of
pnse auu regret at liudin? us in th m.
place ; without taking mto view the light
winds which had prevented our making any
progress. This officer thn ordproH tn
-hoist ;our long boat from off the hatches in
order! to get at the hold, and commanded
me crew io sniit me . vtcA k:w
were below, and to search , amongst the
sand ballast for specie, which ho rnn.
ceived might be concealed there. But dis-
ovecihg Tfothmg, they again went upon
I
rni
1: o
Lurvmg
or charcoal
pi
thrv earnestly Call on I or 0,1 'aj- Bird, commanding the United
. ; citizens having houses. yards, &c. to
like the same measures ; they recommend
States troops on this station, for a Lieuten
ant's guard, to take charge of them, it was
V 1 Washington City, Sept. 20.
Lieut. Wbavkk; of ' the Navy, arrived
ium IUy i rum ine racioc,
though not immediately from our squadron
in that sea.y He left Lima about the 25th
of June, shortly before which a battlelook
place between the royalists and a division
of San Martin's army, in which the latter
were decisively beaten; and nearly destroy
ed. JNo other event of importance had . re
cently occurred.
Lieut Weaver came over land from the
"WBXR5 GCARDS, , v .'A
The order for our assembling on.
their necks, ordering them to drlar- t I . lieut Weaver came
they had concealed the remainder of th I ?K t0 the Atlantic, across the Isthmus parade this evening is countermanded in-
u I . ... . t .1 I i' ..,i.;t. rr.t . I OI ranama. whirh has hprnmp an inlprpc. I ... ':
,;,,.llM..ror ccIbrS, on .lmrgin o. -n.mea.a.e y c.;.,1IlrU . , una ne guar,, . ZTl . f "PJ81" coon. from the oossibili.v ofa
U;a, .Lev I,ad7
i j " .. :r . . . J r I connect th notano a fat nnu.i 1 LODGE, on Thursna v. thi thlrrl flrtnhe
7 ' .uu. I - - ' ...... . ,
Oilier river, be closed immediatelv : thev ,ldiru UUUCf luc luluu""u WI "tu,r,li""
flL fver has treatlv extended iiori'i-l CJiiflith.
jj; c- , - j r-
i.al limits t the weather from its extreme
Ibid.
htdt is deenced to be unpropilious, and
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,
or
J I IV 1 1
warmer than in the sameraonib, in 1798,1 Cruz, 38 day
iUth cf 2oveuiber.
briu L'Azema, Laulhe, Vera
, bound to Bordeaux put in
ijwhicli year, uie icver couunueu until Uie here j disties. with part ot her carj:o,coi,-
siiting of tobacco aud sarsaparilla. Sailed
from the port of Vera Ciuz, on the-1 1th o
Vuust, with a valuable caago on board.
!2xperieiiced linht and variable winds, un
til we. anived otf Raya lionda, in the .Isl
and of Cuba, on the 3d Sept. At 7 o'clock
in the morning of iliat day, saw a sail, di
recting her couise towards us ; af S, made
her out to be a schooner, win".- ii, ly her su-
Charleston, September 13.
' On Saturday last sbVENTY-SiX VI
PATKS were landed from the Grampus,
iud given ii;to custody of the Marshal. Ve
Joubtiiot they willrineet, with their deserts.
To Capt. UrksoryV ami the ollkeis and
crew ol ine Grampus, the greatest praise i
dire for their vigilance In protecting our
commerce, and paiticulnrly for the capture
of the Palmyra) alias Pane fill a, which has
been notoi u.us fur her depredations on A
mcrican tonnnerce. It isfo be hoped that
"the" owner of vessels, and captains' who
have been captured or plundered by thi
veel, will forward their statements in or
Ctr that justice may h ive its course.
cerdt d in muking preparations for han a in
them After torturing them in this wav
for some time, and perceimng that their
sufferings if ere extreme, and that even the
aspect of deaihcoidd extract nothing more
from them, they let go the ropes, and re
stored them to fife. They then commen
ced plundering all they could find on deck,
next, precisely at half past three o'clock,
P. M. ; equipped agreeably to the regula
if the nature of the intervening land be
found to admit the practicability of such a
'nrnrlf ,T iai. T - , . 1.
oil the route wMrh . rxm. a irpnpmliJ t,ons of thc Company, in W IN I ER Uni
low and flat ; and such an one, we should I for,m un,eSi drains, in which case yon will
CUMVING & ArnUFFIE.
AcctHints received in this city, (says the
CiiarSetou I'dtriot,) state that alter the re
If,i.e of col. Cuuiminj, in No.rth Carolina,
Air. iMrUutlie proposed to fiht him on the
I'ncJ ur 3d inst. To this proposal, it is said,
col. Cummin? objected on account of fa
tijue, and offered fo meet hun on the 4th.
Mr. iM'Duflie, in reply, statetMhat as the
challenged party, he had the right of choos
in the time of meeting, and if his propo
sition was out acceded to he would causider
himself as penally discharged from any fur
ther notice of the business. ' The propo
sal not being finally accepted by col. Ciun
mintr, Mr. .M'Dullie left the place, and ar
rived at Greenville, S. C. on the 5th inst.
The next day. col. Gumming reached there
and po&ted Air. APDufiie, who treated his
antagonist, we learn, in the same manner.
Both gentle-men then started for their homes
aud thus rests the ulfjir for the present.
CUA1MING &lvri)UFFIE.
These gentlemen, it appears,! have re
turned ffom their second excursion without
i.u engagement. We have been favored
with letters containing minute relation of ha-i, besides a tiuuk and bundle of old plate
the prpvateer passed under our. stern, and
the cabtain ennuiriim ol" the officer what
-i- i i . i i.. I t - o
penor sailing, was nearly up wuu.usat nan ltf jiad yone was answered, that thev had
. t ..I.I I. .1. . . . .1 . ! . ' - . -:
jirtsi'i, ciiiiiwuii ine vniu whs very iiui,
at half past 10, she tiied a gun and hoisted
the American Ua. 1'erceiving tliat we had
no chance of escaping her, we hove to, and
hoisted our flag. At 11 o'clock, she fired
a second un, which compelled os to sf-ind
towards her, although w considered her a
suspicious vessel, particiilarly as we per
ceived she had two carriage guns, and a
platform for one in the middle of the deck.
She had apparently about 50 men on board
Rangii:j: to the windward of us, she ordered
us to hoist oiit our boat, and come on hoaid
of her. with our papers; which was com
plied! with. At the same time demanding
where we were from, what was cur cargo,
and if' we had an) passengers. As our mate
was approaching her, she dispatched a b jiit
to meet ours, manned vith ten men, mostly,
appearing to be' officers, and all Sj atiMid-',
a 1 a 1
nrnied witii sabers and daggers; w-no nn
boarded us, and demanded 'h;- ;; reader
of all the gold and siUer we h;iU oti board ;
on which condition alone it?ey w..jid allow
us to pioceed : and at the same time obser
ving, if we attempted to conceal a single
dollar, the captain of the privateer would
coaie on board,'and kill every ope of us
At the same moment the captain hailed his
olficer, and ordered him to stand in for the
land, and prepare to anchor at the first con
venient place, where they would burn us it
we did not surrender all the gold and silver
we had on board. Under these alanuing
circumstances, and in order to save our' ves
sel aud caigo, wf gave up all the specie we
presume, as would render an inter-oceanic I appear without arms, ' accoutreme nts, or
uniform. . By order,
frt cle, in ibe ; cun.bouse, mA. of ,he Tv" TE John StrCCt. 0:S.
rotnriti-.ir.. ....-..nn U fT.... r.t. - ' J utuii iiui tLiv.iioi.t, nt uiu nut I
viiiuiiuii" uiiiioiuii, nuu iuc t:ui'u& til uif? i . . . . : . . . i
capiat and crew, leaving every thing in Se eut W.fc ou??Ive tonng his stay j Saturday, ept. 28th, 1122.
tli n't H;nr,w u'hif- ti,.,c iTi town or our inquiries would have enabled ; : r
.t. J ! ... 1 y I US to Pive a morp nartirnla" nsrrintionrtf
-. - -? ---- r r -y
tU 1t ! :i t i I
mc isniHJus. j mis general cnaracierf now
ever, may be understood from 'the above,
and from Iris denominating it, as through
out an ague and fever country, of which he
had good evidence, hying detained some
time jOn that road by the sickness.
A letter from a gentleman in Middle-
done nothing more, lie then advised our
captain to leave the coast immediately as
he should remain there, and we had better
not fall into his hands a third time, fie
stated, that the day before he was off the j
IT. " '.! t I I J I II- I .
uavana. wnere ne nao e.xcnangeo ms Doat, town.Y MdAaavs. " tl.r thp lnncrf i;v.r . - i7,
as we had already perceived. He also in- hn Wnshinafon r.nnnt nr Mlml,rlJ IVlUlA Lib aLViXlVA U VilX
founed tis that he had consorts out, which
we might fall in wiih, ,biit from which we
had nothing to fear, as they wonid not
troulile us this he repeated several times,
hut in. a manner that was rather calculated
to excite our suspicion. In passing to w ind
ward, he ordered his officer , to require of
our captain, an inventory of the articles
they had taken from us y which was com-
iilitxJ witti TIto rirat"mu n fTi ro r loft no
..V.u ....... . III. I.U.lU. IV'. J ,
we could perceive that she had not so many
such a drought ; it is thought that corn will
nt average two bushels to the acre, and
from the great scarcity of hay and straw, and Children's
stock, must suffer most severely. - :
Petersburg, September 24.
frost.-Yesterday morning came a visi
tor, rather unlookedfor though not altoge
ther unwelcome- a considerable Frost,
Should the air continue at its present de
gree of temperature, its salutary and bia-
H AS just received from Philadelphia, a
general assortment of Men's. Youth's
s
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION-
-mkn's, women's'
AND CHILDREN'S
men on board, as when tliey tirst boarded ! cing fleets will soon become apparent in
fits ') M f I 'stfii'i.irr 1 1 tlura tr'inenhAnfl l-i Ar I 1 L. I . . . n .. . . n . C .! ' Z . .....
had no tlag whatever hoisted. All these I and neighborhood.
circumstances, and particularly the threats
made to us, determmeu the captain to make j At the moment when thousands are dv-
for Charleston, or the first port we" could j ing of famine in Irelan id, there are six mil-
yei m in me unneu oiaies, in oruer 10 re1
OF ALMOST EVER1T DESCRIPTION.
And a few cases Ladies and Misses
Straw Bemuds, 7
Which he offers for sale,-at his Store in
Craven-street, next door to Mr. T. W,
Pittman's, at reduced prices, for Cash.
- September 24, 1822. -36tf
lions of bushels of foreign wheat in the go
pair damhges and continue his voyage. j vernment warehouses; prohibited bv their
While on board tie brig, some ot the pn- J corn laws for sale or grinding : and the har- I "WlnltMMT I'trfrrti TifttMrf
valPPN rlli- It 'ICcurluil tlint t ll Pi; llnt f!lt rlav 1 .f r. .1 k.i -I - f Ir. r-i rr I . -4 tliol mkn'it !. I ' . " . .
r ft? wr
as cheap, in ionaon as at new lork or
Philadelphia.
previous taken an American ship, atul mur
dered thq whole of the. crew, with the ex-
ciri'IMIlStanCf i ullirll tir.VntPl ihir SMMrii! f
meeiin', and a copy of colonel Cumming's
h-nidbill posted in Augusta but as wr
t.'iiiik quite enough has been said upon the
-ibect aheady , and as there will doubtless,
statements and counter statements iii
ajutiJ.mce. it will be sufficient to say that
t'kr the arrest of colonel Cumminj, a iiv
jlace and time of meeting was to be ap
panted Upon this point thev could not
,-jnd separated, Air. M'Dulne taking
J, in-, litie of march for Greenville, w here
W'opp.'d for a sliirt time, and col. Coin
on,' following. Here the latter gentle-
da 1 jt.isted the former as an '.equivocating
? !;) Ird and base coward i" Underneath
l! Air. .M'Ouflie added in another haud
t: I. a' recrimination up"n cd. pummiug.
Tue litter proceeded to Augusta, where he
ajini potted Mr. M'Duffie as befpre, and
ai,i a promise of producing to the public
i'a I rv of the transaction. Savannah
wi"i. j
.nnountiug to about 155 p.ainds in weight.
Besides, twenty-five watches, 14 of which
eption qi the Carer.t.T, wjio was woun
ded by them.; and a boy ; and it was
well for tliem they were not Americans,
or they would all have been put to death.
But this is supposed to have been without
foundation, -and was probably uttered with
a view to intimidate the crew of the. brig.
The Governor of New-Jersey has certi
fied as true a list of eighty-four persons,
nominated as candidates: lor representa
tives from New-Jersey, in the eighteenth
Congress of the United Males.
; Barron Harris, sen. of Rockville, offers
himself a candidate for the next General
CHARLESTON, SEPT. I 8.
FROM ST. I HoMAS.
U'e learn from Capt. Ciiaz il, of the Ca
r 'I.ih Ann, arrived yeterday morning from
J iiM'ira and St. Thomas ; that it was re
lried at the latter place when he Iefr, that
f the arrival at St. JuhiiV(Porlo Uico) of
wounded men from tiie brig Pauchita,
aas Palmyra, the man who had his leg
a a;utal :-d, was lrtid in the most public pan
ti city, for the purpose of exciting the
hp'ilace against the Americans in port,
10 were in consequence compelled to keep
ce, until the arrival of the U. S. sloop of
't Cyane, Cant. Spence, which happened
, u.iys after. Capt. S. demanded ihe re
of all the American vessels that had
e! captured by the Spanish cruizeis, and
that he had orders to detain all such
u.f rs hich hemiyht fall in with.
Uurkrtg al St. Thomas were dull
trai American vessels in pert. Lturtir
PIRACY.
Jh
her carao. Not satisfied with this, thev
made a very rigorous search, during which
they found a few dollars, which axaspera
ted them very much, and induced them to
continue their search, although without suc
cess. Tne amount ofSpecie thus civ en up.
i . - r . e
s nei you may vote lor me n you
don't, you may let it alone." Ft. D. If
I am elected, Vll send my son.
Edward Coles, Esq. late of Virgina, is
elected Governorof the Stateof Illinois, by
FROM FRANCE Bv the brmOak.
were gold, and 1 1 of silver, beint' a part of I arrived atBoston, from Havre, we have I Assembly of Maryland ; " If you choose,
received our Pans papers to the 1st of Au
gust inclusive. A very animated debate
took place in the French Chamber of Dep
uties on the 31st of July, in respect to the
commercial relations of France with the
new Southi American States, and the re-
was 22l dollars, besides 1700 belonging cognition qf their independence. The Op-1 a majority of 500 votes over Judge Philips;
to a paisen-er. Captain Laulhe now hail- position quoted what had been recently I and Daniel P. Cook is returned for Con-
eJ tlie captain ot tlie privaieer, requesting said by the Britis.li Ministry in Parliament,
him to allow the brig to proceed on her touching the commercial policy of Great
voyage, according to his piomise, with the Britain as to South America ; and begged
that France might not lag behind England
nor allow that power to gel. possession of
the South American trade.1 The Minister
of the Marine replied, that the commerce
of France with the new American states,
was free and protected by the French navy,
and did not-require 'the recognition of their
independence to be so. " As to politico
e particulars of another most outm-
T arf . Piracy, in the cae of the
r,"fi hrii I .v .,..o n.:n 1 r,.....,i
m:nne head. These reiterated outra-
JJP0" the defenceless merchant, vessels
t; ' Civuzed nations, must surely arouse
' LeguiIIlHles t,r Kuro.,e jo n sense of
"If ( a., . ' ...!..
. --.i-i, u nol 0 a Qlie rP,,arfj or men
v..
'IV
ntien we mav boo, tit kh ifiio imi
j 1 - --
example set bv the American
H!vTllnlen,, Wuoe ortlfr l'ave beeno
inuJ0 Uk our gallant little Navy.
lW 1 'S. dune, those free-booters "r.!
"t In.lia sas will be sweni frmn ih
crUra,Ui lhe.h ,rtJ.v raariuer may pursue
-"isaiety. Mia.
rest of his cargo. The answei was, that
he was himself at era Cruz,, at the time
we were loading, and that he knew very
well that; he had gold and silver on board,
and that consequently he was determined
to make further search; aud should he
make the smallest disco v try of monej', he
ordered his officers to cut off our heads
without the least compunction, and to set
the vesel on fire immediate!'. They thus
continued their searches until three quar
ters past two o'clock; when they hailed the
schoonej and stated that they could fi;id
nothing more. The captain of the priva
teer then ordered his officer to send him a
hawser, with which he waiped his ve5 1 !
along side of us, at 3 o'clock. They th V
ordered the officers and passengers into tne
cabin, and began to break open our hatrh-
.1 ' i . .t .. 1 1
es ; lliey loOK. OUl kZ seioous oi tutumrui.
and Uo seroons of indigo, and plundered
us of other goods belonging to the o&cers
of the brif as w;!l as some of our sads.
cordage. Sic. This scene of robbery lasted
until! half past 4 o'clock, when finding no
thing else Of value to them, they sent back ;
" .... ..in.
to us; our mate, who had been detain ca an
this time On board the privateer, with the
papers of the vessel, and left us with orders
to pursue pur course, they steering for the
land. On- leaving us . they sent our boat
adrift. Ini this distressed situation, it was
decided that we should make for Havaiina,
in order to : obtain new sails aud to repair
the losses, we had sustained. On the 5th
Sept.jat fio'clock in the morning, the wind
beiniT; light: from ihe eastward, and nearly
a calm, directing our couise lor the Hava
na, according to our previous determination
on ih 3d inst. and then being off pe
Cabanas, we percrived a sail near the shore,
apparently ;diieciug her course for us,
which: soouiproved to be correct, for at 8
o'clock, he was approaching us rapidly
At 9 o'clock she fired a gun to which we
did not pay. any regard; at half past 9 she
fired another, and put out her boat. At
this time we discovered that i! was the same
schooner that bad plundered us two day
recognition, the King of r rance,'the rela
tion, friend and ally of the King of Spain,
could not acknowledge the independence
of colonies,1 ; which had broken off from the
mother country. His Majesty must, be
fore, have an understanding with the King'
of Spain, lis ally. There might be more
advantage iii pursuing the opposite course,
but there would be no good laith." The
member who introduced the topic was fre
quently interrupted, and the Minister of
the Marine, at brst refused to answer the
questions propounded as to captures of:
French vessels sailing from the indepen
dent ports of America.-
. Washington Gazette.1
rhllr.delihi, September 20.
The packet ship Unicorn, .M'Kown, ar
rived at the Lazaretto last evening, in 40
day's passage from Liverpool, with a full
cargo of dry: goods; 6zc. !
Extract of a letter per packet ship Unicorn, da
jed Liverpool 8ih August, 16-2.
" The sale of Cotton, during the last few
days, have not been quite so limited as
might have ,been supposed, from the quiet
and dull state of the market ; but in Upland
and New-Orleans, they have generally been
at a reduction of per lb. from the former
prices. The buyers of Sea Island have not
been able to establish the reduction of per
lb. submitted to at the last public sales. In
Tobacco, there is.no alteration. In Naval
Stores, there is no change. The accounts
of the London Grain Market, quote a re
duction of 3s pr. qr. on all descriptions of
Wheat. .The last market-day, about 830
quarters of neir wheat were offered, the
quality add condition of wbjcb, were in
gress by a majority of about 200 votes oyer
Mr. M'Lean.
Edmund Law, Esq. formerly of Wash
ington City, has been appointed bv the
Governor and Council of Florida,', territo
rial Judge for the Eastern division of the
territory.
l$avt of 4 jt&fcmu
; , . r4
JRIUVED,
Schooner "Craven, Sparrow, St. Lucia; Mo
lasses, H. Carrawav.
CLEARED,
BrigLittIe John, . ' Willis, Trinitlad.
Catpt. Sparrow, f'om St. Lucia, reports the
brig- KuVin, Capt. Tha'xter, as having touched
at that place on the 30th Aug. from whence she
sailed for the leeward markets. Brig Oiiuipiad,
Westernfrom Georgetown. niched at .St. Darts
on the 4th Sept. and sailed for St. Thomas. Left
at StJLvicia, sh'r. Four Brothers, Smith, fromj
Picto, JSova Scotia, when to sail uncertain.
Newbcm Academy.
ri THE Exercises of this Institution will
m. be resumed on Monday the 7th of Oc
tober. The Trustees have pleasure in sta
ting that Mr. Freeman continues as Prin
cipalj assisted by Mr. Due r and Mr. At
M0BE. ' . .'-.': '
September 28. '
j Dancing' 1 School
MR. WILLIAM II CLA V respectful
ly informs the Ladies and Gentle
men of Newbern and its vicinity, that he
purposes returning, to commence a '
Dancing School
the ensuing winter, hoping to meet with
the patronge he has heretofore received.
Those ladies and gent lemen who were regu
lar pupils last winter, can attend at half
price! ; and all gentlemen who wish only
to have the, .privilege of visiting the School,
and dancing as they may feel inclined,
with the advantage of the Practising Balls,
will only pay ftalf price. There will also
be a Night School for young gentlemen.
The School will commence in December.
September 22, 1822 36tf.
Articles.
Uacon
Beef
Butter
Bees-Wax
Brandy, French
do. Apple .
' do. Peach
Corn,
Cotton,
Coffee
Cordage
Candles
Flour, .
Flaxseed
Feathers
Gin Holland
r1. Country
Grass 10 by 12
8 by 10
Per
Iron,
n
12
country bar
Russia
Swedes
Nail Hods
Castings
Lumber Flooring
Inch boards
Square Timber
Pine Scantling
Shingles, 22 inch
Stavcs,W.O. hhd.
do. K. O. do.
do. W. O.bbl.
HeadingiW. o.hhd
Lard ' '
-
Lead, bar
white, dry
ground in oil
Leather, soal
upper
Meal,
Molasses
Oil, Castor
Linseed
Fish
Naval Stores, Tar
Pitch
Hosin
Turpentine
do. Spirits
ib.
rail.
bhl.
cwt.
lb.
cwt. j 13
Ib.
bbl.
buli.
Ib.
ail.
D. C. J. C.
10 VZ
25 '35
32 35
2 40 .
45 ! 50
75 83
3 23 3 50
10 1 1 .
27i 29
j()ft.'
lb.
M ft.
6
4
1000
Pork, cargo
mess n
Peas, Black eyed
Rice
Hum, Jamaica
W.I.
American
Salt, Allum
Fine
Loaf .
Lump .
Brown
Steel, Blistered
German
Tallowy
Wine, Madeira
' Tenerifie -
Sherry
Port
Whiskey
Suar,
Ib.
cwt.
lb:
bn.srf.
gall,
bot'l.
gall
bbl.
gall.
bbl.
bosh,
cwt.
gall.
bush.
lb.
cwt.
lb.
cwt.
gall.
14
8
18
3
1
121
7
7
25
9
16
17
is
50
SO
40
23
45
25
30
5
6
C
7
5
50
50
45
40
5i)
10
1
1
.1
1
1
1
12
14
3
1
10
,30
25
50
35
25
25
35
15
30
10
73
30
50
80
50
35
45
70
65
18
16
10
18
16
10
20
10
1
21
10
10
60
12
13
3 50
15
3-
1
J
60
60
none.
40
1
1
1
15
4
1
40
20
73
25
13
10
85
75
20
18
15
20
V75
,.-'.