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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-27

nc fott1NihF AffEtfs ~ fntfli Trnfe we're
furnished BY ~ arrival 81 Baltimore rum
cowes-Lsn.Oa dates are ~ Oct. 7.
Il appears b. the ls,es, London PAPER We
have seen, lc1uricr) that eysy exefiion
= masias by the French, 70 recruit their
armies.
The Emperor a Austria. IN adver,'ng TO
the prolongstisn Of the armis.iee N "a gem
erai orders. SAYS, " ais .sseat 20 t,e meas
ars Is u Be attributed ~, - leeblsnes4. but
% his affection fsr "a subjects. and rs snx.
iety u avert tom them The oslami,ies ii
war = AMI again assuf4s h. su5 Ieels that
no peace shall De concluded, bat N honora-
bic me.
The expectation of renewed hos,ilities
continues White tie Frcnca conscripis.
men snd BOYS, are called GU, and fge fer
begs induced 10 volunteer. Austria - using
an equal cAcriion. A levy r. masse through
out the Austrian dominions - 4 xgectel.
The British Ministry q es not appear 10
hive been formed. Tue Courier, The min-
isleriai papeT under sr. Canning. says, the
plan OF administration, though " not exten.
ded AMI combined, l.s the opposition ex.
press IL viii sill 80 down." " After a
reign ct hslf aoen.urs, in the most arduous
times. uuf seaerable sovereign will not be
abandoned by lis people"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-27
RIANKS

u al kinds Jor l.k At he Ro,kA.rs
u !. ADAMS.
NV u
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-27

Extyact Of a ieite, FINN a gentleman # the
.frst respeeil6.!iy al Washiagtoa ~ d. friend
ir Nezr-loyk
" more than suspect that our govern.
ment never had disposition to acoommo.
Date matters with England, and mat tais
sudden and unexpected ruptusr is a mere
trick 10 get rid of answering propositions 10
winch they would not Say yes and dared not
say no, for fear Of their popularity.
N. Y. e L.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-27
GEN. ARMSTRONG.

Duane, Booaparte's printer in the
United States. with the assistance Of
one Warden,a tool of Gen. Armstrong,
a foreigner, and who holds an office un-
der him, has attempted 10 spread a
plaster over the conduct of Minister
Armstrong, who for long time suf-
fered our American citizens to be i'm
INJURED in French prisons unuoticed and
implied, notwithstanding the frequent
applications of the victims of Bona
parties tyranny and cruelty, for relief
and assistance
This statement of Duane's which
was published in the last -drgus has
been ably and fully confuted by the
Editor of the New-York Evening. Post.
But admitting that the accoun, CIV
en- of Armstrong; having interiered in
the case of the prisoners, it does mol
appear that it was done till they had
been manv months inFrench dungeons,
and not till application after application
had been made to him. To prop up
the sinking reputation of Gen. ARM
strong is bat secondary object with
the democrats their principal aim is
to support the doctrine that Bonaparte
can do no wrong. Let the tyrant Of
France, capture, burn, sink and destroy
our vessels, and imprison our citizens,
they will tell you it is TO establish the
liberty of the seas
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-27

If.e Wv Whoop.-Some ofthe Southern
prints talk loudly Of War with Enc ud.
IL appears, indeed, thai newspaper .szs rs
are not the only advocates Of sucn 3 aea.
sure. II is asserted in a Baumore paper
that the Secretary of State has declared
that " We shall have Var ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-27

SAMUEL TRAsK,
EAs fos SALE,
1 ut NJ 6, Lssg R1a,G
$50 Barrels, Mefs, Cargo N. 1
and =, NEW BEEF
Ps,fiosa Nv. II, 1903
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-27

kE6A

/ - REIGN.
II the date Of tie l4st ACCOUNTS.
Ipsaee hid n1t taken Place between
France aud AnsiIia. Both govern
- MS were mskag active tvcrlions to
liaerease I'll r ailiarv strength. The
EeipsHor Of Austria. in n address 10
his 80 cts al assured tasm that he
shnal3 n0t aab#.it 10 saeb terms as
were MT apnBrsal= - the nation.
Accounts lron va.i0us quarters state
ia, ionaparie continues mueh ind.s-
posed II his camp nesr Vienna pie-
sicials had proc E IL from Paris - bis
place Of residence 10 administer N L.
cal all.
The Government Of The Supreme
Junta IN spain has been Dissolve al
a regency appointed. Hh,fs h aeea
20 military operations d ilaHa lslee,
~ spaia, O. lite Ire Epeiab# i4e.
weie concentrating neat -, an
there were eishi sims - 80 r - d
great numb, OF Franz. - - IA.
gus, ready 10 receive aeif5aas - ne
eessity s.ouid require i..H present
appearances, the var in lie South -
Europe Is drawing 20 close.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-17
NATHANIEL DEARBORN.

No. es, 7names-Sfreet, screen doors north Of
Mr.. Thomas IowNsEND's Ce6ee-House,
and nearly oh1tosite Ferry Hha.G
TTAS Just received, the invaluable works
I l of the Hon. Fisher Zines, of llassachu-
sefts. 1t is printed on a fine wove paper, hot
pressed, with an excellent likeness of the au-
thor contains between and hundred pages
octave, and is now to be sold for three dollars
and fifty cents.-----.N. B. AS but very few cop
les are on hand Of this york, those who wish
for them must apply in season.
Also, q few copies Of an analytical Viev of
the .faimal Economy, calculated for Students
in Medicine and private Gentlemen by Isaac
Rail, physician and surgeon, and diplomatick
member of the Medical Society of the city of
New-York.
LIFE OF SourHAcK, who was confined in
the Massachusetts, State Prison, price so cents.
First number Of the New-York Medical and
Phiiosohhical Journal and Review, which be-
gan in February 1909, to be continued semi
annually; to contain $50 pages, octave, and
delivered to subscribers at rs cents a number
RoLLIN's ANCIENT HIsToRy, s volumes.
BLAcKsroNE's COMMENTARIES, 4 vols.
bound, at 10 dollars.
The LATE Mar OF LOUISIANA.
The LATE MAP OF AMERICA.
: ] Set REEs's CYcLopEDIA,to be in twen-
ty volumes price l60 dollars.
A few complete sets SALMAouNpi, bound.
BAcxoAMMoS TABLES and CHESS BoARDs.
I Yankey PAPER HASoINes an elegant as
sortment--j6st received in Fir&rs and HaIt
Barrels.
HOUSE PAPERS and BORDERS,
BOOK-BINDIAG, executed in hand
some style.
STATIONARY, &c.-as usual.
THE CIRcuLxTINC LIBRARY has
received great addition.---It now contains
$500 volumes of History, Biography, Voyages,
7raveis, Novels, Romanees, Poetry, and MIS-
eeiany above 100 volumes Of Magazines j
and 1000 different Plays, Farees, &c.--and
needs only an increase of patronage to make
it the best Library in New-EnglaRd,
NewtSrf, .1tnl Is, 1902 -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-17

y No. IS, Market-Square,
ID ESPECTFULLY inform their friends
N and the publick in general, that they
have for sale at their Store, the following
Goods, which they would dispose of for Cash
or approved Credit: viz.--6 hhds. St. Kits
high I'd, Sd, and lth proof Rum 10 pipes
Gin, ofan excellent quality bags Coffee
ekegs Virginia Tobacco 20 kegs Ginger /;
Fish /; 1000 lbs. Cordage; IL dozen Bed
Cords I; so lbs. Sewing Twine /; bags Pi-
mento; 500 lbs. Loaf Sugar 100 reams
Brown Paper; 90 do Foolscap do. sc. &c.
Those WHO are indebted to them by Note or
Book Account, are requested to call and settle
the same. All Orders from their distant Gus
toners will receive .punctual attendance.
. Nezpf,ort, .1h,7i 90, 800. t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-17

T0HE Subscriber offers Tor sale, his Estate,
u situated No. AZ and as, Long WharJ'
The peculiar advantages attached to this Is
tate arc many and important :---there are a
Lots, extending go feet by so; the Building
is 80 by 80 feet two stories high; IS an ex-
celent frame and in good repair. The build
ing is occupied as a Grocery Store, Dwelling
House, and Tailor's Shop; and is indisputa-
bly, one of the best stands for business in Nerv-
hof. This Building is remote from any 9TH
cr, and there cannot be any other one erected
near it |; which, in a wooden town, like this,
is an important consideration. For a small
sum of money, there may be built one oil the
most convenient Lumber Yards, extending
from the Street South, over the water, that
there is in this place. In fact, the estate is
capable very great improvement and, con.
sidering the increase of business on the point,
especially on the Long -HhaE within very
few years, and the more than probability OF its
becoming very shortly, what it formerly was,
the Seat of Business owing to the good con-
dition of the Stores, Wharvcs, and depth OF
Water this Estate may Justly be ranked a.
mong the first and most advantageous In
.Newhor7, for business.
.dLSO-His Stock in Trade, consisting OF
GROCERIES, &c.
SAMUEL ALLEN.
.Newhorf, .dhrH 90, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-17

Sign ofthe Bee Hive, No. 88, Ihames-Street,
HAS just opened variety of GOODS
among which are-lace and dotted
Muslins /; Leno do. white and coloured Cam
bricks a complete assortment of corded and
plaid Ginghams of the newest fashion; Cen
tlemaH's superfne Vest Patterns Washing
ton Stripes Cotton Cassimercs Cambrick
Dimities Calicoes, newest prints {; best 9-8
London Prints Silk Chambrays variety of
cotton Handkerchiefs /; ladies' and gentlemen's
silk and cotton Hose I; black Bombazctts !;
black Grape silk Gloves silk Shawls I; cot
ton do silk and cotton Suspcnders Du-
rants, Calimancoes, Russels, Rattinet--and
great variety Of other Goods, too numerous
to mention in an advertisement.
MAY 3. 3m.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-17
PUBLICK REALl'h,


LNOR the accommodation OF those Lies
IL and Gentlemen, who wish TO partaAc
the luxury of the Bath, TIE, BATifiA g.
HOUSE will be opened every o,l, from sub-
rise Until O'Clock in the evening, Sundays
excepted, when it will be closed at 10 o clock
in the morning-Tickcts may I've had at the
Medicine Store of SAMUEL w. YrSsoH, and
of the Proprietor. Ladies viii please to pass
in at the door No. 70, Ifameg-Ssrect, Gen
tlemen will enter at the east door os tire
Bathing House, Pelaam-Street. Subscribers
will be furnished with Tickets or account Of
their Shares, as heretofore.
.Nszvhort, .1hrH 10, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-17
PLEASE TO TAKE NOTICE.

THE Subscribers respectfully inform their
Il Friends and the publick, that they have
entered into Partnership, and taken the well
k~Jwn Stables belonging to Mr. THoMAs
TOWNSEND, situated in Green-strect, where
Horses and Carriages for every purpose will
be furnished at short notice particularly
Coaches provided with careful and experience
ed drivers, for parties of pleasure or travel
lers and Saddle Horses either for Ladies or
Gentlemen they will also furnish despatch
messengers for any direction. Their Stables
being we'll calculated for the business, Horses
will be taken in to keep at reasonable rates for
long or short periods and as they arc deter
mined to attend well to every part of their bu-
siness, they hope TO merit the fayours of the
publick. JOHN c.. EASTON.
WIZ. f. DRUMMOND.
THE. Subscriber from long and intimate
knowledge of WM. E. DRUMMoND, and con-
fdence in his Partner, recommends them as
worthy the encouragement of the puhiick.
THOMAS TOWNSEND,
.Ne7yfiort, .AhrR l9, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-17

NOTICE is hereby given, that MARY
IN TAGGART, of Newhort, sole Ex-
ecutrix of the last will and testament of SAM
UEL G. TAccART, late of said Vswhort, mar
iner, deceased, hath taken upon herself that
trust and given bonds as the law requires. All
persons having lawful demands against the
estate of said deceased, are requested to ex-
hibit them, and those indebted to make i'm
mediate payment to the subscriber, who is
legally empowered by letter of attorney from
said Executrix, to conduct the administration
upon said estate.
HENRY Y. CRANSTON. y
/, Ncwadrf, Altu l9, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-17
/" The liberal Man depiseth hh6eratfhings."

M MHEREAS citizen of this. town has
W contracted with me, by the year, to
educate ten poor Children ata time, in my
School, boys of the age of eight years and up
wards-this is therefore to inform those who
wish to embrace such an opportunity, to ap-
ply to Mr.. GREEN BURRoueRs, capt. Ma
THANIEL SWEET, or to me, the Subscriber,
to whom il is entrusted what applications may
be proper. No regard will be had to the re-
ligious or political sentiments Of their parents
or friends. 3
ELEAZER TREvETT.
.MHhort, Nays, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-17
STATE Of fRhode-I.land and Providence Planta

STATE of khode-Island and Providence Planta-
A irons.
TIME Creditors of JoHN S. HAMMOND, Of
i .Ne7phort, -Carpendcr are hereby
notified 20 appear, ifthey shall think fit, at the
General Assembly, to be holden at Newhort,
on the fourth Monday of June next, then and
there to show cause, if any they may have
why his petition, ior the benefit of an act, pas
scd in 1856, for the relief Of insolvent deb
tors, ought not be granted.
SAMUEL EDDY, Secretary.
Veuhort, 11ay 6, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-17
FOR SALE.

THHAT pleasant situation South of Brick
i Market, about 60 feet on Thames
street, extends about 400 feet west, with small
Wharf. There are two large and very COM
modious Dwelling Houses, one fronting on
7hames-street, No. 81 and SO, with two con-
vcnicnt Shops in front the other stands west,
very well calculated for two families.
.Asc--a Lot of Land, at the southeast part
of the town, containing three quarters of an
acre. Good title will be given
= JOSEPH ALLEN.
.Meqytort, .1trl 26.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-17
NOTICE.

THE PubIick are hereby informed that the
L Subscriber has been appointed by the
Hon. Court Of Probate, for the town of Mid
dletown, Guardian Of ISAAC PECKHAM,
house carpenter of AEddietozvn, and has ac-
cepted the trust. All persons are cautioned
against having any dealings whatever, with
the said ISAAC PEcKHAM, as will not be an
swcrable for any debts contracted by him.
JOSEPH ROGERS.
biddiesoscn, May 8, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-17
TO BE LET,

! Ind Immediate fostesssion given.
THAT pleasant end commodious Room,
Il corner Of Mil and Thames-Streets, hith-
crto occupied by the subscriber as an office.
1t is unquestionably by far the best situation
for publick Office, of any in the town--and
at small expencc, might be fitted Tor dry
goods store. For terms apply TO
PAUL NJ. MUMFORD.
Nav O.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-17
Benz. & Solomon G. Weaver,


TAKE this method TO inform their friends
and the publick in general, they have
REAovsD from No. go to No. 9l, nearly OPP
positc their old stand, and directly opposite
JAMES MuMrosD's dry goods store---whcre
they have just received from .Nesv- York, an
addition to their former stock, selected by
the mselyes, which makes their assortment of
MEN's, YouTH's and CRILDREN's HATS, Z
as good as was ever offered from any store in
.Yezyhort, all which they intend to sell as low
as can be purchased in this town.
.hewhort, .41riI 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-17
NEW ACADEMY,
.EQrneu-Streei.

ID III FFy-ofTee's
TVHE publick are informed, that the new
u and airy ACADEMY 81 SIR. 7fepetfs, is
ready for the reception of - s. He ilatters
himself that the pleasantnr + situation
the accommodation OF the As together
with his determination to very attention
to those placed urricr his li.i.e, will ensur.
him portion # the public, patron~ge.
NIB. The Scholars will, IS us I, be pub.
iickly examined (by the Rev. c. sy) quar-
terly.
Newfiorf, .4hrfi c5, 1909
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-17
FOR SALE,

4 DWELLING HOUSE, No. so, situa-
n ted on Bridge Street, with good Gel
Ter and Shop adjoining, suitable for Cabinet
maker yard, garden, stable, and good well
of water. For further particulars, inquire
of BENZ. HAMMOND.
Nesvkori, March %. 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-17
NOTICE.

VT7HEREAS the keeper Of the Hospital
Wv on Coaster's Har6our,i is about leaving
it and it the opinion of the Town Council
that some suitable person should go onimmc-
diately. Application may be made TO JONA-
THAN ALMY, Town Clerk.
81 SAMUEL VINSON, President
April $. zorm Council
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-17

yNTANTED an Apprentice, TO the Cabin
Wv ct making business. A smart active
Lad, about IA or Is years. of age, who can
produce good recommendation, may hear OF a
situation by applying at the Office of the
Rhode-Islsnd Rehubkcan.
NIB. One from the country would be pre-
ered April s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-17
APPRENTICE WANTED.

VNIANTED an Apprentice, to the Bake
Wv ing business. A smart active Lad a.
bout 10 or Is years of age, who can produce
good Recommendations hear OF a situation
by applying at the Office of the Rhode Island
Republican. /,
NIB One from the country would.be pre-
fcred. May TO-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-17
TO BE LET,

U,HE Dwelling House and garden, IN
Shrise- Sfrret, occupied by the late John
Balsier, Esq-For further particulars and
terms, apply at the house, Aareh &c -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-17
NOTICE.

TNHE partnership of WILLIAM BUR-
L ROUGHS & SON was dissolved on the
first day of January last. Those 10 whom
they may be indebted are requestet to call
Immediately and receive their dyes; and
those indebted to them arc desired to make
speedy payment. Accounts and notes, the
payment of which has been repeatedly called
for, will, without discrimination, be put in
suit In ten days from date, unless previously
settled WILLIAM BURROUGHS.
WILLIAM G.. BURROUGHS.
Neactiort, .4ltru 10, 1909.
WILLIAM c.. BURROUGHS
Transacts business on his own account, at the
store formerly occupied by VIM BuRRoUcEs
Sx Son, so, 7hames-Street.
TAINTED dimmediatety--an active young Man.
Good recommendations will be required.
Ahri l2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-17

DANAWAY from the subscriber, on the
Az e7th of March last, an indented Boy,by
the name of GILBERT RICKETSON. All
persons arc therefore hereby forbid harbour
ing or advancing said boy any thing on my
account Whoever will apprchend said Boy,
and return him to me, shall receive one do!-
Tar reward, and no charges paid.
STEPHEN BROWNELL, ID.
Lyle Compton, May ., 1902.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-17

l The slosisg highly dsscspsive HAle Poem. is said 70
sl-'.f be Me production Of hng Jemes fhe FEss.] 3
-,.a qnE DEGiNNiNG or SPRING.
Y DOWN from the mountains with impctuous noises,
Rush the loud torrents like a thousand voices,
: See, in huge fragments, with acrush dissolyig,
+ y, srrF,.iT 49, ffts Wales involving. :
I Under the Hawthorn, or the rude accentnuS,
In dapple clusters shoots the polyanthos,
And the blue boy of Rephrus and Apollo. II,
tks~ y ~ Shortly shall follow,
!, Rolrtlip the vale, the playsorne horses daily,
Feasting on flowers enameiling the valley,
And thy white leaf delights the gazing lily,
Naz e.,x -Ns Dafy down dilly
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-17

No. "a, Thames Street,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the publick,
IN that he has just received from the Pro-
prietor, (Mr T. w. DYorr, Philadelhhia,)
DR.. RoBERTsoN's PATENT and
FAMILY MEDICINES,
Uzsch he offers fer SALE
He has several copies of a pamphlet, for
the peusal of those who wish for further in
formation respecting these. Medicines.
S, w. V. continues to replenish his assort-
ment Of DRUGS, MEDICINES, DYE
STUFFS, SPICES, sc. as usual. .Aiso, Glass
Apparatus, for Electrical machines and Sur
gical Instruments of all kinds, furnished at
short notice.
For the encouragement he has received,
the publick will accept his grateful acknowl-
edgments and he fatters himself that they
will continue their fyours.
.gtrH II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-17

No. es, 7names-Sfreet, screen doors north Of
Mr.. THoMAs IoWNsEND's Coffee -House,
and nearly ohitosite Ferry UhaJ,
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-29

ragged every principle Of political Justice, COM
mon sense and common honesty. The villages
OF Newport, Stanton and Christiana had some
shallow 81 interest III opposing the bridge, as 1t
was expected to have made an iripediment to the
navigation OF the Chrstiana. The jealousy of
the people OF Newcastle induced them to in
flame the minds of the inhabitants of these villa
ges TO the highest pitch. They were told that if
the bIl 'Se was erected the carrying trade to Phi.
lade!phia would be at an end. Many of the
landholders near these villages we're made to be-
leve that they would be as far from a market
tor their grain as If no tide water was near them
-.hat the value of real property would decrease
one half. Public meetings were held and infam-
atory handbills were circulated, TO fire the minds
OF the people--so far they effected their OBJ
]ect, and the failure of the democratic party in
IN the succeeding state election was the conse-
quence. in the contention about the bridge
the villages above mentioned, and the in
terests attached to them, became connected with
the people of Newcastle in opposition, and
Notwithstanding the promises that were made to
stand by each other to the last, after leaving no
measure unaffected which envy or jealousy could
suggest. latter saying every ming IN opposition
winch folly and taisehood could dictate. latter
creating the most runous discord and luminosity
IN me county, and rampllng the interests OF the
deinoeratlc party under foot, the Newt Castle lea
ders made secret offers to withdraw their opEosi-
ton to the bridge, provided certain privileges
would be allowed them, and to leave the villages
and their interests to stand by themselves. 1t was
not enough to blow the county into me, and
intilct deep wound into the vitals of party,
which after actual victory was still in the high
road OF further prosperity, but to basely desert
their conteaerates in opposition.
W hen good sense and good policy prevailed
over the m'schievous Vaccinations of jealousy
and ignorance, the bridge was er c'ed its i'm
pediments to the nav cation were found to be tri-
Ting, and all men were convinced of its pubic
utility; the New Castle leaders were left to suf-
fer the contempt Of their betrayed conf.derates,
and, like debauched gamesters, already ruined at
play, instead of turning their attention to indus
ny and economy, to plunge madly into new ex-
cesses to divert toe attention Of the public from
their past enormities, and drown the recollection
OF lost confidence.
MARCUS