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mnempinycil far some duye, for grant ci money to pay them, and to iiiirclisse materials. otw standin. all these privations, the confidence of the Spaniards was haver greater, or their hopes more sanguine than at preying. " The skirmish alhive.inentioned took place at Vl!la:arch', a league to the East of thejoad Moilasterin to Sotto. A French regiment was beaten in the :wino a d dispersed. The man fled to Seville. and arrived thereat night; and this was followed; by illuminations for the victory of Vol. cia, durm. which a report prevailed that the French .!cihs hal been tot illy disibersed—hereution the Pen. , ; , • ~r . d oat. • Viva trernaadj Sepriaio and si.iiie, a cne thrown at Lie illumnarwus. This iS he • gentleman of known veracity, who rein from Seville a w days ago. The re. maindre of the French army joined at Le.eins. and thought it prudent to retreat across the Sierra Morena!: and, by information received this morn. ing, has since marched irons Guadalcanal towards Carty' na . •• All the OlitilliV% forces in Andilissia do not ex ceed :)0,000; and by desertion, sicklie‘a. and 'he bri• daily decreasing. No reintnrcemeits meter from France, although the Fri.och tell us that whole armies are passing through N4yenrie. " Blake hes formed a respectable army in Mor el*. Alicant, Sc.-. and has heel, joined by reinfiscr mtents from ValenCia. Advice wee received here yesterday, that he had marched to Granada, which ,place the enema on his approach evacuated.— The siege of Tortes,' is ahm said to have brew . . 'Tai-ed..' "On Wetlnroday lett camP into thin city two t u a o itrivnta of Poruem- . e eavAlry. cumntande.l 'by rig.trnef-General Madden ; they are fine men. t indsffere,ily tnouuted. They are to reinforce IMAM ' S army. _ . " I have !serest-1 letters of the Bth, 9th, and 10th, from Madrid. Great disquietude awl discontent 'retold in that capital uniting the Court party. Napoleon is displeased with his brother J .*enh, and be and his Ministers apprehend that the fate of liusin will be that of Iltilland. Massena is out of favour, and, same add, damn ed in destruction. The people of Madrid omit no -occasion of 'Mewing their hatred h. their present rulers. Of the regiments raised at Seville at the he teeming of the revolution, the 2.1 and 3d swore al legiance to Kinv Joseph, and continued in his p ty. When Mother marched from Seville to Esti row -clura. these regiments made pert of his army. The 81 crowed the bridge, and there ran ■way, tome with their man, any( others threw them away ; and in a few minute* only 14 men remained with the +colours, which lay en the ground. When the 3d was ordered to march. the Colonel refused to light against his conotrymrn. saying, be swore only to step order in the city." THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON. FRID tt, srprsmice 21. The Funds recovered yesterdsy. The Can vas left otf at tiff, and the Osmium at ei di-e. We Matsui on Wedne,ilay, that a contest In-twee. tNII parties on the Stock Exchange was the itTiaci net ionise of their extraordinary clopres.i.m. It si.l be 'recollected. *bat when the late loan srs% contracted for by the coalesced interests of the two houses of B•atsts and Liohasuto, the ce-rdt of these jonst trine was so great, ss to place Maniere mimed' ately nt u high pvinition, idthotrih the rate of interest upon the loan was very low. But the coalition. and these its effects, because on tlds very account fin no. deride to the minor contractors, "rhos. interests the greet capitalists were obliged to consult when they were in competition. Plaits were in' consequeure formed to etribarrar, and, if possible, to destroy the coalition. The inai.muvres practised Ia the money-market, with this vies, had been early at tended with same, bait n o t any very coteaderable effect. On the dearth of Sir F. paittsio. howeter, a more favourable ntipoitunity was supposed to lase presehted itself. A report was circulated, that all the stock welted in the name of that house siviuld be immediately broug'it to market ; and dm idea alone of such a quantity (not leas than 4,0110,0001. it is said) bring on sale, was sufficient to produce a great depression. It is brsidri to be considered. that many are compelled. by the na ture of their pecuniary engagements, to sell at a certain day; and that whatever e xtre..rdroary effects Sir FRANCIS BAILING'. death, sod the ma smarres of the rival contractors and jobbers, could produce, were superarlded to the ordinary prin ciples that regulate the market—prinripl.s fl aw. rally tending to a depression in the present low state of private credit. The Ail:oak Mot, from fleligolaul, arrived at ti arMouth onlredilebday: sailed the Hills llltoto at which time there we. nut the leatt ilea of au at tack against that place i.y the enemy. The intelligence of a Uecree hewing been !mood rigainst the adonis:ion of strangers into Franse, has been confirmed by letters from Dunhill( of tht itth. A we're/ arrived in t French port with four passengers, EH of whom were nrresttd, and convey ed to prison. The penalty against the Captllll of the vessel, for a contraventlins of the Derrre, sad cnutiscation of the vet•vl and car i ;ro. This, however, was not enforced in the present ipstauci., the Captain not hiving been informer! of the De cree. Variuus reasons have been assigned fne this extraordinary Decree. Some presume that it is la ron.rynmee of the ul trove. y of n conspuat y 144 ions! the lan of liontetars, in which the Sc'. •• were furnished by Euglaod. The late Fire at th• grand giveu by the Austrian Anitraasadlir, lint hymn swpec led lu I:ave hecn Wilful, and • the &migrate of Foucue, vo long at the head of the Polk* of "'urn', certainly favours the inevtiixt:on, thacsomethinif of the kmd marrtve:eltided, his vigilance. tfthers think that forniadu!,le preparations ate making in the enemy:a-port* kiid•-tliat*vhe prevent Decree it for the purpose of colierhlintut. One r.f the P.y . it) hiiiMght by the Heligoland Mail, received oil Wain slimy, contained an article &oho! Dorset,!Did: the 6:1) instant, Which we copied into THE lint rite Piti.v4 of yesterday, announcing the arrival in gloat City of two hundred men, the remain, of the stOth Regiment, belonging to the Grand Duchy of Berg. 011ier a service wf two years is the Spanish Province of Ctalonia.-..This is indeed • great reduction, whether effected lir sick ness, desertion, or the sword, is a burly of men, originally, we believe, about 1000, in so short a time ; sad it nous excite some surprze. that a dis rlortire 11111 tinfavoninble to the arum or Bost*. Pittry., sii))) 1,r.,•:1 in a root ottarr his control and indolence. But this defatea , ton in the 20th Ite:ziinent, however great, is not suffi vent to i.ers iu ihr Tieassry Jou! , Ms, 3broing pue of y racy stated, that . 1 ha 200 men arrived t I).i•lcid•,ritsti.re not the skirl-- ton of the 10 oi Rrghtt...t. hot .1; thit remained of tweet, B.alturnts. o.ci.:g at ilie late of ten men to reel, teem:lit; and argued 1111011 this false folio &two, and drew its conclusions atcorolingly ! Whether the inisrepreseai anon were wilful or not we do not !Ireton.' to sly ; but, if it were not wilful, it war certainly an'i , ie tiken up very light ly.—lu the Courier. of bost night we find the same false el echoed ti . • the Liam of that Print. who win Xs up the retoo l .; scent. and runs it breast high ire a laboured artiste. As to the 20 Regiments, he never balks at that : the only check which Le meets is, in the mode of accounting for the int. mense smother of the killed off ; tl/1(1 the difficulty of atccrtainiag how many died by the sword, how teeny by famine, and how far the ranks of the twenty r,gioneuts were throned By lAters fiont Bandkennel of Ihe 6 h February. we learn, that . the army under Colonel Matcrta- DILLL Was then still encamped at Catterpore. file waited the arrival of an additional force, appointed to occupy the province .luring his absence. ft was not %nonrated, however. that his :141Lauer agaiva M MLA KHAN woukj he insult longer delayed. la- the Or au time. the light. infantry battalion. with a squadron and gallopers from the 3th native Ca sally, had been tietarituri mi a special service, under the KEt.tit tumefied, out the morning of the 6th of .1411110 try, 111 , 11 the detachment expected try cross the li4yll riter about noon on the following day. The detachment under Lient.-Col. M 46114111. sh-s,ii served in Oude aaainst the rebellious Rajah of Naisparali. has since been engaged. in operation sg•inst another forire‘s in the same district, named !A nvi l : poor; which they carried by itasitolt on the 4th Fehissary, lint not, we lament to Say, with nut the Ito.. of tan racers and about 30 sepoys.— Lo irritants K. Wooldor and W. H. Omni. of the 1.4 hdttailOis prh regiment of native infantry, two young men of great gallantry and protni&e, 'Ol ist she attack: The detachment still remain ed he!ore Puragpoor on the. 7th of the same silo ill. ;11..a4enTers irribll front Plymouth for Mr. Nl • li.r.saiu. lit :.lorluix, both on Sunday and Mon day. We trmt that on& Government will bring thy litsgaolo to a tweedy immr. It a. nut R.-or-Admiral Saairoapthat we' op tt, n t.d on Wvd n. Winn, by his MAJESTICato the eons tnnutl nt thr CAW' .•f Good lllgpvt bat Eaor-Atlmi r.,l sTorroan. sevold brother to the Earl of Coult- TOWN. Thil Admiral kit loan the same evening for Portmuoullt. limitations hate been sent to BERNADOTTE, both by the Emperor of Roars and the King of DEN MARK, to do them the hoeinre to pass through their territories oat his way to Stockholm. The route is • little cireuitou,, tin doubt; but the direct road from Stralsund might expose the Crown Prince to perils whielt he 11149 UM taste for eneo.untering.— A I.EXAN ntAti and the King of DENMARK must feel great pf forsooth in doing the honours of their Capitals to the future King of SKEDEM ! In his election they may read their fate.-11un•emere rwerned to ropport the Kim:. of DIN M ARR. utul something was slot if, his favour in the French jourital, to itrok the rioil intention, and to gire the election of a Freud' General .notethisig of the. appearance of a .9pootaneong act of the Swe dish 'rites. It worth' not pace been consistent With Mos PAP res policy to Love permitted Den. murk and Sweden, by associatvz limier oar foreign crown, to form on empire. Oliich. by its Inagua tide. might have retrowked • higli , r tune of iu dependruee than he i, willing to tall iw loony Con tilientsl State; and it would trbo hese been hia 111OCII to ItUll•iN, to whom Den. in.irk Is is hymn lint a satellite move ;t within the spliereof her mtractioc. The object of BON APARTa, nn the direction units policy diem's, is to throw Rus sia northward, if not iu territorj, yet in influence, and perhaps to both. This has Inc moil years In V II a favourite project with the Fretteti paliticimis, mid [WRAP utiles oireosive and dcreissive treaty with Austria, emulated by the 4014 connexion, has so far strengthened his ability to acromplisli it, that he will now exercise less delicacy in taking the preli minary mee..urra. The Obi MancArgter, Capt. 11F.1.1,t5, which saika f.ocu Ilall ou the 29th ult. Ger Quebec. re turned to thHt port 00 'rookie). leaky. The b1i044,.i MASON, of Belton (the property of Mr. Wit roof", iwich.int), bound to Poole, with o ,r, 14r 4, ;ns eri,tavist. WS& nearly raptured oil the sth itist. hy A Freods rat ter privateer. off Fairlrigh, winch war us the p..stit of hoquilllg the Lawh, whe n I , ; ,,. e of lb. M A i. !.!y's iitir of wise liette4 tweet runt,- ' 4,4 :error: !w 41 e ,14. r., Ilse Ferneliii..n ',levered off -- •• Er qt myth," 143 Cu ; t. J IA loom miyi iti a la , •cwie , leetr to kw ow our, "ea ney satr!tarteni." lie wide, o ' l I heat the cutter s 6,lcrit by tt.e brg of sew." (......_ e n T 14 4 1, ... W, 4 5 t I. YCI• ~ I , TN , a 0 1 7 11 / 4 7 1 1 ., 77 ;! Lye -41 ' er"5.11';r4.7%. LYCEUM THEATRE. After being shot fora few days, thissole;ant little Theatre was hi,:t Evening irking opened for the re• goler Winter Season, with the Comedy of '/he Hypocrite, sal the Farce of l'he MCy3l if Garrott. --.Notisithstandiagthe very short period that has elapsed since the English Oper.t occupied the Theatre, it has in the interval been uealy painted and adorned it many respects. The pillars in the boxes particularly merit our praise, for the beauty with which they are linrshed ; mud. indeed, the general appearance of this part of. the House is highly. plerrem4. Oat drissisig up the curtain. the vocal strength of the Company ivai marsh.illed on the stage, and gave " G. 4 save Me king," iis good sty le, to nu audience ris fistrionahle and crowded as even the lack of oilier pieces of tatititscrocnt conid permit tile 7113 olie„. is to hope for. fit Ilypacrile followe d, and was thwingliont most silly performed. Dow- Ton, 111 PoCiOr Calittral§ %US All that could 11)1! Witillf.:l § a n d by his iidiabitalile acting inflicted the keenest . l a d s of *mire on the vile sect, to expose whose pernicions Imo:tiers the chscmlet was drawn, MATHF:AI § in Marieuras, was equally happy, and fre,pwis ly the house with laughter. J 1 rs. Ent t resperfortnance of the lively part of Char lotte 111, t with f u nd burets of applause. Mrs.oaoca looked lov.ly in the prudish Ludy Lambert, and was as delightful :w de. cutitre of the character per. twitted. 11rs. Seinsls, in the Ohl Lady. was quite at home, and us excellent as might be expected from tier very seperior talent in this liue of cha racter. In the subordnuste parts of Sir John, and Column! Lambert. and Darnley, Messrs. l'ossia.l.. tilltt HOLLAND, were severally very re spectable. The only novelty of the eerminz was a Mr. Waterer:a Yvr, in the putt of Seyward. which uf. fords no great opportisuity for . the display of tut Actor's powers. In what he had to do, however. this debutent performed naturally. modestly. acd well.--If there was nothing very itriking in his ac. Colt, it was more free from .vice than any we have of tete witnessed, and we hate no doubt but he will turn out au acquisition to the Stage..-..W4 would recommend to him not to hurry so much as he did when relating the story of, the pistol, as his haste rendered his articulation (in the earlier parts clear and diatiescl) thick and on. i o r e lli g iW e . Ile . wee received throughout with' approbation. and met, in common with the other performers already known mud esteemed . by the pu. lic. tier meet of applause and gia tulation on their 144 uppeanuice for the' mason.. I n the Far c ,. (.1' hie Mayne of O g svvat;,' Dow. Tom delights-1 n. main with the very slifferent part of Major stro‘it admirably performed. Itussv.: , to Jerry Swrez, MAO ))))) (Aired with the most datteriti4 marks of approliation, in lecollec than of his past excellent y in that character, awl of applause fur the capitskj tHAuster hi which lie re newed his portraiture of the nsiser.tble henpecked husband. His song of 6 , Robinson Crime" ex cited snitch rivibility.--Miss Mext.ots was is most animated Mrs. !hawk, end also wet with in toy well-merited plea Ley in Sir JacNtS, SMITH hit Crain. aud WI:WI7ZKILI2 HiThalp. were severally greeted ors their oiere: as old favourites. and on th s occasion forfeited none of their claim to continue vo. The w*s•xce,s:vely er , w , lrd in every part. . . I 1 r Royal 1140 .IIIC•S toe of Voss, ac calupsnieti by his Itoy.al Ilighoess the Duke of CLARENCE, V tilted yestrriby Westinur.ter Abbey. 114 Ku) 41 Iliglitwss the 110,tke of etkagllCC a rrived, a t brove ..'eloct. )v,terday. at his spat,- menus i t tit. Iltnet,.l. Palate, Irons Busby. sod re turned st fire o'clock. Tile Earl of Nlotas left his house in St. James's irl.iee yesterday, for Norfolk. _ Ll.iy M I LUMAY left town yesterday, for her seat at Nloultbinei.niill, Essex. Sir Ricii ten SDIACHA X HARM!s to leave town this day, on a tour to the different watering-places. Mr. awl MrA. TWO,: AS SHERIDAN left town yes. y, on a Villa to Lord sit.l Lady KiNFAIRD, is Nor loik. Coiaiiel LATOUCIIII. 1.1. P. and his beautiful datt4hter. here inured at Scarborough, to join Mrs. L itittlCUE. and Mr. and Mrs. DUNDAII, their rale e4. Mr. Lovtot9ve. from the Bath Theatre, is en gage ,I at the Lyetrum. Report speaks of Not its a great aleTtii.i!ton. The. The•,tre in Tottenham-court-road is taken by PKii I.CY. the Proprietor of the LeWee. bourn-, owl other pro►i• rial Theatres, and brother to Mr. 14:s LLY of the Drury-hole Company. %V 111 the 14..,ti Arehhieh.►l► of Vnak has been n,l a visit in COI. 834 t I T. hi Ins a.•at 111 I Itxliam, where hi.' Goose hell confirmation ou the I 4th. It is waist Ise the Archbishop of YORK to confirm once at Hexhion. (taring the time he hold■ the Sea of York, that town being • PECU• 1.1114 in the Diocese of Durham. in the province of York. Yesterday te'sio,i ; ;lit the Earl and Counte.s of inKi OA IA: arrived 4tlVlsitehaven Castle, fro m Low ther Cwaile, ace !mined by the -Ladies /410, AN \E, nod (2alot.lNE LOWTHER, Csipt, &c. Lady E11.14A33311 Lowntaa also ueuvril the illy fallowing. Earl of LONSDA 1110 * party of ladie• and vnilemeo, went into the e.. - works, on Ayturdity, where they tensainerl in. se. 1 . .1..1 bones, tr Ivermi4 these hidden regimt, seid slew: •.; .• the woolen; of th- mom !"—Tney pur sued the .tunriUng and exten.ive workim i s of Kell's 1111 fo r lowly Itilf a mile under the sea ..nd ertorii-il in inll,-et cifety—the strapgers astotte.h ed, and 411 bi g •Ily grit w.th at, excursion such as n o 0 :Iwr tlie amid can Word. ALtftwod kettle (or fib/ ;vas vireo upon New aterbauji•gree n. on %I , olltl it IsClatelgiot, to up ward. of lif,y of the wu't reel/v0.4,1e Is 11,4 mak gentleme n of 11-twn k, bs the proprietors of the Norfiin gro r .1.1511.11 tn. 'line Ptah rrw,nmrut was tlieellr11:. an I t the party. wite. , l, d l,y the bowl of music Isrlosir. n. 4 to the A is.-1.1 ••u-Lira .4 trod it ow the erten." until Old shades of Lveuilit compelled tfitin tu alsatate. WILTS AND SERA'S CANA The opening of the W.lts and 8et!....•. the river To urn ey at Altiogtion, on Friday last, with every ora l o ns • At half-past two o'clock, a hotly ti. l in the Comptey's bolt, stith tips poised the Loa lock Thome, amidst the loud huzza% of A L.• of people who hoed the lode. of th.: puny proceeded from the honks of IL, •,.„. the Council Chamber, where they w ; r , Alember, of Parliutot.ut for Cut Wade; Oxford. I lereford, Lutl i vralr.ll, &c. t.tellihelllr a of tile ittig l .itonr:• ,, ,,d, sud 141.1 r., an excelleat dinner p:e;r,..e.l for the ocrutolUft. IC Liallett. Esq. the t " SMeeeei el foie Wilts and Burley Cele," sly sour ise speech ; in vioted, that the..ou Wit in 5W71111.01 Crtl.lll, that every PrOpii..!,,, regularly procCeri-d out los otigioal tok en ,. could at ttig n.- .out price of shares outdo per crt,t. 'you los • capital Itl vati!ste at early a p.-rind nartreeedenterl is the hi,te r y ~f flies); end colons, ed w.th ;nut ability no t h, Lure prospects of the toodettakittg. rot, .1 . was received with ev. ry tnat It of satisfaction; the Proprietors, in littrsts of applt.use, rxprss...4 • sensibly th-y felt Clete olitig..tiotis to bin irY utility years perwveritig exesttota s, ch4litMlo the Committee of Management; and tina..inte, resolved tbat the 4 thanks tor Ins seme n !„.„„ *Noted to him, engravrtt on • piece of pl.cr.t:.l one hurpti.e.l guinea*. The day MI. A;.ent great conviviality and harrnmiy, eulistm.-d by t r o , appropriate toasts and snags; and the ,0 4 ,p, 8 1 highly gratified, separated at a lute hoar. THE LITE QUEEN OF PRUSSLI. PLIS• ALC. Oi Sunday morning the Fanelli hermits o ti Queen was preached in all the churches. RA tib jesty errl the young Princes and Princess", cst the Members of the Royal Famile. smistet cereinoTiVio the church of the Wme. SITIILII.'T7aOIII A LISTTIII. DATED REIMS, at , . II • - - 4. The garden of the Castle of Chertseetihs t i is still closed, on accoant of the work. Gomm nsauseleuns of the Queen. It is to bt (a stueted on the site of the interior of tue weiU teeth, which is to be demolished. A you; pot; nausea Ternite, is the person who his matisi cessfully seized the likeness of the late whose portrait he, ezecated daring her retidtboi Streik& His likeness is striking, aecordit the opinion of all thce , e who hare seen that Pn cesa. The same printer hstalso made a halloo her immediately after her death, which mid, t alteration iu her features, nor to her below: h left her such as she was in her most bentil periods." LOUD It EL VIN. A story his just appeared iu many of the mere iii different parts of thecrsontrr.relrun u striking pr011:e likeness of Lord Ndinn ha been discovered in the rock. of the Caltoit-hill, which the monument to his memory is And' this diteovery, it is said, was made be English family, who had been on a visit to sir cit for the purpose, no doubt, of making &wrestle) nn the improving spirit of the Limo, sad Omar ing with a keen eye the phenomena of asters Liu northern regions. Hiving completed the travels. and reached the metropolis or their ell country, they proceeded, it seems, alter the es ample of other trim Mers. to relate what they ha seen. With great facility of thought, they . . don dril with transferring front their itinereiy, into a Lo had ma de, in surveying this part of the great co, newspaper', the discoveries which tb of nature. That this family of travellers really 11 Isere that they saw what they have related on tla occasion. must be certain; for we cannel yippee that what they have said is a mere drchirstion of, pretended discovery, for the purpose of inverting tag the exact degree of consanguinity of our gm countrymen with holiest John Ball, (thouglireallvti inquisitive on this subject may sow be satidied —As to ourselves, we are determined to receive th story as it is told, without farther examination; bra we cannot help pausing for a moment, to expo' our admiration and gratitude, on the keowledge , our city being so peculiarly distinguished. tt shall venture to say, that on the face of whole globe, various and rugged as its aspects there will not be found Imo pri , files of his Lord,h That this one. formed by no mortal hand, is lost amidst the wilds of Alrica, or laid negleri on the shores of rorne barbarous nation, is tad fortunate—that Edinburgh, and not Glaagow. l any other ',lace, should posses, it. is to good fortune sin isiconaiderable addition. put that this profile llhnuld now he discovered tt exist on the very pedestal. as it were. of the 0 1 nument erected to his metnoiy, is. indeed, an o'M the chapter of accidents, •o oecurretice the nos singular ! tin a ll these aecuunts, it ought to bt prized as a most invaluable gar. it will, hes , M . Ile considered, th a t it is usual to tslc* the rol'' t from the personage; hut here the profile ha, s:. pruned first !—N erAMPED THE. WHO /MI TUX CA I 1%),4•1ii LI. ROLA !-..4Eda31611/g 4 respondent.) • .rim British Press. Ou We.1a. , 1.4 as a ca..k of tittle! V/701 conveyin 11 , 1 a dray through the S:ratul, it burst ; a d Who as+ i' '' by. rec.-lived psit of Its content and war, literally bora.ii Lh:Ars. (sate on Tueotly ni;ltt, or early on Wedo o4 worsting, the Wll.t,t I! 0 1'Am-house , Oat street, /3 Tinnud , ev, open, '4"141.=c1 of glass, ;Aiwa, sni I quor vettlfl., to to value of 20'.. u.. 41 uorrar..... The r .')hers a!fo tn't away a Vs-ch.:4', w whic..s were helf.4•lczeo•ii ret ted-vooto, two s.leee tOile-i*noas, wnd 471•1 , 411 notes to the arnolnt of 'tear 40. mote. I "i'llabtaittell entrance Ij forcing uy •t.• h tors•j.let , Nl two the s't, , q, and et , the e-Ilar nude the.r war silo Lae lint 11..ri , !what singul47, that Mrs. 8it0 . ...5. th, of the holse. wits up daring the liu'•. lit with a sick inf.ant,ytt d 'f!x Stoel the I reit hail wgit Shute r WIT eery .1 10.1 , awl ,r (hi kept coati Ire • }op.; Ire'!' e t all 114' front den pr ea. 114 11. lit strive, hr I einsti Zoe( Vert lIPPII .hi. h potti.• Pint e t it; 111 ( dervi, frßiat te.;n 'o'b i that . Tr.un, n'T