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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

HCErCN, N0v' W.
"A correspondent, who Is well plsalet
with the prosrels which the Meehaae
Arts make II the VI. States. was hsrpY
10 noticing, that the fuperb dome Of ~
new State Heuie has recently bsea cop
percd and in learning that the iheta
were manufactured III M lachuietts, ~
Colonel Revere and 500. Il added 10
his iatistateion, on being Informed, tss'
the only mandatory 81 She-t Copper
IN America, Il II this State ,--and thae
the Manufacturers above g1eniioa
ca have now ready for delivery "
the government at the United states
80. 900 weight of Sheet Copper for GOV
eting the bottoms Of the IA gun ihlps
ordered fone years fnce 60 be bun,
The federal administrations encourage
this manufsaure in its iossncy J anu
we mention il As highly honorable =
the pttlent Naturalization, that tasi
have continued towards 1t the mott ~
eral patronage. Tn. Legislature 81
Of this fate, i Untitled 70 public than"
Eor The care they evinee fer the pteii'
walton of the mott elegant and Ra9ss
building IA New England,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

The commerce Of Great Britain and
'ts Colonies, employs about 10. ooo
veiiels, to navigate which requires about
Eo,occ iesmen. About 10000 of
theie veflels arrive in and clear out an
neally Ia the different ports of England
and Scotland. Some idea may 81
formed Of the value Of the commerce
OF that nation, from the euaom houis
accounts OF the exports and imports BY
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

The Mcniteur contains long account
Of the virtues of a fhrub called IVA Para.
anativc Of the Brazils, bur which has
been cultivated with futc,E IN the lie
Of France. Some ilips oft have been
preltntej 20 Madame Bonapatte, and
arc now growing In her garden at Nal.
NATION. * Is mentioned AS a panscta.
but from fome innsuces Il appears 70
be fpccifc ia CAFES of Dropfy, the
Lnes Ncnerea, and the bites Of venom
Gus animals 81 infeas. Its al the "a.
mily ct the Gorymbefe,i, and of the
fame fpeties with Eupatorium Of Lin
n It's. We are thus particular in the
hope that lome OF the medical or bota.
meal vilitants of Paris may, by import
ing ipecimcn, enable the protection to
Judge Of its utility.--Los. tqt.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

which the total Of hsr exoar,s
year ending January 9Th, ZOO .r,, o1e
to twenty ieven milton two bnn', may
and feventy thoufsad pounds, ,nS
She imports 70 twenty one million 49,.
hundred ami fsty thaulanl ponnSs
Il Is well known that thef. acson..
are formed according to rules e}abIa
ed century ago. and which NM
Therefore frequently give the valus y
the Articles much below their pr.r.''
prices. Coniequensly the extent CIR,
foreign trade mua be greater th,n .
dated. The value Of goods irnpo,s.,'
by the Ear India Company, arao,o.4
10 about one fourth part Of the impor,,
The capital employed by Great Bat,.n
in her We0.lndia trade, is elim,,.l
at feveuty million pounds, The y,ln.
OF goods exported from Great Brit.
aud her dependencies, including Il,
profit Of freight, infurance, sc. NAV l.
eltim3ted az three million, eight hrn4
led thouiand pounds, and The impor,,
the profits OF which oeater ia Gre,
Britain, at leveu million two huna,.I
thouflnd pounds. The duties pad "
this one branch Of commerce to Cav
eminent, one million eight hua5r,l
thoufand pounds. and the ihppiag en-,
ployed dire9, amounts to one hundred
and City thouf,nd tons.-The valueol
her Baltic trade Is eRimated Al TIRE,
million pounds aerling annually.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

baLEiMoEE. NOV T.
Paine was yelerday arrcaed .or
debt Of 6fy guiness, lent him When
poor, delitute and Imprisoned in Par,
1t appears that fhort time previous u
this apoale's embarking for Amesie,
his bral benefa9or, called upon Inn
knowing ne had from fome Quarter +.
tcived comfortable Gums IVY money. srd
requeaed payment Pains uot oaly y
6rd plead MS lneap'citv 81 maxine tbs
return. but finally denied having ever
borrowed any iuoh fun On his ows Y.
eount-addng 70 bis other iaeohia vir.
tues, that at lNcRArlruDA ! Wehlve
not undGrl1od who became his lecurity
but ihoulj he BE dilreBed, Il i r.
commended to his afe9ionate friend A,
Washington, % apply To the colleaor
Of Richmond or fome osher collector.
for the amolnt, which, as It has nevss
been lodged in the treaiury, is At h.
preddert's i[p5tN. and can a. conai.
;utionaty be appropriated ~ him to
the relief Of Paine as of Calender.
Squire Lincoln can have Nd objeaion
toilch sGi0an-e e teiow abultr cf
the Clergy.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

a married Lady lately corfnltsd her
lawyer on the following curious quef-
ton 2pe,is, AS ] welded Mr.. T.
for h.s tfaie, and that eaate is now
fpent, am ! nor, TO all inteuts and pur.
poies' a 7ei@esv, and at liberty to mar
~ again ?-Los. p3p.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

IT.
FIRE.-Thjs morning ABBOTT i've
O'Clock the city wa, again ALARMED By
the cry ot fire. X proceeded from ,ort
u7ezingu;thed fpa,ks which had be,n
lurking in the ceiling IS TIE hous lately
,coup ca BY Mrs. Ludlow ~ SION.
Street, Gnce the ecraaEra1on vi ht
ruetday evening As the houte was
brick and as the interior part bad bsea
almol entirely continued Ey the TAI
i5e, u was extiUquith.d w I hott tirs.
The winj blew violently AZ N. W. and
had tie flames tcac he'd the atioioisg
building which happened , ba wool,
the eooiequeace might have bssn tsy.
rible.
The ooaRtgration IF Tuet14y night
i fuppolei 20 have or gina5cd from oct
OF Mr. Evans hotter. carrying a light.
"A legar in the evening il the hlylof,
wheve he was accuao ned I'd l15p.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

The black bov. Vlom We mentioned
~ beng hurt AZ the ircil Bridge Rrest,
on the night of Tueldiy Lao, has iac'
died al the hofpital, OF the nlugy which
he received Ga that location.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15

sfAstisssi credit, that ~ thsy ardentIy deafed.
70 when thsy poAehed the power. they would
folicitouly purdue, every meaiure calculated to
fubssrt the fsndisg iyasm.
Ciizsas OF Americal mark thefc caIumn-
les compare them with the ACTS of q Rspub-
Iican lsgilasure and decide for yourfelvcs, the
rsfped which ought to be paid to rsProachcs that
snanats from party.
The republicans. when out Of power. de-
clarsd their indifpohtisn TO every sanecsaary Or
wanton incrsale OF debt, accompanied by fol.
emn ds6rs, by neafares the mofi effeetual TO d.
miniA aad ultimately extinguiih the exiting
dsbt. Tsefe were fbfir tryllasU. Ths public
are now poG-G.d OF fLsir Sds sad the moa
psrfset harmony is found to fubGh between
them. Mss out Of power, have nof deceived
the psopls with regard TO their coudutt VIXEN 10
power. It 10 to be regretted that the hiftory of
the world furnifhss few parallel precedsnn. But
il is TO be hoped. however, that the precedent is
OF fssh nature as fhall hereafter be oblerveA,
net only by ,hoie who created, bat by ihole Who
fhalI knd il their intcreft to initiate il.
IL is tonewhat extraordinary. nor can ehari-
~ forbear TO Rotieelt, that xIsRrsEr asmbers
OF the Houfe of Reprefeafariyss, all Of whom are
rEpERAL, and moff Of whom have heretofore
profsiisd an ardent dsGre to fupport fhs sstiossl
credit. and TO difchSrgs the debt, voted againe
the bill /; while every repsjiieas menber in the
Houfs voted for il.
The following arc the names Of the NINE
TEEN gentlemen who voted AGAINST THE
BILL.
MefIn. Boude, Campbell, Dans, Dayen-
port, Dsnnis, FoAer, Goddard, Grifwold.
Hating, Hemphill, Lowndss, L. RI Morris.
T. Morris, Platter, j. c. Smith. Strattoa. wadf-
worth, l.. Williams, Woods.
The following arc the nanes ofthe FIFTY
FIVE gentlemen who voted FOR THE BILL.
Meters. Alaan, Archer, Bacon. Bailey,
Biihsp. Brown, Butler. Clairborne, Clay, Con-
dit. Davis. Dawfoa, Dickfon. Elmcndorf. ri.
mer, EuRi'. Fowler. Gray, Hanna, ID. Hsiaer.
]. Heller, Helmes. Hsaderfoa, Hore, Holland,
Holmes. Huger, Jackfon, Leib. Milledge.
Mitchell. More. Mott, New, Newton, juo. Nj
cholfoe. Randolph. jus. Smile. /. Smith,
Ssuthssd. Stanford. Stsaley, Stanton, juo.
Stewart, Tslliafsrro, jus. Tiilinghaa. Thomp-
ioo. a. Trigg. J. Trisg, vaa Cor,landt. Va.
ksis. Van Horne, R. Willisgs.
Psaesyfsi IL f,sib, and il will S,SsR.
National Istsl.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15

TAe uaNuAiss saiunhassr aspds ssn-
fpicuous on the houfe top. He sosrts sleva-
sion thar his sfperAsps nay fall with the greater
weight; unmindful that while he sGays TO prop
. falling faction, he ssins himfclf.
Never. fsce America was free, has there
bsea in 70 Aor period foch an overwhelming
torrent OF fsIfehood as hss besa iecn dslugins
the natios for thcis Ave months paR. Fedora
lifa. having aoshing TO do. has become Her
suIss in words; and the lsgiaator, TO whom
was confdsd the performances Of public duties,
10 transformed into mere public crier.
From the clsnoun of Ettioa, Pstriotifn,
while vigiIsnt, has nothing to fear. Bot fhould
fsntimenr Of falfe fecufiiy paralifc the mind ct
the enlightened citizen. and hosld he in the
confidence of his ow0 inteligencs. fuf-f the
poifoa OF 1sndes to reach unchecked the unfuf-
piciou, ear Of his leh informed nsighbor, thoie
evils may rstura which ws have laisly exalted
st bsng paa and the ssemy Iuay be at eSr
door, are we are aware ofhis approach.
If ffalfchood, detratsion, and mireprefenta-
<ion Of every hue, can corrupt an enlightened
people, thea are the American people ia danger
Of b.ing conoptsd, unlsf the 'fricsds OF truth
take the field. ard pot down, not by rssousd
ezIumny. but by fset and found fcnie, the dif-
furbers Of national trasquili,y. and the iubvsrt.
srs OF ,hs republic.
Recommending this duty to others. il halI
be my talk. with dinidsace to undertake il n.y.
felf. Poasihug put liraited confidence IN my
swn power, RillrolIefs unlimited confidence
10 rhe power Of truth. With that power a. ny
Shield. kall not fear TO drag before the tribu-
nal Of joltes, before the tribunal Of national in
dignatioe. the wealthy, the proud. and the vile,
~ho hafbor views hoaile TO our equal rights.
While the fhadss Of private life Rall remain
uniavaded, the iurpituds Of public crime hall
be expofsd aad il guilty, the mighty nall
tTcmbls. SIDNEY.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
ksvitro .f Ja,bin or FrIrraI Fzyxs50oS,.

IL is wonderful to oblervs the quantity Of
inPudsat publications which daily make ,heir
aPpsirancs IL the ami republican gszestss--no
party 10 aay country or ass ever ihswsd ie.s rs-
gard for Secency and truth Que falfehood 10
ics'cely uihersd into bsias before dozen mere
arc prspared 10 follow. IL is a lsneatabie truth
tsst men, Who mgkt bs fuppoied fron their
hsndss iociety wiling TO &c, their faces sgsioa
ths i.iaaoos ealamniss daily propags,iny. are
thois mon forward ia wiihing to aamp them
wI.atroth from their names and Situations being
iu&:rcd to be giysn as authority. Maa not
thar man DC isfsm'n who could write. whils
occupying feat in eonsesfs, 20 his sorrefpondsas
in Bottom an xtsr faJlrbssi, which he nux have
x aown to bs fss We are Informed by ths Bottom
federal editors, tha. letters were received tarre
frsn mem1srs .fnrg,sji aa,iug that " Mr.. Pieh-
on had informsd fcyeral members of his having
a aots ready 10 lend to the President, desna d.
Ing Isa~; that he would a, fra be moderate
and only ak for one million Of dollars. ."-Thc,s
sever was more aiating and bars-fzced fabri-
cation than .be Eat6asee OF thofe letters, AZ il il
eallsd-M,. Pie6oa bad ssver cry ixfrnhss or
iseiissiiss 10 yegxirr LsSs-But il is faet, thar
Goveneur Morris, aud other federal members
OF the Senate and Houfe Of Representatives,
waited on Mr.. fichon and were very preaing 8
psflaaGve that hs would demand loan, aad
they pledged theniclvcs and the federal la
tersts, ~ aid the mssiore it had no efcd.
however. aud yet they had ,hs hardihood 70
write fach information a. ths above. How
long will the people fuffer thenie!yes TO be in.
poisd upon by demons in the ihape Of neas
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
srexirsTsw tcos.l April "a.
k<fsthk6sys ssisnft t~~s svf, F-k<issI, DseeS,
1sV1 9xi AriEsrsaey.

SrextEeTes Goa April ga
kffsefenetn ssisnft t&~s svs, Fssfsssj, DsesS,
4sy s~f AyjGsnaD.
Ae sivn % real pleafurs ts snnooscc 70 our
readers thar the elsdian 10 Rhoe = ,1and has
ssrm'aztsd favonbIy for tho Rlorioui caufe OF
kePubi'cssiin. The federal junto. il is pre-
iumsd viii 30 longer inGff that Fsderalifn has
the pre-eninsnee ia shat Rate they ara nov
convinced that they have been aither intention-
ally or ignorsntly deceived, and that tksir plss-
sble representations have no effect on the q inds
OF Een OF senie or honor. They have fzid, thls
ths sonaron people wore through ignorance ia-
duced 10 choois Republican senators and mem
bcn of fCongrefs-thcy have likswife faid ,sat
the common Psopls of that Rats would alree
their oPioions, - refpeeied polirics, as foon as
they could have the means of information-aa
they have laid thoufand things which they.
poor iaaoranr fellows. have d'icoyered to be
fabulous. They have dia aributed foms of raon-
sy to purchafr votes. They have rode hundreds
OF miles TO fpread their pamphlets and living
MerearieS, Ca<eifss, and Cb,suieie, They hsys
held mi<sigbf caucufes in every part of the Gate.
They have threatened with their difplcafurc. the
hrm and honsa people, who would moi hes,kea
10 tnsir iniqlitous dotfrinc. They have kept
open !torss TO give Lxg credit 70 rhofc WAC
would promits thsm their votes. They have
vihtsd the dck. administered cordials TO tbs
weak and fesb!s, difribu,ed money among ths
ignorant without fee or rewara.--ln hse, they
have doac every thing in order TO gain their
polnts-out poor wretchss how fadly are you
dliapPoinsed /; how ehop.allea you will look,
when you CHANGE TO fail 10 che coapany of the
honstt Republicans. How much more hcnor-
able aad profitable would il have becu for you,
to have attended to your protefonal buGncl.
than TO deprive yourfelve. and fsrniiie. of tbs
zeal Decsaar-s of life, ia order to get dsbl,a,ed
sH msn --youus sns,axf fps, and middle sgtI
kasrv nHbigss into rfice.-From your diiap-
pointneDt learn wfdom ;--lease foll,'s paths
and Parioe the srair road tha: leads TO hoao..
wealth. and happinsf.. 1Paf,is,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15

We are plsafeA in noticing the ingeaious 70.
marks of the Editors of fome Of the noR refpec-
table Gszetts In the Uai,ed States, on the re-
fult Of the late Election in this State. The fol-
lowing 10 from the New Jsriey Csatiasl CT
Frssdom:--
IS In Rhode-Ifla republicanifm has CON-
plste'y triuupaed over ariaocracy. Her citi-
sens have broken the chains Of federal bondsge.
Her election the isth slt. has re eletted Gov
sraor Fenner. BY msjsrity Of from SEQ to
1909 votes; and her Isgiastufe is truly repsb-
lican. This intelligence is fplendid to republi-
caus. IL ihows the political Independence OF
portion Of the New. Eng slandnen. II ihows that
uotwishaasding the current Of fslfhsod, tfs,h
will Prevsil.--But few years age. and federal.
iis had fcarcsly n oppoasnt in this aa,e.-
Rssdss. judge ys thea whetssr ." Ne /ss "
faks,siVy S btSississ |" rN."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15

THE Editor Of the Aurora, has been ne
leis vigilant in ssrching. than fucce6iul ia
deietting the various iniquitous mesfures of
the late administration. ana the nuneross at
ter-ts to agsrsvste war with France, sad
thereby compel the Amsricans to throw them-
felves under the protection Of Britain, asd form
an alliance With the nahon, whom he h,d ju2
before braved fevsa ysan sonniet. aud iufe'ed
all the barbsritiss incidental ts Bri'fh warfare,
and that againft nation, Whole aid, at sjontt-
urs when the perpetuaiion Of our shrsldom, was
almoA insvsiisble, reaored Us 10 our pre1cnt kate
OF freedom and happinsfs. To fsl.sw ths lead
ers OF this fcheme. through all their Numerous
and costeadisg iscoA6 Asncies, would rcqsirs .
volsme, inRead Of paragraPh.-Is 10 fuhicieat
TO FAY, that every means were purified, 10 pro-
dsse this effect the Britifh enigsries were diff
patched into thsfs States laden with fesniity
and abufe towards the French government. sad
every att Of untherized hoRillity On eur com.
merce. BY French privateers. was blazoned forth,
" being fanetioned by ths governmsat snd
war war was all the cry. The old tories al-
lsrt al doiag any thing which could favor Biz
tain, mingled their voices in the general clsrgor
OF Britiih .slines and dedgnins iederaIift,. aaa
fuch was the isfa,sstion Of the fimss, and the
excefSve Prs,snces, which thsfs eharatten heIa
Of patriotifs, that to coatradiet their policy.
and wars the people Of their ,hrsatsnsd svis, vas
sainatcd ~ downright herefy. aaa becase thS
touchaons, BY which TO Commence the nok
barbaross observation-disclosures sad Teans
were employed a. war hosnds to fsoss rspubli-
easifn, ssd every fsntinsnt Of love Of frssdo~,
aad regard fer Anerics, from thefs States. Al
though thsfe Creatures. profeHed thsmielvss de-
cidedly engaged in the csaie of Britain. and was
ps,ronizsd BY the executive and members Of
Consrefs. YET the JsderaIiA, ssaerally eontsnaed
that there was no Bsitih iaaaesce ia osr gov
srnmsn,al msasgemest This vas denied BY sv-
cry republican printer on the Continent, ssd va
sioss ssnssrrias talliassiss VA addsA 70 Pisvs
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
Fron the LIrEaAsr ADvEkTIsIA.
Important Improvement in THE PsROEee
DEPARTMENT, SSe.

l/fpUTJMeUJ, - 6.
WE are happy ia beiog able to aaasuncs 10
the public great acclIssatioa 10 the convey
ancc Of the mail. on the nsi. line from Wsfhiug-
son City to Boloa, which mua prove highly ad-
vsstsgeous to our citizens in general, and in
fpvcial manner to tbs Commercial part of the
conmunit,.
Heretofore, the commsnicatiou between
shcle place, has required eight days and Eve
hour. and this has been sitimatcd expeditions.
At p'ernt. the mail leaves Waihipgton at one
O'Clock in the mosning arrives at Baliimore as
n oeloek, forenoon leaves Baltimore, ! do.
afternoon , arrives at Psilsdclphis, II o'clock
next norang leaves Philadelphia do. after
noon arrives AZ New York, . o'clock nsxt
morning leaves New. York. ~ o'clock DO. ar
rvss al Nav. Haven o'clock next morning |;
leaves New Haven, in half an hour arrives at
Hartford. at IL o'clock the fame day proceeds
for Bottom, where IL arrives at O'clock next sve-
ming, being four days and fourteen hours. IL
returns in -four days and eleven hosrs.
The applasfs Of the public 10 juRly doe to
the iodsfa,ieable si,izca at tho head Of the Poa-
Office department, and the fsccsfs of his sxsrtions
dement, rates that with proper attention TO the
imProvsmseen, of the roads, ws may foon vie
with the Europeans, ia the expiditon Of the mail
sltablf uent,
In coaosritivsly new cosntry, and under
. new government, improvements OF this kiod
Eutt be rrogreRive: il requires bold and iads-
readsst misa to ds6ga, and an energetic hand
10 execute them.
whsa Mr.. Granger entered upos the duties
81 his once, many impcristtions and impropri-
sties we're in practice in the dePsrtnsns over
which he was TO prehde.
The want Of expedition in the ecnveyaase
sf the mail on the main line:
The conveyance sf the rsail on the outfde
sfthe carriages expofad to robbery .fubjsdsd 20
the ~esther. and TO be tramplcd on. to the E,s-
terialinjary And is many cafes, dehr uttieA Of
it, contents:
The occupancy Of maay i~portsot PoR of
Aces BY editors, and in many safes where there
were tive or mere in the fams place thus giviag
enc the power and expo6ns him TO the tempta-
tioa sf ds,sisipg the intelligence from Others Of
tie trade till il appeared in his own paper, and
authorizing him TO sie the privilege Of frsnkiae /;
Pecnhasly advantageous to printer, in many
che' rsfpesls ,haa fraaki.s bis ows paper TO
fubtcriten
The occupancy Of offers in fome i.Rausei
hy pefioas who rcats,sd then finecurcs to them
ielves BY farming e~m oct TO others who 10
their turn would Aiit the actual duties oftk Of
hces SPon clerks; and while fomo important
Offices we're in poarGion Of :hsfe who held
eihcr of6ces under the Usited Statc,, and 10 foms
inasnces, under tho Aste in which they lived
which is contrary TO the fpirit Of eur coaai.
tu'ios impoli,c. and ireoaGa Gaent with the lsn-
ins Of a free people.
Happily many of ,hofs evils are removed,
and liz is confidently hoped ,ha, ,hs work Of re.
nevs'on and Improvement will ssais oaly with
their total srsdicatioa.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
iatersfins TO .Poferify.

TM proceedings FL the federal Isciaaturs
have developed another gra, frs,ure OF the Re-
pohlicas iyaem. A aa has psasd ,hs Houle
OF Representatives,. !" making proyiion for the
redemption Of the WHOLE DEBT Of the Uai.
ted States" ~ which ievsn millions ,hres hsn.
Died 'heefaad dollars are annually appropriated
TO w' diieharre. until il hall be totally ex,in
euihcd.
lths' been faid that the prrtsn, admisiara.
tion we're hoAile to the pay nsnt Of the public
debt that they were AoAiIs 70 ,hs saablih ssn,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15

The rsiteratiou Of folicituds for the faccsf,
OF Fssasisf. which We ~itsefs from ti~s to tiWs
ia the Rskss Palladiss. D0Rss CsntiasL Bef-