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breakin; .s the collateral continua that settled corn secondary Commis- and appellants or Bednore, • doc at ' ....en....... e .. - '''.`..." -, . • • ••., loadoo, merchant. • •- s WIIITISALIOIOVIIMIER" le. BANKRUPT& - . 1 . . At a Coriucil Masher thiedolf. Peen the all of Cane Th e s e• m u d, kw ente e eenetor•aniet, woolhendmper, to sae- ogf, Lore_preetdent i _Duketif Meeleme, Lord Stewead, .eneeker nth histent,,Dec. J, and Jowl, at Die o'clock, at ffirshoh.to. Vixen& Melville, Vientiane Oindliall, London . 'Attorney. Ilk. Puna. stew, Loden. ' ' *'' ' Sidn ututh . P iaht -t :l tZ_, _. .._ . 4ll2a f ili F 1101110 ',,,,„ . _ 5i Robert Pollock the elder, and James Pollock, of Wakefield. • e Sai nt ' Sir 3.°14 ffluituu b mr • tel ni nw ar.w • tan nomalmet Yorkshire, woolstaplers, 24th inst. Dec. 1, and Jan. e, at 1 • ' Lord Chief pires't .-' ~. - - .- ! en, at Guildhall, Attorney, hin G. J. Patty, s, . . whereas to . ..,' , • .••. ' ' th e ter Lincoln ' s-inn NewomLonden. arwickshire, haberdasher • • • the • 'lt gur s iggik i. William Allard, late of sham, W . , . .... of j e e t h o esobe, 4. ••• .' en ads et o m to and hosier, Dec. 3, at six, 4, and Jan._ 9, at eleven, a t the `. ri.., s ea beeemenecenare, . . 44 ' . ‘•.*: ' Iseekweig ' . Rob Hotel, in Leamington - Priers . Attorney, mr. carna ' , is is thereupon this day ordered , - Resit la tie g tier , Hales-Owen , Salop. ' ''• and Evening Prayers, in thdffiidedte WA eshanpleWebe John Dawson, now or late of Holbeck, in the parish of Leeds, ' '•• Public Sees ice as well in the odeAleleal Olkos as in ditiWair Yorkshire, clothier , Dec. 91, 22, and Jan. 2, at eleven, at Jf Common P rayer, whore the Itoyel Fassay is to b e . the Court-house, toed ' s. .Attornies, Messrs. Lamberts d , Tay. i particularly prayed for, the following &mend shall be ob- tar* illd , DOI"' 2, G ra r a 1116:11Vare, London, an d Mr . i _ a served, v i z , .. eeete Heyal Highnestes George PAS" of Wales, .. the Princess of Wales, and all the Renal Permily.“ . 4. And it is further ordered, that m * 44l*. a ekolesseen, thane Badderley, of Nottingham, grocer, 30th Init. Dec. Is and •1 -an. il, at twelve, at the Punch Howl, Nottingham. Atter- -1 Pr ayer be y from henceforth printed , bat wit h Ws emoodnemt ; nits/ --Mr • Fearnheae, Nottingham, and Messrs Hurd and ' " 4'7 ' . an d be that in the mean time, till copies of sods edition Maybe led, Janson, Temple, Lendoeu • • P.. all Persians, 'scars, and Curates, within this realm. do (for ere- enting of mistakes), with the pen, correct mad amendoll enish" ' Zdyrud • Pea yen in their Church Books, according to the ell_ horses, 24th inst. Dec S. and Jan. Eat eleven, at Watson, late of Withers , Linoolnshire. corn-dealer aed dedaren . Guilffitall, London. Attorney, Mr. Roberta, Great Saint ~.,. non ; and for the better notice, hereof , that tits _he Melon's, London. . '• • forthwith printed and published, and sent to the several. Parishes, Rotherhithe-Wall, Bermondsey, John Allen and John Ware, of Dec 5, and Jan. 9, at . and that the Right Reverend the bishops do take care trot sue, Surrey . oil and enbannen , nth dience be paid to the same accordingly . " ' tweive,at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Ms. Towers, Castle- , (Silted) CHETWYND. . street, Felconentore. In puroance of an Act passed in the tenth year of her late John Hewitt, of Wffitecroanstreet,, St. Luke's, Middlesex, due- -1 Majesty Queen Aane, and of another Act passed in the thirty- and J 9 at eleven, at second year of his present Majesty, wherein provision is made coal 11 : 1 : c • fl ia at renn t. :; ,$)dr, ' Williaal a°. le, 15, ' for praying for the Royal Family in that part of Great Britain Ineeee . Red Lim' nue. ' called Scotland fit is hereby ordered In Council, that hencefOrth - Har riett Dednett, of street, Gray's Inn-lane, cow-keeper 1 every Minister and Preacher shall, in his respective Chu! ,•11, and dealer in milk, 28th lest. Dee. 1 , end Jan. 2, at Gaild- hall. An & event , and Wood, ornies, Messrs. Cha pman . . veal, i Congregation, or Assembly, pray in express words, " for his - Little St . ..Thostias Apostle, London . Ween ' lgnme Lancashir , ehin .,...... Dec. Most Sacred lidajesty King George, their Royal Highnesses _ o George Prince of Wales, the Princess of Wales, and all the Th_7 ., as a ll n. t ll iants .an.... , of • e iverp , ool_ . ,_ . _ _ . e z.__ ... =,...._ ...t., Royal FanlY..--".whieli all perm" "'pruned are hereby re- a stafi ' ordlfre. z A u ttorn i 7es en , h i ir l i ul li e erri u tZe w , H alaa attor4 i ar N d=n, Lon. gained to sake soder, and govern themselves accordingly. • ' 1 1 '- ' (Signed ) . CHET W Y ND. Rt, ADMIRALTY OFFICE, NOVEMBER so. Ron iah-- doss and Mr. Ward, Buralem, Staffordshire. Edwa;4l Dixey, of O xford - street, Middlesex, optician, 28th inst. l' and Dec. 1, at eleven , and Jan. 2, at tea, at Guildhall. Loa- and•l Fi - neu the Prince Re s tnt e "tint In the ' num don. Attorney, MrAbraham, Great Masiboroogh-stmet. on the behalf es his Majesty , does not requite that the GS- Henry Jervis, of Tottenham Court.road, Middlesex, cabinet,. errs of the Fleel should wear any other mourning (Liebe present maker and upholsterer , 28th Inst. Dec. 5, and Jan. 2, at melancholy occasion, with thuie undress nnikens, than black eleven, Gu i l e ful ' , aw. Attorney , Mr. ye M u th. crapevon their left arms, bats, and swerd,knots ; nor with their dale, bnywoo.ivere. dress " thrum ' than black gloves, and black crape's on their l e f t James Mackay, of W arwickotreet, Golden-square, saddler and arinseless, sod sword knots; except at Coot, when they are to : wear alio black waistcoats, blotches, suseliings, and buckles : But- nor that the Offices of the Ro - pl Marines deladd wear any other 'P ' - mourning with their uniforms, than black =apes en their left . . , hats. and mod-knots • except on duty, when they are to also black gloves, and Ilse sash covered with black, black . et rilieous, an bl ack crape scarfs over their right shoulders; and eicept at Court, when they are to wear black crapes on their • . t alliS, bats, and sword-knots, black crape scarfs over their . I right shoulders, and black waistcoats, breeches, stockings, and • buchles...l"he drums of the Royal Marines are to be covered With black, and a black crape is to be hung from the pike of the 'visional colour staff. (Signed) J. W. CROKER. HORSE-GUARDS, NOVEMBER 20. 94th inst. Dec. 1, and Jen. It, at ten, at Guild- haß, London. Attorney, Mr. Dawson. S aville place, Bur- h li a n rn gt es"n on-str a e h et e . r, John Whitford, late of Mark Horse yard, High Hoibern coach- smith, 24th inst. Dec. 8, and Jan. 2, at eleven , at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Abraham, Great Marlborough-street. : Thomas Jacomb Lancaster, of Cateatonetreet, merchant, 24th inst. and Dec. 6, at twelve , and Jan. 2, at one at Guildhall. Anomie', Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maple. , Pease , and Hunt, Frederick's place , Old Jewry. Henry Horner, Leeds, merchant , Nov. 24, Dec. S, and Jen. 2, at ten, at Guildha ll , London. Attorney , Mr. Luttrell, Temple-place, Blackfelars-road. William Deane, late of Broadoreet. Ratcliffe, commornbeswer, t His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, acting in the name, Dec. 1,3, and January 2, as twelve, at Guildhall. Attar- and on the behalf of kis Majesty, does not require that the Officers '.nies, Messrs. Clarke and Glarke, Little St. Thomas Apostle of tle• ArMy should wear any other mourning with their uniforms, .. ._ r en the present melancholy occasion, than black crape overthe or- THE EVENING STAR. saihental part of the cap or hat, the sword-knot, and oa the left • .. with the following exceptions, viz. ' - - Officers on•duty are to wear bla ck gloves, black crape over the . LONDON. i ornamental part of the cap or hat, the sword-knot, and on the left , I 1 l '• 4 , arm ; the cash covered with black crape ; o black gorget ribband; n a black crape scarf over the right shoulder. The drums are to be covered with bract, and black crape is obe hung from the pike of the colour-staff of infantry, and from THE FUNDS. the standard-staff and trumpets of cavalry PRICED, STOCJIII THIS DAT AT TWELVE 0 . 40L0:g : . When Officers appear at Court in their uniform, they are to s per Cent. Reduced NOVEMBER 28, 1818. 76i 77-•-q per Ct. Cons. 771+ i wear black crape over the ornamental part of the cap or hat, the 0311.3. for Ac. 77ii -S 0 ner Ct. 86i-4 per Ct- 95 95i • sword-knot, and en the left arm • a black crape over the riga& 5 „,...• • new. Navy shoulder ; blackwaisicoat i breecies, stockings, and buckle& r•••• 108 10/4-India Bonds 86 87 _ pre. S? b By conunaad of His Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chtee, 011illiliali discount.--Exchequer Bills 19 20 pre. HARRY CALVEMT, Adjutant-General. _..... - • . , ' • 4 MILITARY PROMOTION& ' . The. Paris Papers Of Thursday, and mails from i . IP/Alt.-OFFICE, NOVEMBER 21, 1818. Hamburgh, Holland, and Flanders, with letters , . ? 11th Regiment of Light. Dragooons-Brevet Lieutenant-Colo- .. _ nelliiehard =puts to be Lieutenant - Colonel, without pur. from Ai x -ta- , s...oapeUe, to the 19th instant, arrived in chase; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel James Bouc.hier ttebe Mae the course of yesterday:- Among the leading a. ecles jor, vice Diggers. To be Captains of Troops, without purchase... Captain Stephen‘ o f their contents, which we subjoin, the most im- -1 White. from half-pay , 1 9th light Dragoons; Captain James .portdnt are, a notification of the postponement of the 1 , Daher ! y. from half-pay of the 11th Light Drag .vice BouchiL. . 13th Ditto-Colonel Theophilus ritzier, from the 22d Light , meeting of the French Chamber of Deput i es ti ll Dragoons, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase.; Lieu. ~, . _ the 10th of December, and an account of the breaking , . tenant John Major te be Captain a a Troop, without pur. up or the C ongress at Aix-la-Chapelle. Betides the • chase; Lieutenant John Horatius Maitland, from halt ay of evacuation of the trench territory, with its collateral the Regiment, to be Lieutenant. vice John !Dailies Irving, . pecuniary arrangements, and the revival or continua- who exchanges, receiving the difference; AssisuinteSergeon Duncan M.' rigor, from the 22d Light Dragoons, to be As. tion of the Quadruple Alliance, it is observed, that i • sistant-Surgeon, vice Henry Hart, wise retires upon the half- pay of the 22d Light Dragoons. ... the Congress has not formally or definitively settled r iIL 7 15th Ditto-Surgeon John Easton, from the 47th Foot, to be any other political question. In this respect the Se- Surgeon, vice Ridsdale, who exchanges. , . 45th .0.--Brevet Major Charles Synge, from the 20th Light vercigns have, it is probable, adopted a more com- •• Eingione, to be Major, by purchase, vice Ellis, who retires. modious plan, by handing over subjects of secondary r i 26 2111229eanesie.asereet Foot-Lieuten a nt-Colonel n n a l n ate o Ce l ea le j t e rg oo je r i dae l ato L, l , l t : moment, and of less immediate urgency, to Commis- ips Lisoteseet-Celooel,vice Graham whoexcbanges. sioners specifically . intrusted with their management. velt Ditto-Paymaster William Adair M'Dougall, from the half- ' pay of the Iffith Foot, to be Paymaster, vice Justine Brenan, PARIS, NOVEMBER 19. who exchanges; Quarter - Master Luke Lambert, from half- " Loots, &c. pay of the 14th Foot, to be Quarter-Master, vice John Hogan, "1. The opening of the Session of the two Chambers Is post- who ' exchanges. . ,• potted to the 10th of December next. I , 12th Dint:J....Ensign Robert Carew, from half-pay of the 15th , la L Thi s don shall b e inserted is the Bulletin of the Foot, to be Ensign, vice Jonathan Priestly, who exchanges. Laws.-Thuileries. Nov. 18. (Signed) "LOUIS. . li 4 47th Ditto-Surgeon George Ifichelale, fmm the 15th Light Dragoons, to be Surgeon, vice Easton, who exchanges. 'The Grand Duke Constantine left Paris early yes- r, • Seth Ditto-Captain William Alesnreler Craig, from the 68th terdav morning, Foot, to he Captain of a Company, vice Thomas Chapman, - • who retires upon the half-pay of the 68th Foot. A Council of Ministers was held yesterday, un der 47th Ditto-Assistant-Surgeon Hebert Untie, H. D. front the the resident py of the king, which lasted four hours. sed Light Dragoons, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Kenny.. I t • promoted. ~, • • 09th Ditto-Lieutenant Jamcs Alderson Bailey. from half. pay The Royal Court gave judgment yesterday, in the appeal of MM. Chevalier and Renaud, Editors of the of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Edward Sproule, who 4 exchanges, receiving the difference. Bigiotheque Historique against the judgment in First 71st Ditto----- Connor, Gent. to be Ensign, withoutpur- , chase...alse illacdousall, deceased. , . Instance, which condemned them to sit months in - 72d Ditto-Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Felix Calvert, Kent lirisontnent and 3000 francs fine, for seditious cad the sad Foot, to be Lientenant-Culonel, by purchase, via calizennious passages in their work. The appellants • - Leitch, who retires. • Royal Wen Indian , Ear gers-Ensign Charles Richard Fox, did not appear and the Court confirmed the judgment. . from theBsth Foot, to be Lionecasit, by purchase, vice Ram- tay, who retires. Letters from Rochfort, of the II th November, any, - erAVL • that the expedition for China, under the command of '., 1 Lieu t e nant - Colonel 11. C. E. Vernon Graham, from the second Captain phi. i tbert, only waits for a favourable wind F uo t,. to be Inspecting Field-Officer of the Militia in the lonian Islands, vice Jordan,who exchanges; Samuel Wiwi, to set sail. That for the Senegal is actively 'prepat. Eaqteraate.Parmaster itinget. Detac rict. hments at Liverpool, to be . Pay - ing - . Other expeditions, of which the object has not mu of a Recru Dist } 1 lIIIIKORANDA. as yet been o ffi cially announced, but which, it is sup- The name of Surgeon Thomas Cartan, appointed to the eth nosed ' are intended to take out lupplies to the An- Foot, on 25th September, 1519, should have thaletters M. D. . • affixed to it. tales, Bourbon, and Pondicherry, prove that the Go- Thea s l l en determined cyS a heb G to o g ol i a v m e to m 26th Foot, is to bear date the 6th May, 1812, but is not allowed ' much activity as circumstances will permit. ' ' : P iiiiiiii; leV .;;;;;;;l s s;;; l s il : vin::::::::: ; cancelled. u the iden7v ari ek ne ill or as sub-delegate of his Highness the Nabob of Bednore, me Commission of Staff-Surgeon Edward Doughty tato bear accompanied by his Secretary Meer Saheb,. his doe- date 4th April, 1809, but he is not to be allowed ell receive aey fellow half-pay for a back period. for Mr. Ramsay, and a numerous suite, arrived a! Commission in the Bedfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry, ai r ed b y Marseilles on the 6th November on board the Eng- the • the Lord Lieutenant of COunty of Bedford. , John Eagles, Genn to be Cornet. lish ship Ajar. After terminating 'his quarantine his ... DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. Excellency will come to Paris, in order to proceed to 'll ''''. The Barrow, Diomede, Romulus, aid Named*, for the , Herman, the 27th inst. and recalled every Monday and Friday, London. Ile came from India by the Red Sea, Suez, , . or three months, at No. 95, Fleet-street. and Aksaneria. No Indian Prince has been seen in I - The Barrow ; for the El St. Imo, Surveyor,' Emily, Govcr- oar , and Star, the 27th inst , mad recalled every Monday and Friday for three months , at No. 95, Reet-street. was in that year the son of the famous Tippoo Seib Prance since 1788.; for it may be recollected , that it . . , . ...1 , .. .' i s " • • , • . . \ • - \ . •,, Eng his to n religion, 'Om is n is that of the that is to say, a copper ci His suite are the same colour. The secretary, and the doctor, speak several languages. His manner of living is entirely conformable to Asiatic customs : for in stance, he never sleeps until a servant has for a cer tain-time been employed in tickling his toes. By the accounts from Albi, every thing is pre paving there for a new trial respecting the murder of M. Fualdes, which was expected to commence on the•l4.th. But this process is far from exciting such interest as the first on she satne subject did. The act of accusation of the three persons accused, named' Coxstans, Yesce, and Bessiere-leynac, has just been published. These parties are charged -with being accomplices in the murder, or with having had a knowledge of the crime. Constans, formerly Com missary of Police, is in particular accused of having fnvoured the assassination by the influence which his place afforded, or having neglected to investigate it, or having endeavoured to remove the traces of the crime. AIX-LA-CHAPELLE, NOVEMBER 12. M. Schreiben, Plenipotentiary of the Purchasers of Westphalian Domains, presented a ...Memorial to Congress, vehicN,„it is -said, was favourably re ceived by the Allied Monarchs. It is asserted that a Commission will be established to examine and judge these matters, and that it will be held at Frankfort. Baron de Humboldt is spoken of as the Prussian Commissioner. Prussia has entered into a special agreement with the hbuse of Hope and Baring, by virtue of which she obtains her quota, previously to the period stipu lated in the new convention by the four Powers. iNovaluszn 15. —lt is said, that the business tol Istich the Ministers of Prussia and Austria have de voted themselves during the last few days, relates speciallf to the political situation of the Jews, who are spread over Germany. It is thought that the con dition of the German Israelites will be ameliorated. Novistann 17.—0 n the 14th, between four and five p. m. all the Monarchs met at Prince Harden burg's, probably to sign the Acts of the Congress.— The day before yesterday there was a grand farewell dinner at the Palace of the Emperor.of Austria, who left Aix-la-Chapelle this morning, to return to. his • own dominions. kis said that most of the Ministers will leave Aix la-Chapelle to-Morrow, when Lord CASTS AGH sets out for Brussels, on his way to England. BRUSSELS, NOVEMBER 14. During the few last days a dozen persons hare been arrested. M. de kneyff, Sheriff, having charge of the Municipal Police, and brother to the first Aid de-Camg to the Prince of Orange, set off on the 15th Inst. to Antwerp, and returned with an individual, who: was handcuffed ; they were escorted in a post chaise by five gendarmes. It is said that these arrests have taken place in consequenie of a conversation which took place at a tavern, between some Officers, who, speaking of a wooden staircase recently erected at the Town-hall for the accommodation of the King, the Princes, and the Princesses, who were present at the fete, Said—" / could blow it up with a squib."— Two of the conventionalists have been taken into custody, one of - whom is named Berard, for not having given information to the pojce Authorities, of this conversation, which took Place publicly when they were present. NOVEMBER 18.—This morning the Empress of Russia went in great state, in a carriage drawn by six horses, to the King's Palace, to compliment the Queen on her birth-day. The Duke of Wellington it arrived within our walls, as well as a great many , Generals and superior Officers of different nations.— For many years past Brussels has not been so brilli ant and so animated as at this moment. NOVEMBER 19.—The fete yesterday evening was more splendid than the first ; it was favoured by weather quite extraordinary for thz season ; and the greater part of the population of the city thronged the streets. The Emperor of Russia retired at mid- I night. The King and Queen withdrew half an hour after him, without partaking of the supper. 'The King of Prussia is not yet arrived ; the horses *err placed at the post station of Cortenberg hire been countermanded, and sent back. inKozin EHAHEER OF THE STATES GENERAL. . The kiting opened at half-past eleven. The Eln-' peror of Russia (in a plain dress), the Empress Dow ager, and the Prince and Princess of Orange, were present. The order of the day wis the discussion of the project of the law relative to the organization of the Infantry of the National Militia. The Minister of the Interior was present in the Assembly to defend the measure. The debates on this occasion were more than usually warm. The Minister of the hue. riot 'spoke several times, to answer the objections made by different speakers. On being put to the vote, the question was carried by a majority of 7S :rotes ro 23.- The President announced, that the Minister of the Finances world repair to the Assembly to-morrow, at one o'clock, to present in the King's name a pro ject of a Law. lIAMBUROIi, NOVEMBER is. A letter from Algiers, of the 14th October, states, that the Porte has notified to the lley, by a firman, that the Sultan, according to the stipulations of the _,.. and Guild- from letters 'cfrs im- undef hours. the 'the irst of wind tn. Go as engaged also to indemnify the P all loss or damage caused Cher powers : and therefore command to refrain from all acts of violent rims flag ; the Dey has promised order. We expect the navigatin soon stopped by the ice and tl water, arising from the continue( East wind. The College of Health of Co/ notice that the epidemic in the abating : 73 persons had been at 'are dead, 44 still sick, and eigl:t Exchange or. I.ondon, Norte.) November 17.-32 2-32 G. The Paris Papers of Friday h: forenoon,. but furnish little add The London Papers of Tuesd.: death of her late MAJEstic; had lon Friday ; but news of the even by private letters. Messrs. BA tt the bankers, have arrived at Pat pelle. The Funds have, notwitl efforts to keep them up, experie derable depression. The Cents. on Tuesday was 70fr. on 1 and on Thursday 69ft 10c. The following important priv: •the -state of the French Fund! morning : " PARTS • " The course of the public Is grading for these two days past the situation of the Agent: de ( claims for the approaching Li qui( the principal Merchants of Paris before yesterday, a suhscriptio Agents de Change who were burc of Baring, Brothers, to the amol recites, at the rate of 70, with 1:11 retake a part fot the end of which fixes the continuation at 5 " People augured well of t:1i: not that in • any - case the p; is 70 f. Yet some tioldeis, psrticul ban, whO had still s million of yesterslaf, so as tie deceive the Ostensible sales were made, the destinely, ind towards the enc seemed that these -were no n 69 f. This new fall,, when even amelioration, caused at first son were soon convinced that the change was not at ill becorr measures taken would he suffieie proposed', and that it was only t the means of execution. A general-meeting of the 13a was held yesterday at Lafitte's, riously.—lt was resolved, r.,e,t for the redemption of the float should be maintained to the am Millions Rentes ; that the sec favour of the Agents de Chang Baring, Brothers, and of some of the liquidation, should also subs mediately carried to the amount at the rate of 70. To facilitate a Committee was organized, whi prepare a circulation in the mark GO millions, which the British w They speak also of a. sew rn oblige those who sell for the end posit the 25th their inscriptions stop the operations of some jot without bounds the floating ma! hand, and by this fatalmancei change and prolong the crisis " The Bank has just re-establ General at 70 days. It isin a , it is not doubted but it vb ;11 restrictions." by private accounts NI town to-day, tile Prussian Gc fallen: 6 per Cent. anti tl.e ne per Cent. We received to-day Philacielpl October. The following are er PHILADELPHIA, 1 The affair between Commode Heath, has been decided. Th on the Jersey shore on the 20th modote Perry conceiving that a cessary, for having in a mom raised his hand to an Oftker, t under the Government, aT-Irde. satisfaction he required; wiles received the fire of Captair. reserving his fire, and refusing exercise the said right, and Caf at this gallant and magnanimou tics Separated, and thus hollow unpleasant difference. The number of deaths in Ch: October to the 1 lth. amounted The Isabella, had a from London, after having es hurricane on!ler passage, whicl overboard past of her cargo. • mast, main and mizentOpmasti