Star. — London, England, 1802-08-28 00:00:00

I lan:our/4 AUGUST 26. Thi s l ooming Pa Incas Sot HUI of GLotictsTal batLet i • Ertl PAL7LEIr and his fon, Lord titnron, ar r:vclll,;-c this morning. g. and attendants rode out on horfe tick ; t h t I and PRINCISSES in the landau, • o ver t h e Beach for an hour, and returned to r.o!ge by tv.-elve o'clock. Aaerwards theirMaisrri Es and the PRINCESSES • t a i Sandford Callle, where their Nfajts tits F " pnblic breakfaft to the Nobility at Wey. c , • Ali. As loon as they arrived it began to rain, continued all the afternoon. EAST BOURNE, AUGUST 26. The falltionable and pleatant village of Ealt kurne v an:tins the following vifitors, viz : The Duchefs Downer of !.eeds, Lord and Lady Robert yirscrald, Nlr. and Mrs. Vincent. Mr. and Mrs. Holland, hg.. and fits Scars, Mr. and Mrs. liammnnd, Mr. and Mrs. • ilarnmord, Mils Allen. Mils Maynards, MiL C. Hulfey, Willork, Mr. and Mn.. Ch Afield, Sir Charles and Lady • t.i r 'antes and lady Gibbs, Mr. an d Mrs. morrii, andNlrs.Heplty, Mr. and Mrs. Bowles, Mr. Mrs. and Nlati;lrf. Mr. this, General Leland. Mr. Lewis. Mr. m r .Looltbry. Mr. William Boulthey, Mr. Topaz • and M.:A Ri.intts, • .11oniaant, Mr. Ewci, Nlt:.:Ariniiiton, Mi.. and Mils Stratton, Mr. Vande. leo: Mr. a:ol Mr. I (Litton, Mr. MI and Mif, Grant, Mrs. rathin , , 1 . „ utc acre Water , and Davies, of the Navy, Mr. Celquhoun, Mr. Dan fin, Captain and Mrs. Read, See. A houfe :s taken for the Countefs of GutLDFORD, NIIO is homily cape led. Ti ic L im ilF of Mr. A oniNcron, the Chancellor of the Excilespier, i, hoe : they Telide in a !Joule tintated on the 1:a beach, and next door to Fah c r•sl.i:lrary• Mr. ADDINCTON left Lan Bnurre Lift Fuid,ly, but is exisefled to return DinTT, t!ie Speaker cf the Tioufe of Com /milli, i. Iszre, wish hi; family ; they have taken a hotn;: for list month:. 141.. T VRPICInTT h 35 re-purchafed his hoof.-. Lady G. CAVESTDIS H TerldtS litre, at the family inanion of Compton-pi:lce, and is in the daily ex vrefe of the elsarm;ng duties polizenel; and hafpitalitys—Lord G. CAVEhDISIS is in Derby fhhc. The NMORTALITE 1-:gaze, Capt. OWEN, and the DAt r Coop, Capt. Bsn.rog, are aationed this curt, betnetat Dangennefs and Beachy Head. BRIG YTOY, AUGUST z 6. A fens of errant cli.trels. occurred here on Tutir!ay evening :—A boat, belonging to one of packetF, was nearly twamped on the groin with r; pgrengers, the majority of whom were Ladies, aid finial a them in an advanced Rice of pi tg r..acy. '1 hey woe ordered into :he boat at liven the . and were ft:aired to retna'n, cram !phi i n i t , and totied alpiiir in 3 heavy lea, in .in inzreati:!, ,, gale r t winA. aceampanied %% Hi rain, .rit;le.ark : their lica were I.rovidentially laved by the aftivity and humanity of fume liihermen.— ",he flitkit.g of the La,tiLs on board was truly drcadftil. Among 1112 Lilt arrival:, art Itijor-General Tkottsrox, Liam.-Colon.l Jos cs, Capt. EKSKIS I, rid the Rev. Mr. Cootati SF The Thcatre will be opened this cycnii-g, .#t triday, compliment to Ciiiptetitt CSEL7EAILI.II, AUGUST 26. 11th place is very full, and lodgings are ex trlmely scarce ; and it is ezpc3ed th.'t in the - -Irfe ~ •f the cdnitz neck the company will be , ;1:1 non r.;arihro.i.. The rewitethurir Races heenn vellerday, and tFc grourd was well attended ; but the vilitnrs of reter‘itig th..mfelves principally for t!.e %heal Fettival, at (Aimeefier, which will ramence catty in September. It is the meeting r: the three choirs of Hereford, Woreeller, and and the performances are for the bent. $t 4th:: I.:milks of the poor Clergy in thofe dto -1;:%; B.Lt.tYGTUK will take the lead among vocal performers, who arc to email of lomt t.t bat fulgirs is the king.tent. CALAIS, AUGUST 24. Tnis piece brumes gayer every day. Few d remaining with us lot g, but the number rt trove:kr: is lo prod:giotr. that the town is filled tail prt , flc r.l . fortune and Cifhion. The Engliilt greatly preUrrniiixe. and one might almoll fop }wk that Oa, was ilill an appendage of their ern -1:%. Crow Os cf Eng,iiihmen of all defcriptions r'frupy the hotels, the dices, and the theatre. 1• . •:(1 Cion.mortum.ty arrived here tin Sunday evcialifT, and has made very great expence. The 4.1-ef•pl.: are quite arna 7 ed at his magnificence. I i• partied by Milady and a gre; t cf ciairezioni. tie let out th's morung in y, -cat Rile, havin g no fe wer thanfoitt et.4.l.es and 51. An ave.: totr::r went beltire him, fo mat a - ;•,ether carried off twenty-five liorles. He 31 "1'7.11t over Aria a dozen, hut they were dif- P 4., Ltd teftcrity for Spa, to which place he is now i.t.l•is j i ,, 11.1k v. Mr. T:rii vry h.ts pai:l our conntry a very t %(r comphinent. On Sunday night he landed at Pr..alogne. Yeitmlay evehing he at: iced a Calais, teal this morning he failed for I)i.vcr. We ate mtv:h hope that his only objeEt was to enable :inifelf to fay that Ae tar: !rzn in Fran:e, and that he '.t• met with notliitg dignll LoNc:, hi, father.ittlaw, Sir ABRAHAM and five or lit halt es of their family ar t•%ed 1411 night in the Prince's Atagufta. They 0 1.. art to-morrow rrorning for Park .tin number c f Eliglith has railed the price •r every thing. P., Uuukirk , eight leagues dif ' ore lives better for half the money. Still .t e.ght livrcs you may have your two enlaces, deffert, your bottle of common wine (vie ro -.wr), and your bottle of Burgundy, all which, nrnnl.l nor onff ie For/land lefsaiten one INTELLIGEIVCk MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND S. W. 4/1211V1D• DUX I POlit?, 0 2 Waterford 0 t Hambutgh irench ct Dutch PALMOTTTH, Aunusir ts. Arrived his Majeay's (hip Imonerr, of :Et vii‘s, Capt. VAUGHAN ; the GAMED Hoop of war, of 16 guns, Capt. Buxtowcs; and the Nisi I:LE cutter, Coc HL.V4, from a cruize. the GARET has captured and brought in with her a linuggling boat, bclimg ing to Polperro, having on board too ankettS of fpirits : arrived alio the brig Adventure; Capt. Warrs, with fhumac, &c. from Palermo, fir Loh. don—failed again this evening ; and the French brig les Deux Freres, Capt. VENNANT, with falt, from Noirmouticr.—Sailetl the American fhip Volant, Capt. Pot Laser), for Amlterdam ; the Duke of CuMberiattd Rite Weft India packet, now put nut of the fervice) Capt. BouLoesvom, for London; the (hip Pliacefs Royal, COWARD, for Oporto; the Hannah, Capt. HEATH. fibril Teignmotalt, for Milford; the American bug Mary, DAV InsoN, f‘.r New Lrunfwick; the French brigs le Don Eafatit, L..AE, and le Vrui Patriot, Most Ek, with Ildt froth Noirmotrtier, for Paditow. 'Etc packas with the mails for Lana and Lee ward llland3 (lilt remain.—Sailed this evening his Majetly's (hip Imoor me and NIMBLE cutter on a cruize.—Wind Wt N. W. PLYMOUTH, Auctwr vs. Lail evening arrival the NLm Ls cutter, .11 4 guns, Lieut. COGHLAN, ftlinl A crude, having fprting her bnwfprit. 'Their Lordthips this mornik , , , at five o'clock, a4ain vifited the Dock yard, and muttered all the Riggers and Men belonging to theOrdinayy : they have as yet proceeded on no other bufinels. PORTSMOUTH, At.GUST 27. Sailed the RESISTANCE frigate to the •artviatd. —Arrived the With, (trat,fport), from Cork. TORBAY, AUGUST 26. • Intl coming in, two Dalch frigates, a Corvette, a &limner, a Cutter, and twenty-one Sail,.frunt thc'l'eitl for Surinam, &c. FROM I.I.QYD's LIST. ' Dr. A t., Att mt 5 - r 2 7 .-,l7riv,Li the A!arrn frigate, with bat c h troops, ttunt I.yraington.—Saiied the Amphion frigate on a and faded for the River, the Chifwiat, Pane, ler, from Jamaica; and Mary Ifaistlia, Hinds, front Gibraltar. ...Wiwi J. W. Ganstsstso, AUGUST 27.--Pafrud 14 the Raped, Place, fr on Oporto; Thomas, Drury, from Altotardria; and hut peas, D,ostion, from Nlemuli.—tiailcd th.: iris, Srauncr, for Ww York; Undattutt.d. Mafon, for Jams:ca; Mary, r.ichard- Ln, for Ih.blio; rlora, Siminonds, for Oporto; liana, Whit ti-Id, for ilatuburgh ; Hunt, for Rotterdam; and Jooge Jacobus, Jaeks, for ARRIVED. _ . In the Ilowns—Qp . ccn, Mennics, from Honduras; Brothers, Goodwin; ar.il Lucia, Amold, from Jannica. Ott I Jlmouth—Rofs, Bare, from j3M.liCa. At LiVerl) , Yl—WilliAnt Pitt, highs, from Qzsbec ; Hem, Atkins, from Gottenhorgh ; Tries., Richartlfoo, trout Peter! burgh; and John, Nurets, from \lartiriqu.•. At Briftol—Dlana, Reynoldfou; Ann, Boort' ; and Chard; Croot, front jamair.t. At Clyde—CAl tlonia. rarrer, from jamaica; and &lila tins, .1 initetts, front Nidfachufetts. At Newt y—Nistr Draper. Hughes, from London. At Dublio—Columbus, Finlay, from Virginia. At Limerick- - -Comincrce, Ritchie, ft om London. At Lyon—Jane, Harrio, from Oporto. In the 'lead—Mentor, Tricots, from Charlelton; and Per ferverance, Coggethall, from New York. ' At Bourdeaux—Amhy, —; and outran. —.from Virginia. At 011end.=-Maria, titewarst, tram Claralefton. At Barbadrks--Sifters., Vernon, from briftol. At Gibralur--Pororma, Letts, front Liverpool. At Litbon—Mary Ann, Warren, from Liverpool; Volun te_i, Cardcr, front Cork; Tagus, Cobb; and .Albfois, Gam mon, from London. At Opurto—Catharine. Took, front Dublin ; Ifahelti, Wig more, from Cork ; and Llizatieth, Deuny, from London. At Savanrah—Eliza, Ripley; and Diana, Nicholls, from Liverpool. . At Virginia—Courier, Da:Tett, from Falmouth ; and Ad venture, 1 - ;urry, [tort Liverpool. At B , lten—Governor Stroeg, —, from I.lvcrpool• At Nor York—iris. Kragwiek, from &neat At Prit.atklphh—Juro, Clark, from London. The Ivlercuiy, of Killala, is 101 l in Sligo Bay. On Wednefday evening, as the workmen were taking dov n fine fcaffnlding from the front of the w r bottles, one of the men let drop a pole, and clyitig 'l'ake care there below," an unfor fabourc• the panic, who was in no dam ger, where he hood, ran under to the fpot, where ht was kilki. He I as left a wife and family, and had a f , rt at work :long with him. un Wednefday evening, about half • paft fix (.'e'.4:ek, a moil melancholy accident occurred at fie hoofed Mr. J. Hartley, Broad.ftreet, Carna by-m-. kt. Twi young men, houfe painters, un dcrtn' k to paint tile windows outfide, after their d.ty's work was done for their employers ; one was named Thomas Damao, who painted the one pair, the other, Thu. Wilt on, painting the two pair window, it'll over the other. He Rood on ' the board that was fixed on the outfide to hold £.me garden pots. Although he had a machine he did not me it ; when, unfortunately, the board gave w.ty, and he fell An the other, who was im mediately tinder, and they both were pitched on a (tad which held garden pots in the yard, and from thence en the p:tve . ment. It being backm'at.:P., mob was not encouraged to atfembh:, .A fur geon being fent fnr, came, and examined them, when he found both their fkulls fractured, and ' otherwif4 much brnifed. They were inflantly Pent to St. Georic's Hofpital, where Wilfort died tween eight and nine o'clock the next morning, ieaving a wife and five children to deplore his fate. There was a child of his in the houfe when the at. client harustwd. .FLultam it in filth Ifiat.that, IrEST INDIA DOCKS.- I Srefterday being the day appointed for oren . mg the new Docks at Limehonfe, a great aff e nthlag. f per tons of rank were prelent to witness the ccrc mono. Tickers were itrued by the Diteaors ans (.2ompany, at the head of whom is ROBERT LIGAN, El+ a Weft India Merchant of great re ipee-rthility. As early as tie in, the morning th: royal Itandard was hoifted on the fummit of th, warehotife No. 8, the different velfels river prepared to exhibit their flags and ftreanier from the Malt head; and the churches in the neighbourlicknl alto hoilhui their, colour. in coo! pliment to fo great a national-concern.. At eight o'clock the bells of Lithehoufe ,church rang a merry peal. The Jitney Addington, a yard newly. built, and one of the finett.in the Welt India trade, had been for fome days lying off Blackwall, in or der to be admitted into the Docks. She was yef terday under the management *f Mt. IRELAND, .l3oatfwain of the Q I EEN CHARLOTTE.. About nine okloek, the began tb difplay an ap pearance as beautiful and fplendid as can he con. ' ceived; hermalt s, yards and rigging, were decorates' with about 200 elegant flags, which reprefented the colours of all the Nations in the world. Fool. . of thefe were immediately applicable to • our own conntry. The Britith Standard was hoill:.t1 at the main-top-gallant-malt head. On the fore-ton-gal 0 lant-maft was the Admiralty flag. At the mini' topgallant matt, the union jack was hoified ; and at the Rem was the great Engiith eufign fattened to, a rope, which reached from the top of the mizen peak to the quarter-deck. The different other co lours were flying from the flays, the braces, and various other ropes communicating between the reafts and the yards. Among thefe. the colours of America, Spain, Portugal, Fiance, und thole countries with whicii we carry on the greateft commerce, were the moil confpicuous. There were Atherizancolours near the howfpt it and the fore-top malt. Thole of France were (ping near the main-top-yard-arm on the larboard fide.— Pendants of all defcriptions waved at each yard arm, and the ihip moved amidtt the plaudits of an immenfe multitude. At ten o'clock the Foot Guards took their Ration On the North Qi2ay, and a corporal's guard Was placed at the entrance into the town of Popl:tr.. Four hundred workmen, who had been (worn iii coon:Nes on the preceding day, were ordered to do duty in the vicinity of the enttre dam and the great balbu. The Bow-greet officers, to the amount of too and opwerds, were likewife prefetit ; in limn every precaution was tiled to preferve order and prevent the pickpockets faittit committing their accuttomed depredations. At eleven o'clock, crowds of people began to col !ea near the entrance lock and on the banks at• the helix', and the company. who had Diretors tickets for the North Qnay, began to arrive in their twelve o'clock the con conr canre6f ipeopl e ages &t. B y . was immenfe on the North Qnay, the fide where fpe&t.torl Wert-admitted only by inttreft there could not be lets than three or fon:- thoufand perfons : the tops of the warehottfes, No. 2,4, and 8, were crowied, and every window and outlet was in the fame Itate. 'On the oppofite fides of the great dock, the bafon, &c. were as well attended. Contrary to encral expeaation, preparations were made (halt an 11.. w• earlier than the time ap pointed) for admit' ink the two kips into the Dock, viz. the Henry Addington, and the Echo, a loaded Ihip. The Henry Addington entered fit+, being towed in by the capitern,affirted by the labourers, who dragged the cable ropes, affixed at the head of the vette!. Two !Mall boats were likewife em ployed. She was greeted by the populace on each tide of the dock with loud and reiterated huzzas s and by the band belonging to the flrft regiment of guards, who played Ste, the conquering Hero corne' On her paging alto wards thro' the coffre dam, the hain of the flood gates gave way, which flopped the proceedings for near five minutes, and on en !eriogthe lock leading from the great baron into the principal dock, the (hip went againft the fide of the lock, and carried away a part of the Rime, hut providentially no damage was done to the (hip. —The Henry Addington, on entering the great dock. fired a Royal Salute of z t guns, which was anfwered by repeated huzzas front the populace. --The Echo came in about five minutes after the Brit, without meeting any impediment. At half after one, they arrived at their moorings, imme diately oppolite the warehoufe No. 8, on which occafion the guns were again fired. The band of the Fira Regiment of Guards, Rationed on the North Qay, then (truck up 4 , Godfaw the Xing," which was re-echoed by the City Band on board the Henry Addington. It was one of the molt beautiful fights ever feen, the (hips coming in with a full breeze from W. ; the flags being all new, and placed from head to (tern, and to the,pennant at the matt head. During this novel exhibition many diftinguithed perfonages appeared on the NorthQltay; one party mantled of the Earl of RossLYN, Lords HAWICES BURY, HOOD, PELHAM, GLENBERVIE, HOBART, and Sir Gamma Silts ; they arrived at Black wall at twelve o'clock in the Admiralty yacht.— ' The LORD MAYOR, Mr. LADEROKE, Aldermen HIBBIRT and Coarts, and Mr. Pesos, came in the Trinity yacht at the fame time. Sir SYDNEY SMITH was on hoard.the Henry Addington when file came in. He came up from Chatham in his own (loop. He afterwards came on !Imre dreffed in green, with a [tar on his bread. The Earl of ROSSLYN ; Lords Hoot), PELHAM, HOBART, HAWICE3III:7RY, SHEFFIELD, HERVEY, and GLEN; BERYL& Sir SIDNEY SMITH, the LORD MAYOR, Sir,GEORO.F SHE'', Mr. Aldetman Ctre'rts, Mr. MANNING, &c. Ste. went on board the fhip, from which afalute of twenty.on.: guns was fired on their Opplng upon deck' By that hofpitrible tithe, " The Roaß 'Beef of Old England," which ihe band ftrack.,up,at this time, they Were invites! to an elegant add *collation, which was providedlor the company'on board, and of which they par took. About half pall three, Earl Rosseve, and' Lords . Pienaa, HAWILES,ORY, and GLENBERVIE, WWI Sir SyWi kir SMITH, &c. went up the river in Ott kire;, , oite tow n, : A etlpnno... hnit with I • - t • • . • • . form fancy dreilis, were !tElivi,y zn:p4o7ed it cVI• vet ing the Company trtait tl: fide of tit:. Chip. At five o'Llo..k was iLt nut in.the great cabin for t'ae en board. Ars. LACEY, iheCaptal:.'s Lad w, r - F !7‘ .t* ft:Wye 'board. " The King." a:t . ..1 other loyll .palls were drank with eto!.tdiafm.. rn the ever ng a Ball' on IntAi-J, when Arm twenty couple.danc'ed. The c.3hUir-, were .-i;:en &Ala bout (even o'clock. lin: kene, aided i.'/. the inc iters of-the day. attraCteci about ten thout4r4 ors, . 4 "who" fcerried. perfectly gratified will Ilk h.tppy completion, of y;ne•of the gr...ateft ur.. l ;•.;tak- i.gs which could pofil;)lyte accfinplifhcd. will not only relieve the commercial intered tlely the long complained : of inconvettietteies in the ....P., v2r, but be a fecurity againft that regular tylle:‘' of,rolihing (hips in thenight,to long prati:ed with impunit,y. . • 'Nothing can be'cor.ceived more hearitiful•than the Dock itfelf, even independent of ti‘ - ;: magniti. • cent living drapery with Which it was furroon i :rd. Xlte water was of the nece:i:try depth. about nu 'teen J . :et, and its flu-face, frunoth a.: a trirror..pre. f:trted to the eye an haven, fecute irt!itt am ins, • and the mind lintreipated thofe fenlations c . plea.: .inre and thlight with which all the nations of the world, after bogeying florins and ttartreils, mute feel when lodged in tranquil br.forn.., When the . Noblemen and Gentlemen - we have already mentioned arrived at the 1..ondo:: Tat et they were met there by his Royal I • the Duke of Yomt, the Right Av:oNr.;Tr.N, and a nunther of Noblemen and Gentlemen, whol partook of a very fumpttious dinner, whicn was provided on the nccalicn, and the day was•lpent with great conviviality. After dinner the following walls were drank 'llte Kiug and Conititution. The Qu.:m. The Duke nP York and the Army. Lord Vincent And tht: Suect.i% to ttie \V (t ind:a .141 London Pnck., and mi l every future improvement of the Port produce the need a more. Mr—Addington, and Thanks for his Ready and ze ak.us promotion of tile great National Olticels cenuri . ...ted to the con duet of the Weft India Dock Company. I.urd Hawkcfltury. and the other Noblemen 'nd Gentlemen who patronifed and lapported in Parliament the titabliftiment of the. Welt India Doch Company. . . Mr. Pitt, and •Thanks to hint for his dillinguilbcd Patronage ill tat" Foundation of tt:e WI Dock Company. Prnfpertiy to the Britith W. .ft In , lia Colonies. Lord and the other furviving Heroes of the glorious tzth of April, rthz. '('hanks to thE Statelliten and Warriors. who by their rut tions and hraiery bane procured us the W.:fling.; of Pace. •Lord Sheffield, the Ready Friend of the Welt India Dock Cantpany. Conifelity and Unanimity to the Imperial Kingdom of Great Psi :,in rid Ircland. Thanks to the: Klblemen and Gentlemen who have bd. auurul us with their company this day. 111 CONSTRUCTION OF THE WET mom, The Was are 29 feet deep, built round with brick work, five feet in thickness at top, and co vered with large square !tones as coping to the will. About two feet below the top is a groove in the brick work, about fix inches deep, and a foot wide, into which a timber is inferred to keep the !hip, from injuring, or being injured by the brick work. 84:ch are the Wet Dock., or rather the Wet D9ek at prefent, for there is only one iiniiited, the 1.17.;11 of Which is t 600 feet, and the width s ;y. That which is yet to be made will be of the fame but narrower by too feet. A magnificent entrance or gateway to the qnays is intended, with allegorical devices, and there will be a high wall round the whole, be ides a Roping ditch. The numbers of bottles for the refidenee of clerks and workmen will convert the marth in time into a town ; fo that London will really extend, from Paddington turnpike to Blackwell without any interruption whatever. It having been previoully known that the lir ft (hips were to enter yeflerday by the lrair of one o'clock, a great concourfo of perfons of all ranks attended. The water had been introdurel through lquare apeiture in the flood gates on Wedneiday, lo as .0 prevent thole who attended what may lax called lb: inauguration f the enttrinize, from waiting to‘• long a time. The docks were filled nearly to the height of the tide at high water on Thurfday. The tern. porary bridge, under which was the wooden bar ; ricade that refilled the water when the colfre dam broke, was taken away ; and over the 5; it fluice was erected a horizontal draculrike, on a new and improved plan. It divides in two in the middle, and each half moves off' horizontally on a pivot, bejng fupported in its horizontal poll:ion by an equal balance made in the part. themfi L.:es, and a circular ring' of . call iron, twelve feet in dia .meter, on which are rollers that are felions of cmcs, IV as naturally to move agreeable to the curvature of the circle, in a manner (imilar to that in which the roof of a windmill turns upon the walls. We had particular fatisfadian iu examin irg this bridge. There are two floodgates at the outer lock, be- • , teen the River and the Refervoir, and two mole between the Refervoir . and the Wet Deck. The floodgates all open inwards, to refift the prelittre of the water in the Docks when the tide k low. There are at each lock perpendicular windlaffes ,of caR iron, placed in Circular wells dug in the . ground s • and built round with brick and Bone, the purpofc of opening and (hutting the flood gates —thole are worked from abiwe by men ; the ropes which conned the whi Uaffes and, the gates being altogether under water. The' fiery pleating , and itnpreflive plot of G.:7n fitivo qrr'oVa rit - '11. ! , e Corp :ft CrerouP, at the ; Ropl Circits, Is attended cet lonic of th e . roott - rolignificent fenes we have witiwifed ; Uri bein.g *tore attranite by the fiVeTeirieg'4 REEVES mufic among theta the AthitralS*; the Fsad 'Of Battle, the - pterifive ma rine the `viOtlfieittnfli atterfitinthe boayd iiig.or the icbeck, with the • - fine sating or. Zoiada, its sir Ee k .; :arid the Taft &elle; the 'exiito. tint of the Cable of . the Four Towers, are rainy TolmCroo and the Triode ofßeset is alto in die le tib 411 /I m I