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,; p 4, 4 40. dM L.S. .fix itt , pa-t Dublin. Dux.— i Cadiz, t Lisbon, 4 Water ford. I'ItICE PI: STOCK S 1111 S )AV Ar O'CLOCK. COIMOIS . 6; i* Rat. Aim. 6r ,Vi It ti~, IN. Sill,ll.lkl QUIS fil.bUNl AuDEAT f L N D 0 A' , THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1811. Gs Windsor Castle, lan. 24, tho. " iI is MAJESTY is as well as be has been on any preceding day." Signed as usual. The Regency Bill was yesterday read a third timo n the House of Commons, and passed. Mr, Part- CEVAL carried it up to the Lords, where it was read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time this day. During the Debate in 'the House of Commons, Mr. Vitussafonca took an opportunity of pronounc ing 3 ,very high eulogium' upon the talents and the charaaer of Mr. PIRCEVAL :, he said the condua of that Right Honourable Gentlerhan, upon the pre sent most arduausind important crisis, had proved him to be worthy of the high situation Which he had the honour to fill. The House testified its con currence in the sentiments of Wit.nearonce by loud and repeated cheers. It is somewhat curious to see- the Morning Owe nide entering its protest against all comments upon the conduct' of thOse Whose,political principles it supports, and yet. indulging itself freely in attacks upon all Whose sentiments air of 'a contrary !taupe. In the Paper allitded to, the Loan CHANCELLOR-4 m entioacd, this ( LI , in a manner wholly unsuitable to the dignity of his office, and the purity of his character. It says, in reference to the debate in the House of Lords' yesterday, that " the LORD CHAN CELLOR \moved lour declaratory Reolutions on the subject of Proxies the object of which was, to insinuate that they ought to have been taken on the great occasion when the proposed restrictions on the Regent came to' be discessed, before the passing of the phantom for the opening, of Parlia-: Dlent:' Is this language proper 'to be applied to the first Law Officer in the realm,, a person quali fied by his Warning, talents, and experience, for the high station which 'he fills, and the' duties of . which be Jias discharged with a sacred, regard to wisdom and justice ? Did not the LouD' CHANCOLLOU, In the course of a long speech,. sufficiently dis close his meialiog and after fi'j Clear and open a manifrstatien of his sentiment., supported by solid reas;initig, usage, and authority, is it de cent, is it liberal, is It to impute indirect view's to the Noble Lord, and to say that he intend ed to insinuate an oljeol different from that which he' distinctly avowed ? The imputation deserves severe feriwite, and comes with a peculiar ill-grace from those ' who a Ilte 1 to recommend demon) in comment% upon public men, and yet are in, the daily habit of twit rting to the most virulent language against those whose principles differ from their own. This man ner of adverting to the LORD CHANCP,LLOR wea not a hasty slip of the pen, for the Noble L.oYd, in the very 'same paragraph, is accused of a "side-wind at tack," in reference to the same subject. We bay stothing of the word Phantom, bk which the Morn ing Chronicle thinks proper to &slope a measure which bait undergone the investigation of.. the pro foundest politicians, and which is sanctioned by the wisdom of . the Legislature. But the LORD CHAN. CELLOR 10D MgCh'illtaClAl to His MAiRSTY end too solicitous , to maintain th! genuine prin ciples of the Constitution unimpaired, to please the Opposition 'Writers; and we are nut with out hopes ti.at the Noble ,Lord will Offend them still mole, by such an account of the improvement of iii MAJESTY'S health, founded upon personal o b serk a non, 11. 0 Will render all t heir : eager expectation of place and power much more entitled to the name o f s pruntiorn, than the legislative measure to which they have presumed to give such an appellation. • g' It was rumoured last niKlit that the dispatches from India, received yesterday by the tlaracouta cuttd, a.< tty woo f d rt roWe. ,We shall, in all probability, be able to state the particulars to...mrrow "—Moe C -11NOWICLS. It will be n glievous disaptrimment, no doubt, to the Morning Chronicle„ nut to be able to keep its word with its readris, by laying beton, them, tn-morrow, the disagreeable accounts receited by the Baracouta, uniess indeed the same propheti c mind which ,anticipated the arrival of accounts by no means agreed*, should already have conceived and printed off the particulars for to.rnorr6w. Neither the liaracouto, nor vriy dispatches, are hi tat, arrived tram India. Ye s tertlay trorniog the (.41..iet:a and, Princess ELIZA,44III took an airing try Frugmofe. Princess MARY itOk airing in her NlAJESTY'S . cacriaga Windsor Great Pak. _ _ The Pt of •WALes has exchanged his Box at the Opera, for that which belonged to the kite Duke cif CLOZENWRIIY, being foe titsrer to the Stage than his Royal ilighneo's• , Accounts were yesterday ,recei ., :!ed froM France, which state, .that aII the American property seized in this country prior to. the ht of. Nuvember, has been formally condemned but that all which has since that period been detained merely remain under sequestration until the differences with the United Stafes shall be finally adjusted. Letters were received yesterday ,from Amster dam to the 18h instant, which speak. only of the distresses of ,the merch m ants. Letters fro Boar deaux to the Bth have also rk ached us. They state, we know not how truly, that no French troops had passed that ,way recently for the Pe ninsula. The following let-ter is from the Nevi' York Papers in our possession, to the 25th tall. find COM:3IM, borne important inform 11100 ' ( , 11 the corydruct ion itn posed by the American Government on the Decrees of France 44 Department of Sw, Nov. 6, t 8 to. " Sta—As,the ground on which the French (lo vernment has deemed it 'expedient, to place the re vocation of the Decrees, may suggest to it .tote fur ther pretext of requiring a further restoration of the, French properly seized here under the Non-Inter-' course Low, •on a condition to their returning th 4 American proper) , condemned or Sequestrated un-, der the French Decree of March, .)oat are audio-. rised, in case restoration can be Altus and no otherwise acquired, to acquiesce in 'suclran arrangement, `ond, if necessary, to give to such arrangement a' conven•!. tional form, requiring the sauaion of the Senate.- You will, however, take care to avoid any 'expres sion implying on . ackubwledgmenr ou the part of the United States, that the Non-I tuercourso'LaW' which, was not yettospeCtive,has any analogy to the French Decree, the injustice of which. essentially consists in its retrospettive operations. It may be proper to, remark, that the third sea.. of the Act of. May, for, the recovery of., forfeiturea under the MAI-Inter-. course Law, contemplated violations by our own citizens, rather than French violations, which could not have'been of sufficient importance.to-have called for such a. pt °vision pointing pat Ocular; y at them. (Signed) " IL SMITH." " General Arnittrong, kc."' EXTEAC7I or A LETTER FROM ALMEI RIA, SOUTH SIDE OP THE TAMA. " The Naval Brigade have bad little or nothing to do since they . Came up here, the river being be tween them end the enemy at Santarem. Colonel PONSONBY, of the 23d Light DrilgOons, had a narrow escape List week.—He was in a bat teiy with General VANU, who'e Adjutant-General he is, and who was trying to destroy some 'boats which the French had collected on the other side the river. A shot . from a French battery, which was playing upon them, took oft the front cock of the Colones bat close to bis forehead, and broke in pieccs i a spy-glass he had at the moment at his eye.; hut without doing him any material injury. The shot stru , , , ..k, the gravel with such force, from the embrasure at which it entered, iota the face of the General, as to bting ,blood in several places, and to make the people suppoN him badly wounded." 'We heard much from the Opposition Writers ot a hue triumph of Sir Samuel.. itostit4:t over Mr., CANNING, brit ihat triumph nay rather to be found in the accounts ot those writers than in the 1 - louse of .Commons, where Sir SAME) EL; certainly . gained no credit by his attack on the character ot' PITT, and Mr. CANNING did himself honour by the liberal and eloquent tribute which he paid to the memory of that illtunrions Statesman. So mr,ch for Sir SA NIU ROMILLY'S boasted triuMpti: But the Opposition Wiitets do nut think it neeeg.. oty to advert to the triumph of Mr: STEVIIICN over Mr. Wit MR BAD 011MOIlthy night, which was in deed -the triumph of genuine patriotism, forcible argument, and a happy .vein of hUMour. It is difficult to Deliove that Mr. WHITBREAD contented himself with answering Mr. STImHEN by observ ing, that he hoped the Honourable Gentleman had got what he wanted,--Such - a hiteknied common place sarcasm peter could have come teem a Gen tleman and a,Senaior, and night hardly be expect ed from one of Mr. WnITIVIt E A n'S Dray.men, The verses of Mr. SHERIDAN, quoted by Mr, PKRCKYAV at the ClO3O of night's debate, and acknowledged oq all hands to'have been mo,t beautifully recited by him, were not, as has been er roneously Supposed, taken from his " Monody 'on the Death of GARRICK," but from an Epilogue of his to a Tragedy, called '' Semiramis,'' written by a Capt. AYSKOUGII, when, we believe, for the lust time, a serious Epilogue followed a Tragedy ; but the first nigh, of that Tragedy wr.s for the benefit of some public charity. The Epilogue was spoken by Mrs..YAIKS, who played Sonirmmis. Thu lines quoted by Mr. PRIMEVAL. melt) be found towards the close of the Epilogue, and are as follow : •• Thou chill of sympathy, whoe'er thou art, •• That with Assyria's quccn bast wept thy parr, ". Go scorch where living sorrows ask ; r• Co, wh►le thy heart yet brats wail tail ieit grief. '• Thy lips st►ll conscious of the recent si►;li, , •t The groceful War in thine eye; " Co, a►,d 611 real misery bestow, " The blest effusions of ticiitions woe." Madarne` CATALANI'S bead-dresx, on Tuesday evening, is to 113VC't ontained ititiniond4 to he value of 16,0°01. The. eastern parts of the Palace :wherein. thecae happened, are now being . cleared of the rubniTh.— About 40 men are thus etuplo)ed daily. All the stack's of ,chirunies,, and dangerous towers, ; which were threatening every one who approached them with destruction,' were pulled down some days, ince.,. Early on - Monday 'morning, the Hon. lAt, , VER NON'S gamekeeper, accompanied by two assistants, surprized a gang of poachers in one of the woods 'of Stainhro' Park, Yorkshire, shooting pheasants. The, villains immediately , fired upon them, and wounded the three—the gamekeeper in his brid, the landlord of 'the Inn at Stainbro' dangernutay its the back, and the third martin the arm (so that it has been found necessary' to amputate it), and then esmpeds NAVAL N E W S. 1 3 1. Y MUUTItI, JAN. 22.—Arrived his I\t+jesty'it ship rarlar from Ports Mouth. S tiled Iris Msjesty's ship . Sceptre, of 74 guns, to join the squadron of Brest r Iris, - of 36 gulls-,Cap taili SIIORTLANa ; of 18 guns, Captain Ax- CIIESON ; and Bloodhound, of 14 guns, on separate Came down the, harbour and anchored in the Sound, his Majesty's• ship Pedcock; of 18 guns, Ciptain PEA KE. Arrived his Majesty's ship Courageux from off Cherbourgh; alp° the Kate Keirney,'PeAasa, from Cork, With a cargo of provisions for this,port. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 23.--This day arrived, his Alajesty's ship Spy from the Downs, and &salute from Cork; also the Smart, OWENS, fiera St. Mary's. Sailed this day his Majesty's ship Mho/de; with a convoy, for Cork ; and Rapid for a cruize. FA LM OUT!{, - JAN. 2 I .—Yestemlay arrived here the Russell, Sal:ocm ; Steady, !haunt ; Reliance, BEALS; Barnes, REAP ;' and antwick, HEanaaT, from Waterford, with prOvisiuns, for Plymouth au'd Ports. nioul h. , • Also pcit in here by coni rary wind from Plymouth, the KoctOn packet, Capt. NA'itLOtt, with mails from Madeira and Brazils ; she swiled apirr this ,day, as did Isis Majesty's Ship Narcissus, is g6ns,,tbe Hon. Capt. AYLMEB," hilvillguti44r her convoy the ship Providvac e, Capt. BA . IICLAY, .With 260 couviets on board froM Cork. fur Botany Bay. Also Sailed the shlp-7'homas, bivENS, for Liver .l)ool. ilia Majesty's ship Hunzter, 16 . utis, Capt. Eh-.; - .0 LAND, sails to-morrow with the trade fur the Downs CHATHAM, J,t . cr2.—Nino hundred FrenCh pri- Goners were sent from the prison-ships in Gilling ham Reach by the Mercurius., Silehltake, Manly, and the Admiral's tenders, to the N•ire,.to be pu t ' on board the Vapguard, Diaaior, and Ruby, to , be conveyed to Leith. JAN. 23.—The boats of the prison-ships are all employed in taking the remaining prisoners out of the Bucking►hum, 'that ship being ordered to be paid off. PISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. fancy, hired cutter, for the Spanish. Patriot (salvage) on the zit of Febrtury, at No. 44, George-street, Plymouth Dock. Unkora, for l'Esperance, on the zzd inst. at 'No: tfl, Nor. folk-street, Strand recalled on Tuesdays and E ridays. The squadron under the command of the - late Lord Nel. son; on the s sth and zzd of November and sth of De,.ember, 1804, for the Virgo Patens, Maria Ivlagdalena, San Judas, and I)isko, on the sth of t ebroary ; satne place and days of meal!. Etna bomb, fnr . the Vidoria, Agatha, and 11 Corvo, same Clay and place. • (2,,,tnius, for I.e Caton and Maria Joseph, on her arrival in port ; rectified at No. 3, cliabitt's Inn, ark Wednegd.tys and 1 hursdlys, Cintstitin gun-brig, fur the Maria and theSusarinah (de, taincd) on board, at P lymouth, on the 231 inst. ; recalled a No. lb C I:rnent's _ for the tletty, t on board, at Plymouth, on the 26th inst. ; recalled at No. 2, james.street, 4delptti. Quebec, for the Maria and Susandah, Stade 'Altana, ,Spe. culant,. Cantata, Sion tyben, Haa bct, . and Emanuel, on board, at Sheerness, on the 26tn 'nat.; recilled above, Defiance, ftir La Syrene, L'Eugene , Le St. Yves, and Heureux, on tiro 25th inst. at Mr. Lockyer's Office, at 11). month. Alexandria, ter the Haabet, Anna Cathatina i Whitha, Unge Hans, Godt,Fike, Nordtstjernan, ands Danish transport, on board, at Sheerness, on the ajd.trist, recalled at . l3, Great George-atreet, Westminster, `Bluets, for the Three Brothers (reeapttired)' and librica Whileltnina, on board, at 1 atmouth, on the zad inst.sectilled as above. INDIA Roush.--Yesterday a Court of Directors was held, when the undermentioiled Commanders. took leave or the Court, previous to departing for their respective destinations, viz. Capt. J. SAND!- . LAN!), Of the .Rose ;' C.tpt, A. F. W. SWINTON, Of the Carnatic Calif; M: Of the Metcalfe ; Copt:. R. CoLNerr, of the. Castle .Eden-7Matlres and Bengal IltkA X Was sworn into the command.of the ship Union, and took leave, in the room of Capt. GIL,LARD, resigned on account at ill health. The 'following' ships were thus ste. tioned, viz. James Sitbald—Madeiro, Miidras, and Bengal ; Bariagliengal direct.—OxottGri BROWN and 4011 N ELPH INETON, • Esqrs were appointed 3tl' and 4th Members of Council at Bombay.--The Court adjourned at six o'clock till tO.morrow. The Indffatigable, 44, arrived at Plymouth, brings an account, that the French frigates in L'Oriern, three in number, have escaped dnringi the time' our ships have been bloAn off the coast, and sailed, as it supposed, for the 'East Indies, Cin the nith of 'last Drcember, as the General Hunter was lying in Oro North River of New York, waiting a fair wind, a merchant of that town came off in a boat to acquaint the Captain that a French privateer was fitting out on the other side of the river, and for no other prirpose but to watch the sailing of British vessels front that port. The yes' sel came into New York, under Spanish colours, from St. Sebastian's': with Merino sheep, when finding that the l'resident's Proclarnation allowed French armed vessels to eater the American har bours, 'he'rnade it known that he carried that na tion's flag, -that he had tin . French sailors, besides Officers, on board, and immediately mounted his guns, td in number. The masters of the British vessels had received orders not to sail, till the French man was stopped, application having been mo,lh t o the Brit kh Consul for that purpose. The Dragon, of 74 guns, arrived at Barbadoes on the Ist of I),;cember. On the tyt of'Ntifember she picked up a vessel, water-10 , 4 0 d, with sever, nen on the point of death. They had been a week without .Victuals, and could not have survived another (I,;ty. GERMAN P4PgPS. I MPERI AL I' ROCIA ATioN , , " CONiTANTI N °PLC., 4.—By the blel'"g, the Prophet, the formidable rebelinai V erred even the existence of our Etripirc, and maintenance of its holy religion, has been terroal,; The streets of our Capital were crowded with carcases of the dead, who expiated their criattP:, the scymetar ; and the scstlidd is yet reekivg, our the jusi~c~ t s tl ‘ l v e oc b rta l i o us o st d e4. o o f ,ui t re h n " b e rtah % v • o i e et uasa i t i n ie( s id ei es t o ri, s to al i sa o titl e . rj b led beneath the hands of the pu t " ex iti ', sacred religion, have been condetritied itarl, meat, and an equal tr'nebelealte- by 'i t li t 9 1; et law'tonu:liti; this world to succeed to the tortures of ells n' tt . The bletsed Prophet, who constantly tvot t uVer our welfare, knows with what angui'h held tllis,scene of honor and desolai ion. fi"' That every 111ussnlman - that tell gave a pill to l ' paternal heart ; but Justice, who noise when sbe does demand sat i s famioi), must 1. 101/ ' and to her dictates we bowed while the Nit s' E '' was pronounced. It was thus that the Diviat"l: exterminated se who ventured .to tranquility, and from whom we have to fear. On the love of our faithful peo) always securely rely, to detect and traitors who, unawed by this dreadful a still endeavour, by their insidious art that authority which the blessed Prol tided in our hands. • Peace being thus restored to out' , Sublime Highness cannot avoii repeat , wishes for the restoration of tranquility sobjeas in the distant Prosiatccs 01.4 Terms. were offered In our name to th< of the Russian armies, which it was ex meet withirmnediate acce;,tance. Yaks. Late successes had Made our ei and um ratlable and although the who' vince of Moldavia was offered to tie ced and 'to be annexed to her•Knpire, and vainilorions General rejetted insis.ed not only that Moldavia, but t. fertile Province of Wallachia should be ed in the grant. Yet. this was not all--t 9f,Setvia was not to be allowed, -and compelled, asa separate Power, to treat and full indemnity was to be granted tiler ieditions treason and impiety. ".?hilt circumstanced, our faithfu not be surpt iced that, in our name, the in Chief,:ihe Grand Vizier, hesitated. t couriers 10 our Capital ; and in return We:1106 ed hint to br ea k . off .the negotiation, a" t the offensive. Then at length it woo mites repented o f t h e i r pr e sumption, se" it o nv feeling they 11al't again offered to stet'* 4 pu rl terms that are cons i stent w i t h the gitifY u j, o ar pile; the blessings of peace can be 031) o ut periple, whose interest alone is, our gii td 'p main in the - perfect assurance that those shall be aeeeted to theni. (Signed) gip!, Re On the important subjed with %vox' t Ilpi i t 0 ing public docutuctit We :bills'° rn ' ut the sub§rqueut, from the Peteriburgb cli3 lol9 h ; i P C4 O I , eop l e *4 l ; i i ex plisi e%afOple, to 'v ej ' z )11111 bas ` I r Cal? Illp 1114 311 ',4 , C0101:SV:,Id ; X peCO I,Cor` it t h e 110Pe 'lletoy 11$11it; vie 01 Ilie tided tO 1 1, the Pi yet p tittc r, o t h a t Vie en ; e cnoirc -':t111, 00119'i; sbe at vi under 4 ' l uk pe°P ls !Ie Coolly . j I ..f e jts?'t, we cool l!,0 zette OFFICIAL. NOTIFICATIO N. 1;. rycz,, " People are well aware ‘ i t ' l e t t i e t is - b rl ' e r il ht;64'l , l •:: r i P S np:e o ! ) :: ; e ttilo t a v bd i a t ba t t ened T n t ta t i r gi k er e ei y endir h iv a l ip v go e enn.c b e ee ic n ioni f i b sal r u i s i f, t : e i i I . b:1 01 / f. c t -; , mmiincivr in Chief of the flusiiatt dol do trr, .1 us, that a s t upen s l on o f host ili t ies for - 1,3 07 sis o t te concil ation with the Turks, t desirable objet will son be obtained ; a n( ' 1. r'''' n „ to hoped t i pste r mote have . been given to Count Karneo'ni . ide (Signed) '' ituall ' i ' lial 'cl • '',k • 0.W.r..................................... he KAI' At a fox-lithe Bth instant, ill 11. tit'' West 1c u"t' on tlbride (Scotland) a young man ", o iloy skolt) Ott !p o lll : 'at tA o l f cer : n e ekl i. I ,a. e't inak el ' w . e t a b l a e l:e i tt i i hi l a d a el . tt nu :i w iej o e g i Cit a) : l l :' ll il i k 'e s tu t e lle n n yo °d d T l d t a ti. , g/ l a l : Bl l lo pir c ib° d s t etr e . i t te i e li o l s u dy c' t n i ea t°BP a i n ' r f is ii . ei ts t i v i e lB : o le i '"l° , n re l,o 6 l s d iab il , i fl t r ) : e alp it a i t elt b i e l i glgt o e t s tiw ie : e it it : lll4)l t ii i i Ef o le o lll; oo Cirnl : 6llt6;:ll ,4 l.b°ltr si l iae l. : -.- 0 1 : 1 Ir ,, third day after. the seat of Pierce 1111 ah °1/ Y 1 •iiil c p qhu t , 'Killarney. a eie u min " n n e c d n i we some of ie rn a e t Three coals o f f e i m ir a e le in d a on r ies oo t n iti'sgi l l i f it l e it ita ' coi d o : and in which 'they slept' i t it l'' ll t, i ti tilotuisniir s p u r a u b d c e a n te t d rne ti a e s x u t re rno w r a n g it V; ' o l ,oll ': providential)) , survived, vvo S tI I I I I O II CLU , N , G oc6Thiitiscit......—lNlOnd a Y i:(01 1 0 1 1 0 li t P I 'l l of , %,‘, nu resided at Bayswater, wits w it i c irtio f bed r ho)', and not' having mon e y ,1 . ‘1 4 ti l l Supply a nurse, a' neighbour of her 's let a its ',,,0' services, (pa the hosblnd. c owing hu mps ''' l r t i ta e ... veni n, , declined the caller, :itiditig , 11 l If, : 0 , stn -t wtk , elf,i t i.,o t nn t r a gllti t ,eind l i s g e 4aesto o n m ile ld acacit t en d Oil Iter b irn°: -0 111 ;i' ce r tas., a ftiviai n sieitA a i t ass ld :aeul t k i t i ri S niog W ll i tn t e ‘ e li dt i°2 e ics , l e r ° e °" i t b: le t ol l rci t e'e l:: ti t abt ril ,lr: . ( l °..c , l i f iek n ec s i t l ' i i4 : :: o ll;:tedi : :ll o l; n: : : : :: p c i lli t: e: : l , l:P.4. ! r ; ai taw the room, xv to illlteicirlt ltave4l Lfi three . • ) Papg coildren. r 41, ii §, ',ii! . OrtuIIGH-Vlttne.T.---Thre,e IVl°riftli'llie names Of li/iid, 'Russ, and Ware, we' d to° re (1 61 -11g , ,ed , ', with-. having stolen 701. ty:long i " f ' il / l i t, In git, l / 4 4t10, 01 tv hich they , were , fht' l/be r f :St e4 tiV ' pearefi in evidence that the prisoners We' ti ,1 t4 °' 40.. 4 rat alt.: SOcirly, whirls prov ;d,.d f i r ttle i r o n t'i,P trade, and the money was paid 31 tl* I ' D b i t , s' l e l n , Windinill-street, and deposited la fl .r. : eit'',•i' the next tneeting of the CI nb, jE Iviri .,.: ' ‘ , l l ift Iru'll'ii:cgattudrnt Ili:it'll. . 1 I : ~i . il o ' li t i l l t l , e ert. h , : t a x tt u ac a l s ie l ti o.t :o nt :i d ie ri l r ,r c i u l t A. t ) :;t et t ; i : l !;b il it; l ,l ° :o ; : sutli cit'at to send the CallAe b4tore n . jury, t'/.i'l'i w . e t r i e r c i uusequecitly commit tet.--A it'ut.'„°lttlP.,:.: "--'`.ll, P"Then 4 tites wr:s coint;',lllo' a - ,trung ev!dence.