Star. — London, England, 1809-05-01 00:00:00

THE ARMY. ie list of General Officers in Portugal lye omit_ of Brigadier WILLLAM CAMPBELL. 2d German Light Dragoons have sailed for . The Ist Regiment js on their march from to embark. There cannot be two finer. or more ible corps than these two regiments : the good of both Officers and men has been most iry. Ist battalion 50th Regiment is embarking in irons. This is the regiment, in the command of that very able Officer Colonel WALLER got so :redit at Vimiera, and attracted the admiration whole French army. n , General WARDE s of the Foot Guards, has l a ced on the Staff in India, and) with his fa. roes thither by the Beet which sailed on Friday T is an error of the press in Saturday's STAR. ;imeras which have returned to Halifax with , scz Purvorr, are the 7th, or Royal Fuzi he Bth, or Ring's Regiment ; sad the 23d, Or Fuzileers. Cambridgeshire militia marched out of Yar )arracks this morning for Chelmsford. The ith local militia will do the duty of the Cam. iire until the 18th of May, when they expect lieved by another regiment. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PLYMOUTH-DOCK, APRIL 29. red yesterday, la Sams frigate, from a cruise, gm Rochefort, and Foratooun sloop, Captain from Rochefort : the latter brings informa- A when she left Rochefort, on Monday last, ttny had succeeded in getting the remains of ippled fleet (with the exception of an 84igon. le Foudroyant, and a frigate) into Aix Roads; tips the I NDEFATIOABLE frigate and two gun rete battering when the FOXHOUND sailed, and 'as a certainty of their being totally destroyed. ean, 120, received so much damage in pass beCharente, that she must undergo a thorough id be docked, before the enemy can send her tgain. rd the CADMUS sloop of war, Capt. WYNTER, te off Corunna. Captain WYNTER is to have tmand of a small squadron of sloops and brigs, ire to cruize off the Spanish coast, and act as :antes Inlay require. Captain WYNTEA took :opies of the London Gazette xtraordinary , rn, which he intends .to send into Corunna, Is to Marshal NEY and the other French Of& o probably may not )ret have hiard of the ion of their fleet in Basque Roads. iced in a former letter that Capt. BRACE in the E, who a few months ago captured the Guel t Dutch frigate, had recently captured two va. French prizes off the toast of Ireland, her station ; one of them proves to be a large 00 tons burthen, homeward-bound, from the France, with a very valuable cargo. The is and her prizes are hourly expected in here. lied the Hydra transport, Capt. BULLY, from tneiro, last from Dartmouth ; the GLowizt guns, from Sheerness ; the Nimble, BRES/1114 wrnsey ; the Neva, SHARP, from Sunderland; mix frigate, Capt. Munoz, from Portsmouth, fleet of transports under convoy, bound to 1, with troops. They were joined at this port :NTELLIGENT gun-brig, and four transports, :he 15th Light Dragoons on board, when the Immediately proceeded down Channel.—Sailed 'nix merchantman, for LOndon, with barilla 'es. ST. GEORGE, 98, is to sail immediately to the to receive the Flag of Admiral KEATES ; and tAIINOUGHT, 98, will proceed to join our squa- L'Orient. destination of the respective ships of war lying tdy for sea, has been altered. Orders arrived y, per telegraph, for his Majesty's, ships TM x, CHRISTIAN VII. WARSPITE, and LOIRE fri proceed to sea with all possible dispatch : :stination is reported to be Flushing. His ship EAGLE, of 74 guns, arrived here this )m Portsmouth : she is to join the above ships, ill sail either this evening or to-morrow morn ler the command of Sir J. YORKE.—Five P.M. ee now getting under weigh. FOXHOUND, which arrived yesterday, states, r sail of the line have been detached from our nl off Rochefort, on a Secret Expedition; they •ualled for six months. generally reported and accredited here, that lant Lord Coc /IR AXE is immediately to be em on another dashing and important Expedition, ich arrangements and preparations are now PORTSMOUTH, APRIL so. 'ed his Majesty's ship FISGIJARD, with a con = the Downs.—Sailed his Majesty's brig c, on a cruize, and the ship Southampton, WISEMAN, for St. Croix. His Majesty's ship y, with a fleet for Africa, &c. is expected In Thursday next. :he arrival of the French frigate Jolson (cap )), the HonArlo), at Halifax, Sir Joust Wsn grimissioned her, and gave the command to SHORTLAND, of the SQUIRRIL. Lord JAMES , lEND, of the HAWAII sloop, is made a Post Captain into the SQUIRREL and Lieutenant JONES is PrOMIXed to a Commander, and appointed to the HALIFAX. The Admiralty have confirmed these ap pointments. Lord JAMES TowNsliEND has taken a valuable French schooner, off Bermuda, from Gua deloupe to Bourdeaux, laden with coffee, &c. The Ziamea, a new sloop of war, built by ship wrights' apprentices, was yesterday morning launched at this dock-yard. Rear• Admiral ELIAS HARVEY, who is to be tried here by a Court-Martial, is one of the Heroes of Tra falgar. He bore a very conspicuous share in that glorious action.— Wind N. W. In the ted that The 1 , Lisbon. E ss e: to serviceal conduct exemPitil The 1 the Dow which th much en of the w Major been pla gc last. There The regi Sir GEM kers ; Welch Fi The C mouth b: YaMout bridgeshi to be reli Arrive last from GREEN, tion, that the enen their cril ship, the these shi brigs we: there wa The Oce ing up th refit, ant to sea atg Sailed to cruise the come which at circumst several ct with him a prestnt cers, tithe destructi( I notic Ihrocarrn derland luable F cruising ship of 51 Isle of I VIRGINIA Arrive Rio Jan brig, 18 from GUI the Pink with a f Portugal by the I. having tl whole im the Phcet and stave The S Baltic, tc the DRE, dron off The d here Teat 'esterda' PETI:EVX gate, to their de: 'Majesty' thy frun which w. :t - g, undo 'Rey an The t:::.t four ziaadroi are Victl It is g the galls pioyed for whit mak:ng. Arrive oy froi _DARING Captain !•;oLEBAI P) sail 01 On th tured by `t EX con Captain owssit DOVER, APRIL 30. Came in last night the brig Pallas, of Yarmouth, from Liverpool bound to London with rice, staves, &c. &c. having been captured by the Esperance French lugger privateer of Havre ; and retaken by his Majesty's Schooner APLALIA, Lieutenant GIB BON. Captain Carridge and all the crew, except one boy, were taken out of the Pallas and put on board the privateer. Wind N. NE, and blows hard. DEAL, APRIL 30. Arrived his Majesty's ships I'AMfABLE, from Sheer ness ; CHALLENGER, FLY, and BOLD, from a cruize, and remain in the Downs with his Majesty's ships as per last.—Wind N. SHEERNESS, APRIL 28. Yesterday the VICTORY, with Sir JAMES SAUMAREZ on board, sailed for the Baltic. The MINOTAUR, and the OWEN GLENI3OWER, also sailed yesterday ; and the DICTATOR was paid. The following vessels are now here, waiting convoy for Heligoland and Gottenburgh For Gottenburgh or Baltic—Gustavia, Syrriberg ; Adeona, Hunter; Aurora, Sayler; Enekhighten, Mattson; Aphrodite, Swartz; Wilhelmina Frederic, HjBrtberg; Hoffnung, Ohrens ; Friendship, Wilkie; Handburg, J. Ratzen ; Henrica, De Grote; Juffrow Bateman, I.ubbes ; Scetoard, Cornelson ; Twee Gebro dyes, Hendricks; Peter Wilhelm, n E. Wrences ; Palmbarm, Dryer ; Janett, Roberts ; Industrie, Demery ; Vrow Elizabeth, Sclrwarting ; Neptunus, De Young ; Vrow Helena, S. Geriti ; and Industry, Prent. For Heligolard—Vrow Gesina, Masker ; Vrow Elsina, Groene wald ; Wilhelmina Kyser, Hotger ; James and Elizabeth, Willie; and Endracht, Jansen. APRIL 30.—The Gottenburgh convoy remains at the Nore wind bound. Yesterday the Ned Elvin sloop of war and Starling gun-brig, arrived ; the former brought a convoy from Gottenburgh—she is under-quarantine with them at the Nore. The Star ling has sailed to Chatham, to take some men on board to be conveyed up the River.—Wind E.N.E. YARMOUTH, APRIL 29. Sailed the PROMETHEUS, FLAMER, and EPHIRA sloops.—Arrived the,SAFEcomtn, and remains with the RoEnucx, CALYPSO, SA RPEN, AVENGER, and HAVOC. GREENOCK, APRIL 28. The Margaret Bogle, IiANNAti, arrived here yes terday from Jamaica. Sailed thence 27th February, under convoy of his Majesty's ship Mussett, Captain Lt.orn : the following vessels ware in company, viz. Cornwall, CAMPBELL ; Ettingdon, KENNEDY, for Lon don ; Berwick, GRIFFITHS, for Barbadoes ; Belfast, Commode, for Belfast. The Belfast parted on the 6th March, off the west end of St. Domingo. On the 9th March, fell in with the Avon sloop of war, in the Bite of Lugan, St. Domingo, on a cruize. —Oll the 12th March, parted with the Cornwall and Ettingdon in a gale, off Cape Nichola Mole ; 19th, parted with theldussett and the Berwick, in lat. 25. long. 71. the passengers and crew of the Berwick all well. April Ist, in lat. 38. long. 48. fell in with the Alfred, from Kingston for Liverpool, out thirty days, all well. Passed yesterday morning, for Port Glasgow, the ship Union HAMILTON, from Demerara ; sailed from thence 7th March, from Barbadoes 16th, from Mar tinique 22d, and from Antigua 25th. Neither of the two January or Ist February packets had arrived at Barbadoes when she left it. Spoke Ist April, the Nelly, Wu.soN, from Antigua to Liverpool, lat. 35, N. long. 64.—0 n the 20th April, fell in with the Argus, CHALMER', from Port-Glasgow to Picton, lat. 53. 8 long. 25. and took ten men from him, which he had picked up from the boat of the Esther, of Liverpool, bound to Quebec.—On the night of the 12th April, about 30 leagues W. of Tory, the Esther blew up with gunpowder, and burnt to the water's edge ; Captain ROSE, his wife, and child, and an other female lost; the crew, 14 in number, picked up by the Argus. Forty-two sail of the Cork fleet parted about Madeira, and had arrived at Barbadoes. In the cause between the Duke of SUSSEX and Lady AUGUSTA MURRAY Baroness d'AMELAND,which was decided on Saturday by the LORD CHANCELLOR, 1 is Lordship has ordered the son, by the marriage between the parties, to be placed un der the protection of Earl MOIRA. DEATII OF THE GAMIC Cmomm.—Yesterday after noon, at half past four o'clock, died the celebrated pugilistic hero, Henry Pearce, alias the Game Chicken, and once the Champion of Englan?.— His fighting career was put an end to by a corn plaint of the lungs, brought on by dissipated ha bits, and which at length brought on his dissolution. The title of Champion of England has, from time to time, been bestowed on various candidates for pugi listic fame ; but certainly it was never more justly be stowed that on the person in question ; for in the nu merouscontestsin which he his been engaged, he never was obliged to yield thepalm of victory. Pearce was a native of Bristol, which has, of late years, been so celebrated for producing heroes. He was about 30 years of age, stout and athletic in appearance, from 5 feet 9to 10 inches high. Although a professor of boxing, he never was involved, in pot-house brawls or casual rencontres. CORN MARICICT,* MARK-LANE.-.-ThiS day the arri vals of Wheat make large supplies—sales of Fine samples are at a reduction of about 3s. per quarter, and more on Inferior—Batley in plenty, Fine at last prices, and other sorts are cheaper—Malt at little variation—White Peas are lower—Beans of the two kinds are dearer—Oats are in middling supply, and this article supports Friday's advance—Flour hardly at late prices. _ _ GENIRAL CUIALINCT Al 17141511 ts Wheat, 655. 80s. 90e. Beans (new) 58s. 635. Fine ditto, 925. 951. Tick ditto, 48s. 535. Rye, 50s. 565. Oats, 30s. 345. 375. Barley, 425. s(ls. Od. Poland ditto, 40s. 421. Malt, 725. 80s. Potatoe 435. Od. White Peas (hollers) 908.1005. Rape Seed, 521. to 681. Grey ditto, 465. 535. Flour, 755. to 85$. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the 26th of April 1809, Present the Ming's Most Excellent MA JESTY in Council.—Whereas his Majesty, by his order in Council of the eleventh of November one thousand eight hundred and seven, was pleased, for the reasons assigned therein, to order that " all the ports and places of France and her allies, or of any other coun try at war with his Majesty, and all other ports or places in Europe from which, although not at war with his Majesty, the British flag is excluded, and all ports or places in the colonies belonging to his Ma jesty's enemies, should from thenceforth be subject to the same restrictions in point of trade and naviga tion, as if the same were actually blockaded in the most strict and rigorous manner ; " and also to pro hibit " all trade in ar ti c l es w hi c h are the produce or manufacture of the said countries or colonies ;" and whereas his Majesty having been nevertheless desir ous not to subject those countries which were in al liance or in amity with his Majesty to any greater in convenience than was absolutely inseparable from' carrying into effect his Majesty's just determination to counteract the designs of his enemies, did make certain exceptions and modifications expressed in the said order of the eleventh of November, and in cer tain subsequent orders of the twenty-fifth of Novem ber, declaratory of the aforesaid order of the eleventh of November and the eighteenth of December one thousand eight hundred and seven, and the thirtieth of March one thousand eight hundred and eight : And whereas, in consequence of divers events which have taken place since the date of the first mentioned order affecting the relation between Great Britain and the territories of other Powers, it is expe dient that sundry parts and provisions of the said or ders should be altered or revoked : His Majesty is therefore pleased, by and with the advice of his Privy Council, to revoke and annul the said several orders, except as hereinafter expressed, and so much of the said several orders, except as afore said, is hereby revoked accordingly. And his Majesty is pleased, by and with the advice of his Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby or dered, that all the ports and places, as far north as the river Ems inclusively, under the Government styling itself the Kingdom of Holland, and all ports and places under the Government of France, together with the colonies, plantations, and settlements in the possession of those Governments respectively, and all ports and places in the northern parts of Italy, to be reckoned from the ports of Orbitello and Pesaro in clusively, shall continue and be subject to the same restrictions, in point of trade and navigation, without' any exception, as if the same were actually blockaded by his Majesty's naval forces in the most strict and rigorous manner ; and that every vessel trading from and to the said Countries or Colonies, Plantations or Settlements, together with all goods and merchan dise on board, shall be condemned as prize to the captors. And his Majesty is further pleased to order, and it is hereby ordered, that thit order shall have effect from the day of the date thereof, with respect to any ship, together with its cargo, which may be captured subse quent to such day on any voyage which is and shall be rendered legal by this order, although such voyage ' at the time of the commencement of the same was un lawful and prohibited under the said former orders ; and such ships, upon being brought in, shall be released accordingly ; and with respect to all ships, together with their cargoes, which may be captured in any voyage which was permitted under the exceptions of the orders above mentioned, but which is not permitted , according to the provisions of this order, his Ma jesty is pleased to order, and it is hereby ordered, that such ships, and their cargoes, that shall not be liable to condemnation, unless they shall have received actual notice of the present order before such capture; or in default of such notice, until after the expiration of the like intervals from the date of this order, as were allowed for constructive notice in the orders of the twenty-fifth of November one thousand eight hun dred and seven, and the eighteenth of May one thou sand eight hundred and eight, at the several places and latitudes therein specified. And the Right Honourable the Lords Commission ers of his Majesty's Treasury, his Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, and the Judge of the High Court of Ad miralty, and Judges of the Courts of Vice-Admiralty, are to give the necessary directions herein, as to them may respectively appertain. STEPHEN COTTRELL. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, APRIL 29. Extract of a Letter front Admiral Lord Gambier, Commander in•Chief of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels employed in the Channel Soundings, &c. to the Hon. W. W. Pole, dated on board the Caledonia, in Basque Roads, the IGth instant. It has blown violently from the southward and westward since the departure of the Imperieuse, which has rendered it impracticable to act in any way with the small vessels or boats of the fleet against the enemy.—l have the satisfaction to observe this morn ing, that the enemy have set fire to their frigate (l'lndienne) ; and that the ship of the line; which is aground at the entrance of the river, (supposed to be the Regulus) there is every reason to believe will be wrecked. Copy of another Letter from Admiral Lord Gambier to the Hoe- W. W. Pole, dated on board the Caledonia, in Basque Roads, the 15th instant. Sir—Be pleased to lay before the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty the inclosed letter, which I have this day received from Captain Mends, of his Majesty's ship Arethusa, detailing parti culars of the destruction of three different batteries (one of twenty heavy guns) at Lequito and other places on the north coast of Spain, by boats from that ship; and of their active annoyance of the enemy in attempting to send supplies to their army along that coast.—l have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) GA M BIER. His Majesty's Ship Arethusa, off Bilboa, March 20. Sir—l have the pleasure of acquainting you, for the Commander in ChiePs information, that on the 15th instant, at daybreak in the morning, a party of seamen and marines belonging to this ship were landed under the command of the First Lieutenant, Mr. Hugh Pearson, and Lieutenant Scott of the Ma rines, and destroyed upwards of twenty heavy guns mounted on the batteries at Laquito, defended by a detachment of French soldiers, a serjeant and twenty of whom were made prisoners, who, on our people forcing the guard-house in the principal battery, threw down their arms, and begged for quarter ; the rest of their comrades effected their escape by running for it.—This little. affair was conducted by Lieutenant Pearson with that boldness and promptitude which generally commands success, to which I attribute our -- 'having only three men wounded, motwithstanding quick fire of nvisketry for some time from the battery and guard-house as our people ad - vanzed glum chaionpe, laden with brandy, vias found in the har bo tr and brought away.. The following day, having received informatioa of 2 chasse marees being up the river Andaro, laden with brandy for the French army in Spain, in the evening the same party was again landed, w lio found them aground, about four miles up, with their cargoesem board, which were destroyed; but the vessels appear ing to be Spanish property, and forcibly sethed on to carry those supplies, were restored to their owners. On the '2oth Lieutenant Elms'Stecle, with a party, destroyed the guns at Baignio, and captured a small vessel laden with Merino wool, which had run in there for security, from St. Andero bound to Ba yonne ; whilst Lieutenant Fennel, of the Marines, accompanied by Mr. Elliott, tke Purser, and a boat's crew, ascended the mountain and destroyed the sig nal-posts. The same evening Lieutenant Pearson, with the officers and men who were With him at La quito, took possession of the batteries at the town of Paisance without opposition, and destroyed the guns; the small parties of the enemy stationed at thesepla_es retiring as our people approached. j ant, &c. (Signed) R. MgNDS. Copy of a Letter frOm the Hon. George Elliot, Captain of ,his Majesty's Ship the Modeste, to Viee-Aepliral Sir Edward Per lew, Commander in Chief of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels in the East Indies, and transmitted by the Litter to the Hon. William Wellesley Pole. Modeste, off Sandshead, Oct. 0, 18C8. Sir—l have great satisfaction in acquainting you r Excellency of his. Majesty's ship Modeste, under my command, having last night captured la Jena French national corvette, pierced for 24 guns, but only 18 on board, and complement one hundred and 'fifty men, commanded by Monsieur Morice, Lieutenant de Vaisseau, after a chace of nine hours, and a run ning action of nearly one hour (from it being but a light breeze, which enabled her to keep her distance with her sweeps), when she struck, a complete wreck in her sails and rigging ; she had cut away her boats and booms, and thrown three guns overboard, in the chace. We received no damage to signify, but the loss of Mr. William Donovan (the Master), a very valuable and gallant officer, unfortunately killed, and one seaman wounded. La Jena has not received any material damage in her hull; she sails well,and appears a very fit vessel for his Majesty's service. She had been four months from the Isle of France, and taken the Jennet of Madras, and the Swallow of Penang ; the first she sunk, the latter was in sight during the chace, but sailing very well, got out of sight to lee ward before la Jena was taken, and we have riot been fortunate enough to see her since. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) GEORGE ELLIOT. FOREIGN OFFICE, APRIL co. • The King has been pleased to appoint the Marquis Wellesley, Knight of the Most lilustri(his Order of St. Patrick, to be his Majesty's Ambassador Extra ordinary and Plenipotentiary to his Catholic .Majesty Ferdinand the Seventh, and has been pleased todirect him to reside in that character at the seat of the Cen tral or Supreme Junta in Spain. The King has also been pleased to appoint Free,- rick Lindeman, Esq. to be his Majesty's Consul to the province of Batavia, in the Portuguese dGminiuns of South America. The King has also been pleased to appoint John Lempriere, Esq. to be his Majesty's Consul to the province of Penambuco, in the said dominions. The King has also been pleased to appoint Henry Veitch, Esq. to be his Majesty's Agent and CQnsul- General in the islands of Madeiras. DOWNING-STREET, APRIL 27. The King has been pleased to appoint Lieutenant. Colonel Lachlan Macquarrie, of his Majesty's 73d Regiment of Foot, to be Governor and Commander in Chief in and over his Majesty's settlement of New South Wales and its dependencies. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, APRIL 29. Royal Regiment of Horse Guards—Lieutenant Wm. R. Clayton to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Cludde, who retires ; Cornet Charles John Marsack to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Clayton. 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Thomas Ker, Gent. to be Cor net, without purchase. 4th Regiment of Dragoons—George Goodman, Gent. to be Cor net, without purchase, vice Carleton, promoted. 6th Ditto—Bartholomew Edward Barry, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Macmahon, who retires. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Captain Geme Chpmley to be Major, by purchase, vice Paget, who retires. 23d Ditto—Staff Hospital Assistant Patrick Egan to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Scott, promoted in the 7th Garrison Battalion. Ist Regiment of Foot Guards--William Henry Commerell, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Duncombe, who retires. Sd Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon LR. Warde, from half-pay of the Foot Guards, to be Assistant •Surgeon, vice Clarke, who exchanges. _ _ _ Ist Regiment of Foot. To be Captains of Companies, without purchase, Lieutenant William Baird, from the 94th loot. Lieutenant Abraham Logan, from the 72d Fuot. lieutenant John Cameron, from the 79th Foot. Lieutenant Thomas Anderson, vice M•Creash, promoted on the Staff in Portugal. To be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensigns Alexander M‘GiU, Arthur M'Clure, and John Arm. strong, vice Anderson. 3d Ditto—Ensign Henry Gillman to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Rowand, dismissed the service. 4th Ditto—Lieutenant Benjamin Marshal Collins, from the West Kent Milita, to be Ensign. 7th Regiment of Foot. To be Captains of Companies, without purchase, Lieutenant Jasper Erck, from the 24th Foot, vice Bustle, pro moted on the Staff in Portugal. Lieutenants Andrew Fernie and John Orr. Bth Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Young to be Lieu tenant-Colonel, without purchase; and Ensign Robert Spiers, from the Renfrewshire Militia, to be Ensign. 9th Ditto—Ensign -- Seward to be Lieutenant, vice Slater, deceased; and Ensign A. E. Taylor to be Lieutenant, without purchase. To be Ensigns—Lieutenants William Horton Cock burne, yld John Fortescue Cockburne, and Ensign Joseph Quin, from the 2d Somerset Militia. 19th Ditto—Hospital -mate John Leath to be Assistant Surgeon. 2lst Ditto—Lieutenant Angus Cameron to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchase, vice Le Mesuricr, promoted on the Staff in Portugal ; and Second Lieutenant Hamilton Benson to be First Lieutenant, vice Cameron. 26th Regiment of Foot. To be Ensigns—Francis R. Masters, Gent. by purchase, vie° Smith, promoted; Robert Robson, Cent, by purchase, vice M'Latchie, promoted ;'and Lieutenant Alexander Arum t, from the Argyllshire Militia. 27th Ditto—Lieutenant John Pring to be Cmtaln of a Company, vice Carter, deceased ; Ensign William Medburitt to be Lieu tenant, vice Prins; and John Little, Goat. to be Ensign, vice Metlhunt. [Tarn seer.