Star. — London, England, 1804-05-25 00:00:00

PARLJAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDAY, MAY se. The Hoare, to a Committee of Privileges, heard evidence in rapport of the claim to the Rufe Peerage. The further conu &roam thereof was deferred to Teefday rennight. Three private Bills were knight up front the Commons, and read a Ira dart. The Sohn) Pliarty,,SCOU Licence, and St. Pancras Poor Dille, with as asscalleese, were read a third time, paffed, and a Masse ordered to be rent m the Commons to %airy the fame. The fake Ma on the table were puffed in their refpedtiee a n Bad of WESTifFiTH prefented a Padden from Robert Tighe, Bfq. of the County of Warmth, praying to be divorced frym Hefter, hie sow wife, with liberty to many again. The Petitlee having berm Waived, the Earl of Weameath brought in the Bill e which was rend a arft time, and ordered to be read a te nted Case es this day fortnight. LAM WALAINOHAM moved. that the Clerks of certain pa rka*. Is which altritS were made relpeding the Rafe Peerage, &maid attend that Heide, with the regain of their relpettlve parities. es Tneklay these of June..—Ordered. A Medbge from the Commies was brolight up by Melba. Bram Batista. and ethers, teaselling a VIS§CMICC with their Loral*. an the fsk4sa oldie Amaidniente the Volunteer TM Ommitins Mates wedged. the glad ea woo pet by the Chadalisr. whit*, haulm bees atria Is the dirridve, the Maileigas wee spin adndtted. end infesseed, that their Ued a* had acceded to their result, and sup the confassee sibe loominweedietely In the Pidnted Aker Met IsserVal. their Ueda* proceeded to appoint Ewhen the tellawing lithe Leeds were named for that ll. Zert Grahat (Dabs et MeNtrofe). Vilemint Carleton, ef et. David's, Lards Manswhy, Hawkelbury, Montfort, Basing, and Mot. be their Lordedps' Mum. East Onlum petwid the Report, "high ma ordered to be takes Ines senildwe es Mosby, end thee dis Leeds amid be limmensi—idjourned to tO4IIIIIWW. HOUSE OF COMMONS. aft. SHAW gm wake hit be Todd. as Monday. mew he ism to lidim in a _HE he he Rasta larchent Debtors Wedged. dir J. NEWPOUT tidierrek Thriday west, ide MEM re• eadlimg the Itragarty Tax, wit WNW Ire d. me.STUECII3 BOURNE awed, lb* • ere Writ Mated ler dis Maas at a Esrph ite 7titiw. br dslsd, be eftlesegs Otwarag, EGI low, low bledeeles, bad ibe tees dllessisme alf ha Nave. TM Sews a Beilit EIS was seri tbs tided time, pad. sod er sed was Lords. ' .The Mew 11,1 a JIM woe tad a Wad dm. ad esmstitted ale laSsedeg. Opkwit. ift r Writ be idhed he the =Alm eta lagMbet *lt iivbilrywrgin we day freatlibt. Medd eir Madder Ewe kg thl He Fear arid • Heir per Om. Duties, and PWar° CMI "." IsAeresiers, Ile as tbq regarded tbs • , 11,011,COTill de meets& hose law Cemides appeleted et pips Neeteded ken radio earatieseds made by deldifite tbs Tdesiter - ni...4tepen agreed te. Steid CAIMUSAHH teried. diet a Cosedhess of Code sew be spgelesed as met sew Lards. se essimisicase die Sid _ aid dm the Cemaddee wtho yespered Yd rashes be sp- He dde sieved. Met Merge be feet to the M 'prim a Comings of Comfortece to mot v tasra i rr Zees of Cemoses.—Otdered. Aad Mr. Ulm* ~..exceed dedreddi to the Leeds veldt hid Menge; sed n.... f recessedied die Cseessees ass ther beaks bed a Omedeels to wise II the Palmed Member dds day. iVComeettse seleedel Labedit I sad, deer fens tat, lir. rt in er=rest die Ile" get the academes weed IN des missepsf, le Ms pin of do Lords. by do Dubs lse.—.Adirented Needs'. LONDON. TM RETIM of )(r. Aso; • A•1111WISTIATION win be coastimeof io the STAR offroopoorow. FRIDAY, MAY ss. Osmium Fur Ds*.—No balm& dase at tbe Public Ofices. • It was reported yefierday, that BO AAAAA rs, aredlately after the receipt of the note from the Ruf fian Charge d'Aftsires at Paris, lent an order to St. Anerfleurgh, to his Mintier there, to quit Raffia, boat taking leave, and that Tette AAAAA had feat his paffes to the Ruffian Charge d'Affaires, in• finning him that his flay in France would be dif paned with. Thi► news is Paid to have been received by an American Gentleman who left Paris on the atwhieb period the proclamation of BOMA aaaaa , as Emperor, had been decreed to take place on the soda, all over France; orders having been lent by extra couriers, and by the telegraphs.to that amt. There was a rumour at Paris, that the Am nesia Minifler, Livisosrow, had brought over fuch a feral plan fora peace, that the good Parifians es. gaited yehs Bad would be able to go over to France to fee Bo aaaaa TS'S coronation, which report had then fixed for the sash of July. Mr. Laviaorros has publilbed his opinion of our country and of our councils, in an abufive pamphlet, again; the Tyra* q the Sear, and in his late anfwer to Tatter aeon, upon the labia" of the pretended oserelpondence of Mr. Dials, which we hope our Unifiers will not forget. This morning arrived a Mail from New York and Halifax, brought to Falmouth by the Panic. ADOLPHUS packet in feventeen days from the latter place. The American Papers received by this con veyance, contain the following particulars relative to the operations, of the enemy's tquadron in the Eall Indies : _ _ " BOSTON, APRIL 21.--Captain METRICK, who arrived here yefierday from Batavia, in the (hip In dus, informs, that a French fquadron of one 74, two frigates, and the corvette Berceau (probably that commanded by Admiral Linois), failed from Batavia the Bth December; which previous to the arrival of the ladas had deftroyed the Englifts pepper magazines at Zencoolen ( n the ifland of Sumatra), to the amount it was Paid, of from is to zo,ooo picols : and that the fame fquadron bad captured an Englifh (hip at Bei.coolen, with a valuable cargo of Calcutta and Madras goods, and fent ber to the Ifle of France." " Aram 25. By a frt.& arrival from the Ifle of France, we have a confirmation of the deflruaion by the French fquadron under Admiral Lixots, of the Englillt depot of pepper in Bencoolen, and that the Englifh have received poffeffion of Pondicherry and its dependencies on the man of Coromandel. 't'hc ftations of the Britilh fquatirons are on the coati of Malabar and Coromandel. The Britifh force in the Indian Seas, under Admiral RAIN'S', is cosh pored of fix fail of the fine, three 5o and 44 gun !hips, nine frigates, and nine (loops of war. , g The laten accounts of the Dutch and French fquadrons in the Indian Seas [Fate, that they had di- vided their forces ; one part of which had failed for Batavia, and the other for Bombay River. " The French Admiral Limots only left iso men in polfeflion of Pondicherry, who could offer but little refinance to the Brian' force which went againft and retook it." Other accounts Rate that when Admiral Limon appeared off Fort Marlborough in the latter end of December lak, the Commiffioner, who has charge of the Government there, caufed all the public and private (lore' to be deftroyed, and retreated with the Britith inhabitants up the country ; and that Dams, not thinking the fettlement of fufficient confequence to detain him, left the Wand, and is generally fop- poled to have gone in purfuit of the China fleet. The Philadelphia Papers of the ad of kit month give the following interelling intelligence rt4eaing Martinique— . , " On Saturdiy evening laik arrived here, the brig Ann, Captain Logo; from Martinique, which place he left the sloth of February. He. informs, that he arrived there on the toth of January; a the courfe of fifteen days arrived five American vefrels, but none afterwards. On the ad of February the Britilh feat eight boats into Fort Royal, and cut out the ►rig Curious, of 26 guns, and eighty men on board, ready to fail for France the neat day ; the Captain General had taken his paffage on board to go to France.— The Captain of the brig was on board • and sac his efeape out of the cabin windows, fwarn on lore, mut the neat day the wounded men were fent on Owe in a flag of truce. On the gd of February the Britt& landed five hundred men on the S. W. end of Marti pique, who were repaired by two hundred ten of the French were killed, and eight or ten wounded: fix Englithmen were found dead the next morning. On the 6th the Britilk lent a cutter fchooner into Part Royal Bay. fuppofed as a fpy to view the harbour ; the Era Riot from the fort hat her to*. bottom ; fifteen awns made their .(cape in the boat, as we are informed, and .forty-five went down with the red . & On the Bth, there was an Eoglilh (choosier croffing the Bay of St. Pierre. as we are informed by a Danifh vetch that had 65 men on board, as the was in company with her, by "mi. dent fame fire got to her magazine, and (be blew up at eleven A. IL not one of the crew fared. The &kith Commodore fent a proclamation fence thole accidents happened, and declared the ifland in a Rate of liege ; he has called all his forces from Guada loupe to furronnd the Mend, and has erceed two batteries on the Diamond Rock end, on the South Weft part of the Ulan& and anchors his Blips there. He has at anchor three Blips on the N. W. fide, under the lee of the Pearl Rocks, and has declared that he will take every thing at tea, great or fens% he can lay hold of, and has deftroyed a number of country boats coming with produce. The French have taken the private Degrees from the plantations to creft bat teries in every place on the ifland where a boat can land. The inhabitants are determined to keep them off, if it is in their power ; the number of military troops on the Mod are smoo militia under arms." Accounts from Aux Cayes, dated March 18, from an American, Bate as follows :—" On our palTage we met with leveret privateers, and tome we were obliged to fight our way through. The Blacks here Bill continue to kill all the French Whites, men. wo men, and children. Yeiterday they picked up 7s of thefe unfortunate people, and left night the whole of them were maffacred. No white perfon of any na tion dare be feels out after (even o'clock in the even ing. Three days ago a French privateer ran albore, a (mall dillance from this place; the Blacks com pelled the French Captain to hang his whole clew, 6o in number, and then to be his own executioner. The French have infiruiled the Blacks in Idiom of blood, and they gave proved apt fcholars. Since this lea alTaifination, the French have (worn to take all veflels trading with the Blacks, and to put their crews to death. One American crew have already met this fate, and it is not known where this bloody bulinefs will end." The French General Lavoissr has demanded of the Spanifb Governor of Cuba 40,000 dollars, to maintain the French fugitive troops there. This demand being refilled. Lavnixtr declared that he would not be accountable for the condu.l of his peo ple, and the Spanifh troops have beep ordered to at. reit fuch as commit creeftes. A letter from Cape Francois, dated February :sth, fays—" There are three Britifh frigates, a 74, and three (mailer velfsl4, cruizing between this, Cape Nichola Mule, and Cape Moire. French privateers (warm in the neighbourhood of the Cape, and board every vac' which they fuppofe contains Bores or provifions for the Haytians, many of whom they tap.. ture. The Blacks have fitted out leveret privateers, and are very &Sive in endeavouring to make reprifala on the enemy." Refpeeing Surinam the American papers contain the following paragraph : „ On the t sth April the fchooner Topfbam Beauty, Captain Souses, arrived at Glouceßer in thirty days from Surinam. We learn that a Britifb fleet was at the mouth of Surinam river with troops. and had demanded the furrender of the Colony ; that the Governor had refufed to fubmit to the Englifk, and exp►effed his determination to defend the place as long as poffible ; and that in confequcnce of the an • Ewer arrangements were making for a vigorous at tack on the place." Captain SMART, of the fchooner Performance, ar rived at New York horn Surinam, informs that pre vious to his failing, an attempt was made by Captain Mac !tamale, and fifty men belonging to an Englifh cruizer in the Roads, to cut the Commodore's (hip out of the harbour ; but the expedition failed, and Come of the men were taken priconers. xiuricia INTELLIGEATL MAILS THIS DAY..Wind W. •411. Dublin " 1 1. t bfrinbumb 0 • Waterford I .1 Gottatbargb o o We are happy to Rate, that a confident hope may be entertained of the fafety of the crew of the Cato, which (hip we mentioned Conte time mice to have been loft in the China Seas.—A Botany Bay paper of September 18, has brought a particular account of the 'ors of his Majeßy's armed 'del the Pet rone and Cato, upoa Wreck Reef: The PORPOIII, commanded by Lieutenant Foy!. est, in company with the Cato, Captain Pau, and Bridgwater, were on their paffage from New South Wales to Chia& On the tyth of Aural th e . Pot- POISE filliCk On a coral reef of rocks, 208 miles to the north call of Sandy Cape, 7d5 =Res kern Sighs', . . Cove, New South Wales. in lit. Os deg. min. S. and long. 155 deg. 35 min. r se , The waves running high s the Turf foon broke ovdthe !hip, and in a Awn time carried away her force:waft therfittuition of the (hip foon rendered it alsfointely neeeffary to cut away her other mans. The Cato was not able to avoid the rocks, and truck foon after. The Stu- atinn of the crew on board the Cato was moft dif. tmffing: the violence of the wain loon carried away the malts, and - the had net long Bruck before the fea broke up her decks,. and carried alinoft every thing away. The only place left for the crew was within the forechaim, to which they clung in the moft perilous Rats during the whole lithe night, the fea rasping mmaritains high, expelling their dettmfgen every iniant. In the morning they perceived the Bridgwater Bering her conrfetaft, to avoid the rocks r—which e fortunately did,' and was lolt fight of the best day. During the day, Captain teanneas, who lately commanded the - Inveitigator, and who was a paffene ger on board the PORPOISI, with the *Silence of Lieut. Foam'', launched one of the boats bellinging to the Poirot St ; and, the weather moderating, Inc. ceeded in relieving the crew of the Cato, who ITS landed on a &tall land bank at no great diftance, felon after which the ails went to pieces. ?he crew of the PORPOISI likewife landed on the land bank, and feveral days were (pent in getting peevilions and covering from the (hip. The crews of both !hips fucceeded in obtaining a rapply of provifions, atc. for about three months, and the tide falling, left them a large proportion of dry land. On the 36th of Auguß, it was agreettopott that Captain Ft r and Captain Peas &mid launch , the fix oared cutter that had been laved, and !leer for New South Wales, in larch of affiftance. They accordingly rowed off from the fend bank on that day, and took with them twelve men, and three weeks proviflons. On their going off the illand, the colours, which were boifted union downwards, were reverted, and their companionsgave them three cheers. The cutter artrived off Indian Head, New South Wales, on the 38th of Anglia, all well ; and Capt. Fcu gave the above intelligence to his Excel lency the Governor of New South Wales. ,with the ' addition that he left his companions, about eighty in number, with three months provilions. Very little doubt was entertained but they would all be faired; the Governor had given 'direetions for veffels to go in &arch of the crew. On the 9th of September, when the left accounts came away, no further intelligence bad been received. The weather was then moderate. The condud of the officers and crew, on the above melancholy occation, merits the bigheft encomiums. By letters from the Cape it appears confiderable apprehenfions were entertained for the fafety of his Majefty's Hoop of war RATTL ttttt 2, RS (he was fuppofed to have fallen in with the enemy. The following Dutch line of battle (hips were at the Cape in March lag, under the command of Ad- miral Dacia, ; Pluto, 64 guns, 800 men, Rear Ad. miral Deem ; Cortenaur, 64 guns, Capt. Ts toll{ ; Bauo, 74 guns, Captain Mazvizze, together with leveret frigates, in Very good order. The above (hips, it was generally underfinod, were Ihortly to fail from the Cape, to cruize off the ifland of St. Helen where, it is apprehended, they will do confiderable mifchief. Six thoufand troops were expeded at the Cape from France. A letter from Honduras, dated the !7th of March, t Boa, (fates, that the following (hips were expeded to fail for England, about the azd of that month, under convoy of his Majefty's (hip Ectio, Captain Roczas, viz. the Niger, LINDEN; and the Young Nicholas, --, for London ; Polly. --. for Dub ho ; Jeffie, ; and the Paxton, —. for Cork. The Queen Charlotte, ANDRSWS, from Smyrna, bound tol..ondon, arrived at Lilbon on the ad of May, under convoy of the Am roma frigate, and was expeded to fail, with 4 other veffels, on the s 3th„ for England, under convoy of the FISGARD frigate. The Atlantic, W , from Jamaica for Liver pool, is captured and carried into Harannah. The Lively, Monett , , from the South Seas for Londos, reported to be captured at the Cape of Good Hope, in January laft, was all well at St. Helena in March tall. Several Dutch fchuyts are fitting out at Yarmouth as gun-boats, tinder the immediate infpelion of Capt. Cosa when they arc fully equipped they will fail to join Commodlre Sir Syne tor SMITH. off Elating. Captain Ow ksr is appointed to the command of the Isis, of so guns. at Pnrtfmouth ; and Lieutenant Orme, to command the CONFLICT 5012.22114 at 1)C41. PLTSIOO7II, MOT ter.. flame in the Hasher, of 16 goo., Capt. Hits., from a cruise, and lineght is the attar Tartu, or Penne, from Ouersfer. Wks with ahem tilo eats of (pints, and a pander of rah, which the captured et the Andreae I the Nep tune. Capt. Demsinto; Olive &mt. Cam Beam& ; Douro, HATT, aux r, ar.d the Landon Packet, Suez, i from Oporto; el& the Pru Mae ration De pillow Dade, Cereals Vans, from London for this port, to take rem gawk. Poivissioopm, Mar 140—The indereeplie Meats h eapeanl to fa tomorrow far thellorms..toted his to lie of Lymingers.—Wind LW. Yeemoove, Mar se.—.Yefterderevadedlilled the Pennon Mega to Shane& to be remind, and the Times taw. with letters, &e. for AstrnitalTseausotoomeslioot. milky Giled for Harwich the Asekted peke, Corsa Taoism Ilesnoe. and the Mimetic tow, of faverilam (a tarred mad), to the Nore. Arrivea the Votress armed Chip from titqlfordirerd. and re. 021101, with the Mommotrise.ef rip gum IMMO ea Sesame asap' of mt.—Wind I. a. Rem Meese. Wit Pia Mkt through a large Rest of lirtt imillenk Larria.....llte alp dmtelbet la the& Itatede. • bound from Amite dam for lam. was sortsred by the tem. nem t o imolai beg ill ball ble mode sod perewder ; was formerly an tee& WWI bdtemm..llalled the Pennon &grate, for t himeireremlllesmittem; Cestetaer and Tmaw gsa brigs, es si'mktbeghtif tWo Iffitietitrs far the Am et the Teed. Dam, itieve t m..4rtived Mel toted fir the Riga the Oileidi Chid, Kessr,fras M Talk, is twisty dare ; from the above Rip twelve leetweises been laded, wilds have been rarnarded by thlsevertsg's me for Leiden. Remain in the Downs the bloi. NAACO, UTOZCZT, ILLOSPZIONS,EIOIIII7, and V men of war; Inman*, Cimarron, and Is Vrasona frigate ; Be. HOTTA, DaaT, Oaarru, and UNITS Goer Or Mt; 11/ST, SOLPIIVO, VOLCANO, EXPLOSION, end HiCLA bombs; Mut.- moos &homer, and SPaCVLALTOII lOWA, with rayon* outward bound veffels.=-Wind S. S.W. 0 aaaaa ea, Mar es....lThe limbers. Love, arrived here ht light hem Tobago. Stars isters of (ems weeks. Sailed in cornmen with*. Anterfee, Nowt and M beg Mond for Not. . folk; dui Amor* rad Ye is Wen fr Pert - GlargOW• The thiolitobseta. of Orillei.Leamet Manua was token Oiled with the habits. The Meeprem.of Oldie% salved sl T 4 4 440 Man hence, apes the sit of AgeL Coma& mg. (peke a umber of welds oaths palm. hut owing es dm lali beer kb ordeal wo mold aim 'heals pedant/a. • , Owatretnan. ldasflarandli hm-DEDDimia, Stn Marie, lianorers I Tarlik v Nappert Ad Natio m ankh; num to dr Swallow) Irma dr lima Wut Commares. lowa, g yao. Mahe t tar Willa god Ham D.d, Tr= t ishirtire. De. from St. hedamt Atha CM* dam, _l wit Cam WO& dm LOOM t Rem& vo. Bohr. irdiewata &dew. from Ontilhwedallot thlt nit, harsh , . spr Romig framits. ifinteatam. for Idaho Ow*. Carey, hr Owandry arlDra Orrieda, Vlhr, for Irrkika Naas awn,. tt..lalelglttMdlimmobhbtedreeat aamehed h email arra of dee Beta at dr mama of dr Rho lima the old apearel at Arta fah Tostaisith pith arida posit. Is ski Woo. the Wat t., It le kopek bermar. the ~Mal bard of mar writ to he dm mod put Iktah vaithaL be rare Atomic—O( Dover, the & r Commarot, Nonotts, from Orin. gla Rehm:mot, Walker ; and jamb. Iforber. front Dothavto At Comm. Onaa, Oalleir, from Chatielkent. At irthil, Alterman, from the cartel Syria At thorpost, Whim Oil. Putt, thorn Demerara g Haim. him Imes! i all ma WiAblegm., ' --., from New Oda,. At Denhlri,Preddent,, bold, from Virginia. At Charkßown, Asa, Warr, tram AGic. At Affko, Mama, Toon ; fact. Ralitho t the Lottery, Netle,frome Limped. At NerDelar,Amphro. ---. front ditto. At jiMmim. Clyde, Ned, from da. At IM:badges, Neared, Popplawell. hem Lairs. At Manta. Than, Obeli, from Africa ; Tam, dam% Naha Fanny, Sibfam t Batreck, Woo • Dolphin, Clinscs. Desire ; end Wm. Madame, ; Dram, Away; ood Lemiditre. Suwon, from Liverpool. At Ldron,EnerramtUlL from Newfoundland. At Oporm. Willass i tisranib. And hum At Vians, Hawke% Loombe, from hum To-morrow the Rorat Famine will remove to Winclfor fora few days. . Yefterday morning about ten o'clock, his Ms:urn gave an audience to Mr. Purr, for a confiderable time. About is o'clock his Mayamr. accompanied by the Duke of Campanian and followed by the gimes i Panic sssss . the Dukes of CUNI1116111) and Rany, took an airing to Richmond, and honour ed Mr. Aaaintrron with a morning 'Hit. After partaking of a cold collation, the Royal Party return ed to the Qoeen'i 1100111 about three o'clock. At four Pclock his MAJESTY held a private Leven which was attended by_ the Earl of Wiecitapsan Lords MILVILLS, Sr. MUM% Louvmst, and Aa pan Sir H. B. NUL% Admiral GAMBOA, and Mars. Loma. Dicasnsmi, CANNING, and Vienne. whea Admiral Gammas and Mr. I/IC[IIIIOV had oho honour to kits his Maysrry's hand on their being ap pointed Lords of the Admiralty. Lord Louvain* and Mr. Loma were admitted to the fame honour. on their being appointed Lords of the Treafury ; as well as Mr. CANNING, on his being appointed Tres curer of the Navy. After which Lords St Hs psn'a and Asosa had alto the honour to kits his btu asrv's han. ; the two former upon their being appointed Lords of the Bedchamber. and Mr. V on being appointed Groom of the Bedchamber ; Lord Mau.- v then had an audience, and continued with his MAJZSTY till paR eight o'clock. The Earl of Ar I.llllnD is appointed Steward of his MAJISTY'S Houfehold. A patent is ordered to be made out. appointing Sir Eaasm us Gowsa Governor of Newfoundland. _ The LORD Marna being confined to the ManGott houfe by a f fall from his bode, was unable to attend at St. Paul's, on this folemn day. In the Coast of King's Bench, on Wednefday, in the caufe, Amnia, Erg. o. Sir WILLIAM Gismos', Bart. the damages wee merely nominal, it having been agreed, that an end thould be put to the aftion on the Defendant's paying the Plaintiff's colts. It is (aid, that a Commiffion of five Flag Officers is about to be appointed. for the porpofe of examin ing into the Rate in which the Doek•yards have been ' lett by the late Admiralty Board. The Commit. (toner of each yard will be joined in the Commiffion for his own particular yard. It is Paid, that the late Admiralty Board had fent out orders to Lord Nation to return home, and had appointed Sir coati Las Pore to fucceed him in the command of the Fleet in the Mediterranean. The new Board have fent out orders to Lord NtLion to remain in his command. _ The Tranfport Board have given direflions for the purchate of so vellels in the River, from t to 200 Inns burthen, to be immediately converted into gun boats ; the wao,t of which was deplorably felt ►y Sir S Stems, in his late aflion with the enemy's flotilla between Floating and Wend. In the French Senate, whore deliberations are never publifhed, five Members are bid so have been of Caamor's opinion, that the hereditary dignity of Emperor ought not to be conferred on BOMA aaaaa and his family. peta ling . slots Ants . ha= M Th the Regil Deco have that cheep hog Jose by h 444 a' Pro La