Star. — London, England, 1804-11-27 00:00:00

MORE TRENT!! Antocrnts. Hammen'', Nov. 16.—1 n the night between the lath and sth inn. the French madea fh other attempt to carry of Tome perfon from the DA nterr i itory on the bank of the Elbe, hut failed in their d the objea of their purfoit having made his efc:p l e g . n It is ' fitmolnl they meant to have feized General SONTAG, int)* fervice of England. that went to arrell The party General Snarec landed near RAINVILLE'S, nut of the town of Alton. The foldiers and officers had only their fide arms. I t as part ten when they went to the of•lie w t ' l General, and defired to fpeak with him ; tot unate be fupped with a f iench and was rot at home. Three entered and feventam furrounded the honk- Having miffed their prey, they went hack to the tellaurateur RAINVILLL'6, where they remained until three o'clock the next morning,when they returned to Hai-. 'burgh. G:n. SONTAG I. fuipeCled by the French of aiding the encape of Hanoverian foldiers to England. ANOTH ERLET TER, SAME DATE--Weclnefday evening the French made another attempt at a cusp de main , - in violating the Altnna territory, with the view, is it faid, of feizing Meffir.. Tnentaacni and PARISH,gEn• lifh merchants, whole country houtes are at a villa ge - C o ntiguous to Altona, called Ottenfen. The French had intelligence from their (pies, that, notwithltand ing the advanced (late nf the feafon, thole Gentlemen Rift paired the night will out the gates at their villas. To effefl their purpofe, General Fattier and fume other French officers, came over from Harburgh in coloured cloth, dined at a p lace called Slavenline, from whence the , proceeded very early in the morn ing, when Sir Guiana RUMIOLD w w feized. 'I he boatmen, however, wheehrought them over. judging from the circumfianee of all the other vel els in Hat burgh being detained when the officer, failed, that their expedition was of a particular nature, gave in.! formation or what thee had leen to the Prefident of the Government at Aitnna. The latter, after inter rogating the rann, trade his report to the Military Commandant, Major EWALD, who freed in the Hef Tian Legion in ti,c American wa:. He immeaiatela ordered a detachment of one hundred of his chaffeur, and a fquadron of dragoons, In °corny the village of Ottenfen. All the burghers and the military garrifon at Aherne we la alio ordered to be in re adinefs to march. About eight o'clock in the catalog, it being then! moon light, four Inj'iters, containieg about 6o or yo foot foldiers. cnariatetely armed, arid having their of-1 Seers with them, were deferied approaching the Hot-' Rein (bore. Upon hi-, the commanding officer of] the Familia chit ;Lairs, ac companied by the luaus and all his men, n letm he ranged in a line along the leach, hailed the French officer in his own langnage, and informed him that as the territory was neutral, and belonged to his Danith Wetly, any violation, that might be attempted he had orders from his So.' vereign to repel by force of arms." The Frenc;man, after muttering a confided (hurt reply, which coutd not be urderfiund, remained a few minutes longer, and, with ,;-eat difficulty, obtained tome eefrefhment in gin, brandy, bread, and clicefe for his men ; after which he failed bat:. Harburgh. This occurrence was innnediately reported to th , Court of Copenhagen, and A ne. : • . fent to the Commandant of Gluckttaut and the Go vernor of Schlefwick. Patroles of Dann troop:, it is faid, heneefarth guard the Banks of the Elbe. Hamburgh and la are infefted with a holt cf' notch (pies. The follname arer.lote may ferve as Ipecitnen of their zeal and vigilance:—Senator ' --.a NI 404.44, of one of the tiril families of ce a el t inieerfally refeteCted by its inhabitants, awn, a week ago _gave a flipper, at which none but relatives were. preterit. The fcizure of Sir GEORGE Rumanian, the prtli:ies of the day, and Boriarears's charaCter, became the fubjeta of converfation. The Senator (attending to another acconnt his daughters) made a variety of fevere anitradrerfions on BONA rarers,little ftVpening that what wasfaid would ga (lilt 014.10 , •1 S. Lalt V•ect,,lioecerc?',ltiat Gentleman received a letter fnm Ki sHAan, reproaching him with hav ing been lava) or fctierihnis abide againft his reader, and c antionin: lrm to he aware of the cmfemterans or a fee , ncl -Fence this kind againft his Imperial blajefty, as other ineafures would then certainly be t a ken, wl.icli he wonld have reafon to repent. Advices have been rein ived from itntterdam, that the French have fined the hooks of JoHa SnITH and Son, and thole or a 111111! ' r ef other merchants. ANOTHiR. SAME DALE. The men, who plundered the Luglith and H inn verian mcffenger • of their chfaatcnes on the Mecklen burg}, territ , ry. were tununted French Chafreuis ef the r i-lanaril regiment of Alrace. encamped near Lta neburgh, whn all Irak the Geernan language. They wore their full a cc,•:;;;trocoti ; but their regimentals wet e coveted with a great coat, like a firmet's and, inftead of their uniform caps. they had on their heads large German hats. The Chief of thefe bar . di tt i was f Rill A AAAA 7,4lArd, %%Ito had been in waiting fnr the Ennh,ll medinger near a week. It i, laid hen, that this office , n. mane is Jo Li r 5, or I.4LIENA ; that he is the fame rearm who Lift Julie (riled the bag of En} lifn letters no their w a y S c orn B er lin to Wm c a w, And that he is the fecond, under l'ouc HE, in the inter oat and earratiee bat.. pnlian Ten Years no, ;hoe r.nly 17 years of age, he was an active and cruel Fe' era *di nea t e r Roar sinaa er l, d an at d ufed fey cral bundled ; i.• 15 to he murde e heard it reported here, Bonn:leans in 1794. :hat 'CALLE ',SAND And Fr rent had feet, tram tit, • .nens KU:45 , 1.13'S papers. that a ITCileDger n;1), en: ditpAtchts or :-.),,,A1,-••,,aqueoce seas loon I • na . : ,peeled from England, whic'n was the cattle of the. ad of outrage. I hive been in corn; any with tcvcr .tl Freneh fficca. irons the e, re if et . I i.obia gin vain e nide thendelves urn . 174: rat their Govern ment to penetrate Mtn the reefers 0f all cabinets; tne of a I.initr.r. int Co: •red , I,I J me, • that the Ea them. trn'-• n et 5•..• es tn .a.nl to brin7.. him vie orw t. . C Britah A iatia a .d rnhaers brat': in and Prittlia, ', s at e thes s 1 c• and, courts had, twe et V.ngland and thefe c : tine n e ., ant fii,naes, taken .5 r.c fence tn.! capto:: Be an d unini.naen ra n.' :scaled, ' we r„a. refs thefe iW.trt ..,n no,. (Lc y ar t:.: FAptis i n the iffonitear a . it uni a,' e i ; v r. 1.1 ;•::Ge the ca G I ORGI K um.an zy V:i t h : ,7".• 1 .•0 . 1 i•• 0 r f chi , .ader, 1,1, ..•.....t.. 1 , n ot denitute F ria :Cane • the Prtiffi in and Da. a ea•ly demanded rnm then • art s t eluets '.onps to eicent tLeir Loa:arab 1:J111:IA64;1 to IL ar..l P Lci: 1 Drlßil7l, ?iOr'M3RR i. The milboderktUding between the 'Chief Commit. 1 Goner of the Revenue here, and the Right Honour able Mr. FOSTER, continues fill fo much the fubjea of general converfation, and is fo vat ioultly defcrib ed, that it may not be unacceptable to you to receive as correa and impartial an account of it as can ar rive to any individual through the channel a public report. The appointment of Mr. VOWSa to the h!gh and important fituation which he now fills, was one in which his Majeliy's difcernment has been acknow ledged by every impartial man in Ireland. From his great talents, the highell expeftaticns were im mediately formed of the advantages which would re fult to the Fifeal of this country, and hitherto thofe expeftations hare not been difappointed. From ar rangements which he has already made in force pub lic offices, and by which great firms of Money (which enriched the individuals who held . them) are now obliged to be lodged weekly in the Bank of Ireland, no left than from yo to 60,0001. a year will be fated to the public. This, however, is but a fmall portion of the btnefit that mull follow the general operation of fuch meafurts. Acting upop this fpirit of reform, it was abfolutely neceffary tn potdree upon *bees in order to detett them, and accordingly Mr. F. of his coins authority, ordered the furpeulion of fever d ex cite riffle:as in the city and neighbourhood of Dublin' and had country officers Rat in charge of the (Hire. rent walks and furve)s. This meafure not piiiceeding direftly and in the old formal way through the Chief Commiffioner, or Doard of tacit; was confidered by thole immediately iaterefted, as indecorous, and has given them offence ; but (in the name of cons. mon fenfe :) how are mat praitices to be come at and correfted, if the vigour and prUmptitude aecef- Lily to the occafion. is to be palfied and impeded by a fubmiffiun to the little laws of etiquette afting with meafuradmovemeut and prefcribed formality ? Should the world fee an officer of excife, or any other de partment, with a Nary, perhaps, lets than iiccL a year, and with no fees reroynifed either by Government or by afire, 11•111; at the rate of 10001. or 15001. per annum, and ceipling in external thew men of the Ertl fortunes and fituations in the capital. what, i elk you, mutt be the conclufion ? If the Firft Lord of the Treafury happens to joule in the ftrects againft a flar of this magnitude, i , !e to be ftncken blind by the corrufeations of 14 , •toiclour, make his apology with ,green politswefr, ? beak off in humbled confequence? I think r and as I think fo does the public. Mr. r • a.m. !setter : thisfailt, inflead of deflroying vihon, only makes hint rub his eyes and look again, and peshaps exclaim, ^ Blefi in, foul ! galas means a.'! th:s • Like a gond forveyor of the public revenu s, he applies the hydrometer of inquijition (pardon the change of metaphor, your readers, I am lure vi:i) to ry if this ardent fpirit above proof. he laud the affay (to change the metaphor again), he comes out like pure gold. No imputation mils upon his charafter, and he is terlCTed with honour, and probably with additi.mal advantage. The expe riment is in trial, but the Tahiti remains tube known. Yon will, probably, recolleCt a circomftance which took place here in the Adminiftration of Lord Tau ;q.t. His Lordfhip having gone to dine with aNo bleman, now no more, obfermed a long firing of fplen did cars iages driving up and difcharging their fplen d:l owners at a hoofe in the fame ((reel. It was a na tural quellion tfk, " What Gentleman, or Noble man is it wh s lives in that houfe ?"—" He is a gen tl:man lrlcrging to :he ---,my Lord."—" Indeed' I did not total; that the M—r G—l, the S—r, or the S---y, vc:•re ne4,hbours of yours."—" Nor are they, my Lid ; the gentleman who has attracted your Lorclibii , 's notice is a clerk of a minor defcrip tion." Pedlar . there was fume rubb in g of e y es and exclamations un this ocedion too ; but however that may have hum my Lord Tstarts, as regardlefs of that mincing, Eliding, complimenting lady, Madame hiquersc, as Mt. Yuarsa hat been, put his (cal at once neon every r !lice of the department to which his at tention had been drawn, and a (likens and range of p t eul.itiro open, fuch as feldom has been cgs:Ailed. Siooling ar.d cutting of throats inimedi m•fly folio: e!, 'sit itch fimilarity in that cafe and the pre:'...nt is r:t in:ing, and I fincerely hope will ci it tame fo. As I r ferious confequences bctwecn Lend D. Z,lr. V. I think 1 may a ith confidence re:icat the aiiimtnci: I srave you in my lad, that no. tiling occurred in c si.verfation between thole diflin. Abed ii rrtri s unwolthy of their rank and man• Loud 1). may have been a little hart fro the morocio what his parafites or his own trick feeling , , have reprefentesi as not tisffi cisntly attemice t o I , is sank and office, his Lordihip has t.:o fuller the imprefilisn ui remain li,r in Lis a nd . too much honour ' • rr' itnfclf with even the.PaJow ono int .y to abaft. • 1...rr.1 .I.:tqtel , ant and Privy Conn ( ' r• t , •r t:+c better re,;4l.ll:rn with any mai:, Ant ~ti:ityl3(l in the ne;-1 .ir !kir b .!•tr friel••:‘, to:: .; t 1,1 pla t..m. C .i.• ;itt (:, ; • •*: • I' r t:: cn !I %::•s• r ( I.‘ • t.. lh Cr. ; • S ; 1 .. t.. t r. thc C C.. to tl,c Si. I.v 1rt,;..1 • • PROM - LLOYD% LOT. OtAVtllttlO, Nov. ad —Pared by. the _Zgr• from Labadorc; I'i 6n:re of Wares, Young; mud Asis, Wow, from Arttaatigel; Ncr ma, Splik=r, from Broom; Harnrsngi Dingle; and Autumn , limier, from Dallieni Mal;e• Fifer, from Lear; Jorge Hartru, Tannest sad tlkko!as and Maria, --, from Amneriam —Sailed the Juno, andiron; and Blenheim, Miller, for Oren ida ; Oak, gar Artlgan., Prince(' of Wales, Ewing; end Roralia. ?reggae", [Or To•sagor St. Y.nrent'a, Bale, for Vincent's; Grace. Triers Doratikaa Crasher; and Jonah, Csommisp. for Jamaica. • , ARRIVED. • jr Dover, the Margaret and Elir..bctb, Kruk, firm St. MIL At Cowes, William an .l John,. Woodhonte, from Vlrginln Torbay, love and Unity, front Nawfdtrodassd—At Peri , pool. liabley, Crandell; and the Cornelia, from &blimps. km; Seaman. WillnlignnY. from New Orleans; Charies,Hainfl• tor, from Lubin ; Profperlty, Uouglas, (roar Riga; Flom. Gera ), ell ; and tht Henry, Wheatly, from Archingel--•At Clyde, Han nah, Diggin, front Oporto...At Arr, Counters Darlington, from Waterfall, Printers Mary, Hunt, fkom Lot.. don • end the Ann, Ryan, from Newfoundland — At Newfound land', Wentworth, Gardner, from i • rtmada...At Grenada, MUM. nia, Bell, from Clyde—At Trini•lld. Fame, Reld,from Clrito..At Dominica, Ntptune,Nenry, front Ctyde—At Demaraza,eorprife. Oar, from Clyde—At Bethke, Barbara, Leigh, from Clyde—.At Charlefloo, Donning:tato Facket,--; and Sarah, Bowden, from . Cly&—At Tobago, Trelawney Planter, —, from Lortdon.-At r Jarmies, F.ndeavour, I 'ohms, front London; Chard, Crook; and amaica, Martha% trim Briftol; William, Parsat, from White r haven ; Richard, Perrin; Henry, Frankland; Brew, Mute; and the Hannah, Davies, from Livetvol ; Lonna, Vigilante. - —; and the Robert, Little, from Cork. WEST INDIES. KtxcsTon, SePT. 22.—0 n the 30th nit. at flf'een minutes pati eleven P. M. a fingle, but violent (hock of an earthquake was felt at St. Ann's Bay. Its direction appeared to be from North to South ; its duration about four feconds ; moon waning; tbtr morneter 85 ; no wind, but was preceded by a fo lomn (linnets of the atinotpliere. The brute crew ' Minn, immediately previous and (übfequent to the eoncurlion, were extremely agitated. is was mini feted by their cries of alarm. For fen-rat hours be fore the flicck the air was elute and almoft irrefpir abli ; a Ifelvy fall rain took place the following day. The ufual tumbling noife and undulatory mo tion of the earth, which geneially attends thofe phe nomena, were not perceived. The Thcfeus and l'Hercule men of war, on the Stet and 6th irritant, encountered a dreadful Hai 'cane to the Northward of the iflands of St. Domingo and Porto Rico, in which both veflas carried away all their malls, and received other material damage. The former was el:li b -red to threw Come of her guns overboard, and the latter loft one man, and had ft veral others wounded. La Franchife frigate has come into herbage with a French privateer, her prize. The Racoon captured, on the eft inflant. between Turk's Maud and Great Heneage, the French priva teer Samna l'Alliance, of 6 fix-pounders and i 6 mcn. She had been out four days from Purto Rico, and had taken nothing. ST. JACO nr. LA VFGA , OCT. 6.—A eorreiponuent who refides near the Black River, has tranfmitted to ns the following account of a molt awful and alarm. ing phenomenon, which made its appearance in Mid dle o,,lllarterT, in the parifh of St. Elizabeth, on Mon day the Loh of September ult• about four o'clock in the afternoon. It began with very heavy black clouds, as if there was a deluge of rain ready to fall. it was pretend) , afterwards acerimpani:d with a dreade tut roaring noife, as if a violent 'quell of rain with wind was coming on, but much more loud and hor rible. There was loon - the appearance of a large glebe riling and afcending into the atmofphere, coca finning very violent commotions and cntwulfions in the earth. The fall of trees was diltinetly heard, ' and large branches thereof. together with innumera ble birds, were feen carried to an immen e height ia 0 ' the air, the clouds at the fame time convult:d in the molt awful manner: There was feen what refembled a water fpout, but no water fell from it. his conti nued its courfe from the N. E. to the Southward, carrying all before it, tearing up ingwood. C 022011 trees, bee. by the roots. and whirling up in the air the limbs of numbers of the largeß bees, having at the fame time the appearance of fire, attended with .n thick Week fmoke, which arcade/1 from it in Its courfe, and a report like guns went off. This cond. nue l nearly an hone, and its coolie was upwards of a mil:. Fortunately it kept where no darg;lings or buildings flood, °the: wife they molt have been de- Rroyed, as the Ilroarteft buildings could not have with flond the viola.: force of this awful couvulfien of nature. FALMOLITOI, OCT. 3.—ln the afternoon of Satur day laR, we had here one of the molt awful thunder form , . uttended wi , h heavy rain and repezted dales of lightning, that has been known fur wily vears. , About four P. hi. .the lower pto of the [molding lately erened At a confiderable et penc:. for the dil 1-laying of figr. al), under which is a pow*: maga. ' eine, was !truck with lightning, which broke the ernduiler, fhatt,:ed one of the u and knock ed down ore of the foldiers was muck injured, and l ay a confider..l:lc time tpeech- Tne fl 't %there the lightning Rruck is not ITI :re thaw ten or twelve fcct from the magazine, ! abet : there c •7.ll,lcr;He rnantil t f gun pow. Ocr. rc, ott a c!lnttch to have delir,,yad t h e to ys of ralin.r••r'i iii is ; Whin mutt upon every t) alarming .1 nature, be under the rich ft iai ail:ire:ref :lons fur the safety of their lives rr.•rett•..... is to he hoped, the fubjett wet. thy of t!icir attention ill lie taken into confoleratior, and me :us ad tr , cil tor the removal of tic gnu pJ•edur tira p. :n 8071 , 0 —A enntiderahle een,nnyfe of peerle af fe'rnt•LJ tettlAy er.0t;•,:14 en the r^itt air** wend Serlhis, kr the I a•fn e ni,n,:Cr;-7 a fight !, , tsres , 1;;Ici:cr, c:,: t I tl:e ar char , And .n, t 1 ;he I.lte Pw sita ot tl.O .n.t. ‘. l . •t. vh Gams -th 4 , 1 latt•Jtc.h of • t ) - rt the ll:r I, g the it l Acct. wAS nt ..ths fines. 1.-d h tte.e, but I.dly ti :: f 311012. \Va , s.l will will Cuppott Ryaa. per'c (1. , le. t- ' P • '. A I, i, ‘ I ... i Or , I . . . . • 4 :.• 1 ' f. . . .. ' . I , ' '.. . V 4 . • • .>, ' I I• - ..., .• .... • I " . ' \' .. • ' / 1 • . 1 , i I , . 5 i / Ir . .- ! i S ._. a , , I . o , N.. 14 :: is de . rho or- e= a.. ... its ' 4, 1 1 1 -:: II& ia he ..- led . . • sti• ton rd. , the the is Its ... nti• :, i of or &- live • Gen i ' ItUT. 1 rider Lilies t , n..— ding . INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DA 7.—Wind N. N. E. ARR. DC[. II • ARR. D OI. os l Hamburgh o o s Gottenburgh 1 0 Dublin Waterford PIM/IKM Nov. 24. —In my letter of the 23d, I timed that I had been informed of the total lots of the Three Sifters, Joitsi mafter, lately from Gibral tPr, on her paffage from this place to Standgate Creek, to perform quarantine. but that the whole of the paffengers and crew were happily laved : the laft account, I am concerned to fay, was incorreß, as fe• mai letter: have been received from Chiche9er, near which the veffel was wrecked, at fix o'clock in the evening of the aoth inflant, and, I am lorry to fly, that Lieut. A. &au ETS, late of the Royal Garrifon Battalion, at Gibraltar, who after z 8 years of hard fervice was difeharged on full pay, and returning home to educate his family, his wife, and four chil dren, with a boy belonging to the floop, loft their lives in the prefence of the reft of the paffengers and crew, who weie not able to render them the leaft af- Garnet. Poittsienti“, Nov. 26 —Arrived 11% e fail of tram ports from Guernfey alfo a fleet of outward-bound veffels from tie Downs.—Wind Eafterly. SHEAR/4E3S, Nov. 26. —Saturday afternoon failed the Gators armed chip, Captain Dort', u ith four Ups under convoy for Tonningen. In confequenceof the very heavy gale of wind yesterday, the Ltow armed (hip was obliged to cut her cable, and went idto the harbour ; happily (he has received oo very material injury, but we have reafon to believe, that many fhips have felt the fevere tirdts of it. Friday afternoon, the chip Duchcfs of Northumberland. lying in the camber of the Dock Yard (where fhe had been un loading timber) with no ballaft in, was opfet by a fudden fquall of wind : (he laid on her beam ent's for five or fix hours, but was fortunately got up again without any lives being loft. ORFORDI Nov. 24.—A few nights ago his Majef- Ws (hip Pas SLOPS, of 36 guns, with bullion on board, Bruck op the Whiting Sand, bat it being low water. (he fortunately got off on the flood tide with little or no damage. Dam. Nov. 26.—Sailed the Princefs Royal, Inde fatigable. and Whitby armed tranfports, under cons mand of Capt. WATSON, of the Royal Navy, for Portfmouth. Arrived yefterday the MAJESTIC armed fhir, from Lett, and remains in the Downs with a large fleet of (hips of war and the armed de fence (hips. Wind N. E. P. S. Palled the back of the Goodwin Sands this afternoon his Majefty's sip Pima or Gamma, to the weftward. HuLL. Nov. 24.—0 n Wednefday evening arrived at Whitby, the brig Incluarr, of Sunderland, Capt. THOME son, hating the preceding evening been cap• mired off the Spurn by a brig cutter privateer of 16 IR•pounders, and tto men. Capt. THOSlrsos being ordered on board the privateer, was entertained with great kindnefs, by the commander, who informed him that light vetch were not his c.bjelt, but that he had come own that part of the coati for the purpofe of looking out for the Hull traders. After a good deal of converfatlon, during which Mr. THOISTSOM learned it was • the fame veffel which fome months, finee engaged the Princefs Augulla cutter, the com mander was prevailed upon to alloW Mr. THOMssow to return to his velfcl and proceed on his voyage. — The privatiti had fume timt before captured a (loop laden with porter, belonging to Aberdeen, the matter of which was permitted to g o into the Induftry, and is landed :It Whitby. The mate of the latter veffel was carried off in the privateer. Mr. Taorerson reports that the enemy's vc111:1 is painted black, and had an uncommonly white jib; her guns were like wife hauled within %wird for the purpofe of difguife. He does not confider her very fall failer. as the did not come up with the Lain r y till after along disk. The Europa. Boum, beers Africa, h condemned mad (old at St. Thema havirg T....caved darlasc 'he late hurricane. The Match, Harding, from New °Herne for Dellift.was cap tured on the 6thet July near S..u; , ‘,hy a Freud% prink, r. We are forty to relate, th:tt on Friday laft, about two P.M. the brig Supp 4, belonging to the port of Sunderland, Hamar I last' Mailer, was, on her pat- (age to London, with coal unfortunately run down in Sea Reach, in about thirteen fathoms water, by a light collier belonging to the port of Shields.-- The crew of the Supply had not got above a boat's lenttlia from their vetill, before Ihe went thorn ; the light collier, we undcrititt , !: damaged, and obliged to return to Land .n. A few das ago a VeilCl tors rtrandcl ^n ele fan ls of Burlington, and three Mariners caltin•Lo, f:ved immediate &tittle 'ion by clinging to the mar.. The fc t ran tontranins man clara ventr.:,: to tl , cir a;(1, ioncl P 1713. commandia:.T tie V,.lnritece C. , rps at Btlfiiilgtt Q2ay, with the ,Inaa,lc: I hi. I:cut:- wa nt, rtattuted out I n an nrii boat, and at the ha card f Lisci,.l s. HYAVA II Csptain FAIIIT, is to go Cnn • coy to thz Weft indica with the ACAS is, inftead ihe Rrt.7 , 1..1. which has !-:,1 i rC•tk, to take te 'feral Weft Inehatemn tinder lat . prt.trfti ,, o, wIt;t:11 tact e t,n, I.,rc fur the lag, r .•, ,, y 1 1 :if - ad : et Gener. ,l \ r ilt,natD BASSITT and waiting at 1%,111111• , ` , 0 pt , Ck.t 1 t„th Ii• • cons , v ft , m that port. Car t take; I convoy to the NI •,kr.lrra. , can at.ci Otacrt 1 Lord Ctcl.l. ‘..t anti I. ' .;I •. are Apr, e to .! the r • c0t..." Q. R P , L.L AS Ivrrou.l , ; tic r• ^ tr.t;.o t', a' d1:~.. Iry s I •lTl•t h. r„ ied He G. , is hts to ju R and an ely. gins , iet. nent and icef tomr,f 1.4 d. i'i at It feuta :A.Zer alcq 111 112 Ligh', :I; be: d thi laced k art PI. rdtac “ the siren Fare -4 plui adicr be le- ming taken legnies 11d of