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TIE managers viii commence drawiNg N
the city of y. York, on the second Tuesday
in April next, and will continue to draw GEO
Tickets each day until Gnished.-llckctS tor
sale at the subscribers Bookstore hlng-street,
Alexandria. Prize tickets in the PR ent and
late Baltimore Lotteries taken iii exchange
for Tickets in this, and al tickets sold as !
Dove examined free Of expence.
r. GRAY.
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GEORGE ROGERS.

N. B., The above named medicine is Sc
cured to the subscriber by letters patent from
the President of the United States, and pre-
pared at his Dispensary IN Northampton,
county of Hampshire and state Of Massachu--
sets.
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Rebecca White Bond,

January ls. law6m
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
/ $the Subscriber has lost or mislaid, two
Certificates of Stock in the Bank Of Potomac,
Nos. 3l42, and sl44, issued to Joha G..
Proud, on the 10th day of Dec 1904 and ap-
plication will be made 10 the President and
Directors fora renewal of the saidCertiieates.
James .Anderion.
March IS, lsSt
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TO RENT.

I WILL RENT for one year, or for a
term OF years, the HOUSE and SrCRE, at
present occupied by Mr.. JosefA lHandevlRr,
situated at the corner of King and Fairfax,
streets. Possession may be had on the 18th
of May ensuing.
John Wife.
NTarcb g d3teo6t
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THIS may certify, that about the FIRST of
October last was attacked with a violent
cough, which proceeded, as was the opinion
of fgy physician who is man we'll approved
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March Il.
SEINE ROPE
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Februar 2.
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BOSTON March I.
rARRACAS.

heen received at Trinidad OF a
News s'a,, ion among several Of the officers
oniS o,h.r principal characters, 70 es-
sd som. independent government IN Car
.,s5 5s a. 1ads Maine 25us tbs people rose
less ' ''a Of Ferlinand the 7sh and s ,-
pie sau 'oIotionis,s, twenty four OF whom
d il been bsheadsd.
:. SATURDAY, the legislature Of this COM
VI IN terminated It's winter SESSION.
p0a n.sS this term has been nsarly month
asn0r' than thar commenced in Jan. 1893,
0'ls'' ,,nnrecedented quantity OF BUSINESS
1;', s.a transacted. Eighty acts and a Srsat
rs U 49, e resolves, have been passed, and
nars .'.',al number of rrn>,se petitions aal
= 1 s have received a pails;1t attention
u s,.h disposition rs circumstances
'a'sg permit. 1T the commencement OF
" w. ssion, the g!ao.ny and portentous state
V ~ national affaifs, and tae alarming
! !. cores which CONGRESS- had adopted, were
p '.a,rlsd to engross nearly al the attention
= mos, q the time Of our court, bat by
.ns.rioil. apple ation, and the command OF
~, i talents, they have aversed or delay
i !, NJ hB of Impending ealsnatiss, anu CIV
a aDlsdce 70 their constituents Of thclf d
EFly and discrimination 10 protect thsm
Inn Unconstitutional burthens; and yet
I've found sadicient time TO complete all
!. customary local and minor objects OF
,nrlegislation. The members Of the ma
ov viii be welcomed among tacir fellow
s,,a.a with tie exclamation oi = we'd done
,ccd and faithful S rvaa{s."
qac VARIOUS important rcpor;s and tAe
ueaorial aud adarSss, Go credit to the au-
,i,ors, and honor 10 the state ; AID will re-
nsin o. record to BE- reeured 70 with pride
b posirrl.y. :
Ia The senate and house on motions OF
l.mosra.ic members, votes Of thanks to the
honorable pr. sidea, Of ta- former, and the
s.ul5ab,e speaker of tn later, were unanl-
Eously passed.
IAs lieutenant governor refused to sane
tin the bdi to prevent u;wt asonable search
ESQ., lwellmg houses, anl The Bal. for divid-
b. FIm0ash, Maine.
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"ALGERNON SIDNEY"
Or GIDEON GRANGER, csc. postmaster gen.
at tie L. States.


at tie [. States.
This blacenlaa of the administration, has
lately issued pamphlet under the signature
of Algeiuon Sidney, for the purpose of JUS
tifyiag and eulogizing the administration of
7ilomas Jeffersoa. It's especially address
ed to tbs people OF the New England states
blt seems to be considered BY the democrat
newspaper printers elsewhere, as containing
food equally suited to the palates OF those
who inhaoit other sections OF the country.
That Gideon Granger Ca Ia5Uyef as the de-
.aocrats would tell Us were he On our side
of poiitics) receiving some three or jour
thousand dollars a yeer under president Jet
ierson, should make out very fine starry
for his master is nothing more than one
might expect. Prom what we see IN the
democratic ale7Osbabers respecting the per-
Torrance, il seems he has settled the dJGlfS
Of tae nation quite to their satisfaction.
In his les. paper, my Neighbor-in- Law
has gwen an extract from this notable work,
wherein the said Gideon has undertaken, in
three columns, TO set forth the measures
ant! merits OF the three administrations or
Hes6inston, Adams and SI<sgerson, and IN
which, IS in gratitude bound, he has taken
good care that his friend Jefferson should
I make no mean siiozu upon the carpet. In
this comparison the fouryeaEs OF the Adams,
administrator are stretched out alongside
| OF IvRerson's eight; but even with this ad-
vantage of room, Gideon has taken care to
/ .dR;r severa, OF the most important acts OF
| that administration. He has sad nothing tau
about the building q tie navy wh:eh ssSea
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the neck, andnaj. Campbell in the arm !;
neither OF them however IN danger. The
enemy have suffered still more than We,
their hospitals are quite iuii, and they have
been oongsd to put the rest OF their wound
cd IN coavent. The place near our head
quarters IS still strewed with their dead.
he courage OF our troops mas never been
more conspicuous, and 1t seems to have
stluek damp into the enemy, tor all the
militia have dlsbanded themselves, and the
troops OF the line Go, more than 1900 at
most are shut up in the fort, which alone
now remains 70 them, for Pigeon island
surrendered Yesterday, and fort Bourbon IS
lnvcsred Oh every Side, and the lombard
ment wiz open as soon as the batteries Can
be consulutcd--which, howeyef, the CONT
nued rains we have, and The almost lmprac-
tica5le roads Will render task OF length &
labor.
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EEW-Yog4, lMarca II.
MARTINL.9J7E.

By the brig net,y, friend OF ours re-
sived St. Cfoix papers to tie 14th ult.--
BESIDES the following, they contain the pro-
hmalion Of gen. Beckwith and admiral
tOearane to the inhabitants of Martinique,
dtea Jaauafy,so. This, with other parti-
uas relative to their OWL operations, we
az lor want Q. room, compelled TO reserve
troar 1t xt number.
CRr;stid'stsad { St. Crois FEB. Il.
htAuee been poately faeored 1vith The foI-
i:roiRg estraet q a letter catcd
MART1NIoUE, Feb. 5.
The army landed in three divisions on
lac morning Of TIE Soth IAN. without the
smallest opposition. Ga. Beckwith wisll the
hfs dIFlslon Under sir George Prevoss,
paaspsIiy composed OF the Halifax troops,
0'ssffinbaiksd at Cul dc Sac Robert, to the
ioihsard Of the island; the York Ran
sss with gen. Shipiey at Aace 4 1s,riet to
ys sou.hward, for the attack OF Pigeon
,Saaa; and gen. Naitland's division al ST.
AqSe BAY 10 the s. Z.
Nar dtsision l&ckily has hitherto sur
= Il''a'ec 40 other obstacles than those of
:, very derp AID difficult roads we have
T. isssSa through III fatiguins march. The
! - division aas been sofortunate as to have
!, II uo opportunities of Distinguishing
!, s'S,,l'SSs!ves, which they have not failed to
= l'A5 The must OF, and though their loss
= OSen considerable, they have gained
l ~ credit, and taught the enemy what
nv m q trecps they have to deal with. On
j. aSstay, tic 1st of Feb. part of gen.
~, OSu'Sn's brigade (the 9TH reg.) and a
Tsa | :, ';aiion under major Campbell, car
,,v i NE heights of Surerie, in very gallant
y, ~ Tic enemy contested the ground we'll,
en- o,,aa'd not stand the near approach OF
DIR S9ois, wEo drove them over the most
- ground, and made tremendous ha-
= : amongst them.
H. he I'd, the same brigade made q tur-
~, @'sasS On some redoubts at the extre-
NJ ~ ! q TIE ridge, covering the outworks OF
Is. '0Fs out though they marched with
~ ~' 5, 'lparalieled GOODNESS, even tothe
,,s ss1e OF the enemy's guns, and under 8
ssndaous FIRE of grape ana mussuetsy
N. I'Out even the assistance OF "a field piece
fn good their way to the ditch, 1t was
AMI M Ampracticable to get into the redoubt.
4. ur troops were obliged TO be WITH
es sa' am sorry to say, with loss. lh>
III lS :: hlled are, capt. TaNior OF the I'm
vi, o'neiair ofthe s5th, with major Max
h. :, 70 ., the Sth. Amongst the wounds
0e paksnham, who is again shot thso
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6 I with to take a YOUNG
March 10.
Iohn Gardner Ladd,

las for sale, at lis Earehoase, Prfnce-afTeec
HIuJ
Nluscoyado and Leaf Sugars in hogsheads
and barrels.
Molasses, Wcss-India, and New-England
Rum in do.
Hollands Gin and French Brandy inplpeso
Port, Sherry, and Malaga Wines.
Coffee, Rice, and Cotton Wool.
Imp rial, Hyson, Young Hyson, Ryson-
shulan, and Hyson-ssin Teas, in whole, malt,
andquartcr chests.
case black Persians.
9 barrels Caroline Indigo.
20 crates Liverpool creani-colored ss blue
edged Ware assorted.
Best Black Pepper in Bags.
Spermaceti Mould, and Mould and Dips
TaIlow Candles in boxes
Brown Soap in boxes-Cod- Esh in do.
Beef Pork, Salmon, Shad and HerrIngs
in b rrels.
Tanner, Oil, Spanish Hides, quantity ct
Soal Leather, Mems, W omeas' and Childrens'
Shoes of various descriptions, a few packages
of White Rolls and German Checks, Russia
Sheetings and Diapers, Russia and Ravens
Duck, India Cotton Of different kinds, Nall-
keens so pieces coarse Irish Linens. Writ.
ing and wrapping Paper, 500 bushels coarse
Salt Cordage. Flax, Glue, a quantity OF VI
negar 900 tons Plaster Paris, and 20 IONS
Russian Hemp, &c. sc.
January
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democrats broke out IN open reb

democrats broke out IN open reb
The goyernmenr, alter In vain
effect OF peareable measures 20
der, was compelled to cal out thu
at great expense TO SUPPRESS Inc ms
Nearly tie whole four Years OF III
nlstratlon, the nation VIZ lnVoivta.
difficulties and ADVERTISEMENTS but
thing was GsiaIly setlled anpcace and
guilty before President Aaanls' Tux.
plred. o.
President Jefferson came into power j.,
IN time to reap the Irult OF has predaeessof~-
labors. Peace was settled with all the
world. He had no1hing.to Go but to ioid
his arms and sit quietly IN his char OF
state. Trade was 1outlshing, shereyenue
abundant and INCREASING, and the wfoie e
economy OF government, as ne Was COM
strained TO declare, III ms frst speech TO
Congress, was In the "iull tide OF success
tul experiment" Yet WITH ali shese adj
vantagcs, and an encrease OF revenue OF
near a1ne millions Of dollars, over the Jour
years revenue d President Adams, al the
close OF his first term OF office, the puDllS
debt was encreased 1,753,2O1 dollars and
IS cents. more than 1t was the tour years
which President Adams served the coun-
try. trenton RED.
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a.slaN6t.a A.siIp Gcser,e.
THURSDAY, MARCH l6.
TUpPENTINE.

A Liverpool price current, of December
10, says, :. The cargo, consisting OF 400
barrels, brought BY the American vessel,
which broke the embargo, sold at 65s Sd. .
.Nc.a YORK Gazette.
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Sir Hugh Dalrymplc and his officers have
been acquitted by the Court of Enquiry,
whose opinion has been approved by the
king
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CT Printing in It's various branches
executed With accuracy and dlsPatcnss
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Extrcet eta !etter fr0m datigva to a gen
tIsmda IN Nezc FORK, dated Feb. 9.
" By flag OF truce this moment arrived
from Martinique, We hear that Pigeon-Isl-
and, ths strong hold of that place, except
fort Bourbon, is given up to the English
without opposition.
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Private correspondence communicated for the
UE1ted States Gazette.

C'l.ltea otateS, GGGctte.
The following is extracted from letter of a
gentlcman in London, to his correspond
ent in Philadelphia, dated London, De-
cembcr "a.
6 Bonaparte's armed vessels now capture
all American ships, bound where they may,
whether they have been visited by any Eng
lisi cruiser or not To their crews they
give their choice either to enter into the
French service orgo to jail and live On bread
and water"
Prices Current at Cadi2, December c.
Superhne American -four, G dis. per Dbl.
rice, per tierce; Indian corn per heaped
fanega (equal to 2 Am. bush. 1 9 i; beef
IS; pork 90; Goldfish no safe; tobacco, 90
per qointal bees WAX SO dolls. per 1O6
Am. lbs. pipe slaves 80 dollars per 1900;
barrel do. 45 do,s. per do; Caracas cocoa
81 dollars per fancga CT 10 lbs HAVANA
sugars, assorted, 812 to 10 f-2 per cwt.
Sherry wine % to 50 per O.. cask saffron
per b.. Spanish oil, Gin jars Of IL 10
lbs.J oliye45 100 pr. jar muscatel raisins
and bloom, assorted, 9 A to 1-2-the a.
bovc in hard dollars. Exchange on Lon
don Al 2 to 45---on America none.
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sAME HEAD.

Considering that the friars of the different
monastic orders in Spain are too numerous !;
That If certain number is useful in or
der to assist the ministers of the affairs in the
admnistr ition of the sacraments the exis-
ence OF a number which is too considerable,
is hurtful to the prosperity of the state.
We have decreed and do decree what fol-
lows:
Art. 1. The number Of the converts which
at present exists in Spain shall be reduced
to one third.
This reduction shall be effected by Joining
the friars of several converts Of the same
order into n single house.
From the date Of the publication of the
present decree, no novitiate. nor any religi
Gus profession shall be permitted until the
number of fIiars and nuns isreduccd to one
third OF the number at present existing.
In consequence, and within fifteen days,
all the novices must leave the converts into
which they may have been admitted.
III. All regular ecclesiastics who may
wish to renounce living in communities, in
order to live as secular clergy, shall be a;
liberty 10 leave their converts.
~. The ecclesiastics who renounce living
in communities agreeabIy to the preceding
article, shall he admitted to the enjoyment
of pension, the amount of which Shall be
fixed according to their age, and which can
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our fate. Only take care Of your health
sod Will take pity on us, and nothing
will happen to us. If we are obliged to
fall back upon Sicily, will endeavor,
when we are settled there, to send YES
sci under pretcxt of tranquilizing the
heart OF the Queen for her daushter; but
TIN really for the purpose Of assuring you, my
very dear child, at Dur fate Be vecy pru-
dent, do not speak and let them say every
thing have no reproach to make to my
self; 1T is Joseph Bonaparte who is thought
to be destined for the throne Of Naples !;
that is very roguish; but God permits 1t,
we must bend our heads. Francis conducts
himself in an exemplary manner and as well
as possible. Isabella is inner eighth month |;
but happily she is SO apalhic, Foolish and
unthinkins, that she takes nothing at heart,
and that is good for her health. your sis
tiers and ] have not the same happiness
cannot tell YOU my dear child, our tor
ment but God will help us; be not unea-
sy and think only of your health. Let the
ealkers criticise, hear every thing without
grieSipg yourself Beeastachsd to your good
husband be prudent and wise, rely up
on You.
Adieu, dear child shall have great
many things to say to you ;, but my time is
too much taken up. / embrace YOU from
the bottom of my heart, and am your tender
mother and friend
write to the QUEEN and to your husband
to the former in orter to speak TO her of her
daughter; to the after, to teach him that
1t is his duty to write to me and to let me
see it. Adieu; will endeavor to write to
you. Keep your mind at rest about US.
embrace lou adeu.
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GRAND DUTcHr OF WARsAW.
WARSAW, Dec. 7.

WARSAW, Dec. z.
The anniversary Of the coronation of his
majesty the Emperor Napoleon has been ce-
tional fete. That day had been chosen for
the first meeting of the Senate which meet
ing his majesty the king of Saxony waspieas-
ed to preside in person.
His majesty repaired to the Senate, pre-
coded by his ministers, high, officers of his
court 8 aid de camp generals; & being seated
upon his throne, he delivered the following
speech: ~
"Agreeably to the constitution, before the
meeting of the diet which intend soon to
conroke, / have called the Senate together
III order that they may fulfil the functions
imposed upon them by the constitution
being DESTROYS of giving more splendour
to the assembly of the Senate, have fixed
for its first sitting, upon the solemn day of
the anniversary of the coronation of the en-
peror Napoleon, my high ally.
Senators. / augur favorably for the open
ing of your sittings on thisday, which is con
secrated by gratitude of the nation to him to
whom the Dutchy of Warsaw owes its exis:
tence, its constitution and it's laws.
cit is pleasing for me to call upon men
who are well known for their patriotism and
zeal, in order to fill places with which they
are entrusted by the constitution, being full
OF confidence that all their measures viii
tend to the welfare of the country"
The fete was announced the preceding E.
vening by numerous discharges of artillery
! In the evening of the day, the city and pa
lace were illuminated, and there was draw.
ing room at court.
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not be less than 5000 reals, nor exceed the
m a ximdin of 1000 reals.
v. From the amount Of the property O,
TIL, converts which shall be suppressed a
sreeably to article I. OF the present decree,
the sum shall in the first place be taken,
which is necessary FOR aug,nenting the fund
OF the curates. so that the smallest SALARY
70 be paid them may not be less than 9, 400
reals.
vi. The property belonging to the con-
vents which arc suppressed, tina. is disposa-
Die after the sum as stated in the preceding
ARTICLES deducted, shall be added to the do
mains of Spain and employed as follows.
1. The half of the said property to qua
rantee the vates and other public bonds.
2 The other half to reimburse the pro-
vinces, cities and towns for the expcnces &C :
casioned ty the maintenance OF the French
and insurrectionai armies, and to indemui-
fy the towns and provinces Tor the damage,
loss OF houses or amy other losses occa sione d
by the war.
Signed as dboye.
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ITRANSLATIoNs.1
HAVANA. March IL

AAn NANN NIdTCl
Don JUAN DoMEco DE VfcroR, a gentle
man well knowa in this city, & as, remark
able for his probity, as the public situation
he holds, has received letter from his,
brother Don loser VIcroR, an inhabitanc
OF the city of Heres de la Frontera, of the
following tenor:
49, XEREs, 29th Dec. 1908:
DER DoME6o, ~ 81
Ihavereceivedby General Gregori,
at seveno clock this morning, an cxtraortfi,
nary dispatch, containing various and impoir-
tant news from Madrid, of which had not
time TO ssEd you copy, as it is very. long,
and there is barely time tn take one for the
Captam- General, to whom am about to-for-
ward =. The substance of it may be redr.
cse 20 this ;-7-The -French who garrisoped
; aoo surrounded Madrid, alarmed by the fa:-
lure ct nine mails from d az,
ed ofthe jAnctio of the Marquis de Romans.
and the Duke de la Infantado, with their
armies. had resolved to evacuate Madrid;
which they did, in two divisions, leaving We
ry few oftheir people Behind them, and took
the road to Somosierra, on their way to which
they must inevitably becur off, and not one
would remain l...-Is
"The accounts state, that the military and
private. property which they had plundered,
was sufficient to load 1, 500 Wagons. They
also assert, that the news from Arragon and
Catalonia, had filled with CONSERVATION, both
Joseph Bonaparte and his brother This is
ailthat my time permits me to communicate:
remain, &c.''
Fro,, RE f'sd;z D:s-y iht 1911 5ttii nm n
MURcrh, Dec. 90
The arrival at Valencia of General Don
Joseph Caro- with some troops, has cheered
the dropping spirits of that city, by the good
news he brings, and which he communicate
ed on the night of the 22d, to the Junta go
serning there. He states, that his brother
the Marquis de la Romano, writes him from
Rurgos, that he is at the head of ain army of
10000 ven, Spaniards, English and Portu-o
gueSe, all choice troops, at1d in excellent dis
cipine; and that his destination is to reco-
yer Madrid He adds, that we NAV now de-
pend upon the cooperation of the Emperor.
ut Russia, to whom, in order to induce him
TO JOIN our cause, England has coded Malta
and Spain Mahon.
This news sconfrmed by letters from Sc
vile, which mention farther, that the Mar
quIs de la Romano is about to establish his
head quarters at Valladolid, and that the
Supreme Junta established at Seville, has
entrusted to him the entire direction of the
military operations in the present crisis
having communicated their plans to Che Duke
de la lnfantafo, who comr,ands the central
army, and is marching with the same object
in view.
1t is also asserted, that the Emperor of
Rassla has transmitted note to the Empe-
ror Of the French. notifying to him, that he
must immediately think of withdrawing his
troops from the Spanish territory, as other
wise the treaties and conventions between
them could not he carried into effect.
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SAFE HEAD.

We have decreed aud do decree what fol-
lows:
Art 1. One and the same individual can
be commandant of only one place.
2. From and atcr the first of January
next, any individual who may be commander
OF more than one place, shall make choice
OF the one he wishes topreserve as comma an
dani and the others shall return 70 the dis
posal of the king
Signed as above.
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CoNFEpERAT1oN OF THE RHINE.
AUGSBURG, Dec. Is.

AUGSBURG, Dec. IS.
Some private letters mention in very po-
sitive manner, that his majesty king Joachim
has been at Sicily at the head of so thou
sand French, Italian and Neapoltan troops.
These letters also add that her majesty the
Queen has been declared Regent kingdom of
Naples during the absence of the King. We
are waiting with the utmost impatience for
the official confirmation of this ws.
(Journdiae PEmfife.
NAPLES, Dec 10.
His Majesty issued OH the list. inst, the
following decree:
Joachim Napoleon, &c.
Considering that the tranquility which
now prevails throughout Calabria happily en-
ab!es us to revoke the rigorous measures
which were adopted in 1906, against that
province, we have decreed what follows:
Art. /. The law of the 31st July, 1906.
which declares Calabria in state of war
fare. is repealed.
O. From this time that province shall be
administered the slime as all the other pro
vinces OF our Kingdom. Idem.