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he had raved two Englifit 'hips from pitilltiag it the ice, and refufed a ring of very great v.,lue which the Englifb preffed him to accept, becaufe with German integrity, he thought it not con fillent to he paid for a good action. From Ode& we learn, that the number n !hangers who arrive, and many of whom fettle th:re, increafes daily. We have alio received letters from Gibraltar to the 7th init. inclulive. which we fubjoin. GIBRALTAR, APRIL 4. " Our laft accounts from Malta, received by the Prevoyante, which arrived on the ift infant, Bate that the indignation of the Miltefe was 1 great on the arrival there of the Commiffioner from the Grand Mailer, that he ran Come rilk of being torn in pieces by the populace, had he not taken fhelter at the French Minifier's houfe. In a few hours afterwards, bills were privately fuck up all over the town, declaring that the inhabi• tants were refolved to put the Grand Mailer to death in four hours after his arrival, if ever he fhould prefume to land in the ifland ; and that they were determined never to fuffer any foreign power but the Britills to have poIle&on of the place ! Alas ! how ignorantly do they talk ! The Spaniards have of late been incroafing eonfiderably their naval force in the Bay, under the pretence of preventing fmuggling from this place into Spain. " The French alto are making exertions to in creafe their naval force in the Mediterranean. By the laft accounts from Toulon we learn, that they are there paying as high as four livres 1 foot for fhip timber, and ufing great exertions to fupply tlaemfelves with naval foxes. " APRIL 7.—On the sth, the DRAGON, Pat- VOYAMTE, EXPEDITION, and ALLIGATOR, failed for England, with a number of merchant !hips in company. " By an Englith brig (the Albionefe), in eight days from Genoa, we learn, that Sono French troops embarked there five weeks ago for St. Do mingo ; they were fo unwilling to embark, that they were obliged to (hoot two of them, as an ex ample to the red, before they could be induced to go on board•—So much for French volunteering, of which they boaft fo much ! "The VICTOILIZOSS brig arrived here yefierday, with the mails from Lilbon. Dr. Noorm, Phyfi cian General to the Garrifon, and his famdy, came paffengers in her. " Some French Tads have lately touched here from Marfeilles, on their way to Lonifiana ; they were all crowded with palengers. Three ladies, in company with tome Officers, landed from one of the (hips; the ladies were all dreffed in men's clothes, look trowfers, great coats, and round hats, in which drefs they appeared on the public parade at guard mounting, with the moll perfea saw cbalance." Yeßerday morning, loon after eight o'clock, his MiIjESTY, accompanied by his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cum n► and attended by Gen. GWY NMI, rode cut horfeback to Kew. His May &ITT Teemed very much pleated to find the Palace in fuch a forward Rate. The KCMG returned to the Queen's Houle about half after one o'clock, foun afar which the Right Honourable the CHANCiu- Loa of the Excusoyst came, and had a private audience of his Majesty for near three hours. Yeiterday evening the Spanifh Ambafrador had an audience of an hour of Lord HAWK as itil v. in Downing-ftreet, to whom he (hewed his credentials. Sir C. A soit.s. fet off ye nerds, to take the com mand of the army in the Limerickdißriaof Ireland. Two companies of the gad regiment, which had been in barracks at Ayr fince their return from Egypt, are gone to Glafgow. The Ayribire Mi litia, at prefent under the Command of Sir DAVID Hut ran &ma, replace them at Ayr. Major TAYLOR, late Aid-dc-camp to Lord Hurcniuson in Egypt, arrived in town lall night from Ireland. Lady N left town this morning for her houfe in Leicefterfhire. The Earl of LA UDIRDAte and Lord MAI T landed at Dover from Calais on Monday. His Lordfhip goes to Edinbugh, where he means to Rand a Candidate for the vacant feat in the Scotch Peerage. A letter from an Officernf the gth Regiment tohis Friend in Edinburgh,dated Bombay, July 23, t ftos. My Dear Fried—Ws left Mangalore on the iv! May, our Regiment being called to Ilanbay, where we did not flay is month before we were ..rdered on favlce in the hfakratta country, where no ark& troops ever were before. We were coiled to fettle, difpute that happened bawl:taro Princes in that country. Welted a fatiguing march after ourianding; we marched above too miles up the country to a patron called Rada. very facing, and a number of batteries about a ginner of a mile front the garrifint very lamely fortified, bade, a camp that lay round the fort, caner of lo,noo troops. Our number conftßed of raw Europeans and eco fogeys. They are well difciplined troops, and natives of the eintstry. We lay apinft the garrifon front the lift till the salt of April. when, ns the morning of the 30th, about two o'clock, the whole line were or &red to fall Into order, to march down and Rona theme-works and encampment, although Is Inferior In number to the enemy. We arrived juR at day-break within eon yards of the works, when we gave them three cheers, and advanced on under a beery Ire of both round and grapebotbeltdrerneflectry. The mune (truck up, " &ism/Far aria.* We dam Inarelbed on to the attack ; and by a quarter pail nine in the morning we were wafters of all the mat-works and encampment 1 can afore you it was a finest day's work, hem half pail four in the morning till a quarter palate In the evening; nothing but grape Rat, found rockets, and m on both Ms, bcfides plenty of fdvaing. I had the mfil6etune to be wounded at the begin ning of the adieu In the groin, but I have Ana got recovered. The pram was furrendered to us in eve days after, and every' thing Is fettled. We had but a [mail number alma troop killed esil wearied potiderlig the enemy's tOprioe form" I . 4IIIICAL INTELLIGENCE. ,Y.-WIND N.W. MAILS THIS DI ♦tt. PVC. Dublin o z I Haehbargh Vac 1 4 .061 0 41Du ch Ficach 0 AIM DOC I I 0 o Pt v , Antic stre..ame in the Doati, of 36 guns, Captain Pit.ution, from a cruise, with imprard Men for the legit; and the Potty MAR° , of t 8 guns, Captain Nevi tta, fom Poole. Yeßeniay evening, the PLANTA GE NN T, of 74 um. Cat trio HAMMOND. weighed anchor and laird forTor ,iy, , to join the *adroit of obfaration forming there for .lannci ferrite. Post smotrrn, Amu. s7.—Saki the Lord Caillereagh, —; and the Earl Howe, Burrows, for the Fait Indies. SLIMINESS. APRIL 17. The VLltTallt, Captain RINOW, has arrived from Chatham, and remains at Stockfishes; the CRUIZEII, Captain HANCOCI, has alto arrived from Leith; the Ms NOTAOR has gone out of harbour to the Great Nore, and if paid to-day.—The BaILLIANT,FAVORITI, and CAIETE ar: ordered to be fitted, and to be put in CommilDon.--Another of the men who were drowned from the Hu SIAIL ; has been picked up and interred here. Mittel/I, A tat t 23.—0 n Tuefday night lift the brig Ca therine, of London, BIOTTOW mailer, from Caernarvon, bound to London, laden with notes, was wrecked at the en trance of this harbour, and two men and a boy, pa Tenger., were loft; the molter with much difficulty gained the Chore. Arrived here the Fleece, of Plymouth, Lewis mailer, from Liverpool for Plymouth; the Sir Edward Pcliew, &mums, from Bide ford, for New Brunfwick; and the Hibernia, GI 1.311011,c.fr0m Liverpool for Cork. Livia/eft, Avast sy...Capt. Lowe. of the Betfey, fmm Lifbon,on the sd Ina. (paktum Adventure, of Leith, from 'Vir ginia to Rotterdam, in lat. 00. 1. long. 13. 4--Capt. Wills, of the Shepherdefs, on the isth left (poke the ladultry, Vickery, sad Okada Carter,Tonsktna, in tat. 30. long. 13.10. from bents to Vlrginisont r 3 days —Tat Thorns% Pinee, failed with the Thomas, Tobin, from Bouncy, about the 7th of January. FROM LLOYD's LIST. DUAL, APRIL S7.—Sailed the Oorfetittire, Ceylon, Pm-Ron an d H o pe, —, for the EaR Indies; and the reit of the out ward bound on their readier voyages..—Wind N. E. G AAAAA [WC Aratt 'l7 —Pared by Tellicherry. —, from Bengal ; Wm. NW% —, from Beifalt ; Ea*, —, from Carrafey; St. Andrea,—,Rom Hart ;William, Slbbie, from Grenada: Fame.Andafes, from Hamborgh; Kitty, Redrnayne, from St. Kites ; Kingiton, Stevens. for New York ; Race Hock, —. from Cephalonia; Hero, Atkins, from Lifbon ; Mari ner, Curtis, from Mentkrratt ; Thames, ; Parr ot:tate, Tvrefdale ; and Warner Conic, Bonar, from China. —Sailed the Literals% Francis. for Conitanduople ad Bri tannia yacht, for Priem Edward's Mad. A aavto....Off Softballs% Melvin, Carr, from Sierra Leona—At Drifted. Kaska% litheridga, from St Vincent's; and Forms. Orem, from Tourism—At Herflake, Mount Royal Sagas kliasen, Brown ; end Carrier, Volga. from Liverpael. Ds" Sees, front St.-PAM:biers • and Polly, W~ebb t from New Tork—At Clyde , Betfey, F;efett. from Virginin—ArTenaillfe, hilinerva,Tbampton; Gratitude. Seat; and Reba% DeDnont. from Landow—At Madeira, Trident. Weak Raba's. ; Heifer% Lesion ; Doke of Brad% Beaks ; and Cakes% from Leedom—Ai L eg . from. Lady Ann, Mardi; Hewes. M'lver ; and Aid, —, from London—At Naples, roman f ro m Liverpool— At :' Gina. (Lows from Livetual—At An tigua, Lightfoot. Wake ., has L i —, verpool...At Trinidad, Ac tive, Milk% from Leads% DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The Lymt, for the capture of the Amerkao fhip Pegafue, 1. ill be paid se Thatfday the sth of May. at No. 7, Wallbroolg. The lodehtlphle and Cleopatra, for the capture of t►e Hope, win be paid at No. 3, Sake& Han -court, Canooo-ftreet, t is day, the oath kit The Asko, for the capture orate Spent& gun boats El Car ver, sod is. Trois Henoroals, will be paid at the fame time and pima. The Relines, ALLAN, from Newell' for imam, Ls loft ow Boat. -7- 714.bUlte of Kan, P*iav, from Liverpool for the WeA ladies, ia loft at flora ; crew Caved. The brig George, COWN2IIOI, of UVWIOIIOI, W2S wrecked at Porto Santo on z yell March, nothing laved : every exertion war sled by the Grawasor of that ifland, the Malta, and Mate, without (acre's. The br ig Je Ima. -••••••,, from the Havanna to Cowes and a foultit•wM a cargo Of faro, put into New York on the loth of March In diftrefs. baying been otv Sore on Florida Reef, an/ receive/ fame damage In her hull, fails,and Agent. Yellerday difpatches were received at the Ad. miralty from Admiral Gamma, Commander in Chief on the Newfoundland Ration, which Rate that the force under his command was in a very healthy condition. Am ingil the Officers who attended at the Ad. mlralty this morning were Capt. Dicss, Captain BLACKWOOD, and Capt. COI ITN Apc This day the men belonging to the CNs►rowt aa lately paid off at Woolwich, received at the Navy Office all the pay due to them from fueh other lisps as any of them had ferved in before. The MIDOTAVt. of 74 guns, is at the Noce, completely manned. Her crew were paid in ad vance yellerday. She is under orders to proceed immediately to Torbay, whither the Seurat and Raisowasce will follow in three or four days. The Cuicassua. of 44 ions, was yefterday put into commiffion. and is o rdered sobs vidualled and Rored for three months. The VICTORIOUS, of 74 guns. is gone into Lif bon to be repaired before the proceeds to England. but will not be broke up there as has been re porteJ. Yefterday the following Gentlemen attended at the India Houfe, and were (wont into the com. mand of their refpeftive (hips, viz. Captain Two ices Morriss'', of the (kip General Stuart. con• figned to Madeira, Madras. and Bengal ; and Capt. Cirri. GILAINAM of the fhip Tigris, con figned to Madciraand Bengal. Yefterday Mr. Davao Limos•v ' the purfer of the Hon . Eaft India Company's (h ip the Europe. Capt. WM. GILSTOII, attended at the India-houfe. and received his final difpatches for the govern ments of Fort St. George and Bengal, with which he immediately proceeded to the Downs. to join the Paid (hip. We have the pleafurs to flats that the Hon. Eat! India Company's (hip the Travers, Captain Taos. SAUNDIIIII4 arrived at Columbo on the ad of November, with a detachment of his Majefty's 6sth regiment, confifting of aos men ; (be was to fail for Bombay the 7th November. Accounts have been received at Lloyd's, from France, that the Poreher, an arms India (hip, taken in the mouth of the Bay of Bengal. and carried into the tile of France. has been condemned by the Council of Prises at Paris. The Porcher was cap. cured within the period fixed by treaty, when 'teals taken (hould be reftored ; but the captors were apprifed of the conclufion of Peace. The Porcher was a prise of intimate value, little ikon of ace:wool. L4IP INTALLIGENCE. COURT OF KING', BENCH, APRIL s•. This being the firft d.y of Eager Term, the Judges commenced the bufinefs of the refpetlive Courts with the accuflomed folemnities. Mr. Campbell made his report of the Rate of the conviCts employed on the River Thames, Wiiol wich Warren, and other places. It appeared they were, with very few exceptions, in perted health. The report Rated, that feveral of the men on beard the Prudentia, who had been conviiled of a mu tiny, had particularly dillinguithed themfelves by their good conduit. THE DOCTOR •ND THE ♦POTHkCARY. Mr. ERSXIIII moved for leave to file a criminal information againfl a gentleman of the name of O'Reiley, late furgeon in the 16th Regiment of Cavalry. The profecutor is a Dr. Mingay. Both thefe gentlemen refide in the town of Windfor.— They are both children of fElculapins, the one being an apothecary, and the other a phylici.in A Ihort time ago Dr. Mingav was fent to vifit a Mr. Clode (we believe an officer in the i6th dra goons). He wrote a prefcription, which lie fent to Mr. O'Reilcy's to be made up. The latter not having the lame opinion of the cafe, did not fol low his inftruetions, but fubffituted other medicines, which he judged were mole fit to be adminillered. Dr. Mingay was a good deal incenfed when he heard of this, laid that he could not he anfwerable for the efficacy of mixtures, the compolition of which he did not know, and ordered his preferip firms for the future to be carried to another labo ratory. This news coming to the ears of Mr. O'Reiley, he confidered himfelf as perfonallv infulted, and immediately wrote the following' letter to Dr. Mingay " Sit, Jan. to, 1803 " The unjuitiflable and unwarrantable liberty )ou have taken with my chandler, in coofequence of the imfunacritanding be tween you and me, demands, on your pan, full explanation. I de fi re you will ap point the time and place where the in. rite of the difpute may be difcuffed ; for I and it accelfary to pat a flop to the unbridled licence of your tongue. No one &all vilify with impunity the charaacr of " Jour CeRRILZT." The letter lint by Dr. Mingay in anfwer to this Rated, that he had never meant to offend him, and reminded him of fome thins which proved that by his friendly o ffi ces he had f ormerly done him confi derable fervice. The parties loon after this met ac cidentally, when the apothecary exclaimed, 46 You d—d cowardly fcoundrel, if you do not with to go back with me to my houfe, and wait with me till I have got my pißols,and go with me to Long Walk, I will port you for a coward." Do•Ror Mingay took no notice of him, but he afterwards met him, armed with his piftols,and intercepting him in his path. Dr. Mingay found it the more necelfary to apply for the interference of the Court, as be had every reafon to fear his life was in danger, and that the Defendant was Rill purfuing his malicious courfe.—Rule granted. VYFORTUMATS FRACAS AT PO AAAAA D. Mr. Jetty's moved for writs of bake:: colas to the Jailor of Dorfet, to bring up the bodies of Mr. Wood and Mr. Hafting:. who flood charged on the Coroner's Inqueft with murder ; and alfo for writs of certiorari to remove the depofitions taken before the Coroner, and the examinations before the Magifirates. he gentlemen on whole behalf he made this motion, he Rated, were officers of his Majelly's (hip l'Aigle ; and the cafe arofe out of the unfortunate tranfaflion which took place on the ad of April lag, between part of the crew of that (hip and the inhabitants of the ifle of Portland. —ln the inqueß which had been taken before the Coroner on the view of the bodies of the three men who had unfortunately fallen, the Jury had re tained a verdia of wilful murder, not only againa the Lieutenant of the prefs gang, but alto againft the Captain, and all the perfons of the crew, who were prefent. He founded his motion on feveral affidavits which he would detail to the Court. He accordingly read the affidavits of Lieut. Halting% of L'Aigle, of Capt. Wolfe, of Lieutenants Smith and Salmon, and of feveral of the crew ; but as they aU agreed in Rating the fame outline of faEb. without detailing each affidavit, we Mall Rate the particulars as given by them alL—Lieut. Hafting' depofed, that on the IR of April he received or ders fret% Capt. Wolfe, to board the' Chips in Port land Road, in order to imprefs feamen ; that fet ing a boat and fix men leave one of the finis% he purfued them on 'bore ; the men in the boat went to the village of Chain, he followed them, they were there joined by 3s or 4o of the inhabitants ; Tome of them came towards him, and alked him what he wanted He rephed, to imprefs (earnest. They (wore he fltoold not do it, and ufed a great deal of infulting language. Finding that he had not Itrength fuffiesent to cope with them, he re turned on board his Ihip, and told Capt. Wolfe, that if he fent a fironger party, it was probable he would get as many (cameo as he wanted. The de ponent then went to Weymouth to get an Imre& Warrant from the Mayor, and having procured it. he went to the Hall, where he was tad. he would find fix conßables to affilt him, but he found only one. and he was fo drunk as to be incapable of any (orrice. The deponent went again to the ifland of Portland ; but the mob threw (tones at his boat's crew, and finding he could do nothing, he returned on IsCrard. Capt. Wolfe gave him diredions to be ready again the next morning. He went on (bore the next day; the Captain and a party of marines alto went on &ore. They proceeded to the village of Chifhill. Here he heard two guns fired ; the fea men retreatedto the village °Mallon, and the prefs. gang followed th em. At Eaton, the mob bad af. fembkd in the middle of the village. A ccmftable came forward. and a&ed by what authority they came there ? He bowed the conftable the warrant which he had obtained from the Mafor of Wey mouth. and pointed out to him that part. by which all conftables were required to lend their affiAance. The man replied, " he &could do no fuels thing." and refuted his affiftance. Capt. Wolfe repeatedly told them, that he wanted only the feamen, and advited th e inhabitants to retire. At lalag,theCap taia felted one man, who was armed with a poker, which he took from him. He neat (sited soother, who had a (word; and in the &mile. the pidol which the Captain held in his letEUad acciden tally west of, bat the (hot did no sikeie4 the inurale being pointed to the ground. Immediately the mob fired, and fit of their men were wound , ed ; the marines re'urned the fire, and unfortu nately three of the mob were killed. John Forte/cue Morgan, matter's mate of l'Ai gle, gave the fame account of the tranfaetion.— When they got to E4flon, the mob had ail - milled to the amount of between 2 and Soo, armed with guns, fwords, bludgeons, &c. and laid they would murder the gang if they advanced. Health flared, that it was immediately after the accidental firing of the Captain's pillol that the mob fired upon them, and wounded feveral of their men. Before the firing took place, the mob tiled many alts of :violence, feveral of the clew had received Mcws ; and there was a cry of mark the Captain—" give it to the with the Ihoulder knot." Captain Wolfe, Lieutenants Smith and Salmon alfo concurred in &piling to the fame effect ; to which the latter added this important fad, that upon entering the village, a gun was fired from • window, by which one of their company was wounded, and they had not proceeded tar before another (hot was alfo fired from a window. Mr. Jaiv is hated, that all thefe material fads were corroborated by affidavits of all the crew pre fent, and one from the Surgeon, Hating that the wounds their men had received were gun-ffiot wounds. The Court granted all the motion', both as to bringing up the prifoners, and for removing the proceedings taken before the Coroner, and the depofttious before the Magiflrates. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27. Fifty Pounds by Subfcription tbr 3 yr olds, 711. 41b. 4. yr old, Bft. 71b. and g yr olds, git. D. C. Non Subfcribcrs to pay sgs. entrance. 641. H. Wiaismron's b. R. Walton, 3 yrs old, - • Mr. Watfon's b b. Lignum Vita, s yrs old, Mr. Dis/KRA's eb. k. g 2 ia, 4 yrs old, - • - d Eleven to 8 on Walton. Sweepflakes of loop each, h. ft. for 3 yr olds. Acrofs the Flat. •Ld F. G. Ofb rn's Gulliver, 7ft.3lb. Mr. *Well's Scotia, Bft. Mr. Winne's b. e. by Young Eelipfe, Bft. alb. Mr. Mr: rciell'a Harefoot, 61t. 6lb. Mr. Ladbrokes Julia, 7ft. t3lb. Mr. Whalers Informer, 7ft- 1 3 1 b. Mr. Woe Rafactite's Shock, 7ft.. i • % The Judge could place ocly two. Six to z againa Gulliver -4 tot againa Scotia t to 8 on Young Eclipfe-3 to t againa Harr foot. A Handicap Sweepaakes of lsgs. each. Actors the Flat. Mr. Wkaky's Thebertoe (late Wilkes), 4 )Rs old Sit. ylb. a ' Mr. Howard's Creeper, 3 yrs old, 7ft. 131 b. - a Mr. Howarth's Malta, 4yn old, Sit. 71b. - - 3 141 Sackvilles Pacificator, 4 rapid. vit.stb. - - 4 Thirteen to 8 againa Timbertoe—a to t againa Pacificator. Mr. Watfon's Gaoler. SR. t 21b. beat Sir C. Bon• burg's Orlando, 711. i 11. R. M. wogs. h. ft.— Six to + on Orlando. The green peas at Mr. ST. Gamma CAGLIPIELD's late (upper colt an handred guineas ! The remains of Mr. J. Ai K IN, formerly Stage Manager of Drury-lane Theatre, were interred on Monday in the church yard of St. Ann's, Soho.— The body was accompanied to its laft folitary abode by moll of the Performers of Drury-lane, in tefti mony of the high refpea in which the deceafed was defervedly held by them. At Bigglefwade Fair, on Saturday fennight, a puppet (how was brought into the town. The machine going upon four wheels, and being ufed alfo for the put pore of a dwelling houfe, about one o'clock in the morning a fire broke out in the fame, occafioned by a lighted candle within fide feting fire to the bed, which burnt with great rapidity, and much alarmed the inhabitants round the mar ker place where it Rood. The man whollept therein had jolt time to efeape, without flying any thing.' An ASPIRING Cat.v.—A few days fine a calf, only a fortnight old, afcended &lofty Right of (lone Reps in a wing of the venerable ftruaure at Hera tnoncein Place, and was difcovered by its owner, Mr. W. Harmer, on the top of a tower upwards of 66 feet high, from whence it palled along the battlements, nearly twenty yards. to another tower, whither Mr. Harmer, at Tome peril, follow. ed it, and by a rope, with proper affiftance, rekned the animal from its fituation without injury. As Doaor Bowen, an eminent furgeon of bath, was riding in his carriage on Friday evening lak near the Grove, his honks took fright, and run down the Ikea with great violence; his coachman was thrown from the box ; a poor labouring man in endeavouring to 'top the carriage, was trampled under the hones feet, the carriage went over his body, and he was killed on the (pot. Soon after the carriage was flopped, and the Donor steeped unhurt. Attempts having been made to revive there flaw. ell Miami thaw, Daisy BALLS, a Lady of Falbion has determined to refill their provers, by giving a fplendid Parailaiud fele thmt, in which the guess null appear in primitive A pieure of Mr. COPLIT'S has been removed from the Royal Academy, in confequence of Sir EDWAID R m•TCOISU LL,ot whore family it contains a number of portraits, having proteßed againit its admilSon. Two pieures by the celebrated CLAUDE, painted exprekly for the celebrated Duc de BOUILLON, have been purchakd by Mr. Ana sit swot for eigkt desolate guinea: I The fubjeas are a landfcape, and a fea-port town. Royal. A la PHITNIATIL e.—The mirror of faation and the blaze of beauty continues every evening to be witnetled at this attra6ive place of assure went, where variety, novelty, and gelling escet. lence hold out their charms in a manner unrivalled. The beautiful ballet of the Rival Mexican, difplays the fine dancing of Sr. POURS, and the pretty VoLamos, to every potable advantage. While the fuperb Pantomime of Silver Sear, brings before tha public filch a Celawkw in Mrs. Wr scow as is no where elfe to be found, Satira's Herefmanibip mull alto be added to the powerful auraftion of ibis Thews.