The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-04-25 00:00:00

Jeremk, of the isth March. They all agree that advice* from Jamaica, of the sth, had been received, prior to the departure of the .Sityr, stating, that positive information had been received at that Island, of the arrival of the Rochfort squadron at the flavatmah. The accounts from Jereinie also state, that Sir J. DUCILWORTU . s squadron had been off St. Domingo, and his intention of proceeding to the Chesapeake, both of which circumstances are now proved to be correct. These accounts wore posted Up at LLOYD'. on Saturday, but upon d a e uousideratiou, they did not receive much credit. The Rochfortaquadron sailed on the 18th of Janu ary, and there war hardly time for it to have reach ed the Havannah, and the intelligence of its arrival to have been tussle known at Jamaica by the A of March. Besides, if the Rochfort squadron had actually reached the Havannah, as stated, intelli .gence of such importance couhl not have failed to h ave fouud•its way to America, before the Stating sailed, in which case Mr. Ross would have brought , home the information, and we have reason to be here, that not a word to that effect has transpired since his arrival. Ten or twelve millions of dollars were known to be at the Havannall, waiting convey ance to Spain. Should the French fleet have gone thither. it must be fer the purpose of seizing this tressuse, and it would amply compensate the coun try for the solicitude and disappointment of the enemy's escape out, should any of our fleets be so fortunate as to meet them on their return. Others, whs do not actually explode the account brought by the Satyr, think, that as the Havannah is the principal port and city in the island of Cuba, in the West-Indies, which belongs to Spaia. The &Wm, an her pump from Amide*, 'peke Muussu's ship Ceatarion, Captain Wass, with emigrant Portuguese ea board, from Lisbon,• who communicated to her, by telegraph-signals, a , that the King of Scara 1048 deposed, and that the Prince of *STU RI is had bees precleined Kisig."— The Cessation arrived at Portsmouth, on Saturday morning, but, being from Gibraltar, she was pet under quarantine at the hlntherhauk. Several ships are on their passage to Portsmouth, frnas Lisboa, with Portuguese on board, to go to the &mai. The Stating also spoke the Pones* fri gate. Captain BARRIE. elf Cape Fiaisterre, from whom she learut, that the Rochefort squadron had arrived at Toulon. Thr Peter arrived at Portsmouth, on Saturday morning, from Gibraltar, with di/patellas from Sir HEW DoLayurta. She was put under quaran tine. The first division of Cie expedition sailed on Sr turday. The naval force consisted of the Victory, Admiral Sir JAMES Stuisastx, Commander, with G. J. HOPE, his Captain of the fleet ; Mars, 74, Admiral Kcal's; La Tigre, Aaddeions, Mlootoor, and Polyplicasiss, with several frigates aud gur brigs. The military force consisted of those troops which had einbarked on Friday and Saturday morn ing, under the commander General Moots. The transportawhicli did not join in time, are to follow under a convoy which hes been left to rrotect them. Most of the shipshave each four flat-bottomed boats on hoard. Every ship has rather more than its fall complement of attn. It is understood that the troops are dertined for the oceupostion of Norway, in order that the whole of the Swedish force shall he employ ed in the national defence. The Danish soldiers in Norway are eo few, and so badly appointed, that they are not expelled to make any effectual resistance. The quantity of timber in that country must he extremely valuable to us,— A fleet of ships are reedy to follow the expedition, to load timber for Ireland. The possession of Born holm and Ertholtn are also said to be among the lib jims of the expedition. The former will deprive the Danes of a place of shelter for the privateers, which have proved such annoyance to our trade in that (matter; and the latter poesesses a liarliourwe !calcu lated to afford accommodations to our shipping. Previous to the departure of the Satyr from St. Domingo, a letter was received from General La MAW:, which positively stated that. he vms in pow. session of Port de I'aix. This account, which was considered official, was published at Jeremie. by General (heats, Commander in Chief of Pa- WON'S troops. W e noticed. in a former number, the disposition of most of the Newspapers to represent affuirsin St. Domingo entirely in favour of CHUSTOPEZ. It is not one wish to reverse the picture, and exalt PsTtoa. From the length of the contest, and the fact that no great and. decided advantage hus been yet obtained on either side, it may, howover, be the otfest course to consider the powers and resource* of these two contending rivals es nearly balanced. The troops of the foriner are unquestionably more numerous, and better appointed, than they have been represented. General (I:6IMM bad with him in L'Archalusye 10,000 infantry, with a consider able body of cayalry, cud a train of artillery by no means in a despicable'conditinis. A great number had also volunteered into PETION'S service, but they could not be rendered effective, in consequence of the want of a sufficient supply of arms. A third party has been lately formed in St. Do mingo. It consists of brigands that occupy the usouniains and defiles, and are alike hostile to CHRIBTOPHIC and P6llOll. Their leader is re markable for skill, vigilance, and intrepidity. They contrive to, attack, at the same moment, points remote from oath other, and, after plunder ing the country, and harassing the troops, they take shelter in the fastnesses and monies. Parlors had, in the end of February. sent a strong de tachinent to attack their timid-quarters in the mountains. A Mail from America is arrived at Falmouth. The letters and papers will be delivered this day. His Royal llighneas the Duke of Yeas left town, on Saturday, for Windsor. Admiral Rowt.ty has been forced to put into . Portland Roads, with the West-India Convoy. on log to strong Kairs front the Westward. Captain T. BAKER is appointed to the Vanguard. aid Captain G. her MOLDS, to the Tribasse. Capt. CUNNINGHAM is appointed to the Ves:teimit. Lord CoLt.tvcrivooe was at Palermo on the Sth ult. and had tile honour of dining with Their Stet- Linn MAJItbTICS. the successes of the enemy in Calabria bad not created the least alarm in S.cily —the Court and the people were confident iii their own resources, and in the powerful co-operation of Britain. The American ship, Cleasrol CV arks's, is ar rived at Plyinnuth, in 180 days from Canton - , de tained by lit* MaJcsve's ship Hyseintk. She brings intelligence that the Albion, country ship, caugl , t tire, and was burnt, with a valuable cnrgo of silks, and upwards of two million., of dollars en board. Sir EDWAILD P61.11.1M was before Batavia when the Comerei Miriam passed the Straights. The Channel Fleet haslet its station off Ushant, and returned to Torbay. His nunrev's shi t Le Ponepec, of 80 guns, was ordered to sail on orday, with dollars, fur the battle. SANDWICH ELECTION.—.ThinI Day, April 41. State of tiro Poll Sapt!lo Rainiar. 334 Mr Margaa I 3 Seturday the st es nattily cloned, and Captain Rstatta declarvi dell elected. The cons-?rowers nt Lincolashire have called a ameba* in U), tity of Lincoln, ou Thursday next. to mu.sider the propriety of petitioning against the Bill 'sow penditui.t Parliaineut to prevent the use of gram in distilleries. Saturday last. came ou at Down Anises. the important trial arising from the detention, by the Weeklies' and Rees ttevenne Cruisers. re , the 6th July, teo6, of the American ship Charles Carter. for having a greater number of peaspeokeni ou legged. that weer wriaseaased by Act - ur Partiauteut.— The vessel was permitted to toneeed on her voyage, en security to abide the Colllllllllelletb being given to a large amount. By the verdict of the Jury, the "not* were Omni in !tool. We enderstatiCl Col. MATUSW suds this night for the Head. .He takes with him the Catholic Peti t:on front the coma:, Tipperary ; it contains 13,440 signatures; the names and residences are written by the t'ctitioaers, every. cue of whom is either quali fied by his freehold to 'rote at the county election, or possessed of ceasiderable chattel property. —The landed property of those suboosihers, who are above the rank of forty.shillings freeholders, is not shortof FITZ RU NDIED AND rower 1111943 AND robin*, a-year ; 100,0001. of which is possessed by e 0 families. The names are written in five parallel columns, extending in length to 97 feet 4 inches...— As the signatures are wntten by the subscribers themselves, the ss No Popery" Adniiisistnition will not venture, we should suppose. to kick it nut of the House.—(Deb6r4 Evening Poet, April 19.) The IpAigexin, a new frigate, of 36 guns, will be launched from Chatham Dock-yard to-mor row. Two gun-boots- of a new youstructioa have been built and coppered. and sent to that yard. They are to be taken out in the Victory; they mount one large gun. Immediately previous to the sailing of the lately arrived fleet, accounts had reached India from New South Wales, stating that some of the convicts had effected their escape from Botany Bay, and taken refuge in the woods. Shortly at= ter which, it was ascertained, that some skirmishes had taken place amongst the natives, supposed to have been excited by the convicts, all of whom (the convicts), it is added, peris'aed in one of these ac tions. The President frigate, Capt. 141'Ken zt ; Light ning, Capt. DOYLE ; and the Seraph storeseitip, W. LLOYD, Muster, with the convoy for, the Bra sile, remain at Spithead. Lard STRANOYORD is expected at Portsmouth in a few days. They will sail upon his Lordship's arrival. General OASES, the Hon. General Luntstr, and Capt. Wntrrt !WHAM. are arrived at Portsmouth, where they will embark for Malta. The Proprietors of the British Ale Brewery had their anniversary meeting, on Saturday, et the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand. The dinner and wine were excellent, and the evening was spent in the greatest hilarity. A man, of the name of Flamini, who attends the haekney-coaches, was found dead, on Saturday morning, in a ditch, at the back of Montagne square. It is supposed he had missed his way en going home, and was suffix:eyed in the mud. As to-morrow's decision of the grand City Scheme's looked to with a general anxiety, suita ble to the real importance of the subject, this is likely to prove a very husy day at all the Lottery Offices. Before they close this evening, not a Tieket or Share, most probably, will be obtainable. It is sufficient only to view the many capital houses in Skinner and Picket-streets, determinable 'rr to morrow's drawing, and particularly the magnifi cent mansion, alone worth 26,0001. to warrant these observations. • 411 , ".I.llllht THEdrits. DSUILT-LAME. The World improves on each night's perform ance, and never received more impolause than en Saturday night. The new ballet followed with iu creased success, but would be still improved by farther compression in the second and third parts. The dancing of Miss Garrott and Mrs. SMARP received and deterred tl:e greatest ap plause. The coinhat-scene bet %teen Miss BlLlio tow and Master Nont.e, was admirably perform ed; and Mr. TY EGV 11. LL's acting is a ehef-crieutse of Balkt action. Nor can we bestow too much praise na the music of Mr. BISHOP. The theatre overflowed at an early hour with a most brilliant audieum. MIIION.4BLE ARRIF.I(2. Sir Joke sad Lady Newport, the Furl of Essex, sell Viseenutt Ehrington, from a visit to Lord sad Lady Craw villa, at Worrier. The Manhunter of Dowashise, as Saturday, kat Brighten. The Earl and Counter' Mures&ley, as Friday, at ElC°'t House, fr.os Houghton Hall, Norfolk. --- - Counts ss of Essex, frost Csebiebery Park, es Satut day, at her house is Serkery-riquare. The Earl of Itesehortvegb, yesterday, is Crrendiehrptart, from Roehamptuo. The Marquii and Sferchirmeirs of Bath, on Satneday, at their home in Grosirroor-sqsare, from Streatham, lu Surrey, were they bare broil with Viscount Wry mouth, who IS now in a fair way arecoecry. The Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdown, in Berkeley square, at attic o'clock, last uißht , from Southampton Cootie. General Brownrigs, sad Flung), yesterday, at thew boom in ikadley-square. Yesterday morning Ills MAJESTY. PtiIICYNICS AUGUSTA, MARY, and Soenta accompanied by the Countess of RIDNOC , and Lally YN NU BELLA ITSIS, rode to St. George's Chapel, 11'indsor, sod heard a Sermon by the Rev. Mr. TIALLAII, from the IZitls chapter of ST. PAUL'S Epistle to theito- MUM. and 15th 'eve : " Tin Bkwi■g of the Gospel of Christ " I. Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCR re mained at Deal until five o'clock yesterday morn ing, and wits expected at six o'clock, last evening, at Bushy Park, to dinner. On Friday theCountese of PEMBROKE and Lady HEINSIIT left Windsor Castle fnt• Wilton House, the s at of the Earl of Peussons. Lady MON•iON had a select party, last evening. at her house in Seymour-place, which was otteaded by the Counteries of Esssz. lisrrox, and Vis countess SUDIAY. The Ditches. of MONTaosi,. we repet to mate, was extretaely ill last night. His Ms./e'en has granted a pension of 1,0001. a-year to the Marchioness of Townsatna, out of his privy puree. The Hon. EDWARD •Lasenu.ss gave a wand dinner s trestetaliry, at his he... in Grosventorostrret, to the eountess and Dowager Cowitcos of Thosnisr• Visesent sod VisceutitessiSosi.ur i General sad M -s . ST. Joan, and several other Fashionables. Lord HOLLaib pre a grand dinner, initerday, at Holland House, Kensington, to the Zola of &max, CIOLIIONDELEY. and Jess's,. Lord CAL. 11l If OTOW Nod several other Nobility. The Earl of Movie Enuncuatit% gore a grand dinner, yesterday, at his henna iu Hill-mtreet, to Earl FO/111111C1111, and Kraal other persons of distinction. A person haring mentioned, '7,at Bow-greet, on Saturday, that Mari-gm/este was taken, a Constable abaci-nod, it was uo doubt lima a charge of bastardy. Mr. kriging performed the part of Hamlet, on Saturday night, to a most brilliant :whence, and never displayed more talent in that arduous part. Mrs. Dtceovs sang too fine for 00e/is'. The Earl and Countess of DERBY gave a grand dinner, on Saturday, at their house in Grosvenor- square, te— lly and Mrs. Webb Bootle, Mr. aad Mn. Blackburn, Mr. and Min Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. James Stanley, and Canal Lid Kiss Stinky. The Earl and Countess gave another grand din ner, yesterday, to— Sir Peter and Lady Warburton, Sir Richard Brooke, Sir F. Standiab, Lady and Mr. Brooke, Mr. and Mrs. Pent' Frasier, Mr. IluSun, and Mr J. Blackburn. . . Mr. MATillews, the Coined:an, not ithstanoling theliurstiug of a gnu in his Itutd, has had a thea trical benetitsit Hull, which was intended, accord ing to Green-ro m report-4a pay Ala shot. SARAN SMITH, the sleeping beauty. of Cuck geld, has martied • soldier. The 'Bride-wane 6 has certainly taken a sleeping partner. Mrs. JOEDI Ws dress, oil Friday evening, in the part of Lady Bloomfield. was unique for simpli city and elegance. An azure blue Indian lustre robe. with short aleevcs, and very long train, co vered with a moat beautiful lace frock, deeply scalloped round. The Duke and Duchess of RICMIOND and suite proceeded, on Sunday sennight, to state, attended by three can-iages, und escorted by a party of light dragoons, from Dublin Castle, to the Cathe dral of Christ Church. The Duke was dressed in full regimentals. The Duchess of Itacttunsn's train was supported by two g. The Right Hon. the LORD-Mhvon, atten de d by several nrtlie Aldermen. High Sheriff., and a great 'mintier of the Common Council, also went in state to said Church. Captain Tantt oee. of the Eketra, who !to ho nonrably distinguished himself in conveying away the garrison of Scylla. is brother to dm late Captain l'aottorg, who married Miss M. Foams, Wolter to Colonel B. Fenian Bowes, of the 6th regiment of foot. The hue Captain Taetcors fell as he was leading on the grenadiers against the French in Ilolland. Miss Joaas, of Norwich, has been appointed Painter in Enamel and Miniature to her Royal Highness the Princess C il• RLOTTC of W Amts. w hose portrait. by Miss JONES, will appear at the ensuing ExhieJition. At a Meeting of the Subscribers to the Coffee room. Whitehaven, it was amongst other things re solved, " That the President write to the Earl of Louspiat, requesting the honour of his Lordship's sitting to souse ellainent artist, for his portrait." '' A. 4 ." 4 ... .' sou'• ••-- id . —•-• ^., 4 „4` a .., V. 4? ..- . .. , .1 g• e ' . 'a a MO /MOW .' `' ,''' • 4- . *4 • ..,, [roamer PIRTICOLpIiv n , 4rig 15 illellkarr, PI Ai,. 0 -.. z .ri , ..Cossia . ' 7 e • • The Duke of Curare it IfC *.ll lopeii by "PI .1, Mariam . °an via t. tr. "Aar r titer out was hit 1e lis mite - thoi . 114 t* 4 cr. from the eingessaf, r$ of Mt lonia* s:P.4 &V W& •ell Thera, gad biro I , isto at livisclea. He es* d 'trek teirerfa i essyre eat Csiesse.‘„ where lib woo, en is • eirill . berme goo . the Maros* of Maracas • . at ateresere. resseetady for deer retilidiay. hoe., killed .trx a embers& who err greatly a..iresinf the r.-st, had it salmi. Sr We *hum * ferniad sportestoa, who tette Oro off till tie !1611' .is came up The weather woo very moth Tina iIM spurt , the triad waiver, street, sal rain ardor hi the urbishodsy. Most of the horses veto luseeked op to the course el are sham new or six airs I. without their Mose. The is... try was se works iodated, they meld sot make their reps. At the emu burr of this five hen., boat, weal of tho horses were so ext. roorly exharood, that they were lags very ill ; dutimately, Mr. Drat, the VIAMOINT briery mak in the hoot, alai rewired this. it earliota serobbort he likewise dressed the wand of the ~lmp rider, i brewer's clerk at Windsor, which be P 806•11111 ill his lug by riding spier a post. THE TURF. CATTEINCE IKESTINC—.CompIoa. WEDS rms.:, argil. O. The Produce Stakes slur. mob, for weitssad Mess *kV 3 years obi. Two Maim. (a Stabaseibers.) Sir W. Gerurdi ch. mit, by Maaddmasiso, suit of Mary. AM, scut. sib. Mr. S. Cookames tb. colt, by Ersyssis:9as a ts, 14111.11 Kate,..m al , , • . . ' • . • swiffiet hr. e. iy Didpittl, die, by EishiskrielEl a .at. sib. . . • totes Sir W. fierarl's Wito Thu ssi. eir eY maw Twamolitilases. Mr. W. Hotcbissimes bay mit MM., by Se. Gomm yis uld, sat. sib. . • - . 4 I MLar. Aosta br. e. Woodard, a aid, Std. 1 • rd Stratboares br. t by 3 yrs Md. VC VIC • • • • . • Mr. Lormisier Solies, a yes Mai est. 91b. . .a 4 a Mr. Domes Missag, e yes old, . . a dr.. Mr. Coiliason's b. e• by L'Ortaut, yis old, sot. 111 b. dia. to 1 easiest Wada* a Wed 4 to t swims Lard fibodo fames llt sod 4 to MM. t Aar the Rem bola to 4 oil %.% mama. Won easy. Sweepstakes of sp. curb, fur hooters oat tbarsegisbrai a UM. Gentlemen riders. Thor jades. ( to Sobseribers.) Mr. T. Ifiloar's hr. g. by &remiss • ' 4 Mr Trelter's 6r. g. Goostroder, by Tr 141 4 .11. . Mr. W. listabhoses gr. b. b Scamp . • . • 9to au M. apdatur. Wearier. TRVAIDAY. APRIL v. Sweepstakes of tags each ; mks all. alb.) Yisy. art. Two saw (8 Sobaribars Mr. Shame's h. c. by Agawam; dam by Jopitur • I Duke of la • ties elms. oitikity , Poodslytko,sisa tber . . . . 9 Mr. Plews'A A. c. sr trains . a ' Mr. Gaseeigne's h. c. iill.)1411114411 . 4 Sit J. isratuses tt. way imp by Daft . Stu ags:utt c Aber Me, Sitallosisteris„sr Sweepatikes sfogs. seek fir 42L Os* mile salt bait (a Mr. W.•"Pistelter's bay. Miss Seatafjb be Illoottle • ff by, by fiasadeisotso, on by Cu • Sweepstakes d br 1, 4 1111 . 4 ‘ . . 1 y 11 .0 14 / 1 ; • • 9 to I est Isi lin p re. e. es eery 4111/y. • lee all spa. Two sew Mr. Westwards% arposs, by lkobtobroter/a, maid, 74. a s. . Mr. Walker's b. f. beillerahola • yeetal% 16. • Mr. Codesikaliat by Os assoss,liffe, . S Mr. Daolty's b e. Pessaotalisoo Ps aid, sat. Mr. W. Fletcher's)). f. Eraser, *yrs old, pt. I fib. . to 1 eivillirrit. Woo lu • mem. befits eat" MOM Ifeettsg.—Mr. W. Ilso eltillowlsal. e.lkireacsphisit Mr. 1. Aerate hr. e. Wassioni a ▪ stta, tam *am ft• VOL ICE: 'rat 'to, . pimissow-s•csit, Arai L p. '• ' l , cotarrsAFFAT MOhlnt • INVartrusie was charged Wore the Lots Karim with bar a stolidity ofrousaseibil ebilhogs I. his power "km. A eutootatal stated dun ho losi, Ws mate at a paler house in Irothopagataatroat, wed ottuawlilt him a quantity of sladioup iii !mama, paper abieb,lha orotord dodos.' t• omen& . r ile eolotabfe imisulowady , prootelled to miss lba pare., which be pot polosomitia fisher a possofol reartaaca as the port of the Peatouer. lo his defamer the Primmer said he fond ilia puma la Moodieids, auteiroa adviood to oall it to tom Jew, which he futended to do. From • sapposidwa tint be Me been eeememell witik Der winter% be was reisestaird for s fusilier exemaisetieta. -.- Above twenty ma who hid beer impressed wit►in the Clty, ooderweat esunaiwariees behme the LORD Ida Tod.-- 311aay of them prodoced Aaserkaa preitectease. Lieutenants Renamed\ sad Dowediee, frees the tender, told ilia Lordship that these protection •art general= mined (some for hslfa.er•WN • piece), by British from the Amorisan Comma is La ism, Nebula they repre sented themselves es Amerind Cameos. 3 he Load Moires directed that the seen 411011114 bit tab* ma board the tee der, where they must Ore smillealary eK deuce of beim; Americas Cotters% before they ease be liberated. Two stem also pleaded russiptioo front the improve, by producing reunions, whirls drocribril etch of them as the toaster of one a 4 the mole vessel. That' were sett s• board till the owners Lf the vat* shall sotartain w►ich of &rot in the waster. It 641.110110UUN1-11711M, *MIL $3. A FLAAHMAN. Jonathan Wriet Ram. a clashing ladlue swam, tre, sure intelligible, s elsarers..e, who Wes stated So bee by the lonnuty of some &Aims Cypriaos, wall charged by Miss** Elst Jonas, a Lefts of Suffolk.strect, with steallug a wet* • quisvieg-glass, sal snare oti.t r otimastats afters. It was dated that Mr. Elms heal sew Mies Jams babe from a ball, no Tuesday nig* last, sad the pod breedibg of the latter witald trot suffer her pate* to depart Mee We au hoar. 31r. Elms, after beteg much pressed to tarry hi Sabath-strut all right, castimanded to do so, but wills liberty to depart at the early hour of sine is the amuse to aloud amuse upset busiates. After the geotlessm bad parted, the waitins-wolume of the lady, sis pen into the orawsug-rouse, Mactivered thee the time-piece, which gill Axed aver the fite-place, datums, and orsauteuts, went ell misaiug, azid na Miss Jones /oohing seer bet nirimmees, she timed several oi them dose alp ; sash as rings, glasses, 11M., Mr. Elms hod lied, and, is the roam, of the day, duplicates of the trill * were seat to the lady, which were pledged fur Sew* pusints bet Slim was nut besot of sold Friday, what be was detail:ed. Ow the Primmer astnowladring his iaratitale, the beg could ..t be prevailed ow to pvetweata. Reeirofritti - T. Oe Saturday, Mars Barker was bromtlit forTle-exash nation, m, • 'mire n witenog a 51. Note, Amoeba to b• au Ipswlelt and Suffolk Rauh hate, aimed try isalph to Mr Thowipeoti, a liorra.droper, vf New-itrett, C..veut- Garden, well-housing the Bank sal broke. sue that Ralph Holden was sot to be found. A uoisibcr of tradessoes, who have lately been Impose.] lira by Ctrs. :yoti.a, attended the examination; when • w 00.:..., h.. had heel sdb 11w Penance at the Brows Rear pahh...house. f Hewed ter i.-to the Mike, was recomilerd by • snau oho heryd, a F .* slop in St. Martia's-latie, end k rucur to the Strand, tlf hove mowed similar Nebel tq lb. m, in c..mpany with the l'estiticr, a 11W weeks liner ;• it.. was accordingly rut to the PV. *cod tbay sere la.th commit tad fur farther exam.oatioa diet Thunte.ay, when it is expected a 'lnaba . et ether dissfe• edit be es bibiled grind them.