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NM . . , • most shockingly mangled, are dug up from time In time ; but the greatest part so disfigured, that they cannot be recognised. The King has km:Aridly:bi t a, to &liver in plans fur rebuilding the city, a p r emium of MOO guilders being reserved for the one which shall be approve.l." We understand that a Gentleman arrived in town. yesterday, who left Daotzic early in the last month; Le states, that reports had been very generally cir c i1At...1 there, of severe actions hay ng been fought on t he gith, tfith, and 29th December, in which t h e French were completely defeated ; hut tha then reports were not confirmed by any official in t.),;.- 3 hvfore he left Daatzic, aad that they had began to low their credit. The following is an account of the disposition o Lord Onttmsowoos e s Beat, rff Ca.:ic, and in the tledi•strraneart;taken f•rillt MorTl.s.\ ' s POthillOtili s Dee S tr apit, wh ch arrived on Sunday eveling seanight, left Gibraltar on the ;:J ult. when garrison wet* all well and healthy Lord Cot vase/ono was blockading Cadia, on the 7th ult. ' with the tollowiag ships : .-Ue•att, Lord COLLIN°. 11`1001 Await Crorre, .. T. 1./Lcitwoarwt • Amy. Admiral Pusvis ; Q -e n. Captain PIt•DIR ; Caioain Boy Las ; &padre, Hon. Cap sin Li E liaLLown.t. ; ha. as. Lrrd A• BE A %IC L SLIM ; Zr“ottt, Captain GI 1. eesD ; and the Ajar, Hon. Captain Bt. ACILIVOOO. Lordship, we are happy to say, is in excellent he tut ; he has not born in port since his refit after she glorious battle of Trafalgar. • Ile Catmints (Ad miral ',nuts). Throld.,er, Standard, and Active, are on a pa tiosiar service in the Black Sea. "I'' • room. r STOP.IT SKITS), Lail,, Swylarirrii 14.01*". Ape,. rimprki.m. 'its. Awed, Brtirrn, end Ifn rd. are prate Ling Sicily. The Eadvrion. Ai. /pontrne, and • Arehasca4e, are blockading V nice. Ihe Alrgrr, Iturvaless, Chifirne. Iteavtorrer, Intvcne, Bangle., t, Minore.a. Scoria, key,/ • rigs, Mergia,A, isle, and Emir. ate cursing. T h e enemy's force in Cadiz consists of 12 s..it of t he**, I frigates, and 2 corvettes, appa rently ready (or sea ; and 3 sail of the line fitting As Buenos Ayres is in tl:e possession of the Spaniards, a reptairtm is daily cal:eft:el to attempt to leave Ca•lia, or Cartbagena ; at the Litter ports the Spa n...rig have 6 sail of the line, 2 frigates, and one r. rem,. ready for sea ; and one two-decker, ore n;gate, and a corvt tte fitting. At Toulon, there a. 2 S sail of the lin-, 4 frigates. and 4 corve . t:s. seedy for sea ; I sail of the line in ordinary at Ma laga; one frigate, 2 corvettes. and 30 gua.tlr.ats really for sea at Naples and Gaeta ; 4 frigates. 4 corvettes, and 30 goo-beats. ready for sea at Ge m's, Venice, and Leghorn. Lord Collingwood's force i: judiciously appoiated to watch the enemy at these poets." The officialStatensent of the New Financial System submitted to the House of Commons on Thur sday by Lord H. PATTY, is given in our last page. It is said. that Lord Mont • is to assume the di. I • reAiun of the Barrack Department. A sew ri AN. I lation is to be made respeling Barrack-masters of i the Artillery. A Quarter-Master General is to he appointed to the Artillery, and the whide of this ii.. pertinent, as well as the Hospital Eva slishmenr. sow under consideration. is said to be the • snit ot Lord Mot R A'S suggestion:. kir. t aus Pt t.i.i mo, a inercliant frem :A.m.& ster, wlei, on the an ival 'lithe French. tetired to 'i t Ina, irepradently returned to Hansburgh on the litt;i, npil was in the evening arrested by the French Gene d' Armes, And committed to the Eimbeek House (the star orison) where. it is probable, he will '<main. HA prop.rty has likewise been seized. Ihe Earl of Fr AG Ai. has calks: a meeting ot the Ink Roman Catholic Noblemen. Gentlemen, and Citizens, in the fullowing words : •••• I request a Witting of the Rssmaa Catholic Noblenree. Gentle /n.l'4 and Citizens. to be firla in Dublin, at D'Aitcy's Tavern, North Bari-street at l' we've o'Clock, on Monday, thi. flth F hruaiy. to tale an int petant stibjeit into consideration." Tie ker. THU taAs Jamisions,Viesr of Doming ton, is iastitut-d in the consolidated dying of St. Perak and St. Owen's, in the city of Hereford. by the r *nation of the Rev. bum Feesn•m, of Lug 'KAT e. 4 0 u 'l' . l c lu v ltl ari, in , P u a s p d cr e s p r r e e e d e a i t v i e on d s y c e o st m er m da it y te c d o i n n ta d i n iff a e c r : ent is of Ireland. In the county of Longto:d, the ris e crf Mr. NVOiNT, of Kilsonna, has been tiro ot plate; and Mr. GANNET, of Kells, has had tlrre cows and three heifers houghed Consider. a!tle *wards. have been off..-red by the neighbouring Nobleness sad Gentlemen, for the discovery of the offens:ins. Three highway twilseries h ore lately yak .0 piaci- near Dublin ; and Tie !)v.itits Equisia: P ,, 4, i't the f9th ot January, a respe:l4ble end ins partial ern t. emit in, the tellowing paragraph : .• We Ere extresJely concerned to communicate to the pull:cony deeds that must shock the human foci gsz the following is one that most impress Itcwor on every mind. not destitute of Christian or r-. bairns semi' lity On Sunday se'nnight, a man t - t•ie earn , of Desspiis BoYti, of KiUawel, near 'vmute, in the county of Sligo. was inhumanly 7 . •:.. tea; his head nearly severed trim his holy, tn•• pl. alinnst dragged front hi. head, and his 1 •`..e !CAMe mutilated in a manner too horrible to r .• q. fhe only reas•rn toe t..:e horrid used is i . —... ..c 'be.] 'a his having given testim iny at • • -:..: Ceanniission. AgAiiist 0.15 ot those . ....4 tAgtil4, cA:i ea ihresbers. " - - ( asp :1,4r • \ `' BATH-FRI!. I. Mr, FirzncuaeßT~s mother, who died a foe days ago, in Great Pulteney•strcet, will be buried tomorrow morning, in the North aisle of the Ab bey Church. Her loss will be severely felt hf many poor creatures, who fed on her bounty, as her " hand WAS ever open, as day, to melting charity." Mr. grewari, the young vocalist, who has been so favourably received at our Concerts, this sesson, made his first appearance on thi Stage, in the cha rades. of Orlando, in t he Cabins,. 14A night ; and vquitted himself extremely well. The Palaces song was grettly applauded, and encored. The piece was well parformA throughtiut ; MAs in excel lent voice, as were Mrs. Casswatt and Miss NINE AT Wt. The dece ssed Wax . : eat Lasts, Esq. who leas one of the riches: commoners i . England, is to be taken from Bath, on Thuds next, in great funeral pomp, to be interred at Wreul. in Wiltshire. Report says, he has lett upwards of dou.and pounds, in le:eel's. to V . tour relations and friends. The y-t..ig 1. tdies, lately eluded to by one of your Ruh Cow ,pondents, are nit sthansod of their passion for Master BITTY; es they sport his hail on their Lair bosoms, in elegant lockets. I uuder• stand, however, that they area lifik that their folly should have been pu'ilicly noticed, and have expressed their resentment in keen Pinkric one. Should I be fortunate enough to procure a copy, perhaps the perusal may please saute of your na merous readers. His Royal Highness t a Dior • of C A stniti nos has hien pleased to appnint the Rev. C s Jritv I W A. of Trinity C illege, 0100. rd. to be one of his Royal Highness's atmestic Ch i?lgins. A ball and -upper we'. given, at Orchardleigh- House. near Ba , h, on Friday La, in the accostoiticd stale of elegance and laa pitali y, for whiol the v.or ths host. and his beastrifol 14,1 y, are so justly known. 1 The com, , any consisted ..1-- I The DA and mid, sit of Sotoeispt, tart am! Countess o I Cork. Vt , eountes. Mosul/or, Lord and Lady Om 'lnsane, 1 the Ran. Mr. Mrs. and \ I g.t P.., n% Nr. and Miss Jolliffe, Sr Writ. Lady. aod Mu. A'Coort, My. and Mn. Maude, Capt. and Mt.. Fide,ell, anti ail ,the seignbot.ring fatntlies of not* and dostlnhe The whole al-rano..meta; were marked a ith the utmost elegance of haw and at sir in the morning the happy guests departed. the Earl of CST:WON/LAND arrived. last Sun day, at his h.inse in Grosyenw-street, from Rena:- sham, near ‘Voodhridge, itCfrilk. The Him. Sir A KT Hun Psorr Arrived. yesterday, at Ueiridize-linti4e, from a visit to Lord PA OCT, at his seat in ": lk. The M. 4 and MarchLiness of SALISBURY. and the Lail; '2l cit., Are expeded, neat Monday, trout Hatfield. for the season . The Bart of Ouse is expetted. this day, at his house in Gres...enor-square, from the Oats. Viscount and Viscountess 0111101 PS eatartair a melee party at dinner. yesterday, at their house in Great Stanhope-street, May-fair. Sir Heiser PLY r‘.ta, in his harouche and three beautiful grey and one pye•ball horse. arrived in tow.. yesterday prom his seat near Ely, Cambridge shire. Viscount Sin \merit gave. yesterday, a grand dinner, at hosts- in Clifford-street, Bond-street, to several of the Ca' , ;net `Bolster. The Salopiqn Jean s! speaks in high terms of Master Pier Tv's perfot mance, in the different cha rafters, but adds : There is one cha-ader yet, which will delight its all to see him personate—that of henefader of the Salop In& nary;. by performing ore .ight for the benefit of that noble institution!" His Royal Highness the Prince of W•Les, we unders• and, intends, next week, taking the diver sion of hunting with the Earl of Deasy. The Earl of UXIIILIDOIt came to town, at ten o'clock, on Saint day night, from Windsor, and tn.:riled yesterday. M. -s NOCLO TAY Loa, Esq. who hasheen returned Menshea for Rye, is expezlei to-morrow, at his house. a- Whitehall. from Sassex. Thetas are no fashionable parties so brilliantly at tended as those of liar Cesorq. at Drury-lane Theatre. Last night, her very /cokes were filled, and to hear the performers through a keyhole, was quite cedar:v. The following list of company will chew her rank in the fashionable world: Th- Duchesses of f4.rrt•:umlitriantl, Stallone), aortae', De Castries ; the Malcolrtneaos of Stafford, llywashtre, Headforr, Wellesley, B.ty„ and Blandford ; the Cownte , es of Sefton, Chelni. , ndsiey, Barry MITS. Car.bean, Cowper, Errol, Ewes, and Hard. icke ; Viscountesyet CastYreegh, He-wick, and AROO.I ; the Ladle , Percy, Tayter, C. Rentinek. G elven atilt, L ade, De Clifford, Hawke, Blackwood, Drake, Arbley, Hestheote, L. Manners, Mary Kerr, Klee, Lambert, Chain belt, Gosling, Ifewara, Ittitto„ MUiss. Catherine Murray, Sid ney, and stitcher. We are Lappy in being able to state, on the au thority of a letter from Malmo, dated the 11th of January, that her Royal Highness the Duchess of BaeraswicK has tecovered from her 144 severe Clint ea. The Management of the Opera-House. it is said, is not likely to devote to the late Nlr. GOOLD'S bro ther, without some &Ili •iilties. as Mr. T••,0•, the former Propti-ter of that Theatre, according to r . port, Is as signified his iatention of resuming the dirraion or it. Dowager I.ady Scum' A UPTON'S house, in Stan hope-street. May-fair, is fitting up in a peculiar stile of elegance, for the reception of the Hon. Col. Potatoes tr and his beautiful bride, who are at present at Fitzroy Farm, passing their honey-moon. Sir Tamales Hessesets has been on a visit to the Earl and Countess of Daisy, at the Oaks. He returned to Dna ANT'S Hotel, last SAturday, and left sow. yesterday for his seat at Rufford Hall. near Preston. Lancashire. Mr. Bevteatosi.late of Covent Garden Maxi e, has commenced the management of the Presto, Theatre, at the head of an excellent dramatic corps ; and it is expefted that he win be assisted by the Magistrates and Gentry of Cu:nberland, to open the Theatres of Whitehaven. Workington, and ICet lisle. ' Phis Gentleman i.father te Ma. G,oimat of Covent Oa:don Theatre. P" wl. ye' c 01 tk •1 I" rg It, It tu 41. nd • °‘. - ,tV *G q 4, EiLia COURT of KING'S Wormi ,Fas This day bring the Purification of the Virgin Mary, was a rites rmos is Term, ad, of eoe• the Judges d:d rot sit as u nal ; but at nine o'c this morning, Lord Ellonhorough sat at .in Prius when several causes were disposed of, easing whie► were the following : LITTLRWOOD V Dam... This was an anion for goods sold ; sod was ir teresting chiefly with rercien to the la. as to maki, bargains. The Plair iff seld five loads of straw to the be^ fendant. at 40s. per load, amounting to 101. Mr. PARR, for the Plaintiff, nroveu the delivery, by tie straw being brought to the Del-octanes pre mises, about two months after the bargain wa, made ; but, to rebu. that, Mr. Gaseow, for the Defendant, proved, that when the straw was brought home, it turned mot be of inferior quality from that which his Client ha I bargained for, and was refus.fd t. be taken in. Upon there grounds, he therefore contended, tlist, in point of law; there was no delivery. Lord Et.tassoaoush observed, that if such a bargain as this was to bind a party, no man could safely venture to treat for any commodity what ever. By the Statute of Frauds, where.a sale has Men made, Amounting to 101. and upwards. there must be one of three things complete, in order to bind the piety, a memorandum in writing, a deli very of part of the goods sold, or earnest paid. In this case, no , e or these appeared to have been done, sad the Plaintiff was acc-irding'y weruwited. 1111;RKIL o Ctst. This was an action for Vander. Sir Vteartv Gt sal, in opening the case for the PI iinriff, ob;ervA, that cases of this natute fre vently arose from irritation of drunkennes and might much better be nared, than brought before • Citurt of Justice ; but it was very diffeeenl where o e tra !cumin endeavnnrel to injure annt%,,r, by a misrepreientatiiin of his affairs, by giving out that he wis not to be trusteJ, &c. the parries ware both it inmotigeri, and the Plaintiff carried on a consider iii!e I)ta,iness in that line for Government, for th. - , •ituty, and other politic esta!,l laments, whet;, rt wu well known, the payments, although ture, were, in genti-al, vey slow, fiat 'hence tradesmen were frequently •it to gr incorve nience ; and such was the case of the Plaintiff, wnen the Defendant went to one of his woilcm in. And told hiin that he could not 'get on with his bit loess ; be had not a pound of irnu in his :hop to we a ; that he would soon be a bankrupt, and so on. The Learned Counsel ohserved, that it would be im possible to say to what extent a man might be in jured by such misrenresentations, and the Jury would consider what compensation he was en titled to. The evidence, however, did not sufficiently sup pert the allegations in the declaration, with respect to imputing insolvency to the Plaintiff, And a Juror WAS agreed to be withdrawn. FOUCts. now.vrtztr. On Friday Mr. P. who resides in the neighbour hood of k.Jgware, was snmmon►d before the Ma gistrates of this Office, charged by the Turnpike gate•keeprr on that road, with passe .g through his gate, on Monday evening, aad refusing to pay two pence, as toll. The Gatekeeper stated, that on the above even ing, soon after five o'clock, he WAS in the Toll house. when he heard a horse coming; he im mediately went out; the horse was just passing through the gate; it was gii" re dark ; and, from his knowledge of the person of the Defendant, as well as his voice, he had no doubt of his being the man. He called to him to stop and pay the toll ; but he rode off fullapeed, and only replied," Good night." The Defendant denied the charge: he acknow ledged having been to town on the above day, on bortelvitck, and dined ; btu said, that he did not pass through the Prosecutor's gate. The M A GISTRATIS, however, considering his person sufficiently identified, eommilird him in the penalty of forty shillings. and ten shillings costs. On Friday, the ltizh ult. as Master M.Coe sty, of Tamnaaooy, neer Moneymore, County of Antrim. about 17 years of age, was returning front school. lie stripped to look at a tree which was cutting down, when it unfortunately fell upon him, and fraEtured his skull in such a dreadful manner, that he survived i.e accident only tsvo hours. Lately, all Sir C 14•111.11% SAITO?, was taking a ride, in company with Sir Rosier Hallaixs, in the neighbourhood of Cheltenham, his horse fell with him, and he received a hurt, which brought on a considerable degree of fever. We are happy, how. ever to state, that he is perfeftly recovered. The body of the late Mr. Fumes* Reso was opened at Shepperton. on Saturday, previous to the Coroner's investigation, and it was ascertained that he died in consequence of the rupture of a blood vessel in the braia. The body of the deceased. will, we understand, be followed to the grave by several spotting gentlemen, in Vocession. The hay, of Milford, Josef Ens A a os, master, has arrived at that port, after being captured about one, p. in on Saturday se'nnight. by tot Confianct, French schooner privateer, maiming sit carriage , guns And ti 1 men, well armed. on her voyage from ; Youghall for Southampton. about mid-channel from Youghall to the Land's incl. The Ceenicon, &cumin., and Unit... Ev•ss, being in com pany, were also captured at the same time, and burned ; the matters and crews of these vessels were put on board the Lacy. an.l sent home, together with Capt. Itoesarsos, late MON.!' of the Thee, of Car diff and his crew, which ves.el the privateer had gartered eleven d.tys before. The Captain of the privateer. it seems, took upon him to niakJ a pre sent of the Lacy to Capt. Kaisers's He stated, that himself and sii others, whom be often spoke, were on the look out in that aerghbourh 'ad for pro- vision vessels, and he testified how much I.e felt I disappointed on discovering the foregcelig to be 1 ' laden with disks; to that solely is to be aitrihnted his burning the two, and suffering the than t • depart, in order that he m'ght not be burden, i with the Crews. and not thinking the cargo worth i sanding into 0f"... SPORTING. Tuesday, Col Torso- oft' stag ur.har h—r•eii a brace of male deer, in a. cover, c2h , d ( A sel MO a fe" . ..et I .lelight, at his seat •in e. They •.14 otf gap .itly, b-inoded over.tios tacos, as'' won a very sharp burst, Kedir4, of. 'cameo c • s=ty. passed i.ll tho pick, and tar. ..1•17 ;ewer the dee+ ; and had .tot Lylind's V nod, gives the gams. so much adva.. .ge, one .t theml. have forfeit d his life. Tom deer then divided, ad after a run not easily to h 'rim.. certainly .at to be surpass, i, and a suere-tion of views iloomemble, rt.:. Jeer was taken ad tuns but unietjue° 4 , s::°pt by • as hold. and tY slightly.. Af.wh, iu the midst of all the • - petty. 1 his run was mostly in sight of r 150 pencils; and as the firer weoe unharb.n. -.1 I t precisely, and one taken at 49 minutes pa. t w at the pace the hounds west, they mist have • . • at least. 95 mills. The compeny then wevirewri to a public breakfast on rriday, to try • ir deer ; but, alas, on the Colonel's retirrii r ••ii t • nor with some of his teriaiirs, the. szene f r Iv and conviviality was changed ; as a letter. ri ing a most melancholy event, was opened a.id • cessarily read. The tenantry. with becomi • priety and unfeigned sorrow. decently. ten. ss @Rune all sporting ideas and plans previously • ed, as far as related to the Colonel, cease s. a . - tiers were given to apprize the company invit the deer hunt was postponed. The hound. of Mr. Yoe, of Iramti.ro !:, Yorkshire, threw off on We Inesday at Kestri'uk )v Close, where the fox broke c•iver, and had t gallant run for an hoar and 25 miners, without the least chock; the foe tr , olC,over Rigton-flill, (leaving Hetchill Cover on the .let) to Sovcivt Common; he then tank a round to Lord FOl.ia. woou's Woods, and from thence lsy Ent, and Lynum Bushes, to Atthinvton Bank, where the, hounds ran him into View and killed him in great style ; tne run it is supposed was nearly 30 mile' it mach of Pigeon Shooting, for fifty guineas, has been m.. ae between the celebrated Mr. Mom k eno tin.' a Mr. WITHCY, also a well-known shot. 'lle march wilt d ci•ded in a day or two, at Wormwood Scrubs. The vartirs will he allowed 15 pige,s is each, to be torneA out of the box, at IA tiri!.‘ distance. Moe Lron is at present the faysure ite. Bets to a rah: , amount are dapenpi'g. ~ r ... E TriNbSoß, N ci. 1. On Friday last, an iserest was taken before the Mayor of W I NOW it, MI the 'Jody of TH OMAS CUB. 11A0t. a labourer employed at the Castle, who, ors the Friday preceding, returnirog from his work, between five and six o'clock, fail dawn some stone steps leading from the cloisters to the hundred steps, and thereby fractured his skull; of which he lan guishedfor a week, in a state of insessibdity, and t: ien died. A young man was descending the st•ps. at t! e time the accident happened. and had nearly 04-n throrn down, by the d.ceasesi irriking ag o•yt as he fell. his supposed that the direess,e.. l scy,s , -d at th,!top.of the steps. wectsfoned by she b ton.ss of his shoes, the soles being unriop•l all mum:. 41,1 fastened in so loose a manner, that they ,assn off as he fell headlorg down. On Friday last. Colonel Chive*, of the Rival South American Ra. gers, left t. , wn for Colchester, to inspea some recruits lately Arrive.' from the Contment. This fine corps. which is rapidly in creasimt, will, as soon as completed, be sent .o join our gallant cos itrymen in the River La Plata. It is intended wholly for South American service. On Tuesday the troops in garrison, at Gospore. and in the neighbourhood, were marched to 1-I,!sea Barracks, to witness the punishment of Kama, and O'Callaghan, privates of the 54th Regiment, who bad been sentenced. by a Court Marti..l held ore them, to receive, one of them 1,500. and the other 1,000 lashes, for attempting to stab with their bayonets an Officer of the list Regiment. who interfered to advise thew to orderly condo& on finding them engaged in a quarrel in the streets.— Teeir offence was so enormous and aggravated in its pircumstances, that they were ordered to receive as many lashes as could with safety to their lives be ioflitted en them ; and each of theca received up wards of 400 lashes at that time. Mary Pl3nt, who stood charged, at Marlborough street Office, with forsaking nor infest child, in Vine-street, Piccadilly, was forsaking irged yesterday, after having undergone several ezaminations. It appears that it was the illegitimate offspring of a Clergyman and a servant maid, that the Prlioner had an interest in its preservation, and was in toxicates' at the time the child was lett in an expose.' state. Tat wrw Bono er.---The power of Money beget ting Money. was never more pleasingly illustrated than in the financial arrangements of the Cheatteeter of the Secisoier. The Scheme he wishes to im press the public with, is. that nn new taxes are se- Cessaty.--The Scb.tne that CA arcs wishes to press the public with, is. a cheap ea* of payiag •/4 ones --to those who with to adopt he um: to morrow--the place No. B. CH IIIINIO-Cito.s. •lie loss may be ape l'ottet4s—the gain may be 60 (h•i):. - - Thirty Thou•and Pounds have charms irresist ible ! To-morrow morning, Tea prese .ts a charm. that. in all prishatidity, will wirer be se neared ; there are Iwo hiss of 30.0001. besides the usual Prises of 00.0001. :o.'ol. 1,0001. and 5001. Tickets and ShArrs us ty b. l‘ at Hostrsav & Co.'s, Nns. Y 6, Coenh l ll..st. ti • ring•Crnss. and St. Margaret's 11111. Bur , * ;ft, . ranted Unirawn. Nos. 42,569. And 33079. both Prizes of 30,0001. were sold by Hunan v & C. , . Tag avidity with which gaiaars of 201. Prize% during Monday's and Toes ad's Di Awing. after ward.; es:hanged them for fresh I i. kat. an t is an Additional proof how general i. t" a aim of Ad. v-scorers at those 411.auractive objecfs—tie fn-thcorning 30.0201. Capioal,.—A , one of thou it to crow.' the First-dra%sn noon-, on Wedn•.day next, it was both fair and j idicsoiti in ti.• frAinrris 4 the Scheme to allow he present interval b.-ripe-1 k the Fourth And Fif ft Day's Drawing. in (nide, to ilea Fortune'. Votaries, in the country, t 0e to come candidates for the immense Prises se - 11,2_1444i _ ;Le ich I'AS ti e “....