Star. — London, England, 1801-10-24 00:00:00

r~_ mut' -Otll W s Grace of BEDFORD has left Bath for Woo. horn Abbeys the lively interell which his fhort ft. , / excited, proves the caimation of his popular charaeter. . Marchionefi ofHEADFORD is among the lafe arrivals. air feral• WRIGHT lives here in learned eafe, and adds to the dignity of the citizens, by domef ticating among them all the year. His manners arc peculiarly amiable; for, though he haLlascn in a diplomatic capacity, he is without fineffe, and, though a courtier, ha is fincere. Prior Park, with itsekgant and dal:fie manfion, which was once the residence of the benevolent Mr. Attss, who is immortalized by FIELDING, in his novel of Tom Jones, under the claargter of ,ALtwoarur, is Moray to be reduced to a pile of e-A. I ruins. !rta. tnfe rery Imp wer. iy a AN. Co. 1 in d:1- rtc- BRIGHTON, OCTOBER 21. pur by a mtal At no forer period was this place more fafhion. ably thronged. If we may jud ge f rom the Aim, blagc of beauty on the Steine, this place is much admired by the Britifh fair for the falubrity of au tumnal fea-breezes. tate, The hunting feafon has commenced, and pro mires ercellent e t. Yetlerday,thai well-known fportfman,WlLLlAM Scurr, EN. turned out a hair near the race-(land. Upwards of fifty gentlemen took the field; and, after a chace of five hours, poor pufs evaded the vigilance of her purfuers, to the difappointment . of the amateurs of the chase. in cif tired, oicts ould nlefi Provifioas of every defcription are rapidly on the decline; and, if we may judge from the long v icage, of the farmers, a farther redudion will fhortly take place. - The alterations at the . Pavilion go on rapidly, and it is expeded to be ready for the reception of Hs Royal Highnefs early in the milling fpring. enci; klai# mver I the i Inc 1 tiro opu- rotes rot% ones are [ring her', :ARA arits .cave king id a the ners, ) :ais fete The Earl of Asovut gave a grand ball and rapper at Muffelburg,near Edinburgh,lali week-, in honour of the Peace at which were prelim., Lord and Lady Datxxorn, Scr lames and Lady Sr. CLAM, Lady Caaottaa ,Moaraour, Lord ELI. DAN R, Lord ARCH. HAMILTON, Sir ALEXANDER and Lady PURVIS, SirCHARIAS DOUGLAS, &c. &C. A letter from. Jamaica complains loudly of the depredations their trade has fuffered by captures, and concludes with the following remarks, which we hop e does not.exprefs the general fentiment.— , " No mfarances, ne ciedit, no consmerce, aU is at a Rand; and we exited news , from Europe with the greed& anxiety, as Peace wilt give us the fall blow, by the fall in the value of colonial produce !" We were milinfortned with refpea to the Brown .):.-r Parcel containidg Billx . of Exchange, .vhich was . la the parage of the pit of Covent-garden Theatre on Thefday evening WI. The parcel, we have authority to 11:!te, has not yet been returned to the s owner, who continues to offer a reward of one htindred guineas for the recovery of it. . General Horcnorsoit, under whore conduit the campaign in Egypt has terminated in a man• ner fo honourable to the charaeter of the Brian' arms. is the fon of the Right Hononrabl loam lista Hurcitorson ; late Provoq of Trinity Col lege, Dublin—a man equally diflanguilhed by his talons, his ambition, and the high offices he held in the adminiltration of Ireland. Being a younger brother of a numerous family, he feeined early declined to be the author of his own fertttne, and vu exertion was (pared to bring him forward into public life with every advantage. He received the elements of his claffical education at Eaton Scitool, and after remaining there the ufual num ber of years, he returned to the Univerfity of Dublin for the completion of his studies. At an early period he difcovered a partiality for a mili tary tire, and in his t9th year he was appointed an officer in the iSth regiment of dragoons. He atierwards ferved in different regiments of foot; fit It in the 67th, and then in the 77th Highlanders. No pains were fpared to qualify him for command, and for this purport:. he was fent to Rudy tactics at the Military Academy of Stralburgh, under the ly:11 French millers. Soon after the commence ment of the French Revolution he paired over to Continent,got himfelf introduced to the French Commander on the Frontiers, and had then an opportun'ty of witnelling all the manoeuvres of his camp. He afterwards edited the camp of the Duke of Ilk uNswtc and feen4drefolved to court every occation of increaf rig his knowledge of the military art, and of perfeCting himfelf in the /kill neceffary for a great general. While he was thus ealtivatmg his profeoGonal !Indies, he was not in attentive to the Rate of politics in Irelan,!. He was very early e l e ft e d Member for Cork-on the independent intereft, and though in general a fop- ' rter of Miniflerial meafures, he was ever a de cided friend to Catholic Emancipation. What that epießion was fully debated in 1789, a fpcech delivered on the occafion is very creditable to t dents, and was regarded as a very promiling itimen of eloquence. On the queflion of Union I. join e d though Ere was very far from :pproving all the afts to which they refinted for rnix,plifhinr that meaftsre. During the rebel• a in Irelad, he dittinguithed himfelf as an able, and humane officer. In the whole of his rindat throulhoat that unfortnnate period, he ;-ive proofs of military talents which welt: calm rated to be of the molt effential fervice to his , runny, on whatever held he filoald be called '!pun to exert them. In the fat :lion of offi,:ers to ftrv. : in the expedition to Egypt, it is gen t :rall .mdt:t lit (,d that the opinion of the ever to be la• rented A BERSROMSY. was principally confulted, 'n,l by b;s resonsmendation, it is believed, that 11:!TCIIINSON was appointed to the rank ‘sw - 1;)Ie 114.1 in the expedition. How well he ; ;ullifid the choice his anions belt can Thew. And while he In generoufly lavilhes praifes on the `'rare companions of his fervices, and with the mo• which gives riew 'tithe to heroifm, leeks to :•csal his own merit, he cannot fail to receive 4 . •la his country that tribute of gratitude fo juftly , ::o Lis conduit as a general and a A:tidier. PROLOGUE TO HENRY I V.-SECO.ND PART ACTED AT READING SCHOOL, OCT. 15, j 6, AND 17. WRITTEN IT U. J. PTE, ESq:--sPOKEN ■Y NE. LORING. • To-night once more our fcene from SRA SPEA RE'S page Stews the dire radlions of a former age; Spews when the Noble fierce, and Prelate proud To rails rebellion urg'd the n - ;add'nitig crowd ; 'Perfidious GAUL in treach'rous league combin'd Sedition's banners with her legions join'd. In vain the join'd, in vain the brought relief • On CAMBRIA'S (Bores IS CA MBR rebel chief. From the fteep mountains' height in vain Oct Nnowitk Threw man, a glance tomeet the hoftile power. No recreant Barron join'd th' invading train, Borne back difgracefui on the refluent main Oh! ever may BRITANNIA'S naval hoft Drive fell invalson from her hippy coact ! But &Mild her waslike band. be wafted o'er By fav'ring tenmefts to her fei-girt (boa, An adamantine fortrefs would the find In ev'ry Bridal arm, and Britilh mind. The threaening ftorrn would fadtion's fire atruage, And gen'ral danger kindle gen'ral rage. Old age would glow, with youthful ardor warns, And manhood's vigor nerve the ftripling's arm ; Vengeance draw force from trembling •Beauty's tear, god dauntlefs Courage (print from female fear. • Such ever be of ALBION'S fon; the pride, . • Wien (wells of ruthlefs war th'enfuriate tide.— Bet lo ! where radiant tbro' the finking ftorna Shines of celettial PEACE the lovely form ; And the green laurel from his'brow unbound' Sec with the.olive leaf our So v'a EIGN crown'd, While grateful EURO er. owns her States reftuerl To peace and fanny br his vigor (word. NMI views no longer his redundant firearn With defoLation's iron harvat gleam ; No. longer 14791 TA NIA'S vine-dot! coaft Shrinks from the GA Luc and In CR TA tr boll; HESPERIA (miles thro' all her fragrant vales, And favingA i.niou's guardian Genius bails ; While her proud CITY, whole imperial Tway A fubjedt world ouce g:oried to obey, Like VCIA'S conqueror, views our friendly pow'rs Fri e from the GALLIC yoke ha lofty tow'rs. As joyful ENGLAND W s itit &tubing voice Hails either Ratefinan of hi. MON choice, Who drove with arm unaatioted Glory's car Thee' the loud thandir of unequal war, Or bade the fury of the battle ccafe, And reach'd the bleft abode of Fame and PEACII. While Concord blares with celeitial (miles The favor'd empire of the Barris iste s, Belmar:a E,—tho' honor twine the faireft bough To grace WE -ADDINGTON'S illuftrious brow, Proud that awhile her j;cnial fields mould claim : Enroll'd amidit her foes his glorious name,— His abfr-cc long (ball mcurn.--Tho' (ernes more bright, Aral r!eins nue-c fertile now may charm his fight, I , 'c'cr !hall he find, thro' all the race of earth, Hearts more devoted to his patriot worth! NAUTIC.IL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS tHIS DAY.--WIND N. N. W. %MIMIC!). • Ha,nburgh, O&. Ts, 16, o 1 Waterford, Oa. at, • Donnaghadee, OEt. 10, o Guerofey, 0 • Jerky, YARMOUTH, OCTOBER 23. Yeflerday evening put back the KING GEORGE packet, MARSII, which had failed for Cuxhaven, with the Hamburg]) Mail of the xoth This morning arrived the than*, 'STEWART, and DIANA, OnSORNE, two packets, from Cux haven, with the Hamburgh Mails of the I3th and 16th inftant.—The paifengets are, Mr. MALLISON, Mr. WoouFoal), Mr. EDE, Mr. COLLINS, •MS. PILLING, Mr. EOWARD, ME. JORDAN, and feveral Foreigners. OCTOBER 21. Put in here this day the Weil India Chip Either Lindo, Capt. Join./ FRITH, fiom Liverpool, with bale goods, &c. for Surinam, bound to Cork to wait convoy, out 15 days from Liverpoial; having fprung a leak a s.iolent gale of wind the was obliged to put into this port.—Arrived this day the George and Francis, Captain Tno. M oneta , f rom Loncion, with bale goods, &c. for this port.— Sailed the American 1114) Fair Virginian, Captain Dnoix, for Norfolk. The KING GEORGE Packet, Capt. YE SCOMBE, is daily expeeted with the Mail from ilroog at North. PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER ss. Came in the Brothers, Capt. Poab, from Peterf burgh, laden with hemp for the dock-yards ; the Friendfi.ip, Capt. 0. FARMER, from Riga, for Philadelphia, with hemp; and the LONDON Packet armed (hip, from the we(ward; alfo the CAMEL, of 24 guas,..from the weflward, laid to be from Halifax.—Sailed the VILLE DE PARIc, of ; to guns, Car.. Sy Trott, to join the Channel Fleett the RoyAL Genack, of Ito guns, Capt. Pricyts, to t h e wedward ; and MAJESTIC, of 74 guns, Capt. GOULD, to the eaftward. SITF.ERNESS, OCTOBER 23 . Aorri‘A thz INS PF CTOR (loop, Captain BITTO!, horn Yarinnuth ; and the Es PLos tom and TERROR I.2IMbS, (tom Deal : they will fail immediately for Woolwich to be paid off.—Likewife the TA•st A gun brig, from Oufley Bay; and the RANGER gun-brig, from the North Sea.—Sailed the THUM DIRER, of 74 guns, from Blackflakes to Chatham, to be paid of. FROM LLOYDS LIST. DEAL, OCT. 2 /.—Sailed the ESCORT guwbrig, with the outward bound under convoy to Patti mosith.—Wind N. E. blows hard. G1,6,1511/IDr, OCT. 23....-Pated by the Fang, Amor —.....- Gamhis ; and Fd iendfl6, . 1 .---,.from Norway: L a dy N e ltb n, J AczsoN, from Petetf . burgh ; Sift ers , P ICKETT, from Charleftbn ; New Hope, R ENDRIC , an d W e l ford, SANDERS, from Dantzick ; Ki ng S o l omon, H swiTT, from Ma. laga ; Thetis, ---,-, from Koning(burgh ; Inte grity, ----, from Fredericliadt ; Jane, PATTER' SON ; Agar;, ...- ; and Captain Cook, —, frnm Archangel. —Sailed the London, .I..mort, for Hamburgb ; Adonis, —, for Stockl;olni ; Amity, JaczsoN, for Br..:men ; and Jonge Pieter, —, for Amfterdam. KINGSTON, (JAMAICA), AUGUST'. We are extremely lorry to Rate, that the fhip Moreland, Captain 'Nous 9 lying at S a lt-Ri ver , by tome accid en t caught fire on Thurfday rilrit ing, the 23d ult. at one o'clock, and notwithfland ing every exertion to extinguifh it, burnt to the water's edge. She had on board upwards of Goo hogfheads of fugar, and zoo calks of rum. A u usx zo.—Tuefday evening arrived at Port Royal his Majefly's (hip BON ETTA from a cruizt. —By her arrival we have the very unpleafant in formation of the total lots of the following (hips of the July fleet from this ifland, on the ifland of Heneaga, at midnight on the 9th inflant Majefly's fhip LOWESTOEFE, !hip Buthy Pal k, BROWN ; Swanfea, WAR DEN ; J.tfon, Wax I ; Mil ton, .ROBL EY ; and Fanny , Ivlct.vitkx. On.: or two veffels were difcerned the next day on the Lit tle Heneaga, but as there was no communication with them, their names arc not known. The fut . - ferers, after remaining on the ifland rive days, urA e to the number of 427 , tak , :a on u o.ird th e Boa F.T.- TA, in which wife! they arrived. BEiriam is WA TER HOUSE, and GEORGE BOG L E., arc among the paffengers who are returned. The fpecie that was on board the Low srorrE, excepting one box, ' and the bag of letters, we learn, are on board the BONETTA. Before the Boa ETTA left Heneaga, the hulls of the loft veffels were let fire to. Only eighteen vac's were Peen to proceed with the Acasvo frigate. The fleet which numbered upwards of 8o fail, Ott leaving this ifland, had been very much fcattered. AUGUST 22.—A Spaniat (hip having on board a molt valuable cargo of fpccie, &c. to the amount of upwards of fix millions of dollars, has been late ly call away on the coall of South America, and all the cargo loft. On Saturday Rear Admiral MONTAGUE'S flag was (hifted to his Majefly's fhip CARNATIC. AUGUST 29.—8 y the Lively,which arrived here on the zoth int. we learn, that a very revere gate of wind was experienced at the Windward 'Rands about four weeks ago, in which feveral yards, having, on boar'( ftores for the troops Rationed in thole !Rands, were caR away. Four veffels of that defcription were call away in a hay on the wind ward coaft of Martinique ; and one v , -fie!, having on board fupplics for the troops at I i‘niduras, ter arriving in the harbour of Fort Royal, with feven feet water in her hold, funk at her anchors, and is totally loft. The chip mentioned to have been captrred off St. Lucia, is arrived at Martinique, and proves to be the Spanilh (hip 11l Tereffa, mounting 01 guns, nine and eighteen-pounders, with fume 32- pound carronades, and tiny men —She was en gaged by his Majefty's brig GUACHUPIN, in the molt gallant manner for an hour and a halt; al though her force was confiderabl,lefs both in guns and men, four of whom were killed and three wounded. The enemy had five men killed and wounded. It is fuppofed the is a valuable capture, as it was underftood from her crew that there was a great-quantity of fpecie on board. When (he was ftriking . to the brig, his Majefty's frigate He aly x hove in fight, and took her into Martinique; the Gnat HI/ P im being fo much injured that the was obliged to proceed to Antigua to refit. Yeflerday his Majefty's fhip AMP HION, and his Majefly's packet-boat PIN ELOPE, returned into Port Royal ; the latter, we arc concerned to !late, on account of holing ten of her fe.tmen lince her departure, and the remainder being in a very fickly condition. SEPT. 2.—During thelaf cruize of his Majca y's (hip BOURDELOIS, on the coati of Purto-ltico, a Spaniard came on board, begging pi otedion, as he had that morning murdered his ofiicer. Cap tain Mawr; with indignation, heard his (lory, and inflantly had him tied band and foot. Captain M. then proceeded to the Bay of Aquadilla, and fent his fir( Lieutenant on (hare to the Governor with the all'affin and this laconic epillle. Sir6—The Brian) eoloun dir,!ain to pewee! a True !ere-. I ft.nd au one, and hope he will :ace( :berate he m, ri•a. I am, &c. THOMAS MAN..., Commander of his Britannic Majetty's Dt BOVIIDEI rite. The Governor was fo pleated with this aift of Britifh generosity, that he returned an anfwer, teeming with admiration ofCaptain Maisav's con duet, and tent him a large fupply of fruit and ve getables. How contrary this to the condo& of the Spa niards, when they proteCted the crew of the Hut.- wtoti E frigate! Admiral Mout*nue arrived at Martinique a few days ago, on his way to Jamaica, witt.re !leis appointed Lcond ; ii c,;ininanJ• On Tbut nit ! , aft:rno. n SrAt brig of war arrived at Purim .Jtir, Item the Cale (.1 Good Hope. She hit St. n the 3 a 6.-pr e m. ber, in Comp.4l:y Al : 1 h ti, 1 t.ot NI lON 11 ;gal C, Capt. P. C. Due. A et !It Ltd (.1 indi :m r.ine extra ~..1 i •Att:.,l them titre,: days alter. lanv iutz hsl arrived at the Cape pre vious to the falow; Ihe fl.At Porchty, .tad Cornwall, BLIGII, from Lon. 101: • Akia-der,-, Ala ,n? lost China; Prince William It nry, an str 1 r ; TF.Ni.,—; Sir Edward H ug h es , ; and CaPJ • F den, from NtAara, ; I.ury Mlr , ,, —, imm B ent A ; • - . .. . Unior,—.. from li , r , rnleu: sr.! Sant JIM , and H o p., ItAT Bombay. The armed ichoorna LORD I IAWII I failed on the 18th of April 1.111 from IVaterford, bound tu the Weil Indig o and has aot luxe been kcard vf. SinNo Crooked loft on Longilland. • ; • The Birmingham, M'CA RT Y, from Hull, for BaltimOre, was 'Poke with on . the lath ult. within two day; fail of her dedination. The Haabet, I)AHL, frr , micrtdon to Minorca, *as taken on the sth of Sept. off Tangier', I y eight gun-bolts, and carried to Algce as, and after fome detention, was relc..f:d. The Neptunus, Ha KTHNOCK, from Liverpool to Dantzick,is on thole at Hoylake,and full of water. Mercury, NI - rr Ks, from Briflol to Cork, is put back to Britlol, after b,:ing• on fhore az. the Spit, and received conliderable damage. The Catherine, —, from Jamaica to Halifitx and Newfoundland, is captured by a Spattith pti vateer, and carried irto Crtha. The Edward, NA SH,f:orn London*to Honduras, under convoy rf the G ARLAND frlS:lte, WAS 101 l at Martinique the 7tli of Attttil. The Bcllona, SKArrrE ; , and the Patty, Root, . sox, for Liverpool, which put .bach to Jamaica, arc cond.tnned.. 113 ST DREADFUL Ev us r.— On : 1 1unday lafl, about two o'clock in the afternoon, the p.m ple ail - en:Ming for public woriiiip the pa• tint church of Kilmarnr.-k, an tinfoundcd al um fpread among them that Cie church via,. filling, which, it is raid, arofe merely front a preff.lre upon a feat, which cracked, when the p; ogle principally rufhei down flair. in crowds, by which confusion, melancholy to relate, 29 perfon: were .suffocated and traMpted to death, and a confide- rable number fhockingly We refrain from being more partie-ina:- in this doleful tale, having received. the following (Lirement from the Magi Crates of Kilmarnock, dated October 19. — The Magitirates of Kilmarnock, to prevent evag• gerated accounts of a, public calamity which hap pened yefterday in the pat ifh church here, and to quiet the minds of many at a diflance, think it their duty, however painful, to give to the public the following melancholy particulars. At two o'clock, p. tn. when the congregation was nearly alrembled for divine fervice, an alarm was given that one of the galleries was falling, which although unfound ed, occarroned fuch crowds luddenly to atten:pt rushing out, that a great number of perfons, par. titularly upon the ftairs of the call and well ends of the church, were trampled under foot, of thorn several were moll unfortunately kill e d. Th e ot h er 1 perfons trampled npon are much hurt, and under the charge of fkilful medical gentlemen, who were fortunately upon the fpot.—Every ponible means were ufed to relieve the congregation, by the cx ertions of the Magiftrates, the Royal Kilmarnock Volunteers, and the humane inhahitants who had efeaped from, or were read) to enter, the Church, and many Were laved by laddering the windows of the galleries. It will afford confolaUon to the friends of thole who are hurt, to know, that every' thing will be done for their recovery and relief which humanity can accornplifh. (Signed) " Ate x. Fowtos, Magistrate. " WILLIARUGREGORY, Magiarate.'" We have been favoured with the following cx. trati from a private letter,, dated Kilmarnock, t 9th OCtoladr Yeflerday was.a moll ealami tiaus day for Kilmarnock. In the afternoon, when the bell of our Laigh Church was ringing, a feat creaked, the alann7was fpread that the rod was giving way, and as the flair cafe was fully packed, the rush down overwhelmed thole below. It was (hocking to fee the dead bodies laid down, and the inefficacy of medienl afliflance in tilde cafes. A few recovered, but Come of them are flill danger. oufly ill, and two are laid this morning to be dead. Almon all of them who died, were, to my view, nrangled by the neck-cloths tied tight about th e i r necks, or fuffocat c d b y crowds lying upon them. . There were Come wonderful efeapes among tlanfe who even lay conti guous to t h e d ead. The fcene of death, of afilietion, mourning, &c. was truly dillref. fing, and the field of batik strewed with the deal could not have made a greater imprellion. It is impoffible-to paint the confiernation marked in the faces of the people when I law them firlt running to and fro. On getting the alarm, I ran to hotife, and with the affittanco of a a oung man, pro cured a ladder, by which manyof them gc . w down; other ladders were foon procured, and it was a confiderahle time before the people could be per. loaded that the roof was n^t ftllia.g, and the fide walls were fecure, even after they had got out. In the evening, I visited thirty-fix much bruiled and injured s lime of them in a moil agonizing !late with convulfions." The Rev. J. Sotirrcrwortra, of Cowliec•-Ifill. Yorkfhire, in a letter, dated Augitil ro, r 8: - .T, ad. dreffed for publicazion to B. 1). •: IBS, Of I.tiL Cl l ter-filtrate, London, ti:e Patentee of* the NI: Lillie Traitors, a long lilt of c ures by th :le 1111411m:in ; among which are, three of toothache, t‘sii chronic head-achs, two burns, a feve: e scald, and levelsl cafes of inflamed eyes, one of which follows : - - • " A Perron who had for the At years been muchafllta,d with a rheum abut : : on e of h er eyes. f or ten da),!tef..n. ap;:liett to me, the cyc had ~en fel coyer:d with .1 web, that ILe cooki no le: at all. Her l'h; fician, who had uf, it a wafh, withotit any benefit. feared the li:;ht wat ire toy: raldy IV! erold ;wither fleep nor reit from the violeo..e of the pain mation. I ipplied the Trader. :liirty !Minn. t, the found gram e:fe, ar.d loon after w.o t., lee I !:!' • tbemarain only tv,i:e dt.ring t'ie twa followio,t wlien m eye was well; the p:tin inflammation b. log pine and lie fight e•flored.- The Traaort, fn neeer.ry in ev,Tv family, and amo-: Horfe., may iv: had, lrt inr , wiih new and 1 . tions for ullnr them, for Ivo Cur: :1,, , ;.t, H xi++, A. 111. 1'..• o: oe . 1.'1 111 11, 1 - i d, • ( mitt and Droirvi.' .h I. i t , ••.e Hoare of thr rrazt u ri, r- , c„ „h. , r ..V , ll by Poll. p-rt ~•ttv v - irCli it. 1. ilai 1(.111,4 t'‘Cir amount (volt nd^d N.B. The pur.•:t.rf. • the •rr r rt;-.•‘%. , !if. free= Bonk, whi•!' cr•e. ''n, as e. , ,••••tr, : r,.4 ' - ry the BHT terary chara.,!" 11, at bou t ' r•f(:•111t, k h -r -on;t:Gr.. S.:, .1. I•ach. : .•. la tt:c Itc and 4144:r.1.rpri.. . ; I- AL 111\ -...The Fer` , l *eerie ••PLRrt Nil . 4 PA TrNT 01:d at the printed 4n - cal.-is is a Rect:,! th- tee su. in •hc hand w•atit gof :6? P. !cwt.:. By Obit.“ tol petacieni will cofwit be kvarcl. ■ In trlNl:tiOr,. Al With •':! the u.nrAs. Lug Owl,