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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22
PH!LADFLpHIA, October Is.

An Election was held YESTERDAY in the
city and county of Philadelphia and county
of Delaware, for the respective offices Of
Sheriff, members Of Congress, State Sena-
tor, Assembly, Select and Common Councils,
&c. In the city upwards OF $500 votes
were given in, q majority Of which were for
the Federal Constitutional tickets. The re-
turns not having been fully made ont, VIC
shall not at present attempt regular
statement of the votes The Democratic
candidate for Sheriff is understood to have
majority OF about 60 votes. VIM. 7. Don
cldson, being next in number, will also be
returned for Sheriff. The tickets for Con-.
Gie2s and Senator, arc carried by the De-
mocratic votes, with but small majority.
The election, though one Of the largest ! ED
Tor many years, was conducted with the "
most orc.er and propriety.-Ph;lad Gaz.
October 10.
As our fellow citizens may be solicitous
to know the general result of the election
I'VE can state, with certainty, that the
aeT1c crGcy has obtained deciSiUe tYissmfih
over the united forces Of the third coalitf-
on OF feds and guilds. The democratic con-
Sressionai ticket, the sheriff, the state Sc
nator, the county commissioner, and the
assembly ticket Of the county of Philadel-
Phia, are all the higlles. on the poll.
{ .duroya.)
The Democrats have completely succee.-
ded in the election OF their sheriff. Messrs.
Vol ert and Lswler are the persons re-
turned. There is little doubt OF their hav-
ing also carried the members of Conryess
and the Senator. The Constitutional tick
ct for the Select and Common Councils, and
for Representatives 10 the Legislature has
been Carried by considerable majority.
United States Gaz. }
n NEST daring outrage was committed on
Tuesday night, which from its nature me-
rits to be particularly noticed. Mr.. JAMES
CARSON, well known in this city as a tea
cher, was returning to his home late at night
from the election, when he was stoned in
the street by JoHN DOUGLASS, an alder
man nj this city, anC JAMES GAMBLE late
senator q this state, and those two men
Tell upon Mr. Carson without any proyoca-
uon Whatever, and beat him in a mcst cruel
and barbarous manner. Mr.. Carson is not
only naturally most peace8ble and orderly
citizen, but an inoficnsive man at all times,
and being very small in person and delicate
% constitution, was unable to resist two
men remarkably muscular, and who it ape
pears were not content with the disparity
OF their corporeal strength, but used a squo.-d
cane, from which MIR. Carson hasrecciyed O.
severe wound
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17

'slyT ~ sis sfd
Is It true, that he Lea1dcr, in
whi,h this Young man embarked,
had on hca-d m,ny muAets, rifles,
pixies fields ircr,, howitzers, ammu-
nition ofall kinds, reeimeut4ls, two
printing 7rears, with ten or twelve
journeyman PRIMERS
i It true, that this vcilrl remain
ed III port.a fortnight after clearing
out ttt tie cufom houle, to embark
recruits, and that the objects Of her
delay werc generally known at New
york
Is it to Be fuPpoted, that if the
Communication had even no' asy pre-
vious information Of he fcheme, they
could be isnoranr Of the(e tran(ac-
tions, known 10 every body e!le !?
Iyen admitting for IuPPoItions fake,
thar the had not a prcyions knowl-
edge, would rot their fuppoled ig-
nsrance be a g,ring proof Of themOf
criminal neslr6t j.?
Has not the honor and neutrality
OF our country betn COMMITTED in
the mott icandalous manner BY an
hottie armament fitted out in our
ports under the eyes Of bn5Hr e5F,og,
.conG2ing Of American fhiPs under
the American Gag, wiki american q
Officers, American crews, American
volunteers, American arms, and
many ether American Implements Of
war, with the obje4 Of attacking the
colonies Of Hatioz with qrbclH qvs
are 81 trsre I
Are not all thefe circumstances to-
gether fufFiciently wcighty to inRu
.ence the Spauiih commanders, if
Miranda's attempt takes place, to lay
an embargo on all property within
their iurifdi6 ien /?
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17

Precious confessions Our read
ers will notice a series Of questions
which have been addressed TO Mr.. Mad
ison, secretary Of state, which ere pub
lished in this days Gazette, and which
have reference to the expedition of Gen
eral Miranda, who lately sailed from
Ncwyork, in the Leander, loaded with
arms and zcarHkc stores. This vessel
was fitted out with much secrecy, and
Miranda's object is generally supposed
% be some hostile attempt upon the
Spanish possessions in South America.
The President of the Unlte0 States il
strongly suspected Of having indirectly
Countenanctd Miranda's views, this
may account for the motives Of the
President in ordering the Spanish mir
ister to leave Washington. Notvith4
standing, the National Intelligence,
aud other democratic papers very zeal
ouslv cndcavor - show, that the pres-
dent was totally ignorant as 10 the ob4
icct If NIiranda's expedition. But it
appears from what is passing in New
yorE that the democrats who have en-
gagged III the defence Of Mr.. Jefferson,
have not a "yicv Of the whole ground
! Et55'y Iahor,un--By the NewvorE
, Gazette, Of March 3d, We learn, that on
/ Saturday last, Samuel c. Ogden, ESQ,
ard Col William Smith, of the Cue-
, tom Horse, and others, we're arrested.
; bv order Of governments, and tarrh b,-
! fore the District Judge, To answer such
| queries respecting the destination II.
the ship Lcandcr, as might be put "
them, under o-th. At Grst Mr.. N-dc-
refused TO answer, bu, cn being threat
ened with comiritmeht Ike Procccdea.
and astonishing as It may appear VI.
| Ogden's answers went, ui7rrfu no
fEca'' ne c5vnHneyt y re J...:.
S'a:cs i' fdr y6r.-g orH qftH- E@a-
that C'-o. MirrJ,A. had irtc9vicr VII.
tlic President and 2Ir. Madison uuo-
DIS SUBJECT; and tho " lose he's 1ecArs
c.1afi doors, this h4,iIat.s has be0l-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17
Bosro~, MARCH IA.

Frr.--leaterdoy morning between
5 and s O'Clock, FIRE broke out IL Tie
building owned and occupied by Dee
Tilden as a Counjing-house, at the
north end which, with two dwellin1
houses were destroyed. The third
building from the one where the fire was
first discovered was pulled down, which
prevented its further extendcn.
The fire ~ conjectured to have taken
place from the insecurity ola stove fun
mel.
Mr.. Samuel Wcbber, Professor OF
Mathematics snd Natural Philosophy ii
Harverd University is appointed Prcsi-
dent Of the same.
Professor Paerson has resigned there
ire now two Professor ships IN the Uni
yersity vacant.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17
From Washington, FEB. ~

General Turreau personally at
tended in the House OF Representatives
On the passage ofthe St. Domingo Bill ;
and few hours only was it moving
thro' the House, before ID received the
Speakers fiat" .f.5aHg Ga-
4 letter from Washington, mentions
that Messrs. Armstrong and Covdoin
ART nominated to the court of NlGdrld.
.AON.L}IPORY.f7ION
On the 4th inst. Mr. GREGG gave
notice i'll the House Of Representative
Of the L. 5. that he should the next
day call up His Resolution for non
importation of British Goods.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17
CONERl[1TLON
The following letters from st. Do
mingo confirm the above ;idIn85:

nc LOIOWIl1 ICltCio AlOui ~ DO-
mingo confirm the above ,idIn85:
"Chy If ST. Dsmi193 FtbG.
"On the 9th, at day light, ~ In
glifh feet hove in fight, in s. E.
AS numbers Of he French were on
fhore, it was 7 o'clock before the
French got underway. They con-
fitted of five fail Of the line, two fri
gates, and one corvette. At nine
the French line was formed, their
,frigates inlhore. At -, the leading
Englifh fhip, the Dragon, Of TX
guns, Ad. Duckworth, commenced
firing OH the French and proceeded.
intirely alone, to break the line, and
fucce6dcd, the whole French line fl
ring upon him, tor;at leaR 20 min
utes, before the ref Of the Britith,
fix fail of the line) came up. The
French Admiral in the fnoke, mift2-
king lie Alexander, for Britlih ihip,
fred into, diimaitcd her, and render
cd her ufeIefS,
/" Two Englifh 8A's engaged the
French Admiral, beat the ports Of
the middle and upper deck into one
70 that the deck from the main
hatchway forward fell in, and cruh /,
ed many poor fellows 20 pieces =
The French Admiral was wounded, !,
and finding it imponible to efcape,
run the lie Imperlalc on the rocks to
leeward Of the city. The Diomedc,
Of "a, followed his example; The
other hips fruck, and were taken by
the Britifh.
call the French fhiPs fought
bravely, excepting Le Brave, Of IA
guns, and ihe Rruck the third broad
Gde. It's faid not more than gao
Of lie ImPeriaps crew, which con.
fitted Of 1850, can be found The
Diomede had 25o killed before fhe
went aihore and many were drow-
ned and killed in attempting to climb
the rocks.
"The Englilh fhi7s fufered very
much in their hulls and rigging ;
and though they captured the enemies
vellcls, have not much 10 brag Of.
| iaw the whole Of the engagement
from the city,
q The relult Of this battle is for
tunate for US as the French were
going town to PiuDder and burn the
slack ports; when many Americans
would have been taken and condem-
ned.
+" There is an Englilh feet now
OF and there feems to have be auo-
ther battle, to windward, as there is
a French dhmaicd line Of battle
lnips of the harbour and an En-
9lifh feet came in fight this day, one,
Of which had loft her mizen-maS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17
BOSTON, MARCH II.

HrJ!ECF NaJQJ FJtfDTy.
kT Capt. Hutton, arrived at Bal
,imore, on Wednefday lait from St.
Domingo, in 20 days, and informs
tina, on the 9th February, a battle
took place of that port between a
French fleet from BrtF, competed,
of five fail Of the line, two frlgates,
and a corvette, and an Englifh fleet
Of fail Of the line, and two frigates,
which terminated in the capture Of
three, and iinking the other two
French fhips Of the line.
The French feet confted of film
perial of I3o guns, Admiral Leiie-
CUES lie Jupiter, "a, lie Brave, "a,
IA, and lie Dlomede,
74.-La Felicitc Of "A, and La Com
ct Of 90 guns, and La Diligence of
p guns.
Previous to the battle the French
had landed 600 men. The action
lated three hours.
Two days after another Englifh
feet of r3 fail arrived off St. Domin-
60.
The 1mperiars upper deck blew
up, when fhe flank, about 7 miles
from the city, whca 100 fouls per
ifhed. She was new fhip and
thought to be the hnsA in the French
navy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17
Gbf Ga3ette.
MONDAY, March II, 1905.


BY the arrival Of the ship Wmbing.
ton, Capt. J. Weeks, in Az DAYS from,
Liverpool, we have received I.ondon
dates to the Esd, and Liverpool to N.
2jth Of January, by which We learn
that SEPARATE PEACE has +av.
en- place between France and Austria
but owing to our not having received
any papers between the 18th OfDecem-
Der and the Goth of January, we are nm
able to cfiOrd any information " tb-
operations upon the Continent, which
led to this important event. The treaty
between BOnaparte and the Emperor Of
Germany, was negotiated at Prcsburp.
but AZ the date of our last accounts. i
appears the conditions were not known
in England, but the tenor oft, howey-
er, wa1 understood to be most deprad-
ing and oppressive to Austria. Bona
parte wished to include the provinces of
Dalmatia and Istria, in the cessions to
be made BY Austria. The firmness Of
tho Archduke Charles, saved his IN
fortunate country from this additional
sacrifice and disgrace.
No further accounts of the engage
ments between the French and Rus
SLAMS, which took place on the Sd, 4th,
and 5th, December, were received but
from the present face of affairs, the
isSu. must have been unfayOr9bIe t0
the latter
The Parliament of Great Britain net
on on the : LIST Of January the session
was opened by Royal Commission, ow-
ing to the indisposition Of tnc King /;
tire opposition in the House Of Com
mons Will be powerful in talent, ifrot
in number the leaders, Messrs. Fox,
Windham, Sheridan, Whitbread, Grey,
Lord IT, Petty, and q. Ponsonby. The
opposition contendedfor an enquiry into
the conduct Of Ministers, in regard to
their manner Of conducting the present
war but which was postponed for
few days, on account of the illness Of
Mr.. Fit.
But little expectation was entertained
in England, Of the continuance Of the
war upon the continent and it was ex-
Pccted the troops would return shortly.
1t is expected the menace Of Inva-
sion, will again be repeated by Bona
parte, but government were adopting
measures to render ii abortiye should
the attempt be made.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17

great man has utually dllplayed II
/ felf, it Is BY no means improbable
! that the dark afped of continental
affairs, which clouded his latter Ad-
miniftration, and the ruin Of Europe
an independence, which founded in
his lal moments, accelerated the c
vent Of his death Thus falls the
| Champion of that beligerent and CO
alitionary fyltem which was Gnderta-
ken thirteen years ago, to curb the
power Of France, bur shieh unhap-
PLY has ended in rafting to gigantic
crea.nefs Rat power which, when
! aaaulted by tho frlt coalition, i was
believed would have been Grated from
thc Map Of Eurspe,-OR the merits
oG this fyftem on the praile or
blame; on the faults, or on the yir-
tues Of our departed siniRer, future
hiitorv alone will be fair and dSci-
five Judge.
Mr.. Pitt', mind was deeply I'M
htcd with the love of glory, with the
fire Of genius, with taite, literature,
and the bet endowments Of nature.
He was beloved by his friends, and
iteadv in his attachments. His tenn
per, as a Hivate man, contrary TO
what has been lometimes, but mott
unwarrantabIy faid, was open, gen
erous, and kind, his powers Of con-
verfation bore the famP Of his gen
ius-but it was genius unbending
from the dignity Of fenatoriAl emln-
ence, 10 that faCinating and familiar
Gmplicity which truly great men are
ever known to difPlay in dOmeltic
and relaxed hours.
Abroad, and in political contef,
he was proud and unben5ing To
thofe who know him conhdentially,
he was faid to bear an uniform de-
meanour Of kindnefs and good nature.
The Country requires all the tai
ents that can be brought to bear in
defence Of her precarious exifence :
but fhe has loft a mighty mind
which, in concert with one of this ex,
alted defcrip,ion, might have lived TO-
receive the plaudiis Of great and
greatful country.
The illne(s Of Mr. Pitt originated
il extreme debility, brought on BY
excenive anxiety, ard unwearied at
tention to buhnets.
PrcviouAy to his difIolution Mr.
Pitt had not taken the flightct fuf-
tenancc for eight and forty hours
the immediate caufe of his death was
the debility Of his itonrach
Mr.. Pitt was in the 47th year Of
his age. ne was born on the 28th
Of May, 1889: He was the fecond
fon Of the illufrious William Earl
of Chatham, and only furvi'ing bro
thcr Of the preGent Earl. He was
never mrried. Mr.. Pitt held the
Office Of FirA Lord Of the Treatury,
Chancellor Of the Exchequer, Lord
Warden Of the Cinque Ports, Lord
of Trade & Plantations, i Commit
Goner for the Affairs Of India, Maj
ter, Of the Trinity Houie, and High
Steward Of the Unworthy Of Can-
bridge.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17
LONDON, JAN, y.
Imperial Parliament.
Houf Of LoTh-JlnHay II.

The Parliamest was, this dat, in
the abfence Of His Majefy. opened
with the ufual fcrmalitIes, by Com
million.
Before three O'Clock, a conGdera-
Ole number Of Fcers attended and,
at that hour, the Archbilhor of Can
terbury, the Lord Chancellor, the
Earl Of Dartmouth, Earl Camden,
and Lord Auckland, took their featS
in their robes, as His Majefy's
CommiEoners, on the Bench, in
front Of the Throne. Mr.. Quarme,
Deputy U(her Of the Black Rod, was
then difJached, to order the attend
ance of the Commons, who with the
Spe ker at their head, appeared at
the Bar.
The Royal CommifIioR, aut!ori-
fng certain Peers therein named, or
any three or more Of hem, to open
the Parliament, and, in the name
and in behalf Of His Majeity, was
then read +; after which, the Lord
Chancellor, as organ Of the Commit
6oners, delivered the following
Speech to both Hou(es;-
nv L9rd5 and Gentlemen,
"In purfuance Of the authority
given to US BY his Majefy's Commit
fon under the great seal, among
other things, to declare the caufe Of
his holding this Parliament, his Ma
lefty has directed us particularly to
call your attentions to the mott deci-
five fuccefs with which Providence
has vouchfafed te blc(s his Maie(ty's
arms at f-a, hncc you were lat az
feraAcd in Parliament.
/" he activity and perseverance of
his Maiafys 1ects have been con-
fpicuoully dilplayed in the purfuit
and attack Of th- difftrcn: fquadrons
of the enemy, and every encounter
has terminated to the honour of the
Brlufh Rag, and the dlmlnutlon OF
the naval fore. of the powers with
whom his Moieity is at war. But
The victory obtained over the com
bined feot Of France and SPAN, oil
Cape Trafalgar, has manifched be-
yond any exploit recorded even in
the annals Of tie Britiih navy, the
HkiH and enterprise Of his MIetty's
officers and feamen; and the def
truaion Of 70 largc a proportion OF
re naval itrength Of the eneTy has
not only con6rned, in the mott hg-
ral manner, the maritime fuperiority
Of his country, bur has edertlally
contributed to the feCurity OF hli
Naiehys dominions
. his Maieity mott deeply regrets
that the day of that memorable tri
umph hOuld have been unhaPPlIl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17

Death 9f WILLIAM PI99.--This
distinguished Statesman and Financier
died at his villa near Putney, on the
morning ofthc Esd Of January last. The
cause Of his death was an extreme de-
biIity in the stomach, brought on by
lis great application to business
Whatever degree Of merit or blame
may be attached to the public conduct
ofthis man, as it is represented by
tbs friends or foes, al parties acknow-
ledge that he was one Of the greatest
characters Of the age and that he has
not left his equal behind his decease
will have a very sensible effect upon
the Cabinet Of St James.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17
S.n, Office, Ec7nd edition.

Dispatches were this morning re-
ceived by Government from Berlin
which fatc that an arrangement; had
taken place between !is PruGap
Majefy and Bonaparte, in conGe-
qucnce Of which the Electorate Of
Hanover, is to be, occupied by Pruf.
fan troops until the concluGon Of a
peace between the belIigerent pow,
crs-
Orders have we believe, beer
(cnt for the immediate return Of the
Britiih troops now on the Continent
and as there is great number Of tran
fpOrts in the Wener, an cmbarkatisn
viii take placs without delay.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17

Yeterday IN the Houfe Of Lords,
Lord Melville put in his anfwer to
the articles of Impeachment exhibited
againG him. The anfwer is a gentr-
al plea Of not guilty to all the char
geS.
The comr1ittc foI managing the
impeachment on behalf Of the Com
mons are to meet this day, for the
purpoie Of recommending their func-
tons.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17
JAN. g.

Deaf5 of Mr. PTTT.
Mr.. Pit, expired at haif Palt four
O'Clock this msrning, at his villa near
Putney.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17
AorEq}ll 42t(u9.
Late orJ M,b7yta,7t .!

Received BY tie arrival at this port Of
the ship Btrdhston, Capt JosHrH
AYEEKs, in ~ days from LiUeJhooL
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-01
BALTIMORE, November 27.

Arrived, schooner Dolphin, Drew, le days
from St. Thomas. Left scil'r. Henry, Graves
of Baltimore, from Martinique, uncertain
when to sail brig Antelope, Gray, for Eati-
more, in few DAYS; schooner Harriet, Eawa
lev, Alexandra, in s days; Hope, Noble,
Portsmouth, n. Il. Is days; Modockawalda,
Swan, uncertain: ship Hercules, Hartman,
Savannah, 10 days. ship General Hamilton,
Williams, of Portland, for Turks Island, in
u days; brig Miraculous, Pitcher, arrived
S DAYS before, in SO days from Portsmouth,
ENGLAND. November %, lat. IS, ~, long.
Il 10, spoke ship Minerva, Smyth, from
Batavia, for Baltimore, out i2 daya, all well.
Passed ship Olive, from St. Ubes off Anna
polls, bound up.
Also, ship Comet, Hart, 90 days from n.
schooner Adherbal, M'Meal Of and for this
port, and brig Mary, M:Cutchin, OF and for
Philadelphia, both to sail next day, Sailed in
company with briggs julia and Mentor, both Of
and for Philadelphia. Passed in the river go
ing up, the ship Roboreous, Hall, from this
port, in 90 days; and ship Mary and Nancy,
Stiles, of and from Newly York, in S3 days -
sch'r. Trio, from Boston, In 46 days: two
gun boats, and several ships, briggs and schoon-
ers, names unknown. November T, at the
Balize,> passed brig Eliza, of and from Phia-
delphia, in % days Saw a brig IN the offing,
which the pilot informed US was captain To-
~. of Charleston, with slaves 43d, off the
Canes, in IA fatnoms water, was brought too
and boarded by the ship Melampus, treated
politely and permitted to proceed after short
detention they Informed Us that the Bello-
ma, "A, was on that station, and that the Gaze
ssr, "a, had been On that station, but was then
cone to Halifax in consequence of having
sprung her main mast in gale of wind few
days before
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AUGSBURG. September II.

.ase tt,s ass,va! OF courier from Paris,
al Lsiesre set out from this city, at
p u,so a plgn., TO 60 by Nordiingen TO
1n,s,axe,sbuhl. tbs departure has given
I'm ','raa,h 90 me report That war is deserm,n-
sa - a0 besweea FrAncr and Prussia. We
g. ,.sursd thas tnedeparlure of sheFrench
80 ICONS lron Germany Is deferred foran IN
a "ssa,,e tignr, and thai IL will nos take place
nm diffsseuces shall be terminated which
a. a. prsss al subsisss between France & pfa IS
"a and france aud Rassis.
HANKS or FHR MAINE, September Is.
Z An the general officers and great officers
e a,a,c wlo wereat Paris, were conyoksd
b. the e@Peror Napoleon on The 9Th OF this
month. at ST.. Cload, when 1t IS said that
h, majesty held council of war. the poll
,ical sltuasioo OF Europe requiring mea-
surss OF precaa,ion.
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directed to be released three Americans u

directed TO lie released three Americans 81
the names Of Shaw, Irvine ard Erewsiefr
wno were arrested az Hayan Pierre by the
Spanish governor Harrara, and sent prisons
ers 10 ST.. Antoine.
l,he arrest aud detention Of these citis
Gems were demonstrated against ~ COVER
cor Claiborne, and >lheis i1lease demand
ed.
* letter from Fort Stoddart under date.
Of October 70, says Iour men ST. QUO
this snos0,yg 10 flush rnak.sg a roal t!cEA
this place TO New Orleans they s9pec,;o
eoapie5e il in about three weeks.
some time about the zOh OF eugus, lase
Chaa.aw Iadan residing at The bayou
Checo viEase IL The coun.y of 0peEousas,
was dangerously wounded by citizen CT
this 'ersnogy,
Governor Claiborne On bis late Journey
from N.ascEfcckts 10 DIS cry, Passed
through Tie vl.lniiy al that village, ard
by a message from him To ts.le l..c.ans AID
the exeruons q jodge Collins onthe occa-
sion, the Indians VINO had been 2re&,iy ir-
rita,ed, were reconcled and sssuranecs
ct their iriepdy dispositions wcse receiv.
cd
The Indian has since unfortunately died
OF his Wuends ). a;.d TIE Warriors ct the
villege gf,.e4'en .IiiatIon. s,'@ however
hoped that nc ;s,ooccai blood vii! o. shed.
I..e &l;issn cna'c ej with IBIS otlence, has
Surrendered a.s..yl..: 70 ti.ii aflioer, and VIII
be tired according 70 tne !aws c: st!s ;cra
Eho!ye