Star. — London, England, 1803-10-07 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY —Wind N. N. W. ♦RR. DOS. DAM I i I Hamburg's Wataford AIL DOS 0 t PLYMOUTH, OCTOBIR S.—Came in the Cuxionsa, of 74 guns, from the Channel fleet, to refit ; alfo the Huckainfnibe, Captain Scseaw, from Dram, laden with timber, for this port.—Sailed from the Sound, the DORIS. of 38 guns, Capt. Lasuats ; and lama:- ca. of a 6 guns, Captain Ross, on a cruise to the Eaftivard andWeitward.—Came into the Sound laa night, two hoops of war, fuppofed for orders, as they failed early this morning about fun.rife. The ;ansrartesam.s, Captain G. Moose; lay to at tingle anchor all night. 7 -Sailed with segatables and live oxen, to join the fleet, the TowaNT. o($ gam, Captain Sir Es Pp.s.gio Bill: By orders ;from Sir J. Coirovs, Ks B. Beet Admiral here, the fri g4et, amps, and, cutters immediately under his command, am to be continually on the 100k -out, &Ct 4 channel eiVir, if the smemy's flotilla should be_ difcoeiired„, , or any armed fleet of gun - boats. in the Channel, Co r rtturn ind make -Mialit tq, hltn Brit, baking the figitalAr air enmity tp the weareft tele grails, that it "at. * cornanstibratadtaß and WeR without delay : ,Yetatity . ths , lsal-rdtat hiautißtl rcirvettati )renes, a sqlgiims:JOriessiata ddi butt,. new, of ?If, Capt.liipaaittltiftM tits priaa f for 2884.1......j114 forenoon Raty‘adial- , Dicisi. i*d the Nati*, of - 31! Inas, ' CltpetlllAVOCt: 1 ~. fit months wain. ',A. limq as dm was paid die loilled Blue Peter at the fort, AS i figisallor filling, and 1411 go in the mwraing....: ~, Ir4KIKOUTII I 0CT.6.-s•lfefterday aftppooti tiding, aid OW for the Baltic the Cives Note, which was pidid,boq, by -the daps under enttroy of the ?LUAU, gasiliwii : alto arrived nolo a eruife, the etisidpwr,'ibilhdatil and Salve gun.brigs..:.:Sailed the &balsa brig, with the French WeAand Dutch Zak India:net:Jot the River.—Remain in the Roads the GALTINSIDe Adthiral TwoaaqutouoN t Roe 74C[,of 44 guns, Mred en flute t BoLu, Swipe, Scott:Los, and Comers's? gotrbeats.—Arrived this forenoob . dle Bayous paelts4 Capt. Data., bound to Halm with mails 1 and the AUCKLAND packet, Capt. Twoessißaincra, from Harwich: the packets being wind-bound, they have landed their paffengers. lEtirsat.s, Orr. 1.-. Arrived the Sii Gut.t, fli.op of war, from Plymouths, with four tranfpvirts under Movoy, baying the whOla dot the 9th ieginient of toot on board, who are to be' difemberked here. 'Mit, Ocv."6 —Sailed for lidONtecq man of war, Admiral Lord liiiirm, matlonsoat4nra frigate for the Coal) of Fraiice: alfo She Daymi &tate, with AK COUNT tranfport, Captain WATSON ; 'Commerce, 1:.....1,f0r Malts ; Ann, Srivrsar, for Itartfidr 1111: illteet ttf outward bound under Convoy to Portray:a& kiwi* the PLUTO &pip froth Sheernefs ; and Ve..' sevitik bomb from Yarmoith : arrived alfo the BLONDS triate, leaf: a fleet under convoy from the Straights, vSk. . . Harr. Mid: iligthelwikiht. weed A bidels‘bic. .ftlita ; Parise, lewd,; Janda, * doss ; Howasy. Perry; Cllarnatisv, d e a l M4sr, m og u l tier; Shea g Ada, Grabaufe I Champ" Gle an; end biendant,lkswiek, tranfpores, from Haut and Otteskar; Jaw, Ratiepra, nanfpan, from Alexan dda 1 and Ranger. Lasky. tran‘in, (rode Otheakir. - Althea sod failed hi idensina Creek, Tram*, fainalinad g ikambier. doids; glair. Jaen a and Alliftasee. Irak, from the Strdebu. Pousiouira, Ocr. 6.—Arrived the Ross cutter, *hid: is appointed cottony to the Eaftwaid, lad the BIITANCIa cotter to the Weftward. His hiajelles flip WINDSOR CASTLI has been or dered to proceed immediately to Lymington, for the purport of defending the pals of the Needles. The B lAotcsa and ECITIPTIINNI frigates arrived at Spit. head yellerdajo the Strum from off Brtft, where the had been on Rime, and the latterfrom a cruise, hay. ing fprung a leak.—The VIMINCIIII is now coning into harbour. This morning a MUMluke Chief, who came, to England in the Expatiates's., of 44 guns, left that fbip under a difcharge of cannon, and was received on landing here by the Admiral and Captains of the &et. We have not yet learnt the objed of his miffion. The flag of Admiral MONTAGUI is to be Bruck this evening. and hoisted an board the Peracess Rovat. of 98 guns. The Sorxsa Boop of war is to go into harbour this day. Sxsataass,OCT. 6.--The Winicnstssa Frigate lying here as a Supernnmerary !hip is ordered to be fitted for fea with all poffible difpatth. The Bap- DSISCPIAP is ready for fea, and Capt. CARTS& is ap pointed to command her. This day arrived a Man of War Brig, with the lots of her main top-mak, but we bavt not as yet been able to /earn her name. The Tsaaoa has been taken into dock to be infpeded. fbe is injured fo much in confequence of firing fo many bombs off Calais, that it is doubtful Wart tan go to fea again with fafety. Fift, of the Weitmin• fter Militia are ordered to march in here, and we exped them hourly to affift in repairing the Fortifi cations. Gel 'wrier , OCT. +—Three brig s were lien below isft night , after dark; Concord, P ATOP. from Q2e bee, fuppofed to be one ;—another the Swallow, Marro, from Belfaß ; the third unknown. The attrel mentioned in our 101. as albere on the Ifland of Canna. is Paid to be the Aftive, Erato°, from the port of Lubec. The Ma Adams, at Delfts from Tareala. arlt after The Cuhnuis of *gra% Tamales, bean beau far Memel, at Strarnnefs, an soh ale The 011alsow. Miami ; ltawb, Wh ; K a b r h and Ma. tha, Can, Wreak ilhecer, 134 a Wit. tram re Weil Caney. -- MOM LLOYD'S usr. Oa Ors Irn, Ocr. 5.--Palied by, the Cambrian, from Bombay; Mangles, Read, from Bengal; Cove, Wyattt and La Fula, —, from Tobago; Fanny, trod' Antigua i Julia Czar, Sergeant, from Montfurat ; Olive Branch, Redman; and Hopewell. Williamfon,from Barbadoes Quern Charlotte, Clart. Irons Dominica ;' Adventure Bartlett ' • and Welton Lebtort, from St. Kitt's ; Mona, Ferret , from Drenada ; Ma tthew, Young ; and Tartar, Robertfon, from ilt; Viebent's Hamilton, &Beni from Africa ; Smola Plaggai, 'Preen T e ; 'Penn Eddlngton, from (bebec • Sufa and Polly, Hard from Vlrgirda ; Haddock, Redman, from . Trinidad; King of Prolia, Yelrlfee. from Mortals; Draper, M`Donnell. front &Malt Sally, Conway, from Cork ; Zephyr, Glanville, from Linietiek ; Minerva, CaMtc, from Bremen; iFerftsonsus, from Hainsborgh ; • Carolina Amelia, —, from Memel ; and Two Bro then, from Embden. ARRIVED. ' • In the Downs, Favourite, Bureitaft, Iran fit. Vl:retires; Pea fokett, Holm, from Tencriffe ; Hope, Fry, from Gibraltar; Pe lican, Broad; and Gertrude, Curdy, hem Smyrna. Off Bait bourne, Alexander, from Barcelona. At BMW; N. Sold Rofsrio, —.—., from Bilboa ; Exchange, —; Expeditieno--1 and Bub and Dregborn, from tie Beide. At Clyde, Cot-, nett', Hill, from Virgioia. At Whitebaren, Iris, Gsk, from As - tigua. Off Shields, Adroit, Featorrhy, from Quebec. Off Aber dun, Ocean, Craven, from (limber. ' At Crookbaven , Needles. Scheel, from New 13;unfwick. At Cluerufey, janarvin, from St. Thomas's. At Gottenburgh, Marla Carolina, and Guftasua Tertins, —, from China. Off Gibraltar, Ere deavoer, Graham, from Liverpool. At Bengal. Herculean, and Devaynes, —, from Leaden, The Smallwood, Sandford, from Batavia for Amfterdam, I, kaptured by the Tartar privateer, and carried into Guerofey. • • The Aftrea; Stephens, horn Liverpool for Malt., is captured by a French privateer. i The Triumph, Damns, from the River Oreoncho for Amiter dams is loft on Oroonoto The gdp • Tarter, which arrived yelterday In the,Ftiver from the Wei India, with great difficulty efesped formdertng. She 'proved loon after be failed, the the pumps were obliged to be irlfetca tomer, half hoer airing hoc • • • • • Yekerßly a Board wastheld at the Aarniralty, for the porpofe of examining ,difsbled.feamen previous to their beim; aclusittud, Into Greenwich Hofpital. • The AKAN of leagues, is put into enuuniffion at Plymouth, and Capt. Lord Cocoanut appointed to coltosidlier. • • • ' The Ltormtto, of torn:A.lot Men colmoitson at Moat's appoi nted. V a l la rn i zwl rlistain is* to His Idajeay's r ip CLTDI of . 38 goat, is *Famed to the Nore, to undergo Tom e repairs. ••• Litittataltt Sir G. bf. USTI, nprinted to the mini • Mr. Saxe at. Naas;.is made hh and appoilMthai C • Mr. Samuel. Gate. OpilettlOM Perigee the litamarmsom • Mr. ]oast itcrnmar Y appeimereefer of the Perris/am h • serot Bor. SYDNEY, APRIL re. Europeans may bnaft of their ieciprUcal frie i stintip l •but in that particular we far exceed them, for in no country are men more ckifely . iiisied together. On Monday came in from Huitter's River, the 'Ooop John. T. Wituasts Matter, with a quantity of very fine Cedar plank. Os Saturday the lath infant, arrived Mien Rises 'Hand, with (king and oil, the (loop Surprise (- uteri,/ the Diana), belonging to Mefrs. Rasta and Us Di/MOOD, Capt. WAsasix. on his paffage through theft Straits in the Cattle of Good Hope, on the 7th of February laR, was near Rrikiog on a dangerous rock, lying 8. E. half E. by compare. and (even miles dillant from Round Mend. or Rodencia, offWilfon's - Promontory; and dittant about 11 toile, from Sir R. iCqrtit's !fluids, Hogan's Group juR in fight from the maR-head. It lies midway in the Channel into the Pacific Ocean, and feints to be a round clump. upon which the meter breaks ibout t a or 14 yards in length, but has apparently a greater bale; it is Reep too, on all fides, at Capt. MiAbatt.t. founded round it, and had no grOund with s$ 'fathoms within a quarter of a mile of it ; it is not Mari than a feet under water, and in very fins weather he thinks there miy be no break vifible. On his palage through the Straits be law no other danger. This rock was alfo dikovered by the Geographs but no particulars were received slit from thePrend; Commodore. LaR week fomeperfoa or Fermis made an entrance at the back of the gaol (appropriated to the confine. meet of debtors), and hots open a trunk belonging ko D. White, out of which they Role bills and to the amount of sa. los. together with the whole of his wearing apparel. A reward has been offered by the Gaoler for the dikovery of the parties concerned therein, and one mac is now in cu oily on fsfpicion of the laid robbery. On Saturday laR three men were corporally pu milked for (haling out of the Dock-yard a flab, the pruerty of Government. Mary Caroll and Elizabeth Wilfon, on Tuefday laft, were ordered by thb Magiltrates to public labour at Cattle Hill, for riotous and disorderly behaviour. 22TILACT PROM T I ROYAL ADDITIONAL IHSTILUC. *IONS. DATA!) AVO. 20. 57119. assrscraso Tit FIRST orracumemy OF Nassau SUMO ALLOWS,' TO 'STYLI. AT TM I 1151.111 F OP THAT lITA{D MINT. " To every non-commitlioned officer, too acres, and to every private man, so acres. over and above the quantity dire&d by our General Inaruftions to be granted to Each convicts as may hereafter be emancipated or difcharged from their fervitude I free of all fees, taxes, quit.rents, and other acknowledg ments, for the (pace of ten years ; but after the ex piration of that time, to be liable to an annual quit rent of one Stilling for every p acres. " It is Our :archer Will and Pleafure that you do, upon their dikharge, flue to them out of the public fibres. a proportion of cloaths, and provifions for their fulitiftence for one year. together with a fuitable quantity of feed grain, for the tillage of the land to be granted to them as before mentioned, and affo a pro portion of tools and implements, proper for their tire." The quantity of ground allowed to furl emanci pated convicts as the Governor may dash proper to tittle i, as follows : For every male JD me If married so le Wales For every child at the time uf feeling BO NMI Therefore, the orm-cimitodcwordosceee pro porde° will be - £3O MOOS married - . . so fa Whim Tor every ddid at above - 1 ° aCt" Tbc private failler . So aeres If Mardi* • • JO Pee coin child as above - dad'im The Tap- too to bea t of at eight o'clock. owl fir• cher orders. By Command, flee. W. N. Ceara/a. Sec. Meavernmem Ilea% Koch stoso3. _ _ _ SONG.-THE VOLUNTEEtt. WRITTIN IT THZ ICY. WILDLN SUTLER, A, •. Vineit amor patrin, budumque immure cupido. Hark ! hark ! the martial trumpet's (mind s And one and all the notes obey; Undaunted myriads throng around: Yes! we MAI fight the foe today ! Thy foldier parts —.ION why fo wan. . So paean grow" wit love with fear ? What ! would'* tlvlt have a loyal roan Refute to prove a Volunteer ? Oh! 'do a glorious all to Mk; • • • leek Individual fights the conk ' • Of parents, children, Pelf, and wife, Of triads, King, country, faith, and laws. . . What! wou'd'it thou have a Briton bold Coolant tte name.of r nave to hear ? Ada! loaner far•lhalt thou behold Low Ink! I e 4& a Volunteer. For what were Ergland, bet a jail, Encircled with her chain—the fee.. lf, though I He'd, I molt bewail he lob of Liberty and thee! Say, what is life, when bondmen green, Bereft eta their fools hold dear t I covet freedom end renown, , And therefore rife n Volunteer. The perky thy troth difplay'd, • Bean animate ay enfant heart ; • The bet tille bottle raged Sweet Maid ! ' For thee ru dare the foreman dart. Oh! 'tle a mdlant.thing to die, Prefervhag an we lilac bare I Come, dry thy far, owl here toed My Sufan'a loyal Volunteer. Whit !Wolf look*, and bran, date,. . Marching our native plains to gunk, We lean toll the chance of faun But calm the heroes lest reward: Fee,trift me, love, how's, we (peed, (9* 4 7 freolh It IM). Fatieltrerweft wraith (hall be the meed qf evay Edda Vohatter. , Whence meets the itrolle of Death NO limp accorded midft the brave; jib Manta lion bids his parting breath, , 0 ortrtlers deck a foldia's grave—. If Sofia thole lay clay-cold eyes, If Sates mod say humble bier, seimareles 1101roas obferodes :testa equal mine, her Volunteer. la life, to death, my love ii thine : Btu, now or Caw, calls to arms, I feel an energy disiae Add to that lee tea tbodand charms. Now S t lea's lasi* ftegicatt. name ; Now, grime jeMie ties appear t My loyalty M all co lame, ' Dear girl ilsousa's Volunteer. Bast I hrk I The mutts* trumpets fated, And aim mad an the motes obey ; Dodatentod anyiladatlaroog around t Test We &a'l fight the foe to-day Never didr damard Makr lama lionpappollabas rear la aleagias Ikar Ilbodas% But., 111111Rikaisaw bead an Voltsawr. roLUNTLERS. This numerous. refpeltable, and patriotic Corps, yefterday prefented an exhibition, the refelt of which cannot but give confidence to thofe into have confi. dared voluntary Armed Affociations as the molt lure mode of defence, at the prefent important cries. In order to enure our felt-raifed legions to liens of danger, in which they probably mutt (non parti cipate, it has been thought advifeable to train them to thofe precife manoeuvres which are calculated to give them an accurate idea of the aettal bufinefs of a field of battle. With this view the St. James's Volunteers, to the amount of near tam men, were ifed, for the fira time, in all the intim': modes of Wrenn's and detenfive military operations. About (even o'clock the corps began to =der at their parade. at Du Four's Place. er. they re ceived their arms, They went to the Duke of POST- Law u's Yard, where they all fell in, and formed the lan of the proceedings of the day. Abot , t o'clock there were fymptoms of rain , which retarded them for a little time, when each member got liberty to fall out a few minutes, and receive tome Wrens. meat ; after which they again fell in, the wafter roll being then abOve goo , when the limit party, which were to re font the French, and under the coo. mand of Major Downes, marched out in the follow. ing order :—two pioneers with their fawn and axes, drams and fifes, Major Dowses on horfeback, then followed the Grenadiers, the Erik Company of the Battalion, and the Light Company, the whole being formed into twelve fubdivifions. They marched rap BondAreet, Oxford-beet, and then took the Pad. dington road. Lord Anuses', and the other half which were under his command, and reprefeuted the Englith army, followed, but at loch time and Mance as not to be either leen or heard by the former. which for didinehm we fhall call the French. When the French were going out of Paddington. the bugle horn founded, the Light Infantry ran from the rear and took the lead , and as fad as they could until they reached the Red Lk* public houfe, where they drew up in the front of the honk, and let the whole of their army pafs, a*d that fell into the rear. When they paired Paddington Church, the Grenadiers marched forward and poked themfelves on the firft bridge of the Canal. the Light Infantry divided, and one half paired a (mall elevated wooden bridge, (this fide of the bridge the grenadiers were polled on. and lay in ambit& on theoppofite bank.) whilli the other half of the infantry marched along the near fide of the canal, and under the bridge, then wheeled to the right, and lay in eyebath at this end of the Bridge, being finessed by a wooden paling which was at the road fide; the whole Bat talion then paired the Bridge, and formed into line on the road at the oppofite end of the Bridge. which was protected by the grenadiers, and infantry in ambit& - Major Dowses, who c. sameaded the picket in brirf k perces. being on this lid of the e, waning the c oming tithe Englifh, who arrived i } about an hour, ostler tks command of Lord ausarr. who I received intelligence of the enemy, and reconnoiter. ing the potation, ordered the main body to advance along the road, and carry the bridge by norm ; the French picket fira began firing upon the English as they adv 'need, but were form driven to the bridge ; the Englifla asivancing in a firong body, were much annoyed from the fire of the light company on the other fide of the water ;—as they pufhed on doter, the grenadiers from the bridge, and the infantry in ambufh behind the palling kept up a very hot fire for V • above a quarter of an hour, which was returned from the advancing Englifh, who, in fpite of all °Mules, 1., croffed the fmall wooden bridge, and the light com pany of the French retreated up to the road, where the Battalion,yrere, who then opened their fire on the advancing Englifk, beginning to form on the typo fite bank of the Canal ; which, when th! French law, they opened a Ready and well direai.d fire on them, and checked them for fume time—but at length numbers prevailed, and the French, forced to retire, made a moll maßerly retreat, in excellent order, to the next bridge ; leaving parties of the light infan try behind the hedges as they retreated. At the re cor.d bridge there was a fimilar defence and attack, which lafied nearly half an hour, but, by a well con certed plan, a party of the Englifh infantry crofkd the Canal, and putting a fmall party of the Frei.ch infantry to flight, were w:ar getting in the rear of the French who were Rationed to guard the pafrage of the bridge, whilft Lord AMHERST and the main body were advancing. Lord Ast attar leaped three or four ditches whilli he rode at the head of his troops, before they got into the main road. The Frencb, who were pulled on the bridge, tieing that they were nearly furrounded, made a quick retreat, leaving a party of the infantry behind the hedges, who kept up a fire on the Englilla as they advanced ;—the French then requefled a short ceffation of arms, and Loth parties halted for about a quarter of an how, fuau took this opportunity to refrefh themfelves from their /IA:, &c. The ammunition carts drew up, and am munition was ferved round to every man. The French then marched towards the third bridge= their battalion was commanded by Captain Nam, and the infantry by Lieutenant Row E. The concourfe Hof fpedators who filled up the road and fields was incredible ; the firing from the retreating French, and their light infantry, who kept tip a very hot fire from behind the bufhes, gave the fpedators a real pic ture of what the true thing would be, whilft the powerful body of the English, who advanced, drove them along, until they reached the third bridge, and here these was another effort made to keep their ground • but, after a very hard conflict s they were routed from this poll, and made a precipitate retreat acrofs the (mall bridge, over the canal, into Worm wood Scrubs, leaving a final! party of their light in fantry to guard the peffar of the bridge ; the Main body of the French being draws into line on the. . height above the bridge among the Scrubs, the Ear lint drew up their forces on the field this fide of the bridge, both armies being in lines facing each other, opened a powerful fire for feveral minutes, the fight infantry of each advancing nearer the river. At length the French, when quitting the bridge,. blew up a fmall calk, in which there were two hand gre nades and Soo rounds of cartridge, in imitation of blowing up the bridge, and, being without further hopes, furrendered, and the Englini crefed over to them, and thus the hard-fought battle ended. Both parties then formed into one line, and Lord Alienates -rode along the front and returned theft thanks; his . Lordfhip exprefed himfeif highly delhted with the proceedings of the day ; he faid, be Ihould now only trouble the Corps for three elms, to be given the infant he mould pull of 'his het in frost of the line, and, added his Loreffbip, If. the company pro• fent will do the fame, it will be to much the better. Thoufands of loyal perfons obeyed the and the inftant his Lordfhip was uncovered, the air refounded with the moll loyal eilutions.—The line was ordered to bad at eels, and fall oat • an hoer to ninth ; they piled their arms, and ran to. their por-4ene•had that wives, &c. in hackney coa c hes; the evades: were pined ou the Italy and the whole field (hewed nothing bat eating sled thinkiag ; Come cactus fors, chafed faecal tires to blase, to that the ' on the Gamma was truly delightful; on the other hand, thee who were mot fo fortunate as to have their provifious with them, hid to go mar a mile to a few public anate Weak which they loon (tripped of what whey swill afford, bread not being to be had for mono , ibiterowd of fpedators was immenfe. and the Mire, Mintthe oel public houfe near the lag fame of sake. was fo o with the lookers on. that thigh who had bassoon exercifed. could hardly ttriHin refreasoset for fume time. The Major had a marquee pitched among the Scrubs for the elee of himfelf and particular friends; force others had friends in carriages by the fide of the Quaid, who lielped them to the refrefliment they fo mach flood in need of, while others had recourfe to a covered cart with fnedwiches, bread, &c. in it, and to field faders of various deferiptions. At half pall three they were ordered to fall in, when there were feveral unclaimed pieces lying on the field belonging t o fume Members who did not return. Lord Andean marched off the regiment. faying that he Inlaid Dot keep them under arms, on account of the abfeet I be faid he mould have them taken notice of, sad celled the pioneers, and ordered them to coaled the pieces which lay on the field after the regiment marched of, sod leave them at the next public-bosh until they were feat for. They then gained the mi. and returned to their Parade at •Place, about half pall five o'clock, very fatigued.— We have not heard of any material accidents; one on the fir& bridge had the palm of his hand and his face very much feorched, and another met with a fimilar accident on the Scrubs. There was the Royal ket boats. betidesaperaria Geog J e tw aDd eol oth y f:alliaurrhcmtpacto rowing and epos the Canal from Week s' Wharf at the bead of the Canal up to the Scrubs, and we are happy to fay that not a i tingle . accident s occurred upon th e water, though it = W m : l t:r e d : heeded from the nen-owners °I . t h e fi t . of the boats, burrs* great difproportha n The road leading t from Paddington to Wona woog tbe case r, the Scrubs was coserte. l with e am pe idst tlith tr ees were as if it were a ( awer fnow. looking at the jime filled with fpeaator. 5, who "me in • • ' French and rot En; :lint an s v `" tu c b st mo b ' the Ihot flew about like ha• • Thc tat ' fired was iamb:liable- i • I I t # i k . f I . 1 • I Ir. s Lk• 8 2 3 30.=. I t. a'S lellib IMO V' ~~ Wi- NIS he? Reg W. all's t° ibis ack kee: 'era At trks ELI & NMI ficle t ri• in. rhiii 41e, aid bd . its Ob. 4s bat 142 lood. rag e be ►ag I Kee• ,note thole