Star. — London, England, 1802-04-21 00:00:00

LONDON. WEDNESDAY. APRIL it. Lama lirssamssay,—Holiday at the Eschetitter,Stamp, and Ezeik Oates. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK 3 per C. Coal money, 77*—Ine May account. 713.1. Reduced 761 , 1-4 pirr Cest.ll— }t i per Cent. lost— Omnium to 4 COURSE OF C ANON. Antaerdatri, Io is 2U. Cadiz 371 effed. I Genoa 471 Dkto, at fight to so Madrid 34 paper I.ifbon 7 I Rotterdam, so so IU. Ditto 3 Med. Oporto 7i liamburgh 33 oat U. Mon eded . I Palermo 9 0 Aiwa 33 1 2f U. Leghorn So} peneeper oz. Cadiz 331 in paper Naples 44/ Dublin .-- Parib,l day's date, notb. done—Ditto 2 111 23 Ls lir. Bourdesuz 1 Uf 23 s 3 Vcnice, Sy Lines Picdi Effedtiyi per 11. flea The Hon. Mr. PIERPONT, with Mr. HUNTER, jun. a KING'S Meffenger, arrived at the Secretary of State's Of fice this morning, with the Ratification of the Definitive Treaty of Peace. Notice has been ;trued from the Public Offices, that on the evening of the day on which Peace is proclaimed, fuch perfons as are fo inclined, may illuminate, and begging nothing of the kind may be attempted before. By the Panics of Wm.'s Packet, in which Mr. PitsPorr came over, private letters have been received, tome of which report that all the emi grants, excepting only the Boulames, are to be allowed to return. We have received Paris Journals to the 17th inclufive. From the Moteitexr we have prefented our Readers with the Program of the arrange. =cut for the Reigioau Fete of Sunday hat !! What conneition can there poll - 11)1y be between the Chriftian Religion and fuch a farce ? Many of the men who a fhort time ago were with great pomp inftalling the Godefs of Reafon (perfonified by a Proftitute) in the Cathedral of Notre Dame, will be found among thole who now re.eftablifh what they call the Chriftian Worihip. Of a piece with this, is the plenary indulgence aged by the Legate of his Holinefs, which is to halt for thirty days I , The Duke of You arrived at his honfe in Port- nran-filoare, on Monday !aft from Rah. ' The Militia are certainly to be reduced on the 24th inft. A mcafure new and humane has been adopted by the prefect Commander in Chief, that of ameliorating the unfortunate fitnations of the fiek and Lane. A Circular Letter has been fent to the different Agents for Militia Regiments, in• forming them that “ the Adjutants (the only Of ficers remaining it jay after the reduction) are to take charge of all the men that are unable to march haw; that they are to fubfift them, and pro vide every medical aififtance, until they are able to march haw and that in the mean time their bills for what is wanted for that (ervice on their monthly eftimates are to be 'honoured by the Agents." Such conduit on the part of the Com mander in Chief refteits the higheft honour on his juflice and humanity, as in the ufual mode thofe unfortunate men were left without fuhfiftence or reliefof any kind. Yefterday the sloth Regiment of Foot, lately ar rived from Egypt, matched into Chelmsford Bar • racks from Chatham t--the soth are on their march for the lime nation. The firti divifion of. the Cambrian Fencibles, (Lord. Kix:PHOTON), have marched from Port cheller to Haverfordweft, use Briftok The ad will follow, fo as to arrive about the 3d of May. The Weft Middlefex having been quarterid at Shrewfbury for nine months pall, have a route to return to Uxbridge to be difembodied. From the route, as they march in three divikons,, they can. not arrive there untd the 28th, 29th, and 3oth iaftant. Monday five companies of the Eaft York mili tia, for come time pail quartered in Hull, marched from thence for Beverley, where the regiment is expeded to be difembodied on Saturday next. The royal invalids of the garrifon mounted guard on SandAy night, in their room, at the guard houfe. On Wednefday left, the firil divifion of the Northumberland militia, under the command of Colonel Rs so, marched into Newts&le from Hull. They were received on the bridge with joyous ac clamations hi. a great concourfc of people ; and at the head of Dean-fired, the Newcafile volunteers were drawn out, and fainted them with prefented arms. The officers of the volunteers afterwards dined with Colonel Rein, at Mr. Tula lei Inn, where the day was (pent with great conviviality and harmony. It is now nearly ten years fince the Northumberland regiment left their native county, in which time they have traverfed a con fitlerable part of England, and have every where teen dillinguilhed for appearance, difcipline, and behaviou r . Anotre ) r d divifion. arrived at New ..dile on Thurfday. They' are 'vetted to march in a day or two for Alnwick, to he difembodied. A letter from Vernwhefler, dated the s6th of April, fays, u A few days fince arrived a detach ment of the gallant 3oth Regiment, commanded by thlt veteran officer,Captain Pam? Van molt sc, who fo fignalty diftinguifhod himfelf for intrepidity and valour at Toulon, as well as in the late me movable anions in Egypt Another Detachment ender the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Lots near, it hourly expelled, who had the good for tune to command on the ever-memorable fortic on the 17th of Augult lag, when lets than goo of this ancient and gallant corps completely repulfed upwards of 700 of a chofen enemy, under the im mediate orders of General Mutsu in perfon, in hicli upwards of so men were killed and wound '-.--a-L._Lototottl the latter. Lieutenant MAN SCION CORN MARKBTS. M•R[•LAVE, APRIL Every article of Grain was this day particularly dull. No perfon would buy at the Prices men tioned in this Paper of Monday BR RADo•—•Yelltiday the LOl9 MAYOR, after ex am. • g the reports of the Mealweighers, ordered the price of Bread to continue at tod.the quartern loaf wheaten, and Bd. the quartern houfehold. The Hon. Sparicia Puma'. was on Monday re-eleded for Northampton. General LAWSON, Major BORTHWICR, Captains CURREY and Payne, Lieutenants Myna° and HoLcostss, alfo Mr. Commilfary STACK, and Lieutenant Commiffary LANE, have arrived at Portfmouth from Egypt, lall from Malta ; they are at prefcnt under quarantine. Yeflerday afternoon died. at his honk in Picca dilly, in the 45th year of his age, the Right Hon. the Earl of GUILDFORD. His Lordlhip *as mar ried to a daughter of Mr. Coons the Banker ; but his infant and only fon dying a few weeks ago, he is fucceeded in his elate and titles by his Bro. ther, the Hon. Lieutenant Colonel Fa ANCIS NORTH, now Earl of GUILDFORD. The late GeneralADßANa was, for a great many years, in the fituation of Groom of the Bedcham ber to his MaJISTY, and always made it a point to attend the duty punflua•ly. His Regiment, the 45th, we undcrltand, is to be given to the gallant General Corms, who is at prefent Colonel Com mandant of the 17th font, and which will of courfe be a nugatory appointment on the reduflion of the 3d additional battalion. The death of Lord Patratasynww makes a Ira. cam) , in Parli.tment for the City of Winchefter. The intcrett upon which his Lordihip came in upon v: t ts heretofore in Mr. Pew Tom, whore family hal been formerly reprefentatives for that city, daring many fucceffive Parliaments. On Mr. Perrot.; retiring from pnblic bufinefs, he fold both his mantionlinufe and his eftate round Winchefter to Sir HENRY ST. JOHN MILDM•Y, who has the next nomin4tion. On Thurfday, upwards of boo French prifoners failed from Liverpool for France; the remainder, about 400, failed on Saturday and Sunday. A worthy Alderman. on hearing his name vo ciferated by a Lady, who applied to him for pro tedion, neatly replied, in the words of CASAR, in SHAKEST[Aas's play, " Who is it in the prefi that calls on me ?" The Parliament Houfe of Ireland, we are told, has been p trchafed for forty thoufand pounds— the cheapelt purchafe of the liad ever made! In confequ.:nce of the entire difufe of Rays, whale-bone, which has fold as high as sat per ton, will not now fetch 601. We have received feveral letters from anonymous,' correfpondents refpeaing the Lady and the Shark, at Surinam: but till we have good authority for the marvellous Rory therein contained, we mutt confider the whole as a bits I It is Paid that Mr. Sli RRIDAN is writing a Farce upon the new Theatrical Entertainments. The Mayor and Magi hates of Portfmouth have adopted a meatnre, which in its nature is truly laudable and humane. They have ordered hand bills to be printed and circulated,affuring every per fon keeping a honfe of public entertainment, that their licence will be inflantly taken away, fhould ' the kali complaint be made by any feamen or ma rines of their being robbed in fuch honk, without they can produce the moll fatisfaktory proof of not being concerned, or having any knowledge of the theft committed. The Duchefs of Yoe' had a Seleft Mufical Party, a few evenings flue, at her houfe at Bath. Mrs. BlLL:sort:la Tung feveral favourite airs, ac companied on the piano -forte by the celebrated Mr. Hs MMAL, and on the violia by Mr. Socoman. About fifty of the firft people of dininftion were prefent. • LOILDHAMPOWSENTBITAIIIIItir.--vn Latter Sunday, Lord . HARIPDEN gave his-annual Dinner to a large party of the Nobility, and in the even ing entertained his vifitors with a radical &aft, as novel as it was gratifying; the Pfalms for the day were daunted in the Cathedral ftyle, by a filed Choir, fucceeded by various pieces, per formed on the organ, at intecvals by Meffis. CHARLIS and SAN U L l ikratlLFT did Mr. M. COOKE, who alternately delighted their audience by vari ous kinds of excellence: next followed the foblime compofitions (confifting chiefly of Anthems) of PURCILL, BLOW, Comas. Kairr, and Game, which were eaquifitely Tung by Meffrs. }loess, CAR NARY, ELLIOTT. WILSH, MAfterS PARR as and SMITH. Of foreign Profeffors the Public can pro perly judge, by the great rewards beftowed on their labours; but, in the prefent inflance, none but natives were admitted, who, by their united (kill, juftified the loud plaudits of all prefent, and left no room to deplore the abfence of Italian per formers. We hope to fee this rational plan of Sacred Mute, (elated from the fira-rate Engin Compofers, become the prevailing tafte among the firft circles. How greatly the Noble Vifitors were gratified, may be conceived, by their defire to have the fame Entertainment repeated on Sun day next; and we hear Lord HAMPDIN intends to comply with their requeft. The nun:Ant:lion of the Berfi foes table has pro duced a revolution in the arrangement of the hof pitable board. The Lady of the houfe, who ufed to fit at the bred, now fits at the tw ; and the Mat ter, who Well to fit at the fast, has now to make choice between the two keels of the Paid hot* (hoe. PARISIAII FAIIIIONfterhe turban is greedy on the decline; out of fifty that were worn a few days ago, not more than fix are now to be teen. A pro fufion of flowers, fometimes in the foim of crowns, and fometimes of half garlands, is now employed in the decoration of the head. The veils, placed • in a flat (nape, are tied with a fingle ribbon, the ends melting at the top. Nearly two-thirds of the women of falhion wear their own hair, or wigs) la Tina. In half dyefs, ftraw hats with , high crowns, and turned up before, have been lately introduced. *Their colour , which was at SPOAVNG INTELLIGENCE. . A TIMI MATCN.—Yefterdv morning at five o'clock Mr. SHAW fct off from Barton to London, ' to decide a wa'er he had male of woo guineas, that he would ride on horfeback the above di fiance, which is 171 miles, in twelve fucceffive hours. As many confiderahle bets were depending, crowds of people lined the road along which he had to pats to fee the arduous undertaking. Mr. SHAW arrived at Shoreditch Church at half pal' three o'clock in the afternoon, being an hour and a half within the time, and having had in the comic of the journey fifteen changes of horfes.— Finding himfelf much fatigued on his arrival, he took Come refrefhment at the Vine, in Bifhopfgate• flreet, and fhortly after retired to refl. DUBLIN, APRIL 17. Yefterday a very interefting race was run in the Phoenix Park, by Mr. Heaves chefnut bode and Mr. &Trusses grey mare, both rode by the owners, three rounds of the Fifteen Acres. The odds before ftarting were five to four on Mr. BAT• TERM'S mare ; at the pot five to four on the horfe. The bets were numerous, and to a large amount.—After a very (porting and well rode race, Mr. HENRY'S horfe came in fiat. WMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. TUESDAY. APRIL 20, 1802. The Firft Clafs of the Oatland Stakes of sop. each, h, ft. to run from the D. I. Mr. Lord's Lignum Vita, 4 yr. old, Sit 41b. Mr. Wbaley's Wilkes, 3 yr. old, 6it. D. of Grafton's Penelope, 3 yr. old, yit. a alb. - 3 Mr. Howarth's Ct ippeoham, 5 yr. old, Sit 41b. Mr. Delme's Sar pcite, 4 yr. old, lift alb. Mr. Ladbroke's Mrrianne, 3 yr. old, 711. Mr. Hensing's brother to Sir Sidney, 3 yr. oki, 611. t alb. Mr. Loekley's Attainment, 3 yr. old, 6ft. Mb. Mr Durand's Jack Chance, 3 yr. old, 6ft. 61b. Mr. Elow's gr. e. by Potlos, out of Brighton Belie, 3 yr. old, 6ft. 61b. - - pd LA Graham's Squire Teazle, 3 yr. old, 7ft. 31b. pd Sir H. T. Vane's Rolla, 4 yr. old, Mt roll. - pd The judge could place only three- Four to i agit. Lignum Vitz ; 3 to I agft. Pe nelope; 6 tot agft. Surprife ; 4 to t agft. Mari anne. Sweepftakes of wogs. each, for colts and fillies then riling three yrs. old, colts carrying Bft. 41b. fillies Bft. R. M.. D. of Grafton b. e. by Pocks, out of filter to Seagull a Sir C. Banbury's b. t Julia, by Wltlikey, out of Glantefs Sir F Standiges brother to Spread Eagle 3 Grehesor's ch. f. by John BuU, out of Maid of an Work pd Five to a agft. D. of Grafton's b. c.--t itoB on Brother to Spread Eagle. Sweepftakes of wogs. each, h. ft. Bft. 31b. Acrofs the Flat. Mr. Sitwell's be. e. Pippeline, by Sir Peter, out of Rally a I Sir H. Willismfon's e. by Sir Peter, bought of Sir H. Hogh- t on - - . - a Mr. Dawfon's c. by Coriander, out of imperatriz Pa Six to 4 on Pippeline. Mr. Payne's f. by Buzzard, out of Yarico, Bft. beat Mr. Dawfon's December, Bft. 341 b. Two yr. old Courfe, toogs. It. ft.-6 to 4on Buzzard. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAL—WIND N. E . DV& • Dublin, I Llama, o Waterford, o French, PLYMOUTH, APRIL :9. Came in the SurmaArs, of 14 guns, Captain NISIIAN, from a cruize.—Sailed the Lervrtwc;of 28 guns, Capt. ROTN2tHIII4 with difcharged fea men for Greenock, and other parts of Scotland.— Came in the Mary Ann, BLata, from Riga, bound to Lilbon, laden with hemp. All the French Pri foners who were confined at this port have failed for different ports of France, to the number of 3100 : the La of them left this port this afternoon with a fair wind.—Came in from a cruife the Ra- VOLUTIOVAII t of 44 guns, Capt. blua RAT ; and the Sr. F 1012112 09 Or4o guns, Capt. PArsasou. —Sailed the SUMIANTI, of 14 guns, with dif charged failors. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL so. This day arrived the Zephyr, Capt. Etamtay, from the Straits, left from_Li&n; alfo the Alert, —, from the Cape of Good Hope, out 120 days, &on of provifions.—Sailed the Ocean. Captain J. Morn°, for the River; and Nancy, Fors; Lay, for Shields. The Caßor and Mag net tranfports, with troops, dropt down to St. Helen's this day. SHEERNESS, APRIL so. Arrived his. Majefly's fhip Natsuz ! of 98 guns, from Portfrnouth ; and the HOUND floop of war, from a cruik after fmugglers. A lame kip is in fight, bearing up for thi Nor., fuppofed to be the GLORY. of 98 guns,. from Portfmouth.—Sailed the Aorysts floop of war, with difcharged felt men for the North of England ; and the Locus'. gun-brig, with foreign feamen to be put on board the Moo frigate lying at. Spithead, which is to convey them to their refpeftive Countries.—Sailed alfo the ALIZANDRIA fur Chatham, to be paid off. The Blazer, Haßy, Tearer, Sparkler, Viper, and Acute gun-veffels, and the Wolf and Scourge Dutch boys, are paid off, and their crews dif charged. The Vlieter, Alcefte, Alliance, and Redoubt floating-batteries; Boreas flop-flip; and Raifm, Shannon, I'Unite, and Daphne frigates; and Spanker hofpital fhip, arc ordered to be fold. YARMOUTH. APRH. I 9. This morning failed his Majeßy's !hip Br. ts• N SIM, of 74 guns, Capt. Bov [R e for Portfmotith, l to be paid off. The Admifal has' this morning hoilled his flag on board the Vara It AN, of 64 gun c, Capt. Dicesom.—Paffed by tha Nonsocu, of 64 guns, from Whitebooth Roads, where the has been Rationed tome months; on her way to the Nore to be paid off; alto the Canutt armed brig, and Ta tat. cutter, for the fame definition and purpofe. This morning two cartels arrived here with French prifoners from Lynn &mad to Dunkirk, the wind coming round they faikd arida. -AssigeiLliti DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. To the Mercury, f.,r the capture of Vic Spa . .taith (Sip cl San Joce, a diflributioa will he made .on board the M.:rcu: I, on her arrival in port. To the Argo, for the recapture of the Jane packet, and the capture of Mark Imuile, a thitribujou will be made at Wool wich, previous to her being paid LE To the fame !hip, for the capture of the Virgin de los De lores, a dlitnbution will be made at rye fame plice. To the fame (hip, fur thc capture of tit , Sautes TerCri frigate, a diltribution will be made at the fame place. FROM I.LOYD's i IST. DrAL, Aram ao.--Yefterday Admiral Lu•rwrnce fins& his Sag on board the St. Alban. roan of war, which is faii s ai for the ::ore to be paid off.—Wind GRAVESRND, APRIL 2o.—Paffed by the Arran,—, from Bengal; Julius, AUTHORN, from St. Kirt's ; Jacob. from Malaga; Hamilton, HARIIhON, from Medina; Gr ff Von Bernitoff,—, from Smyrna; Itty, lox Es, from Z-int ; Hope and Anchor, from Norway; awl Morning, from 011end...—Sailed the Piimrofe, Beat, for Hatr.baroh Choice, Cr.wax, for St. Kitts; la Reins Lnuifa de Pi ula, WYMOSt, for Madeira; Jenny, —, tor Guerofey; Vrow Mar g cca a , —, for Rouen; Jalhow Feima, J.tmsi-N, for St. Vallery ; and Vrow Gertfe, Hooa, fbr Amitcniam. ARRIVED. At Dover—Ambrofe, Harvey, from Cadiz ; Margaret. Grif fith. from St. Michael's; Pully, Eldred, from Liihon ; &Ltd Thomas, Martcr, from Trinidad. At Southwriiill--Tbantes, Linden, from Hamhurgb. At Clyde—Peggy. Boag, from Virginia; Fame, Forma, from Lifboo ; and Hero, Fleck, from St. Kitt's. At Dublin—Flora, Hughes, from Antigua; and Fame, Pratt, from Bolton. At Newry—Martin, Clark, from N-w York. In the Creek..—Durothy, Willis, from the coaft of Spain ; and Elizabeth, Saline, from Gibraltar. At Bremen—Kent, Card, from London. In the Deems—Julius, Authorn, from St. Kitt's. At Liverpool—Felicity, Reed, from Iburdzaux. At Malaga—Refolution, Gros; and Vii;ilant, Swedmon, from Hull At Oporto--Ceres, Smith, from Lynn. At Lifbonßrothers, Atkinfon, from Hull. GLASGOW TONTINE LIST. Hope, Glisten, h arrived at Janstica, from the Clyde. Enterprife, Carnerom, in the Clyde, from Nafrau. Wafhinf ton, Norrice, in ditto, from Savannah. Mores Lill, Patenfon, in ditto. from New Orleans. haperlment, Geld, at Havannab, from Nsffau. HULL, APRIL 19. The Blenheim, Wass,. sa, and Hunter, GROAT, Of and from Hull, for Davis's Straits ; and Ifa bells, Ct.sac, of Neweaille, for ditto, arrived at at Stromnefs the 27th March. The Prince of Brazil, CAMMELL, failed from Lifbon for Alicant, on the 17th ult. The May Flower, Captain WILLS, failed from Rochefort for Yarmouth Roach, Hull and /%4w caale, the 4th init. The William and Ann, KELLY, from Leith, for Davis's Straits, returne d to the harbour of Strom nefs, after having been nearly one hundred leagues to the weftward of Orkney, very leaky, having at one time fix feet water in the hold. The Raith, Captain ktoas, returned in company with her, but the Royal Bounty kept the fea when the other two veffels bore away for the harbour of Scromnefs.— About 21 Blips for the fishery at Davis's Straits and Greenland,remained at Stromnefs wind-bound, on the 29th ult. all nearly ready to proceed to fea firit fair wind. Tuefday afternoon, the brigantine William and Henry, SUTHEKLAND, of Berwick, from Memel, in going into Shields harbour, in a high fea, got upon the Herd land, where the kept beating in a very dangerous fituation. The crew hoifted a fignal of difiree l / 2 and immediately the Northumberland life-boat was launched, and manned with a Idea crew of South Shields pilots, who boldly and tkil. fully pulled through the heavy breakers, and loon reached the Blip. In getting the crew into the boat, fhe !hipped Tome water, but without diffi culty brought them all on (bore. The invention of this boat is moll admirable, as it is now found from experience, that thould the boat be filled with water, the is Readier and more governable in a broken fea. The (hip is expefted to be got off. The Jafon, CHADEAYta, of New York, for this port, with tar, turpentine, flour, and flares, is wrecked at. Shetland. The atft ult. a large fhip, raid to be the Swan, of Liverpool, for the Baltic, was driven on fhore and went to pieces on the ifland of Stroma, in Pentland Frith ; all the crew Paid to be favedex. icept three. The Commiffioners of the river Wear are about to conftruit a new light.houfe on the outer-end of the North Pier, at Sunderland, which will be t. f much greater utility to vefrels ufing that port than the prefent light. It is intended to contift of hewn freeftone•houfe, with an oaagonal bare, i s feet in diameter, and 70 feet high, and will be furnifhed with a large reflecting lamp. The Americus Packet, Bernard, from Cadiz for New York, I was (poke with on the t ath of February, off Bermuda, in di& trefe, and bearing away for the Weft Indies. The Therefa, King of PhiladAphia, is loft on the emit of . - Guinea, and aft the ciew . The Lucy, Fenny,' from Nantes, Is drove on more at Salt Houfsßeasa, America. The Elizabeth, Low, of Hull, Is loft on Memel Bar ; one boy drowned by upfetdng of the boat ; the reft of the crew raved. The Be&T Caine', Johnfon, from London to St. Kitts, Dan been on more an Chichefter Shoals, and flnee carried Into llazatpte, leaky. 'the Trivet, i3ray, from Neweaftle to St. Kitts, that was on on the Sitlaerlei, is got olt and once put into Torbay. The Eqie, from Gibmltai, for Malta, fou6dcr -1 at fea. The Brutes, &own ; Ulyffes, and Vole's, Cnolt, from Salem for Europe, are drove on fhore on Cape Coll ; the two former are loft, but the latter expeeted to be-got off. FROM LA FORTUNE'S JOURNAL (PRIVATE SHIP Of MAO, SINCLAIR lIALCRAW, ESQ. : COSINANDER. " Rio ]andro Harbour, February 3, t Soz. Caine into this harbour the Atlas, R. Brooks, eonindt-fhlp, out nine weils from Cork, all welL " Fes. 4.—Came into the harbour of Rio Janeiro, the Her cules, Captain L. Betts, con ; failed from Cork No vember aB, xliot. De cember 28, the conviets rore and i at tempted to take the thip, but were repulfed with the lufa of 12 killed. and to wounded, two of whom are fince dead, si TUESDAY, it/lAICK 26.—At it A. M. law three large ihlps,cuse a line of battle ibip,a frig ite s and a brig bearing. N. N. E. Rearing to the W. S. W. they hoifting Dutch colours at lull oft tt, the brig and frigate suede faille* us, hove about head to the fouthward, at one P. M. the brig bore up and we *bit drip head to the northward, at half pelt see, paced the frigate about one and a half mile to the windward, perceived the had hauled her Dutch colours down sad bellte t lfFrench, when de bore away for the fleet. let. st, t 6, loo m 36 deg. W. ft. " MONDAY. Yes. 11.—At three P. Mcfell in with the De Wide vas, captain jam Oil Det Latent:co, nut to weeks I-•