The Sun. — London, England, 1803-08-15 00:00:00

TO Till? IT was my deliberate detetminat:on that the Columns .of•iny.,..Papers should ,neyer be sullied by the intr , duaion; in any way,- Of the name of Wt LLIAM CO BR ETT, but a Lie dClibtrittely li.itrcl 11y that Man,.io his IlieWy flegister of Slant der Li4d Faliebood, demands that I should-in my nwn . vindication mention him, and obtrude myself,however obnoxious it is to my nature, for one moment upOn the Public. 111 y habits of life preclude me from en. tering the iims with Nlr..Coßt ETT, in a contest of vulgarity, calumny, and takehood ; while his ThuSt: necess - wily have incapacitated him' from Laving arty ideas consonant with the Charaaer of a Gentleman. Mr. COBBETT . has been in the praaice of attackilig int personally in the grossest Way with his Pen for a long time past.—To these intaelts I nwrely opposed a contemptuous silence— bct::art,,e such slander from a Man, who, ever since, he was obliged, from being a conviaed Libeller, to fly froth America, I have cansidefed as an honour, having perceived that there is no 'Worth nr Talents • iki-sting in this COuntry, from the KING . to the Peasato, which thatgeneral Libeller has not Liously assailed. it is now my duty, however reluaantly, to relate to the Nitric a transaction which, took place on Saturday the. 6th instant, and to : which Mr... Coes ell' utters in his Paper of yesterday, in the followin g ob,cure note to his, as!.nated p ndents. `" 3 /eNetto,k AMKRIO3)4UK for pointing ottt the infamous. 1,1 ,, ei upon Mr. Castle r r, *inch appeared i n Th e Jr:'i hot anti rhe Nu), ut S.aorday„ 11W 6th inst.' a lt o he tic it-1)3, 4 i n ,, not eitlicraurprized or &Silk ,sed to heir, " 01..1 in lei, tow, three hoofs atter the Libel wa, published, " the Air. it Kit to r, received persanat ess:astli*ment sn toe vet; .4;i4rtoicot where rte h4d fabricated the Label." wet' such a Charge on Riper is necessarily an irksome task, but the Cli.itaavr of the person who inukes it leaves qtr, unavpid,ibly, no alternative. I shall as brief:is I cat), and shall state nothing more thin shall as brlullybe able to substantiate in a C' tt.t of justice, the only Tribunal before which ;.! trans Ilion ;0-infamous as thit which 1 am about' to rel.irt: can be determined. Savtodity - Jite* 6th inst. about eleven o'clock in the forenoori, 1 was tald.by one of my Servants that .a Gentletnan wanted to see me. I inst a ntly elk.:siTed that h e should be shewn up stairs, Two Itten'entered the room, both personally strangers to pie, ?nd . otte ut them said he wanted to speak (with mc'Ar,,osE.' • Two Gentlemen were in the room with me writing, wh om I requested to walk up stairs for a few minutes, my private room at my (Nice being ar that time engaged ; while the Gen. tlemen were letiring, his friend remaining, Mr. C. Made himself known to. We ; he afterwards pulled the TR 'BR tioN of that Morning front his pocket, observing that there was a paragraph in it which be hoped I kPew,pothing of. Lie pointed with his finger to 0046 wing " Mr; W o Xi> rof,ssai himself to be the &idlers' - Friend. We cannot suppose however that his attachment to a certai-t American scribbler arises from his being the Writer of a work at the beginning of the French Revolution baring aiLlitie, because that work had fin. its object to excite the Soldiery to Mutiny, to which it schmts the. same yarritufc writer now endeavours to instigate the Navy. - We soealt merely from What' has - been said in the Mouse of Commons : for we think no true linton.can read the works of the person alluded to with any kind of temper. The pillory or. Ow siWi,:t we think a more appropriate reward 14. in that which Mr. CV NDHANI 11; suggested for a Writer lull stamp.q . I told bins " I certainly knew about it, for hmy stell bad , writ ten it." He asked' me if I meant it to ajAHy to him. I shortly answered, " I left it to him to make the application." He again asked if " I meant to say that he deserved the Pillory o.c the Gibbet." I as shottly answered, " Icertainlv thought he did." Without any further discourse he lifted his hand and struck me on the back 'tau Of the head.—The blow was feeble and unavailingl imA:diately returned,the blow, and a sea; ensued' —I had seized {rim- by the collar and had at an litivantage, when the, 'other Ruffian with' him, whom I sincelearn to he a Mr. ASIIBURY CKI NS, of America, threw himself between And separated' He then repeated the question, " do you thiok That 4 deserve the ?Mot} or the Gibbet ?" My an,wer was the same,—," Yes —certainly—you sip." .The same. Ruffian then offered Mr.' Cos. 'l3F,r-r a onontli stick which.he held in his hand.— . .1 t...a . fcl.ed it Irsm him, and after an .attempt to threw it on the ground. Pen:rising I tw o Rtillians to encounter, I went to the Eire: place and armed myself with the ftoker, and was alP)i , r to avenge myself, when Mr. Cos a ayes :mld again int:•tiered and'seized the poker, which X still continued to grasp in my right hand. Mr. cots a er-r hint?elf then went round thedesk and took up "the tongs . , tvliich he raised in bode hands, stud meet courcikeotitly about to let fall upon tb . ), • wh,o loon.tately, and, by a strOng ef. f'ti, the other Rtifilin still holding the ‘pOker, c;lug!tt thrm l in my tell hand and held diem fast In 1 was standing between the two Ruf. fNivri.s,p,..,..,,..h‘e.,:ltitl,eotikiV:lGlcertnttitmen.,' Mr. CLAttis:s and e ;old some other persrms'in drie"hnolt-nts.44llll7rViisnttrillte' noise of the scuffle, rushed into the room.: I served to those that entered, cowardly tha t o' these two Rollians had com e o assault me in my Mr—Coescl-r merely said—" He tmeaniTig his friend) did not• assault you " D o you mean to say th at I tie,e rye the Pillory or the Gibbet i" to which I made the same Yes certainly you do : 4 & and they both slu:dc away d own sta i rs. I hese are simply the ivhole of the circumstances that Pasled—To that'part of the 'transaCtion in which Mr. COB Err, coming with hostile .buns and with a second to his aid, desired to 110 me .A,L9NE, 1 have most respectable,testiMOny—To the, ?Amitotic of - defence., in,which was found, I have: the same respeaable testimony, with other corrobo. rating witnesses who entered the room at the 53111 C moment. ' Such are the circumstances that took place, upon which it is hardly Acessary, I conceive, that I should, • ,n.lake a remark, The observationsthat I have to utfet . I th:iti be Very - few and 'vet . ) , shorri,' Mr. Cons BTT, 4 .),' applyi n g t h e paragraph t o hi mse lf , acknowledges "" 11, c11.t0 be the Author of The Soldier's Fr;eq• t "a.r , which a more seditious and dangerous Publica., ti ''n never issued from the Press in any Country, at an tt , period of ,its . History, From the 'situation in illicit 1 igia§ found by the Gentlemen wun entered the room, and whose testimony will he brought forward in proper time; I leave the Public to Con clude how probable it i<§ that I should receive a Chastisement horn the Man whom I heaat bay With One hand, while both of his were employed upon the Weapon intended for my destruai,u and while an auxiliary Ruffian held my other hard. If Mr: Cop a Err had had any thing to say to me in a 'manly , suaj, he would not have requested to see me alone, retaining his accomplice with hint ; nor, when • we were alone, had he been anxious to gain a manly charatier, would he hove allowed the same American Accomplice to have joined in the Assault. To those who are acquainted whit the Writings of WILLIAM COBB Err, it . is !walk ne cessary to observe, that a man so apt to *verb) every suhje6t with the extent of his remarks, and particularly in which be himself is concerned, if he had not been conscious that he had afted on this oc casion like an .Assassin, would have dilated upon it as if it had been an objea of the first importance. - For niy humble part, I have only to apologize for hav ing occupied so large a Onion of the Public Atten tion with a subject so uninteresting, and to conclude shortly by saying, that, meaning this bbsiness shoUld, through the medium of a Court of justice, be hereafter more fully discussed, Mr. Coon LTT, in his Register of Saturday last, has, to the base itess of an attempt at assassination, added the mean ness of a deliberate lie. II 2; Strand, Aug. 14, r 533. JOHN IIP:RIOT. P. S. After the Ruffians had gone doWn f found' that one of my Clerks had, in his great :cell, hacked thein in my Office, intending to send for a PeaCe Officer to talc; them up for the Assaurr. I immediately gaie orders that they should be allowed .to escape, reserving for them the pu nishment whic% Ihave no doubt the L:111/ will in.' aid upon such 'atrocity, and which I should not have condescended otherwise to notice, had not Mr. Cobur7,'r's lying prop-nut, reludantly form" thi. statement from me. J. IL DUBLIN, Ayr:. 11. ..EA 1.1" yesterday morning as the LimetickMail. Coach was passiog by Cheriyhill, + on'its . Way from IVlOnastareven to. Kildare and Dublin, a number of persons appeared. suddenly in the road, and,fired several shots: the Gi.tard returned the fire, and the coachman urging his horses, the Mail was brought away in safety. We are sorry to' add, that the brave Guard who thus n'obly proteCted his charge; was severely wounded in the 'anti and thigh with slugs. A great number of shots passed through the coach without injury to the' otily pasecler it contained. In consequence of orders received on Tuesday night, Mr.. Justice DRUR Y, at a veky early hour yesterday morning arrested in his house in Cam. den-streer, Mr. Rass APCOIM, a Gentlenian ,very generally known in this City. Ail his Fptrs, &c. were sealed up, 'and Mr. APCitnn himself con. veyed to the Prison of Kiltnainhant. Mr. /11'Covi holds the very lucrative 'office of Land.waiter on the Custom-house Quay, to which he was appoint. ed - during the short Administration of Earl Frcz. wss. ; he had been previoutly Secretary - to Whig Club, and has, been,of late Agent and princi pal Managet. of Mr. GRATTAN'S affdri.. It would not become us - to echo the rumours which have been circulated - upon the subjeft of this arrest ; nor have we. heard with,. any certainty what the 'charges against Mt'. lti‘Ganu consist of, but hope that he will be fully able to disprove them, be they what they may. It is said that the flight 'Of the'piOnger Emmr . t has'been,traced . to Howth, from whence he embark ed on the I st inst. in a small vessel which waited at a distance to convey him from,lreland. • The Bishop of Killaloe .(Dr. KNOX) is mention ed as the successor to,the See of Derry, vacant by Lord BRISTOL'S decease ; while the amiat.;.e highly respeded Dr: LINDSAY (Lady HARDWICKE's brother) is pointed out as the new Bishop of Kil• !aloe.. Monday, Mr, DAW ES, one of !hi Majesty's Messengers, arrived from Englan,l, with a tivot in Custody, who had been stopped in Liverpool by the Mayor, having gone from this country without a pass. His name is' Hasborougb, is a Swiss, and lived some time with Mr. B. of Mullinahack, and latterly with a barrister of the town. The increase of the Yeomanry for some days past is astonishing. 'Every little village near Dub. fin has a Corps; eve. p the Captains ot the Vessels upon the quays haVe farmed into an Armed Associ. ation ; their uniform is blue faced with white. The Marker.house in Thomas-street is forming into a place of defence, and as a Barrack fur Sol. diets. There are, we understand, large iron gates to be fixed up in - several pats of the City, tor its better. defetice: :One of these is to be at Jumes'S-gate. Monaghan Assizes ended on Tuesday last, the 2ti Atigust, at which Jahn Al‘Cormb., ,alias _lames Gormty, W 44 tried and found guilty of the murder of 11440 the Armagh Militia, who were killed by a riotous mob in April 1797. fie was executed on Wednesday last. ''At Armagh Assizes, which ended on Friday last, jams Boyd, a layman, for taking :on himself to celebrate marriage, received sentence of death, but from his age ,and infirmides, his execution was ap pointed for so late a day as the 7th of Nov. next. Tlionms 11/tvgarry for tteasonable and sedition:. ex. pressions, in damning the King and Constitution, sentenced to one year's imprisonment, to be public ly whipped in Lurgan, and t %ice pilfered in,Armagh. The Countess of HARR I NGTON iS 110 t exrii6ted to leave town this season, as the military duties of her Lord will keep him chiefly in the Metropolis.. The Earl of MEATH, Viscount LOFTUS, Lord and Lady SOMERS, Lord and Lady NIETIII.I RN, Lady E. M s r.t ue N, the Dean of Worcester* ONSLOW, and Lady and Mr. 8. LUbHINGTON, Are at Chelzenham. The bonny Dutchess and Lady MADE!, INA SIN CI.At R have at length reached Gordon Castle. It is some years since her Grave visited that place. C%V~tctv~ Cr AUG: are to this Ttir eeiteit l4- ; Island in a corni\lete state of defeke. Gen. Dtivti is on harieback every morning. by half 'past. ?Our,. visiting every part of the Island.. cotninanditig Officer of A rtillety,.ll/13jOr LK . Es, was a Subaltern at Gibraltar tinting the memorable Siege under'o:4l ELIOTT,..anti will no thiubt give, the French,' should they attempt the Island, a second dose of red hot shot. Every body here seems to be in high spirits.— Same extraordinary - Signals by fires, were observed the other night.by a small Vessel at sea, to pass between Jersey and the Coast of France. The Master of the Vesel made a Report the next imorn. ing to the Governor here. A Sloop of War returned here (torn a Cruize off the French Coast. The Cummander reports, that he stood close into Cherbourg, and could not per. ceive any new preparations or additional Encamp ': ments there,Or along any part of the Coast. He spoke several neutral vessels,, from which he learnt that the Inhabitants on the French Coast are treinily alarmed from the apprehension of the Eng. tNia —an idea very general on the SAU:',IARITZ 13 here in the Dior/nide, of So ftlt,S, hut it is reported that tte Duke de BOO; t i ; commander, this s t ation, a ci d t h a t Sir .. I,\ he appointed todne mote :give. PArRIOTIC FUND W E have much pleasure itt announcing to the Public the very liberal offer of Mr. COLMAi4, of the Theatre it , y;11, ckct, in the following I.etter, and tOr which he has reLeived the unauhnnus Vote of . 1 h,mks from the C6mmittee of . thc Patriotic Fund. Thegtre Regal, 'lv-Market, A. 11, 1803. " TO, MESsIIS.“BFWNHT AND wilirsi LLOYD'S ' . * 41 GENTLEMEN* " I have rhe Honiur rt.inform you that, it h my intention to remit to you the full and clear IteCeipt freim the Perrot - mince in ruy Theatre, on Saturd„y, the zoth of this month, as a Subscription to the Patriotic Fund. Trusting that this trifling mark of my ardent wishes for the good of a. Cause so deo. to all Englishmeni may prove acceptable, , " I !hive the HGnour to be, GE . NTLVMEN, • • " Your most obedient Servant, • - " G. COLMAN." PErENCE OF Ttte COAsT.—Ti:,. coast of Ong.. itt . nd is divided into cruizing ditria , , in each of which a Naval Officer of distinguished merit corn. mado with a competent force of small vessels under 'him. Sir SIDNEY , F154414i has the station beivween Harwich and the mOuth of clic, Thames.. Lord Kexra, Who is the Commander in Chief on the Downs, and North Sea station, has made very able arrangements to reinforce, in case d emergency, any particular station, without learn. ing the rest exposed. Indeed the . whole of our- Naval di4rosition is Very highly spoken' of. A' w e st Indiamao lately at rived in the River from the Land's Epd, says, that was not ten Minutes, throughout the w . hble of her passage, without hav iag, been brought to by some of ourtruizers. The only provision ,of whith we have any ,doubt is, whether there be a sufficient number of small'row boats provided against the exigenty of the invasion being attempteo. during . a calm. We mean roiSt boats to move as swiftly as any that can he sent against us, and at the •.same time so.e4uipped and pr o vided as tb attack with advantage. Government has it.in contemplation to call upon every Foreign Win this (.2 - Mowry to leave his 'Name, Address, and Occupation, at the Alien:Oflice, and to, take measures against those who neglect to do so. ',The Cumberland Militia 'is arrived`' at Beverley from H 011.,. • On Friday the Artillery . DepOt in Canterbury received entrenching tools from Woolwich fur 15,000 risen. • sonie of the Raft India Volunteers have been ab.. sur i l enough .to relinquish their situations in' the Company's . Warehouses, upon a suliposition that the Qatk wl.ich they, are required to rake, will sub. jet thin to be sent to foreign service, though the Oath expressly says, that their military duties shall be.confiped to Great Britain. Light t-lorie Volunteers have offa• eel their servi c es in ally part of Great 'Air. BRADSHAW, the Duke , of BRIDGEWATER'S Executor, has offered to Goverriment the use 0f,30 boats and 6o fi ats, with the services 'of toot) men on the appearance of danger. Mr. Nevu,L,R, of Norwich, has undertaken to furnish Government, in case of Invasion, with two timber drags, mounted with deals, and five horses, for each drag. They are intended tilr . the removal of persons from the coast who are incapable of re. moving themselves, and each drag will carry too people. The Leander, haVing. the Flag of Admiral Mtr •• GALLI. ) with the Pheosent, 11,:st1 on .the 11111 of June arrived at Halifax. from Bermuda. The Right Hoti the Lords Commissioners of the Adioir?lty havelieen'pleased to promote R t c HARD TR 1.1 , C6TT, E“l.' FUrSer of Hls MAI MU'S ship L'Acbille,. to time Formidable, of 9g guy,., and 95 0 men at JANIF.s LAN:PORT, FA. of the Magreavime,' to the L' Achille, of 74guns. On Wednet;day dill Was . exectited at Not. tingham, for violating the person'of Sarah JU3 lice, near Gainsbuiough; when near the scaffold, lie at. , ternlirtd- to escape by jumping out of the cart. He was ot?cluri te, and resolutely denied the offlnce for )yhiclt : 10friiItdo T HE P R I tibi of .WALFs'S birth.d.,y was ushered in. with the ringing of lic;•Is ;Ind of-Artillery. L.trlf+ in the morninrall the Regiments here and at Le.'wei, were reviewed by Sri rt D'UNDAS;ai ComMander in: Chief in the AbserYce the Fierd liarshal and Sir JA:JIiS . 0 NE 7', Vie.; iious to the grand ft eView rook plau morning on. New market After the Rei iew' - yesterday, the PRINCe gave a,grand, dia n r t, 1:1 thi General, Officers, and a great nortlrr of the leading Nobility and Gentry. o,ntier was re.oty a t six o'clock, hut Owing to the ex,,Aed arrival Of the 150te of YORK, it Wai . put t ff seven, s His Royal Highness not being r', id the etitn; , any s a t down at table. Ci , Oeti were at first la;ti only for 36 peisOns, :but the compnny exceeding that number, were acci , mmOdateil: l'Yoring d:nnef the PRlNdt's F.4ayed On the Lawn in the freest of the Pavillion. Among the company who dined • with the PaiNcr, were Their Royal rises the Duxes of CLAti ENC it.*F ist, and CA'MTS'S DGEi His Excellency the AMiidissADi)k, Conot SEMI R era B EEC, Duke RICHNIoNt), General Dux- DM, General llut.SP., and Sir S.,PuL - rrtliv Lord HUTCH 111!‘0 Lord Vtt.J,t Its, Earl of Bt: I. 71 . 9 General Lptittox, Lord H. ,Ft TZ ROY, Sit WM: KY &c. 'About right 9 , 0 alk 1 tl,e I.:LiKE YORK artived. Thc e iapany sa'T a. tab!e until half • after nine o'clock, 'riat•ieE ;6‘ . .: his Royal Brothers retired, a' d in a kw minutes after they went to tlx Ball tt the C. . Before eleven ets:i.l.k, the P IL: oom Was crowd. noL (hap fwe:linnilred I ,:r,ons being pre... sent. ~ompanr•who danced; ertlti'O'sett only one set' of about fifty c,uple. .• Time crowd 04a., slummed 'llea any Ladies nearly 14ilm. et!, al. though every precautionary measure was adopted td prevent it. About twelve, the comptny wished to retire to.supper, but the assembly , be:tig more nit.. tnerous than was expeeted, it was sum.: time before the prepalAmi Q ns. were completed; l)vx e , of 'Yu R& retired - before r:stipper, brit the PRI NC E staid until (lie o'c:ni k. The Duxes of Cl./%ReNCE,KrNr, and CAMBRIDGE, rlnaimxil until the last, about four O'clm.ck, at which' time he Ball concluded with reels, Ike. • The PRINC a' and. his Royal Brothers were dressed, in , except the. Doxe, a CLARE tcEs, who wore a naval nolom. Most of the Gentk... ^ • men were i n r,•gimentali. The attention paid by those Illustrious Perstmagt# to the company was highly flattering. They e,r feted into conversation with almost every dual ; the Ladies retired highly delighted , witlt the many elegant compliments paid them by the, Royal party. All the ParNe 'Tia,clesmen illuminated their shops and houses ; among theM were some be .0 ilui deVices. THE REVIEW. "Abode two o'clock this morning the drum; heat to arths, and a general nquiter took place aht.u. t!.rri o'clock,• on the parade at the lost et end of the Steyne. F cur 'o'clock was the hour appointed by His Royal Highness the Field Marshal, Ihr the 'FroOps to be under arms on the. NewmaJ;et about four mills froth Iltighton on the Lcwei road. PR tNL E"4: Regiment, the twit LitOtt Ilnr!ogrkarw . . Airti3iik the 61.1 on the The other Troops from. Brighton'and irs immcd iate vicinity were, the South GihucesTer, Suisex, and Sloth Hans Regime.nts :of Militia, anti the Anil.. lery aid the Rifle. Coma.. .From Lewes came the Doriet and the North Hanes, and the Yeomanry Cavalry, Mustering altogether about tour thousand mtn At six o'clock-.the PRINCE of Wittas, tilt Dukes Of YURK,-CLARENCE, KENT, and CAm. BRIDGE., Generals Sir DAVID DUNDAS,. 1 lut..sr, Sir jAmes PULEFNEV J Sir Wit.t.inivi Lord HutcniN,oN, and many other.Genetal Ofli cers, ap:eared co the ground. Tbe.Review corn. , menced . at ball after seven o'clock; and concluded shout one. There was no sham fight. .11:t Com. mand:r in Chief first reviewed the fk - i6t. They marched past :the DUKE in open coltionli, saluted, and tired three willies. The PR tNC E'S ReiOttlent was the next inspeeted, and then the Artillery and kifle Corps. Atter inspeaing .the Se tt F enc ibi e , at. th e Fort House, the'Duxt of YORK got into his car, riage - with tie Dutch of CUMBERLAND, and pro, ceeded tq.Pottsmouth,. to review .the Troops tLere stationed. • The PR INCE of W?itts *commanded his own egiinent. It made a very noble appearance. The Yeoman Cavalry ar c- a very fine, budy . of. men, and were particularly noticed by she Commander in Chief. Many ,Fashignlbles were on the ground at six o'cipck k, they came there from the Ball. The PRINCE , and the - Duift Of KENT Went in the PittiOi'sAfarouehe. The DOKE Ct.mt . rtlek rode in his harouche to the ground with the Dtrxe of C"WiRIOQ . X. The spetiators were veily mutter. CORN EXCLIANGE,iIAtr6. 15. The Imi'nrts of Grain this day are large, con sihrin4 the liarver. Season : Wheat having many buyers;,'btter prices were made, bud( clo.cd r.nht:r htawily ;, , ..4aileys aricf,Malt;ort without vari;iti.,n ; Wars arc dull sale,, and. is.. lower; Uns arr. in plenty, loess _samples support ; t he pric es , wiwr qua. . , Hiles at soineihing less ; Hour without ilitanatkm. WhCat pi a 58$ a 6tq od 'rick Ucahi -. . 27.:.t 3f:i od Fine ditu, . 6;s a_ 64: od Dats - . ~2os a 22, 25$ Rye , . ~, 321 11,35-. °A Poiand iiitto - 26 $ a 2 7. 6 f Barley ,' ' : 20 a 2,5$ od 1 Rape Fiee,i -- .. 42i ~ 44.1 Malt - - •;1s D 593 ~ , ,t 1 Fine Flour . 47, a f,2, 4.)„t white pease 45$ a Si; od I Secaah" - - 43' a 17 5 n , nouns ' . 324 a 35$ od . Died, on Monday the.Blh instant, at Lnughbo'. rough, IN,Ir.Gor.D. • .1361 . 101).0i LLANINArei ThimOrton 0, , e vasiononablitilred . lay. AsrultNE, the Lsoyal 1.1.g0!c.. seller of Cornhill, at iti. e..on, or 6s. the too, we will venture to a , sert, one of ihe most aigu. mentative and impressive I erformances vcr remi ; and ought to be liberally circulated in every.ciy., 'Yillage in the United Kingdom. Mr. DOMINICK VON I`2,Cil t shclttly to .Ivad to. the Aita . r dimming Witt itct;otn, pli.,hed yowl I,:idy with a iargc rvtta:ic. " T ~m..tit-.