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SIIAW's , NATURAL HISTORY. This D.iy were published,' Elegantly printed on very tine Paper, in .Medium Oaavo, and, trout the site and great number of Plates, divided into four Parts, price 51. ss in boards, or, on large Paper, 71. . Its. its. boards. Vols. and comprising, • 1. rl -I HE HIS'rORY of QUADRUPEDS, of .11. General Zoology, or Systematic Natural History. By GEO. SHAW, M.D. P &c. With between z and pso Plates, from the first Authorities ,• Or the most soled Specimens in the British, Leverinn, and other Museums, principally engraved by Mr. Heath, z. Dr. Shaw's History of Oviparous, or Amphibious Qua. dritpeds; including Frogs, Tottoises, Lizards, and Serpents. In two Parts. being Vol. 111. of General Zoology, with upwards of 14e Engravings, likewise tram the first Autho. titles, principally executed by 'Mr. Heath, Price two gui. Incas and an halt; or, on Id rge,paper, 31. 16s. in boards. • 3. Dr. Sbaw's History of Fishes complete, in four Parts, bring Vols. 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Ec!tion, revised, correaeil, and very cansiderifily en 4 • l J rgcd. -rhi.Diaionary has long been. the admiration of Eu. rope, and is quoted 45 of the first authority by" all the most eminent Writers loth in this Coinitiy and. Abroad, and is to , commended . by ihe-most eminent Professors and Teachers of Botany," as containing an excellent fund of Botanical necessary to be known by every Person who is, cul.: ri va t ink that useful rind agreti.ible Science. London a Printed for H. D. Symonds, No. So, Paternoster., row ; and Ilauldcr, Borid-sti•cct. Where may be had, a New Edition of Cortls'& Prailic4 tlbservations on British Grasses, with colOured Plates; price Five .`iltiJJip t a, FARMERS' MAGAZINE. This Day VV.i*: Cal riVi; V0111111.;.1 Octa priCt.t . '2l. 35.,(1J, bbarth, or Numbcri, price I. is. PHE :FARMERS' 'Ai ,‘C.: AZ NTE, a Peri° heal wink, exvlwivehy dt:Noccii lo Agriculture and Rural Alf"airs, fru . iSoo, :a;;u::, J 30,3, arid IEO4. r,ublishecl rt,>,uarv7rly, • . liclinbargh : Printcri for Arch. Coustable a.nr.l burgh p anti :told by Longman,. iiurbt, Rees, an 4 °Jute, Parcruost:r.row, .I.(4rvion, detiign of 11!4:: i.arin-as' Magazine k to colleel anti dis. ientinate ingenious Theories, important and . well-antheitti-: c.utcd Fads, and accurate Experinients, which taut: to the 411ii:ron branches •of Mral economy. I,t most he well; knOwu to every permort in the least aegnainted with the , dif. fcrent parts of the tinned Kingdom', that discoveries and im-• provements, particularly in' Aviculture, travel tier) , slowly.' remedy this, the Farmers' Magaiine was first projeded ; alai the Proptutots are happy to Say, that, if they may judge frOM the almost I.lllrELNederitpti sale or more than 4000 co-: Pies Of cach Nuttilnr, the ohjeel of this Publication great degree answered. The Work, in its plan and arrang- Went, is well calculated for the end the Proprietors had in view : it consists of—l. Mlicell4llCoo Cortmamications, chiefly of the moat important pradical nature.— a. The Re view of Agricultural Publication,. -3. Agriettltoral Bence from Almost every District in Scotland, and from se- , veral in England, The utility and importance of this. branch must be avidmt to every practical Farmer, Who, at the moderate price of es. a Quarter, may learn the state of tit , . Crops, and time price of Grain, Cattle,."&c. in tin:Affer ent parts of the Kingdom, besides being; enabled to compare 'his own radio ts'itli that in other. Districts, and thus to.. correct w hiq is iniprrper or deficient. THE . iMproved PEDOMETt R , or kV AY. WISER, which winn worn in the Pocket, OsceriHns the distance the Wearer walks (pti,e Two Guineas). •,01(1 by SPENCER and PERKINS, WatOrmakto, West End of Newgate-street (reineved from Snow hill, Account of the Improvements there); %vim for near thirty years hove fabricated these Machines ; and tiniuBn they do not claim the invention, it being almost as ancient as Pocket Watches, yet all that ever calm: to their knowledge. have been so rude in tbeii shape, inconvenient. in wearing, and incorrect in their perforniame, eis to have been soon laid by:. os useless. which they take' tits! lit, rty to oiler to the Public, t eitgant in it,u4t, most cow/ow...nay used, perfectly cormsti, and, %that is desirabiu in :11.i::nines of Fancy, exceeding chew not I . llllde to be c,t tof oid,:r, and a moat aw...Au; Companion to Gentlemen, who are Von of Walking Shoot in 6. Flattering theins::!vcs the `i;l'L' , a bi l tioveovitt lately mode has careen it to its uttit.nat: bb, they take this to, thod of making it public, to NCO.: r, to tltemacttea at!east the credit tltcreof, nailing been materially ittittrel Plagiartsts %vita bay.; copied theit . NlachinAi, and pass4l then! off to Centro. : Mn as their oWri though at mtici l / 4 higher prices, wid very inferior work. • TO THE LADIES A T a time When Beauty r•lint,;ircifes the nynt , prominent feature in the British Court, .whie,li has ontAined univerr4i adgiiration, every exertion should certain.' ly he made to preserve that estitiLoion WIM.: 11 1 has ticesi so ...justly acquired, and, it pussible b to add an additional brit ltarreyy Ir. it. Superiluous,liairs Intve ever been ‘ottsiciemtl one o the greatest blemishes in die female face, and various l're par ,tiOnki fur the removal ot them have helm applied without itkecess. ALFRED's BOVAL COMPOSITION, So universally esteemed at the Court of France at the time of Its greatest splendour, and first:rnepared for the beau. tiful Antionette, is earnestly recommended to the Ladies of this Country fur efleelually eradicating all superfluous Slairs from the face, arms, &c. without injury to the skin, of causing ,the least unpleasant sensation. Tt is soldrin packets At cS. oil. and ss. • each, wholesale and retail, by Berry, Greek-street, Soho; liendrie and Sons, Trehborne street ; Gattieand Lea, , 52 . , New Bond-strcet ; Davison and Son, 59, Fleet.street ; Cryer, 6i, Cornhill ; Newton, It 6, Great Russel-street, Bloomsbury ; Vickery, _Tovistoelt. street.; Withers, 2.29, Strand ; flumphry. OS, Oxford_ street t and Sixelanti, Vere-street —AI by Reynolds,, Winer, and Marriott, P.,th ; Spence and Smith, EtTitiburgh Miss Ctegsori's, Liverpool ; Messrs. Trewman's, Exeter; and by one Person in every other principal Town' in the United Kingdom. MAi LS. AIAtV/D-1 Dublin. Due- 6 )I.tul'oingb,Wit!, 3,VVaterA,r(l. PRICE OF STOCKS TUIA DAY ♦T TWiLVA O'CLOCK. Consols THE SUN. - - IOLZM 21:13 Dredll/1 741.311! , 1 AUDIKAT LONDON, THURSDAY, Fr IlltUAlt Y 2Y, Isos. The Womoutk has at length beep heard of, hay. ing stood on her, voyage, as we some time ago stated, under the idea that the Indiamen were ahead of her. She was spoken with in company with the 4wrora South Sea Whaler, ih lat. 49. 41. N. long. B. W. by the:Tanta Margarita, go thelth inst. The French, 'we are assured, have,.list refused to admit Capt.PucuT as Agent for Prisoners of War ; .and-we.:have -some grounds for believing that the letters for the . Secretary of State, brought over in 'the 'Carta from Murlaix *to Plymouth, bad no re. Terence: whatever to the Exchange of Prisoners. s; tnlrning we received liemburgb Paters to ..thg 2il inst, fr o m killich tVe have extraCted the fol. lowing artiTles of intelligence, many of which are in no vm.til degree intereuing. NAP . i.;;L,The day before yesterday ,4yq. Ships. ,of the Line .and Frigates arrived in our parbour, several mare will follpw. We do not ktio* whether these Ships have Troops on board. ROME, •.1 AN. 9., --Several Russian Ships of the Line haste arrived in the HarbOut — of Naples, and. two E.Oglish . Ships of the Line made, their appear. ,voce. imMediately'after, and anchored not fat from t he City. This appearance occasioned-an extraordinary, sensation, par t ticula'ily among : i4French TroOps.— Comiers were direttly sent,o to Faris, s e I on the - part of the Cotirt, as oem that of the French I\4inister at Naples. The Rusiians, how., ever, appear to have .no very urgent business at Naples, as several of the f.")&erS have arrived here to.day from that City to see the cotiosities of Rome, It is believed that the Squadron arrived at Naples is that Which some time ago passed the Sound. • By THE KING's PATENT, RYNIP.R's CARDIAC and NERVOUS TINCTURE,. "nig only tale and e ift dui' I Remedy for Dia. 4. orders of the Licari, Stonucli, and iivwcla, viz. ilea& Ach, Contusion,, GitliiitieSs, Indigestion, loss of Appetite, Bilious Crudities and Retellings, Yellowness or the Eyci and Skin, Flatulence, fain, Spasms, lit:art-burn, I liecup, Grip: ings, Cholic, and Coativcows ; tot the Got in the Stoinavh and /lead ; tin' all such Allectinns 0: the Nervous System as arl attended with Depression of Spirits, Paralytic and Apo. plettic Dispositions, s' ost rat ion of Strength, Timidity, 'lre inors, all 4 tor tinning Sys.: strengthening the whole Sy tem, in states' of Relavition and Debility. " To Mr. RYMER. I it, —I have much pleasumin assuring you,. that I feel, my;.elf quite a new Man since I took the Cardiac: Those tormenting pains I used to experience in my side, hack, and bowels ' now but seldom trouble ; it they do, a t , .y Doses of the Cardiac never tail to remove them. My appetite is also surprisingly mended; and I only have to jignefil; that was not fortunate enough to have applied to you before, which would have saved toe years cif pain and misery. If this de claration can be of any service to )ott, you are welcome to viake what use of it you please; and I ant, with much truth, " Your mud) obliged and obedient Servant '44 J. HOLWELLX ". " Ftorn Lieut. Col.l-101well, Southborougth'' Sold. Wholesale and Retail by Dietty and Sutton, No, to, slow Church-yard ; and Retail by F. Smith, Haymarket Tutt, Royal ExclLatge • ,F; Newberry, St. Paul's Church. yard;- Ward, liolliorat ' Baron and Co, and Bourne add Co, , Oxford4treet ; aced by every vender of VaNnt MC(001105, the Vhlted-King,totn, fu liottle6 of 60. a nd i ts. 4i4.ch ; also in Pins untAis a t 2,35. by which mere is a considerable VI ENNA, JAN. crietsrated Musician,' 11 A yp N , f o r whom a 11,04.1.1 service has been per. fortOed in Fralee, is Still living, and as hearty and well as a Min of 7s can be rxiieded to be. CAD tz, Dec. 28.—The Frigate Le 'regent', from Montevideo, is arrived here ; her cargo con. sists of .1.0,000 hides, woal, and 20,000 piastres, for different commercial houses. ()ne of the French Corvettes taVen by the Eng. lists, which was at anchor in the B,i'y Of Gibralter, has slipped hi.r cable in a stormy night, and tun in. Algiers ; she carried with her above sixty Eng1611(1 - len, after having killed an English Of. fier and twelve sailors. Three of our Gun.boats have since brought her into this nay. Several other Ships, which, the English had Ortied into Gibraltar, encouraged by the example of the Cor. vette, have taken advantage of the storm, and made their escape into Algesleas. An English Brigantine, and another Ship, have been wrecked in the storm near Ceuta. On the Ist of January the English Squadron ag ain made its appearance off our Bay. GatioA, JAN. to.—Our celebrated Bank o f St. George, which has served as a model to an snarly Foreign -Banks, and the failure of which plunged so m an y families into the deepest distre4s, is now, to the great joy of all. true Patriots, re-established. On New Year's Day the new Diredors were fOr 7 mally installed. They consist of the Citizens PARETO, COItViI.TTB, DURAZZO, TEALDI, and ONETO. Yesterday a French Frigate and a Brig arrivrd here : to-day a small Frigate. has been launched, which will soon be followed by a larger, named the /,'om Last night we received Paris Pafierl to the 14th inst. and Dutch Journal: Witt 17th. They contain the Addresses of the Constituted Authorities'to the F.tnperor in consequence of his Message relative to the Overture made to this Country, together with his Answers. The Addresses merely reecho those sentiments which were uttered by the Government Orators upon that occasion, and which we have already laid before our Readers. We have given Bit. NAPARTL's Anbwer to the, Deputies of the Le. giblative Body, which will serve as a specimen o f the rest, as they are all nearly in the same style, and merely amount to a declaration of the parity or* making the Overture. Not!ling is said, in these Papers relative to the sailing of the Toulon or Rochefort Squadrons. This silence, however, by no means invalidates the state, meets which have been made reSpeding those ob jab, hut perhaps may be considered as rather tend ing to confirm. themt----- The departure,,of the French Minister, ilttu from Constantinople is confirmed. Yesterday Morning the ROYAL FAMILY,- atterld. td by Count MINSTER, Generals FiTyrol' and MANNERS, 'walked to St. cirleorgt's Chapel, and heard an excellent Sermon by the Hon. and Rev. Mr. LEace, from the 7111 chap. 2,3 Book of Chroni. ties, t4th verse. The ROYAL FAMILY, after attending Divine Service, left Windsoi at one o'clock. His MAJESTY stopped at Kew, - and 'the QUIIIN and PRINCESSES proceeded 'to town, where they arrive& at half.past three 'o'clock. This day Ha MAJESTY will hold a DraWing. Room ; 'and in the evening the ROYAL FAMILY will go to the Cunctrt of Ancient Music. - Yesterday the .PRI.NCR of WAt.R9, the DUKES, Of YORK, KENT, CAMBRIDGE, and SUSSEX, dined; with HER MAJESTY.' • •Yesterday the Revs- Mrs- : BAR 14- preached-Ware a 'number of the Nobility and Persons of Distinction' at the Chapel Royal. 'The,Bishop.of LONDON per. formed the Communion Service.. The charming anthem of 1! 0 Lord help (IF!" composed by the la i le Dr. ARNOLD, was sung with' rent, effelt by MESIII..W:KNYVETT, NiELD, and ?AGO. Tuesday evening an Oratorio was perromied at Wintisar-Cassle-isy ilv. , GeaLletneirt.ut.ll:43/Q,i41.0- fore the ROYAL FAMILY and' a •seleet Party. We understand that the Oratorio of Esther is ID be performed oti McifirlaY evening next,, at Windsor Castle, previous to the commencement of the Bans YESTERDAY being the - day appointed 4"ltoyil- Procfamation for a Public Fasting and Humiliation before Almighty God,. to beseech forgiveness of our sins, 'and prAy.for the success of His MAjesty's Arms, the two Houses of Parliament, the Corpora.: tion of London, and several of the VolUnteer Corps,' attended Divine Service, as usual upon such oc.' casions. The House of Lords went to Henry the Vllth's ,Chapel in Wcgtminster Abbey, where a mast excel. 4 ieniliernion was preached by the Right Rev. the, Bishop of Rocrierieß. The Service of the day -was read by the Rev. Mr. PRIDDBN and Mr. CHANte.N.ais.' The Fkkosp of Commons heard Prayers, ,and a most, impressive Sermon, by the, Rev. CHARLES HENRY' HALL, Chaplain to the House of Comrtrins, at St. Margaret's Church, near the Abbey. The Right Ilon. the SPEAKER was escorted to and from Churc►.: by a party of the City of Westritingter Loyal Volunteers. Yesterday morning the Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR and SliititlFF4, accompanied byv Aidt,rmen, the itf,corder, &c. attended by the Mar. shals and other City'Oilicers, went instate from the: Matlkion House to St. Paul's Cathedral and heard Divine Service, and an excellent Sermon preached by his ,Lnrciship's COaplain. The whole of the Artillery Company likewise attended.. The following is a Copy of the Notice respeEling the bidding Int the next Lottery, which was read yes. ~terday morning by Mr. HAAP, the Deputy Cashiet, in the Stock Exchange : The Govent9r of the Bank hereby Rives notice, that the CliAllctt.Lnit of the EXCI3EQUeIt Will See such Persons Ag may be willing to treat for the Third Lottery for the Service of the Year 0104, at Downing-str4ct, on. Monday Acta, at Eleyen o'Clock precniely. • ltd. 19, 1805. A Party of that old and respeaahle Corps,. the ~ S cotch'Greys, have been some time in the Metro. poiis, They are,mounted, and mike a fine martial appearance. Many spirited young men, who have a zeal for military - enterprize, have .joined, this Corp',-,lince it has been stationed in London, and more, it seems, are daily entering. Mr. OPTS delivered a Lenore on Painting, at the:Royal Institution, On Tuesday evening, ivhich was attended by a numerous Audience - of thrfltst people; and was highly admired.. Mr. Fox, it is said, has advised Master BETTY to perform the charaaer of Zava. So much study, art, and experience, however, are required to re. present this very difficult chara4er, and it it sQ un. suitable to the little Adventurer's time of life, that we have too good an opinion of MN Fox's judg. went to give a n y credit to the report. There is little likelihood that Mr. SHERIDAN will bringfotward his long.expeled Play of Me Foresters; and the reason is, that the puhlic ; taste has been so.much corrupted that a legitimate drama. tic produetion . , in the good old taste, would have little chance of success, even from his admiraille 'pen._ The venerable Dramatist, Mr. CtIMIIRRLAIp, we understand, is employed in-writing a Lite himself. A work of this kind, from a man of his talents and learning, with the literary history of his time, would he a valuable addition to British Li. terature. Mr. MORRIS, the brother-in.law of Mr. Cot. "MAN, and Mr. T. DIUDIN, hale, according to re. port, purchased a share in the Haymarket Tlirtnitre. There are Admirers of Little Burn- who cannot content themselves with praising him, but must vent their spleen against the ,established Performers of the London Theatre. This mode of 'supporting their favourite ii as absurd as it is malignant, and is rather calculated to injure than serve, their cause, by exciting a spirit of indignation suitable to the generosity of the British.—Surely, according to the animated line of the Poet, FAste's wide dome is large enough for all." His MAJUSTT, it is said, has invited nil the Officers of the Blues, who 'are now stationed at Windsor, as well as the whole of the fi rst six form s of Eton S c h oo l, to b e present at the Grand Concert which is to.be given by Hex MAJESTY on Monday next. When Hrs MAI EVTY invited the Etonians, he, observed a Tittle Boy among them in earnest conversation. The King asked him if he was fond of music Yes," said the Boy, with great spirit, 16 . particularly,. ai d my favourite tune is God save the King, l ! 'nit little fellow was Of course in. NXV AL NEWS. lalr DOVER, FEB. 20.—A large Ship was sent this Harbour last night ; she was lately lake"' the French and carried into Boulogne, 'where bat ing landed her cargo, she was proceedittg shore to Calais, but being chaced by the Astsai ,Sloop and some Gun.brigs, the Frenchmen rola( ashore near Etaples ; but the wind , setting of th e land, and the tide flowing, the .13111t$ belOngingla the Cruizers got her off with little difficulty. She is a very fine Ship, and is nailed the Gore, ° I London. POIRTSMOUTH, FE ft. 20.—A rri wed the GrOom e Frigate from a Crutzr. Thii tihy the Camilla Frigate Was released fa suarantine. FA L ! 40 t 7 rIt, FEE 1/3.—Arrived the lib° GREENING, !torn Bengal for London ; Rd iMl Wsnot,lrorn Honduras for ; Lab' W arfel ' E: pr a ri p v : A E7 th , e fr ,s ot i . 7:-- ishsh , ip all last from IVlilford. 41° , 2 °O• t ons, laden, wirb lY .;u S ga . r d ; d 'c l o t6 ch sa i r n i :;: icaach: l 3u: log , vood, hides, and about 0,000 don't" , ft°1111: f , 117 1 taMaircap"tit;r7 - 47AOiiri4 clays : the Western..lslancit, by the Uritiviarigettrci Iti Han—Capt. Fly R ER T. the S'rwiuser Sloop of War on 3 Stiegviess, FED. I 7 into Haf b°ur° Oako Sloop of War, t o refi t . , 1 1 , A.rtiVed" .the COG CaAaLis 11" from a Craiicin the North Sea. Sailed the Adamant, Anuthyst, and Scort ;o . Pissed by, for Standgate Creek, to rill/0i rantine, a Spanish Prize. W Ships 4t this Port.—Zeila tl 4 R a miltesi lni0,F1"001 lion, L'Airic,iine, Jason, wfficheiso, Orestes, Dr.tke, and '' - ag several chi- 6 °'''' vessels, and Bomb-tenders. DE FEB. 20. --Came down from Che ri Hi° Mai , sty's Ship Champion .). Jamaica nd i Fur;ons Guo-brig, f r om a Croixe off C 413" a and. remain. isd Also came w came don t h e ft hired i oop stores, from Deptford, for the YAK'. Sailed the /1704 way Lighter .for Slieern e "' to o In the Downs —Shipoof War and D4cnce 0 4* °P' C WEYMOUTH, FEB. 20. YesterdAY —a . WtutttssoN, in the Gr rybound Cut" r (hav jr , diligently looked out for ihe bodies ("I the ceased lost in the ,erztrurany), 10°14 , 1; ,, i) Th os corps! of Mr. BARW EL L (and three ° l " e— i t ,h . known), who had his gold hunting watch' 41 0 stopped at to minutes b e f ore ten. lre his Pcinracr c!in ,4 found 23 dollarS, and his pocket.tionk , O his Commission, d ate d zot h Dcc. zBO4 , :bit m in the Company' s S erv i ce , & c . and 3 ri n i t ' o at finger, having a b ra id o f h ai r act under a 14 0 0, clystal—,all which C a p t . W, hAs carciu" ; 04 served for . the relations 'of the deceased, w h . ° o lies „at an undertake r 's. ..Many bodies w" is auptiosed, be now taken up daily. VOLUNTEERS, :; YESTIR DAY the Prince of W I , v ales's m o g,. _ le ' , Col. M. P. ANDasws, Went to St' 0 10 ehurch, where an excellent sermon Wm ) P t FI r e 401 114 the Rev. T. R OG II RI. Tne INtehe" ° o ' UMERLAND, and aeveral other pets° ll ' 4 iion were present. t eel oo li The Duke o f GlouLoyal Volun .3 lane! Lord Viscount CHETWYND, atten d e d Audley Chapel. I Vallt9 The Prince William Frederick's LQ14,(01 teers, &AAR, heard an excellent 1e."4,4 Sc. Cleinant's Church,' by the; Rev , 1;4. 1 RENCS. 10111' he Si. James's Loyal Volunteers, Cr,. Ober' were at Sr. James's Churcitili eV IP h heard an e x c e lle n t sermon by the ss Axoxitw,, CO; Earl 0 - t o ;.2 t.. ..R .l G T h e t e o t r O L g o l e d : attended StGe George's, Cal. service the t the Ci l° ' h ` a .l** l l , i e e c . : l-.ll ci y n a d i oNnowril,l.ll3l..srt ti l t ° la n T S t. went to Dr' Yov ° di' . The Farris don Ward Without AsW ist • i :e n i rr ' dt . iuble duty;- as .they not only attended div,itteJ vice in their Parkh Church, but were 10 1 '; one . of their Reviewing. Colonels. 111"1104° through the 11101 . t1A1 Ana piatt,On OCC(Cigegt i'V i d 0 01; i few other- movements, with their accustoTe 0 I _ence, and seemed to have loaf notbinft4,:ir }ate disuse of drills,- The lospetting ,opi presAed himself i n strong terms d'l . P r ""i, 110(6 4i The East London Militia. to ihe itumweir under Sir JO HN EAMiI (their - Colonei)•oc,0 10 divine s'''rv he C arstChurch, Likl ,1 as slid 300 or the sth Regiment 01 a eels'‘rultinteer,. The three Regiments of E IS : India v to the number u 1 about 2000, Vier e e di '; l trithlP: l attended at the following Churchett: hill; t Undershaff, Aldgate Sc. Michael's? '°-11 01 th:Vs' Allhallows, . 1 1 . k• mg, losser-streo jor: 1° Church the Rive r F en eibles, under Colll 101' 1 CAS, likewise attended. 16 0 'rite Regiment, to the number c ' c e divine service at Bishopsgare and Grea t —. ,190 Several other of the L n ouni RetrialeOls aitlg „ do r to the Churches helongiiig to the pat in which they were reigd. 11,e lat. the in g 1)1 t latif !Ile t ,; Of 4 lion the 04;1 el