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A'AUTICAL INTELLIGENCE 4 MAILS THIS DAT...AM/1M E. AIL DVS,. Lit. bus. 110,Iin I a f Hamburglt o t Waterton! 0 a I Lilboa 6 t GIREPIOCK § OCT. 21-•—The Menie, bi•Xellar, horn Grenada, was reported to be at Lamlafh, at a late hour laft night. The Adventbte, ---, is arrived off the Cumbraes from Virginia, with tobacco. PENZANCE, Ocrosta 2.—Since my laft we have, and do ll II experience fevere weather (wind about S. E.) Arrived the Live Oak, of and for this place, APPLEsy, with hemp, etc. from St. Peteriburgh ;the Hopewell, of St. Ives, (trick, with groceries, from I3ritiol, for Falmouth ; the John, of and for Truro, TILELVDRA, from Swanfea ; the John and Mary, of St. Ives, WALL, from ditto, with coals, for this place; and a Fruition brig in ditirefs, from Charente, with brandy, bound to Liverpool. The weather has been fo fevere that I have not been able to afcertain her mane, &c. FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 2.—Arrived the barque Bztfey, Burrow. from Newfoundland, in 26 days, with fith for Poole : on the =sth ult. fpolce the (hip Kitty, off and for Greenock; Flora, TUCKER, from Exeter in ti days, parted with the Lilboo and Oporto convoy, off this port, lall evening;and the American brig Harry and Jane, Capt. Tynan, from Senegal in 32 days, with gum. PLYMOUTH, Ocr. 3.—Came in the Wilhelmina Snfanna, Capt. T. Hamnatcas, from Marenes, laden with falt, for a market, detained by the Dassmnse gun-brig ; the Magdalena and Anna, Capt. OTTIIt- BACH, from Porfground, fin. this port, with timber and deals. OmitsEa 3.—Carrie in the Cztttaus, of 36 guns, from Guernfey ; Hannah, Capt. Itgar, from Riga ; St. Peter, Capt. KOR K, fromTonfberg; Robert, Capt. Siumur2s, from Peteriburgh ; Dantzick !hip, What will nr the People fay, Capt. SCH urz, from Dant. tick; all laden with naval (!ores for this port. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 3. — Arrived the STEADY gun brig, front the Downs. Sailed the CLINKER gun L'UNITE frigate is appointed convoy for Por tugal and the Mediterranean, and it is expeeted the tr.infports, with the feveral regiments, are to go with her. The HEBB frigate, Capt. MaLsow, is appointed via% of for Africa t the (hip Thames, Capt. GAZDNEK, bound to the South Seas, will fail with her. The American brig Merchant, Captain Limns, from New Yolk, for Amaerdam, lately fent in here by the SA• RACEN brig of war, is reaored, upon the Claimants paying coils of fuit, and will &only fail. OCT. 4..—Arrived hi* Majefty's chip HIND, Capt. Fans, from the Downs.—Sailed PUstrz, frigate, Capt. OGLE; MaLroritar 1, Capt. 01.2vsa ; Mossat.s Sloop, Capt. CARDEN ; and SCOUT, Capt. MACRAE`, with the tranfports and other Ships, under their con voy, for Portugal and the Mediterranean Captain FERRIS, of the &lions, which arrived here on Satur day, having been feparated from the Leeward Ifland Fleets, fpoke the Princcfs Mary, and Goldfinch, CARRINGTON, from Tobago, the day following, after the gale, and alfo faw four other Ships of the fleet, hut did not know their names.—Sailed the Thames, Capt. GARDA az, for the South Seas.—Wind E. DEAL, OCT. 4.—Arrived the limn frigate, from the Nore, and failed through for Portfmouth ; Bo• NETTA, from a cruize off Calais; Warcitrut, gun• btig, from a cruize, having loft an anchor and cable. —Sailed the PIDGEON advice boat, for Boulogne...- Remain in the Downs the Esomt, Unevor, and LEOPARD man of war ; VENUS and ARIADNE frigates, FURY and DISCOVERY bi mbs ; a large fleet of trauf ports, gun, and fire.velfels.—This morning a very heavy cannonading was heard from the dire&ion of Boulogne, the refult of which I have not been able to afccr►ain.—Wind E. N. E. DOTER, OCT. 3.—His Majefty's (hip ANTELOPE (Commodore Sir WILLIAM SIDNBY SMITH), and the SCLPTRE armed Blip, arrived tali night from a cruize. Arrived this afternoon, the nottascs armed cutter, frqm the French Coat}.—The PIERCLP, gun-brig is beating up for the Roads. One of our large pilot boats is jut} now come in from Boulogne Roads, with the corpfe of Mr. Wm. Lartsizaa, Pilot of his Ma jelly's (hip TRUSTY, who died yefterday afternoon. The boatmen fay, that there are between fifty and filty of the enemy's gun-boats at anchor in the Bay, among which arc feveral large praams and brigs. Our fquadron is at anchor juft without them.—Re main in our Roads, the ANTILOP?, Commodore :;:r SIDNI Y SMITH, the DIADEM and SCEPTRB armed chips, and the FLORLNCE cutter.-.--Wind N.E. and Liuws hard. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAVMND, Oct. 3.—Paired by the Mount Royal, Durr.:ll, from Smyrna; Sarah, Findley, eon' TonnLagen; Dirt:Oar, New - Dian, and the lunge janntni, linut, from Kouningfburg. Sailed the Little Ben, Hart, for St. Michael's. Mow/an—At Jamaica, the Atkiufon, Green; Lord Middle. ten, 1 law kins ; Reliance, Davidfon ; Lincoln, Bruton ; VlcliStudc, Stout ; Harlequin, WiWen ; Jane, Whit. ; Amphion, George ; Sir God.rey Webfkr, ; Champion, Thompfon ; inikfatiga- Mc, Weir Merlin, Rand; London, Stafford ; Richard, Ptrring ; NortLemberland, Gibhs ; Crcfcent, Ha.dden ; and the Monarch, Cannock, front London ; Favourite, Vcry ; Country Squire, Barnes ; and the Tiviot, —, from Ncwcattle ; Diana, Hayes, bum Africa; Dublin, Grantham, from Whitby; Mary Ann, from Glafgow ; Aimwtll, Richmond; acd the City of Lon don, lamb, front Leith. The Ocean, lately arrived from Botany Bay and China, fpnke, on the 25th of May, in lat. 36 • long. 27. 3c. the Lord Duncan and th e Walpole outward- L)und Raft Indiamen. The Mode, BALER, frrm BriQol, fprung a leak, and put into Lucca (Jamaica) about the cad of June, with four tat water is her hold. OCPiJER 4. • The Band of the Era Guards is now to be tailedl l the King's Band. In conliquence of the fupet:or condua of the men, his Royal Highn:fs the Duke of Yoe it, who has jolt fucceeded to the command, has or dered the whole of them a new fuit of clothes to be made of fine cloth, and alto a completely new fit of accoutrements. His Royal Highnefs intends being at Chatham. on the od ina. ;nd will give a return dinner to the Offi- 1 cers, at the Crown Inn, Rochefter. A floop rigged brig of 382 tons, and another of 282 tons, are ordered to be built by Mr. Rows, of Newca ale. Sunday laff, about one in the morning, the limp of Mr. John Simmonds, of High Hidden, was broken into. by entering the kitchen window, and feveral gown pieces to th e va lu e o f S w eb t y pounds carried off undifcovered. A key of curious confiruaion by which an S key lock had been opened, was left upori the premifes. _ Sunday morning, betireen (even and eight o'Clock, a parcel of dried hops caught fire, at Mr. Fox's oaR, at Nackington, near Canterbury, but being imme diately difcovered, it was extingttithed without doing any material injury. The body of John Archer, late liftman on board his Majetty's blip Thefeus, was, on Saturday lag taken up, after it bad been buried, in confequence of fulpicion having strife% that he died through excels of punifhment. Since my la, the Jury have met, and have been adjourned feveral times, and have ex amined a number of witnefes, whore evidence appear fo contradiaory. A ferjeant of Marines has gone fo far as to Rate, that the man was very feverely, and repeatedly mated, and that at the time punifhment was inflieed on him, the man could not walk, but was brought up from below by feveral men, and laid down acrofs a gun. not being able to Rand upright, and there he was flogged in that &nation. The fur geon of the ihip, on the contrary Rates, that the man has not been feverely treated, and. tint when he was 'called on to fee him, his cafe appeared' Co lenient, that his attendance was nut required. The Jury again met lag evening, at fix o'clock, to examine the remainingwitnefies, and about nine, n o t being able to form an immediate opinion, they with drew into a feparate apartment, and were locked in nearly three hours, when they requeßed the pretence of the Coroner, and delivered the folemn Verdict of lriflul Murder agairyl Capiairs Temple. The literary world has been gratified for two years pail with the fucceffive Travels of Korz tau a in Siberia and France, and the fame animated writer has juft finifhed another work of Travels in Italy, which report defcribes to be a 41A:wore, from which the lovers of elegant literature cannot fail to derive a continuance of the pleafures conveyed by his former Travels. A letter from Barcelona to a hoofe of the firil re fpea in the City Rates, that fuch was the diftrefs of the Court for money, that payment not being forth coming at the Bank for the notes known by the name of Yaks Daum, that is—A eta payable ix Maury, they had fallen to a difcount, upon which a Schedule bad been publiihed making them a regular tender, and to circulate as milt, upon which they immediately fell to a difcount of 6 per cent. We have received Jamaica papers to the 3d of Anon. The HADDICR failed from Jamaica on the sth of Aogull, and has not brought any thing inters ling from that gland. The VANGUARD man of war, and PAPILLION brig, Ailed from Port Royal on the 2 8th of July, with a valuable fleet for England. The following rails were left at Lucca, Jamaica, on the Ift of Auguft bill, not having arrived in time to join the homeward-bound fleet, viz. Rio Nova, —; William, DODDS ; Volunteer, —; Hercules, —; Pomona, —; Charles, Como a ; Portland, —; Liberty, SMITH ; and a brig, bound to Lon don. The brig Fox, bound to Quebec ; the Caledonia, for Liverpool, and two other vefels, names on. known, proceeded in hopes of falling in with the convoy. Aciiices from Jamaica, from the 13th of July to the 3d of Auguft, Rate, that a number of privateers were cruizing about that Wand; alto, that the C.bef terfield packet, from Falmouth, has been taken, re taken, and the mail funk. The Jack Tar, M'Pberfon, from Jamaica for Lon don, was captured in going to join the convoy; and recaptured and carried into Port Royal. A letter from Jamaica; dated Aug. 3, fays—'‘ On Friday night laft, his Majefty's ibip Pliaacuta, of 74 guns, in Rating her birth, unfortunately twang round, and got on the ruins of tome old walls, build ings, &c. which lie at no great depth below the furface of the tea, and are part of the Old Town of Port Royal, that was deftroyed by the fevere earth quake in 1692 ; the was on the following day hap pily difengaged from that fituation, without expe riencing much damage." The Public ought to be apprized, that the deaths by that fatal difeafe the Small Pox, continue alarmingly i to increafe. By the return of the BiUs of Mortality, 213 lives have been deßroyed thereby in the la)l four weds. This mug be confidered a great public calamity, but when it is indubitably afeertamed, that this de- Itrullion of human life might have been prevented, language is inadequate to defcribe the regret of the reflecting mind. Had this !hocking mortality been oc cafioned by a new difeafe, how great would be the alarm and confternation, but it feems as if the ravages of a chi - cafe with which we are acquainted are viewed with apathy. It is doubtlefs the duty of Government, who ought at all times to be attentive to the public weal, to put a . lop to prom/moue inoculation fir the Small Pox, and adopt flub relriaimu on the pre:like at would prirent the direful #Bs of contagion, it being a fad, that on an average, five perfons catch the difeafe from one that is intoned. It is inconteftibly proved, to the entire fatisfadion of thole who are moft able to judge of this fubjea, that Vaccine Inoculation is a fecurity againft the contagion of Small Pox : were this not the cafe, would not the Friends of Vaccination, at fuch a time as this,be confounded with thoufands of inftances of its failure, inflead of being affailed with a fcw, and thole doubtful cafes. Therefore this deplorable walte of human life ought to be prevented, and no more human facrifices Coffered to be made at the thrine of vulgar ignorance and prejudice, or what is mote, the merccuary ideas of unprincipled or inconfidcrate men. IijoRTINO INTALIGINCL NEWMARKET FIRST OC:'WISER MEETING, OCT. 3. The King's Plate of !Dogs, for 4yr olds earning Loft. 41b. s.yr olds tilt. 61b. 6.yr Olds 121 and . aged 1211 alb.. R. R.C. Doke of Grafton's b. in. Need, 4 pa old—walked over The TI•40 Plate of 501. for 3-yr old colts 81t. ylb. and fillies 86..31b. D. I. Entrance 3as. The winn:r of the Subferilition Pat& for 3.yr olds, ou Wednerday, to carry 71b. extra. - Ld Grofvetior's ti• f. Viohate - - i Mr. Moorboufc's br. e. brother to Wkiikerandos - a 84rC. Burberrs h. f. Lydia - S Sir F. /handl& a br. f. fitter to Dnabary - - 4 Mr. lobo Stevens's b. e. by Young Woodpecker - s Mr. fhompfoa's eh. f. by Buzzard - Five to 4 on Violante-5 to 2 agaird Lydia. L-3 to t agaira Sir F. Standilh. Mr. Andrews's Norval, 5 yri old, 81t. I alb. beat Mr. Perren's ch. f. by Guildford, out of Louifa, 3 yrs , old, 71t. 51b. It. M. toogs. b. ft.-2 to lon Norval. Sir C. Bunbury's Eleanor, gil. 71b. beat Lord Foley's Czar Peteri 811. D. 1. toogs.-I-6 to 5 on Eleanor. AYR RACES. Corninenced on Tuefday fe'nnight, when the Gold Cup fubfcription, of 14ogs. 14 fubicribers. togs. each, p. p. one a•mile heat, was run for and won by The But or CAM.' e. g. Chancellor - I Mr. Mask's b. I by Overton - s Lard Montgomerle's g. e. by Spadele - 3 Same day, a purfe oflol. for all ages. Lad Belhaven's e. h. by Star - I a Major Catheart's e. g. by Walnut . s s Mr. Debra's b. e. by Delphinl - 3 diL On Wednefda7, sol. for aU ages. Lord Belhaven's Lady Mary, being the only one catered, Ids Lordlhlp reedved logs In terms oldie articles. Same day there was a hack racc, which afforded pretty good fport. On Thurfday pl. for all ages. Lord Belhaven's Lady Mary walked over the Caste. Sweepßakes of 23gs. each, p. p. fot 3-yrs. old, four Snbfcribers, was walked over the courfe by Lord Belhaven's colt, by Star. There was alto a hack race. The company, though elegant, was not numerous, and the running afforded little fport. Auscnorz—During the nfurpation of Nave& Cams WILL, and when he lay with his army at Perth in Scotland, a rich old Miter in that town named Mun day, hanged himfelf, on account of the fall of grain. Mmes. offered a premium for the bell epigram on old hunks. Several were fent the Proteftor on the oc cation, but he was pleated with none of them. At length a poor Cobler fent him the following dillich, which was approved, and he received the premium t Mead be the Sabbath day, And ears'd be validly pelf; Toefiloy waft begin the week, For Mondays hang'd himfdf. A perfon who, upon reading thefe lines, perceived the Cobler fuppr:fed that Monday was the Sid day of the week, wrote the following : • Vibe country cam the Cabin. frae The Monday gun the week wits woe; Nair Jew nor Cluiftian could be ha-. For both he was a Hottentot. Mademodelle Gammas, a beautiful young aftrefs at Paris, difappeared one evening laft week, when announced to play in the new popular Tragedy of Les retteirsen. What was to be done ? They adver tifed the runaway, and in the mean time another ethers, Mifs Josarotas DocHewoes, was prevailed on to attempt the part. All Paris was in a fury. Mademoifelle Documents has been obliged to ex plain the itaterily of her kindnefs for the fugitive in a long letter to one of the Editors—and after two or three days abfenee. Mifs GIORGIIS re-appears, and apologizes for her abfence by faying, that 44 it was owing to a circumftance as unfortunate as unexpec ted. This has not fatisfied the Parifians--and the wits fay, g‘ that the caufe will come to light f o m e day.n Another difappoiatment to the audience of Paris happened alto lag week, by the Maas of M.-Matrix, at the Comic Opera, Rue Fedeau. On that occafion the following Addrefs was prefented : ft The Comedians la ordinary of his Majefty the Emperor fed it to be their duty to certify, that their comrade, Martin, has loft his voice on a hidden, through a cold which he caught in the berry of preparing the firft reprefentadon of a new piece called Geniis& The Imperial Commifloner has directed a regular evamina don of our comrade to be made, and Is convinced of the reality of his litdifpolidon. The Committee of Diredors, inconfolable at this diftypointmatt, have rather choke, though very much to the lota of die hook, to tut up the Theatre, than to appear to abaft the complaifaoce of the Public, by offering any old Piece In the room of the new Opera that was announced. " We have the honour to falute you, a cautious, GAVIIMIX.JULIZT, SOLI; GAVAI7OOII." Such is the refpeft with which the foreign Theatres treat the Public. Bane Hata.—A ludicrous incident occurred a few days Race at a falbionable Myosin de Collor. — A fmirking Dowager, sot yet pall the joys of her ha da: thyr, but whole ringlets began too palpably to evince the hoary tveki refolvedon trying th efficacy of a celebrated Aid, in renovating the nut brown hue of thole faded trellis-- . " Whence, cra, the wanton God his wiles eftay'd." She purehafed a bottle of the await Squid from her wigmaker, and battened home to her toilette. antici. pacing the delight of renovated youth ; Re plenti fully drenched with it her liveries cork, hoping by the next day's dawn to have rubbed. off, at lean, twenty years from the hoary regiller of her age. —But what was her altoniffiment, when the be held, next morning, her grizzly fleece changed to a glaring Biass ! BlatJ, ambers, red, or any other colour (except grey) would have been (tolerable ; but blue hair would have tranfgretfed even the wildell boundaries of fafhionable caprice. The 'hocked and enraged Lady concealed her misfortune node: her head-drefs ; ordered her chair ; Sew to her Incklefs wigmaker; dilltevelled to his view her azure trellis, which Rood on end, " like go& apes the fretful pores joins I" poured upon poor Frio a cataraß of abufive rage, and called him by every appellation in the fa tirical nomenclature. The Goegoo, Medals, or the Witch of Eider, could not have snore effectually de ranged the nerves, or feared the imagination of the frighted curl-merchant an agar of terror pervaded his limbs, and he (hook from head to foot like the Clown in Harlequin Skeleton e but was at length en abled, when the Rorm fubfided, to procure a ceira don of hoßilities, by engaging to remedy the difalter, and to produce on the Ladrstinskte the /iv the fo much defiled. Lit?' ArriLLIVANeE. MARSHALSF.A COURT, OCTOBER 44 COTTLI o. STIPH ALISON. A cafe arouse interell came on before Mr. Serjearrt MARSHALL.. It was brought on a bill of exchange for thirty pounds, drawn by Young, and accepted by the defendant. It appeared in evidence, that the drawer had ordered it over to a perfon of the name of Ardeh. The latter paid it to the Plaimitl; a re friedable linen draper, who brought his anion. It was proved, that at the time it was fo paid over, the bill had about three weeks to the time of its becoming due. The Clerk to Arden (wore, that on the day of maturity he prefented the bill for payment, parr& to accommodate t& Plainti, On his crofs examination he Paid Arden kept a Staffordfhire warehoufe, was alfo a linen draper, and accommodated Gentlemen with difkounting bills, by giving them in return part of the amount in cath, and part in goods. Arden had large dealings with the plaintiff, and the Bill was paid to him in the way of burio,:fs. The befendant's Connie' contended, that the Plaintiff ought not to recover, as he fhould prove nfury. For this purpofe he called the drawer of the bill, who (wore that he received 221. in ca(h. and a piece of Irifh cloth, at the rate of jog fiieurge aid threepence per yard. Arden's &w;. WAS then called, and Rated that the value of the cloth (which was (hewn to him) was about tarofidringt aadjxpenre per yard, but admitted that his wafter might have charged iticrefloiltings and threepence per yard. The Learned Judge obferved, that this cafe was of tome importance to the mercantile part of the com munity. The dealing between Arden. and Young came under the defcription of ufury. It was a very (troll circumfiance, that the clerk of the former had prefented the bill, and the Jury would weigh his ter timony well, with refped to its bearing on the defence fet up—namely, Ufur y. The Jury confulted a few minutes, and returned a verdict for the defendants. Lift of Pafrenr Is on board the chip Indus, Capt. WILTDIIII. from Madras :-- Lieutenant •Colonel Macleod, Major Patrick Rofs. Captain J. Hawkins (dkd 6th July. 'kg), Lieut. George Jeffries. Thomas Snodgrafs. Efq. Mt. Thomas R °biota:. Mr. G. W. Thompfon, Mrs. E Hawkins Mrs. A. Refs, Mrs. P. Lee, Mifs M. Ha w ki ns and Mils E. Hawkins; Mrs. Boyd and Jane Boyd, femurs. COVINT-GARDIII.—LaII night, Mifs SMITH, a fe cond time performed the part of Lady Townly, and re eked Co:. s's Ode on the Palm:, with inct ea fed effcet. The haute was crowded, and the audience were loud and unanimous in their applaufe. Between the Play and Farce, the loungers in the refreffirnent.room de• termined to pars away the time with a raw. Some words, and a challenge, having taken place between two gentlemen, an Officer interfered, and feized one of the parties. Great indignation was manitelled at this, by the Gentlemen prefent, and a refcue was at tempted ; however, after half an hour's confqfiun and noire, the Officer procured affiftance, and fucceeded in taking the gentleman he had firlt laid hold of, to the watch haute, and peace was restored. The own harveft in the Well is now pretty welt in; the late extremely fine weather enabled the tardy farmer to Pave his grain in tolerable order. The ap plet are now taking in; and though not fo plentiful as could be expelled from early appearances, yet they are a much better crop th an th e kit two fca.fons haveproduced. In the forenoon of yeller Jay, between ten and eleven o'clock. a well-looking middle-aged woman was expoted to tale, in Smithfield Market, by her hufband, with a rope round her wain. The purchafe money demanded for this fair bargain, was sol.; this being confidered rather exorbitant, notwithflanding the novelty of the article, there were few bidders for Tome time, until a very confiderable concourfe of people were affembled, when the lady became very impatient for a bidder, at any price, declaring her unnatural hufband had ufed her cruelly, and the was willing to be knocked down at a trifle. Two guineas were bid fur her by fame gallant twain; and, with out waiting for any further bidding, the hufband de clared him the purchater, and the property was re gularly transferred in the books of the clerk of the Market. The old hufband departed, contented with the produce of this tale ; and the new one retired, with his bargain, to a neighbouring public-boufe. On Thurfday another inftance of the furprifing ef- feas of scaler was witneffed on a child, about five years of age, at a houfe adjoining Apothecaries'- Hall. The child unfortunately took up a bottle, containing oil of vitriol, which it threw over the left ' arm, extending from above the elbow to the palm ' and back of the hand. In its courfe, it immedi ately veficared the &in, particularly in the bend of the arm and hand: the bladders were large. Mr. RIDDOUT, jun. of Paternofter row, at:ended, and for one hour judicioufly applied the quantity of one pint and a half of wther, until it was judged a fifticient degree of cold (which it is the property of good sosher to produce, particularly when the part is blown on with a pair of bellows) had been effected. At the end of the above time, the child expreffed itfelf out of pain, was direCtly put tolled, and excepting the arm being a little [welled, is quite well. On Tuefilay morning Mr. Niou, the partner of Mr. Vandeaume, beam and kale maker, No. 117, Leadenhall-flrecr, happened to step on a trap door which was kept for the convealence of bulinels. The door by Come accident or forgefulnefs vas not pro. perly clofed, and with the preffure of his weight up on k gave way, by which Mr. Niou fell down to the cellar and was killed on the (pot. Au 'aguell was held on Weklucfday e►ening. Verdia—Accidental Death. Yeflerday forenoon, about twelve o'clock, one of the North Coaches. returning to town. in c3ming down Alderfgate-fireet, ran over a man, who w: s immediately conveyed to Bartholomew's Hofpital. where he expired in a few minutes, leaving behind him a wife and fix helplefs children to bewail their lofs. On Thurfday 14, the body of a man was kund in the balm; of the London Docks, Wapping. Upon, being taken up, two pounls one (killing in gold and Giver were found in his pockets; he was well - In mourning, black Mk waittcoat and (lock' •hite gauze under kings, the lette• his handkerchief. /le appeared about age, and y feet 6 cs 8 inches is height, well made. y I as well drelred lockings, with tens I'. W. on thirty years ct" and red-ally r