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Extraes from Dr.. Ramsay character Of
GEN.

k-%F EHEG
from the contamination OF selfish and
unworthy passiors. His real and vow
ed motives were the same. His ends
were always upright and his means purs.
Helwas . statesman-without guile, and
his professions, both 10 his Elbow citf.
zsns and 10 foreign nations, we're alway.
sincere. No circumstances ever induced
him to use dup!icisy. He was IN exam.
pie Of the Distinction which exists b..
tween wisdom and cunning; aud hi,
manly, open conduct, was an illustfa.
ton Of the soundpess Of the maxim
q ihat honesty il the best policy
The learning Of Washington was of.a
particular Find. He oyeistepped he
tedious forms Of the schools, and 81 Tia
force Ola correct taste and sound jndpe.
ment, seized on the great ends of learn
ing, without the assistancE ofthose means
which have been eontrited 10 prepare less
active minds for public business. By s
careful study of the English laneiars.
byreading good models Of enc writinn.
and above al, BY the aidof q vigorous
mind, he made himatif faster Of pure.
elegant, and classical style. HIS com.
position VIVA al nerve Il fin Of correct
and manly ideas, which wsre expressed
10 precise and forcihle language. His
answers to the innumerable sddrsSseS
which On an public occasions poured ia.
upon hin, were promptly made, hand;
somsly eSpfesseA, and always containsd
something aPproPriate, His letters 10
Congress ; his addfesses 10 that body on
the acceptance and resignasion OF his
commission his general orders a. Com.
unanasr in Chief; bis speeches and me.
sages 10 Presiden. and above all, his
two farewell addresses 70 the PEOPLE az
the United States, will remain ia,tinc
mon1ments ofthe goodness ofhis heat
OF the wisdom fhts head, and the eld.
quencc of his pen.
The powers ofhis mind were Il .,s,.
respects peculiar. He wasa ereat.prae.
ticai, self.tasght genius /. win ahead Is
devise. and : hand to execute, proifs.s
ofths first magnitude and sr.at.., ,%,.,i;,s
There are lev men ofsns lind. ami
still RIVER or those the world can, r,..,ss
who have not some oflheir vitiass clips.
ed BY corresponding vices But .,hi.
was not The Case with Gen. Washipe,oS.
He bad religion without austeFitv. d,oni.
ty.sithout pride, modesty without ain.
deace, courage without rashness. polil..s
mess without sEeetation, aifability win.
out familiatity. His private character.
q as his public one, win bear. The
s.rieksst scrutiny. He wss panctual nj
all his engagements ; uprigh. and honest
in ms dealings; temperate in his enioy-
menss hberai and hospitable TO ID emf.
nent degree ] q lover oforder; ], ssems31
tieal and methodical in an his. arrange.
ments: He was the friend Of morality
and religion ; steadily attended ON pub
lie worship; encouraged and stfengthen-
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AEAR#F 49, 1877 5-srfSEE ft&fsgr %@TE ~" w.
; taf ii. hasspjssa-a PROCLAIM tion, dscia
ring the attack % the chesapeake an I'M
authorised Get. !:
The Globe, DC the ,2ad If October
says. that s6pe indiyiduals connected IN
the shipping Interest. applied 70 govern,
ment for Information, respecting onl
dispute Win America. Ons Of them, re.
eeiyed from the highest commercial au.
thorities in9the. administration, . letter
~sxprssting the opiniou, that there Is eve
~ reason % indulge the expectation d
> speedy ard satisfactory arrangement
with America, IL
There was / great bustie along the
French coast, II OR last dates, In prepa'
ring Beafs, &c. Tor the invasion 81 En-
gland Troeps were daily arriving n
Bolognr; Dunkirk, &c. The invasion
Of Engtand iscousidered 10 pEctenee.
When the GRIND Army was collected .,
Boiogne two yrars ago, Bonaparte medi.
tafedI the subiagasion ofithe continent.
Itis asserted ID the Sss, OF the 26th
Of Oct. that. the Prince Regent Of Portu.
gal. hts court, treasure, &c. had ems
barked for the Hraziis, With 10 sail Of the
line. This Is meationed ia Dutch pa.
pers of the a4th of October. Some
doubt b.
The last news from Toningen. 1t Lon.
don, sisted that an alliance offensive and
defensive, isaaid 10 have beeh entered
into between theiDanes and French.
There was q ralk in Enslapd of 4 peace
with Rrance-Said 20 come from the OPP
poncuts ofihe ministers. The ide&aao
Epeace i opposed by most ofthe editors,
because they do not believe that Bona
parte would make an honourable peace I,
though L was saidhe hsd made late over.
lures. : -. S
AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
LospoR, Qci. -.
Amorning paper sttaehed ID the late
ministers. has Published the following
paragraph:
" Ourministers, We nndefstand COM
6dently calculate upon the complete and
satisfactory adiustmentof our diEeren.
ces VITA America. Some mercantile
houses of considerable rank in the "A.
meriean trade, andssoSne Of the frat in
disiduals connsctsd with shipping int.
res, feeling il lneressary % their arrange.
ment % be Informed upon fhis subieck,
recently took occasion % appiy 10 go
vernment srsprctig II. In consequence
6fthissapPl,ratioh We uuaerssand thsg 4
letter has been received within the last
few daysfrom one Of the highest CONNER
siAl authorities ID the administration.
This letter, which IS addressed TO h
person in The shipping inierest, exprtes.
es the cpinion of the writer, that there
iseverS@frsson to indulge 1ths rxpecta-
tion of = speedy and Satisfactory arraage.
ment with America" j. :
For the above statement there is not,
We insert win .oon6denee, the slightest
fonndation. ~,
The American governments must low
er its tone considerably, and depart We
y widely from ~ present prosecutions.
before any amieable ~adjnsemens can take
place. Novsuber 8
Louis XVIII and suitianEed yester-
day ~ Yarmouth, in consequence Of or.
deTs 70 the COLLECTOR ef che customs 81
that port, bro't down from the secretary
ef staes's Office By Mr.. Ross. Mr.. Cam
ming private aecretary, and the horora-
bic Mr.. Dagot. The illustrious visit.
nra s1Yff- We undersfand nrneeed ~
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NEW.YoRK D.. :

EA3E 1.yN- Ice. 49, ST.
There are three gun.boats ashore II
the Cove, q the westward Of SANDY
Hook and one On Staten Island-all
high and dry.
BSsas aes. Oete5sri5-Ioo 'clsck. pm,
,SNsAam Zee, ESQ. American Con.
sult6gHotsdcapx, has received 4 let,er
from Ger. Armstrong, desiring him o
advises - masters Of, tessels % GUN thi.
portin asshorkatms . possible. The
Ike adsiee. ii q said. has been given d
the consuls q the other. seaports.aBO.
NAPHRTE WILL HAVE No
NEUrRALS-American win hsseto
Fight for or against him. =
IMPORTANT
Last rpeaisg ne Bsiiis5 sAib Mes.raeer
asyiyfdaf dir essE III Is daus rom
G,teaock. ~ Aave seceiped regrlar
st's q pabers 10 me 4tk Ny. iron.
London, dfhe zh frow GrkenocI,
lheyconfdin me imporfasf neu. rekie6
foksEvs.
Il appears BY the Courier, of the
I'D Of October, thar the British govern.
~ TAEEE
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The bin authotising the erection of a
bridge over the Potomac, in the district
Of Columbia. passed the house Of repre-
ssnts,iyes on Wednesday last, yeas IS,
nays}4S. :
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DIED,

II Windsor, Connecticut, on Mc 6ih
fah. 0LIVER ELSB0RTH.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27
Richmond, Feb 27.
LAND FOR SALE.

HE inbieriber offers for lale, valuable traa IF
hATD' lying IN the county of Albemarle, Vir-
oil MontcelI", containing near thirteen hundred A.
ere'' and is of excellent quality, adapted to the cu-
ture OF Corn, Wheat and Tobacco; watered by fin.
iPrngs and bold runs, Of which is en,pbat;c,Ilv
eahea Meadow Creek. on of the valuable g.r
iihoS II produces, peculiarly adapted to grafs Of
which kind there is on the tra4 4 ,,r,e $50. VI
There is alto Crit and Saw Mill on this land al
aImoh an exhauales Hook of fne timber its con,;gu-
NY to town, renders both that wood and plank yerx
valuable The land will be fold entire, or in n,rcs
to iut Purehaicrs. and extenive credit eiyeu. "a.
money beng Satisfactorily feeured. For terms ap-
Of the land CAPTnnD CHr ,1,'ss
February 27. 0,won1nN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27
JOHNSON vs.. HARRIS.

The lah Legislature paligd a law declaring,
" that the county OF AIbemarie ban hereafter
be added TO aud make a part Of fbe aiRri4 for
which hyperion Court OF Chancery is directed
by law TO be holden in the town OF Sianatoa."-
This law was to- go into operation from and at
ter the pafiing thereof; that is, from the 18th
January 1907.
Siace the pahage of this law, bill has been
preiented to the judge of the Superior Court
ct Chsncery for the Richmond drarici, tor the
purPOfe Of obtaining an injunction to a iudg
ment ct the DjRria Court of CbarIoifeJUille;
the plaintiff It W, who would he the defend.
ant in equity, rehding in the county of Haao.
yer.
Judge Taylor delivered his opinion on the
9Th init. HIS decifion goes 10 lhow, that the
Chancery DlftrI6t Court of Stanton has &C
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27
FRIDAY, Feb. IS.

Mr. Early from the Committee of Com
merce and Asnuatures, prefented bill fup-
Elementary 10 The at1, entitled can aet 10
prohibit the Importation of certain goods,
warea q merchandise !" which was referred to
a Committee of the whole Houfe.
This bill ipcciies certain articles which
ihall not he cpuhdcred As embrac cd by the
proviGons of the original Aet and gives the fe-
crctary Of the Treafury and Comptroller power
TO decide in cafe Of doubt, whether any part.
cular article is prohibited
bill was received from the Senate entitled
an ACT in addition to the act caabifhing mint,
and regulating the courts Of the u. states,
which was referreSSo Committee Of the whole
HOufe.
bill was received from the Senate entitled
an ad TO prevent fettlenents being made on
lands ceded to the u. States until authorized By
law, and referred to the Committee on Public
Lands.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27
Gonme018.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
TburJ1ay. February 1e.

AH|"J1.aD' IeWHdfy
meiiage was received from the Preftlcnt of
the U. States trasfmitting a copy of the laws OF
the Michigan territory.
Referred.
meiage ALTO received from the Pref
dent encioGng fta;ement Of the militia of the
REFLECTIVE ftaies.
On motion of Mr.. Early.
Rt(oiIed, That 4 committee he appointed to
enquire into the expedi-ncy of altering the
terms of the fupreme court of the u States
Mr. Boyle from the committee of Public
Lands, preiented bill authorizing patents to
ifiue for lands located and furveyed by virtue
OF certain Virginia refnlu,ion warrants, whil h
was referred to a committee of the whole on
Saturday.
Mr.. Parke, from the committee TO whom were
referred the letter of the governor of the Indi-
ana territory, eDcloGng certain refoutions of
the legislative council and Houfr of Repre- lenta-
tives, made report.
The repor; fates that it is the object OF the
communication 20 fuipend for a term of ten
years the 9th article Of compact between the u
s. ard the territories north welt of the Ohio,
which prohibits the Importation of flayes into
the fad territories. The report concludes with
reiolution declaring it expedient to fufpend
this article for ten years.
Referred to comMittee Of the whole on
Monday.
Mr.. J. Clay, from the joint committee ap-
pointed to execute the proyilions of the ACT of
CongrefS for the Establishment of d library,
made report, which taes the meafures taken
by the committee, & the lofs of a box Of books
by the wreck of the veilel on board OF which
they were placed.
Mr.. Boyle, from the committee on Public
lands, reported their agree ment to bill, re-
ceved from the Senate regulating tine grants of
land IN the territory of Michigan, which report
was referred to a committee of the whole to-
morrow.
The Houfc took into confederation the re-
port OF the committee Of the whole on the bill
prohibiting the importation of laves into the
United States
The amendment propofrd by the committee,
to itrike out that part of the bill which punihes
the importation of laves with death, and to
infert in lieu thereof the Dunifhment Of iupri
fonment not exceeding ten nor lefs than five
years, was amended on the motion of MIR. G.
w. Campbell, by adding fine not more than
10000. nor Iefs than 5000 dollars.
Mr.. Smile called for a diyhon of the oueRi-
on, and for the yeas and nays on ftriking out the
above proviiion.
MeiIrs. Smile ard Sloan oppofed, & MeTrs.
Elmer, Barker and Kelly Imported the ftriking
it out.
The yeas and nays were taken, which were
yeas 67-pays 4s.
On infertinp the foregoing provifon, Mr.. 7.
Randolph fpoke in oppoftion, on the ground
that fuch An exceifive penalty could not in fuch
cafe he Confttutionally imDofed by govern
ment pofehed Of the limited powers of the 20
vernment OF the u. States.
The queftion was then put and carried with.
out divifon.
After the adoption of various other amend
ments the HOufe ordered the bill to a third
reading.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27
COMMUNICATION,
"ro THE ADMIRERS OF THE DRAM. %


1t is faid that Mr.. Green, at the foiici,atiop
OF ieveral individuals, has been induced 10 per-
form one night more ths feafon, for the bemef,
OF ms daughter. To Perfons who are attached
to dramatic exhibitions, it is well WORTHY CON.
liberation, whether MIR. Green does not me,,t
encouragement from the citizens Of Richmond.
He has certainly exerted himfelf as manager, for
their entertainment, by endeavorIng to obtain
the brft performers he could get, and by ex
pending coniiderabie fums in the decorations
of the theatre.
Mr.. Green's merits as a performer are GER
tainly dhtlpguihed. Few theatres III America
poilefs an actor of greater talents, and he has
exerted them in every line OF his protection for
the public qualification. 1t is remarkable, that
whif Mr.. Green's talents as performer are
almoh universally admired, and his exertions
generally excite appreciation the plays which
have been intended for his benefit have been
thiniy attended. This has been owing proba-
bly, to accident, but TO 4 fnisd OF ienhbllity
muh be painful. Whit others reap the rich
reward of public appreciation due TO their me
rlts, the manager muR be- hurt at VIVA, may be
continued by fone into marks OF public ind!ffer-
eDce, If not OF difapprobation. Ought 1t not to
be anxiouny wIiiigd that the public viii by
their general attendance on Mifs Green benc-
TIT, encourage the manager Of their Theatre to
continue his eXertions for the public entertain
ment at the next leafon /! In doing 70, they viii
reward d meritorious performer, and do an aet
OF benevOlence to an amiabe child. TheCe
remarks proceed from one who is not at all
connected with the Theatre, ard who IS but
Nightly acquainted with MIR. Green. They
are not Influenced by periondl considerations
but by 4 E nie of jutice, and deGre that merit
may receive its juit reward.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27

BY q'irtnt Of a Deed ef7raR, executed B, tbe h.S.
Jcrf9er, J0b" NI0ianjon, juar. to TIE stber
)u6jcri6trJ: ''"s'
NJ ILL be fold, on Saturday the I4th of the pe,,
w month, for ready money, 70 much ~ ,hs
tFaet OF land, wherein the fd John Willismfon re-.
hdeo' in Henrieo county, as lies bstwecn the ROAD
near his houe and the land of Dabnev yY;Iliar,ror
iuPPoied to contain about one hundred acres. ,Ic.
about nifty other acres of land adjoining the land os
Samuel Browning; and the land laA mentioned. and
beng part ct the aforeiad tract BELONGING to III
lad John Willamlon. The proceeds Of which ra,s
are to be applied, in putfuance of the faid deed IN
wards diieharging fuch fnms of money as f,al bav.
oren PAID by Jshn Robinlon, at the ingspce of IN.
ia'd John Wiamfon, together with lawful in,srea
thereon and ALTO, the expenles attending the fs;d
trut' and the execution thereof and the f,rpIu. b
deire OF the iaid John Wiamfon, is to be paid r.
Allan Pollok. The fae will be made in tb- after.
noon OF the day Of aiorsfaid, at the RseIe Tavern
IN the city OF Richmond, by content Of the faid Iobr
WhI'amien, who will previous to the fsle new the
boundaries OF the land any perfon derous of pur
chatting. - PN'o
JOHN WILLIAMSON, ir.
NAT. SHEPPARD,
JOHN SHEPPARD,
b. TAYLOR.
Feb. 81. ndf,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27

Se<n erer fnce the "a isErnmerf eftSe Legislature,
peacefully directing the ploughing of my rice
fields and preparing my lands for the cnfuing
crop.-This is conclufive. A confpirator "a
gainlt the happinefs or liberties of his country,
would have been, at this moment, very differ
emily employed. Confprator the blood that
burns my cheek, as ] write the word--but I
meant to couine myfelf imply to the difavowal,
have made you, of Jingle action or thought
hottie to my country. To feel even that difa-
vowal nece(fary is efficiently painful have
yielded, however, to circumstances and made it.
My unequivocal manner of making il, / truft, will
not leave 6oubt upon one candid or honeft
mind. Still am aware that the common inter
change of good Offices with man with whom
have been long nearly connected, may have
given rife to circumstances which, however in
nocent in themfelves, maiignity will delight in
ditorting, and the ilIiberal among my political
adverfaries exult in dGeminatins. am aware
that there will be men bafe enough-for you
and have, net long fnee, feen proofs of ito
whifper even the Circumstance of my connec-
ton by n'aryige, with col. Burr, as a circum-
Rance warranting suspicion. About the opn.
ons OF /ac6 men / am indifferent. To the more
ingenious and better part of my fellow citizens,
OF whatever feet or party, can only folemnly
repeat, as ! have done TO you, fooner would |
have per,lhed than harboured thought fubfrr-
vive of the liberties, the happinefs or the inte-
CRAFTY OF my country. Let me always he juag-
ed by my aaJ, and ] lha'l be fatisfied.
IL Mr.. Jeitsrton or gen. Wilkinion ever fiOd a.
ny thing to urge asauh me, let it be adduced.
My refidence is well known, and | ihali never
thrink from inveitgatinn. My more, preG1no-
fion, where cannot repel it by boEtipe proof
ihal ne received as good eVideaee, and the II ght
cit Jiypieion, which cannot /atiyfa9orily sx-
piaD, islalI be admitted as gait.
remain, my dear Sir,
With much refpe6t and regard,
Yours always,
JOSEPH ASTON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27

CHARLESTON February is.
capt Grow, arrived this morning informs, tha,
Or s. Hood, with ore "a and frigate, touched at
Madeira on the 10th January, on his way to Buenos
AYes. great number Of merchantmen and tranf-
ports for the fame place, had touched a, Madeira
willie capt. Grow lay there. Tie Tiues
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27
Bank Virginia.

From the number Of fuall notes contained in the
letter, its Iize large and Of courfe would be an
irdaeement Of theft, or fueh has been the fa) trua
that the ueeeiary caution may be obierved 70 dete il
JAS. c. ANTHONY 81 Co.
Richmond, Feb "a. So.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27

II He following NOTES were inelofed to Col.
VIM j Lewis, (nesr LynehbVrg,) and put in
the Poh Office at this place 10th December lan,
which have not been received.
Bank Virginia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27
~~%%~$s~~~~
Sates at aurtton.

Z N Wednesday, the 4th March, will be fold for
fcribers: @e u '''e iuo-
PIPE and Or Caiks of London particular Ma
Tierces Rice,
Chef Young Hyron Tea.
Tierces of Apple Brandy,
Kegs ol Ra,s
Darmgid@tf, FqG~r q sateblA, Aua'r,.
Cath will be given for few tons of clean Hemv
- (eptdi,)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
EN- likely Virginia born 81 AYES, NOT of whom
l. are excellent houfe fervants. For term, 81
TO EDWARD HALLAM.
(3w)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27

HE Subscriber has commenced the practice Of
thr Law, and has determined to proiecute ir
win the ereateh aiiduy in all the courts holden in
...S place. He Nil like life, regularly attend the
Sc'unty courts OF GUochand aud CheterfeId His Of
hce is the fore of Mr. Burr. IN the C.co,d 10.
above the Eagle Tavern. '''"'e
p;.,., WIN. HAY, Js.
'' feo ~. eptf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27
RICHMOND TURNPIKE COMP 6Nr,

M a mfsehHg Of TIE Dire6for5 Of Tie Richmond
Tarnpiks COMPANY, bsid at THE FaeI, Tgo,lr1.
on friday eDening, The 2ofb Febraary, 1907.
2 EooLVED, fhat the further fun of FIVE dollars
N be paid each Hlare, held by the Not bolders
IN the company - athanie Sheppard their ,rss-
iurer' on or before v-ssirit day Of AVA next.
Copy. feae,
February 81. hlaSI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27

CURED jurifdi0iop not only over fhe ccr,,x
OF Aibemar'e. but over judgments rendered IN
the Diitf'et Court # Charlottesville, WHICH
lc"mprehtnds the counties of Albemarle. Am.
merit Loniia & Fluvanra.--It i of confeouencr
'ha TINS decton LIQUID be generally known.
OK "ay lave The eXpence and trouble of MANY
applications TO the Chancellor at Richmond
- The Editor has been lately cut Thy tic mon
teren'rg engagements fronthe FIJI dfeharge Of III,
proieiiiona duties. Within few DAYS ALI his ,r
Iahyements VIII he completed; and he will tbsn,e.
oi IN devote hmielf without interruption 70 ,be axo
e 'h ugh iaoorious occupation which he has l.le g.
co. 'me has neither diminfhed nor diverted hi.
zeal AID he will return his public engagement,
Win iupeFior energy, and he dares to hope With f,
perior effect visa 'u
AT the expiration of the preftnt volume on N.
7'' " next May he will reRorefthe Enquirer once
more to ITS original appearance. He is about TO mai.
arrangements for obtaining new font Of ,vre -
the mechanical execution Of his paper Nall bs in
'eFior to but few papers the continent,
1" me mean time, the Editor calls uron HE S.I;,
que"' moier'oerst to come forward and compIy with
's sngaet nlents which they owe to him The r,l,.
t,'" winch iubi. between him aud themIelv.si is ar.
OF mutual obligation. He pledges himielf to d.vot.
ire inial portion OF talents, which crcumEaueeshav.
gwen h''' TO their benefit they have pledged them,
ie.ves not to turn <" an sdder's ear" m his Ar,
ior compensation. But il they viii rot vcluntariIo
and hohonfaoly comply with their own engagements
ne mas ore reouroe of which his drlinquenr fr;-n.
cannot deprive him. II is better to loie tber mann.
Than retain (aeb Patronage His only remedy n,pf,
the Ibunse
In few days, he flall draw off his accounts bo,h
Tor shoieriptions advertisements, and isbs which ha
hopes VIII be almot mme datey dieharged.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27

ION OF the 10th june, 1870, was the Sra milf.
on advansed.-behdes, there is another reafon
LOT ,ne conSea'ment OF the Count de YergeRnes
himfelf. TIE Count could fcarcrly have con-
ceived himieif authorized 10 communicate the
n!tory OF tecret trauiatiion " of which The
King had reterved the knowledge to himlsIf',