  If $D$ is the definite quaternion algebra over $\qu$ of discriminant $p$, we
compute, for any prime $p>3$, the number of infinite dimensional cusp forms on
$D^*$ which are trivial at infinity, tamely ramified at $p$, and have given
conductor $N$ away from $p$. We include a detail explanation of a Deuring--type
correspondence between supersingular elliptic curves in characteristic $p$ and
a certain double coset arising from the adelic points of $D^*$.
