Star. — London, England, 1803-12-28 00:00:00

kieTTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY Wind W. N. W. AIL DIR. ARR. DOR. Dublin 1 o Hasoborgb* o 1 Waterford o 4 GettenbulTh 3 0 The Hero, ATEIII4 from Ne wfoundland, is at.- . rived at Poolc.—She failed , on the 'ot'a init. with a. fleet of about 6o fail, under convoy of the ratcoa Sloop of War, and was reparatea from than a few days after in a gale of wind, and experienced tempef tuous weather ever fi nce. PLYMOUTH, Die. 26.—We experienced yefterday one of the molt tremendous norms at S. W. that any perfon here recolleds to have witnelted. The gale began about t t o'clock on Saturday night, and con• tinued with unabated fury until t o'clock yefter day afternoon: the damage done in Catwater, among the (hipping in general, is very great, by the lofs of anchors and cables, and ftriking again(' each other in breaking adrift ; many of them got afhore, but in fuch situations, that after the gale abated, they were floated off, with damage to their bottoms, and lots of rudder : other veffels experienced a more melan choly fate, and among them the Unity, Capt. Wes ass, from Liverpool. for Jerfey, laden with coals and pipe (laves, which was driven alhore in Dead. man's Bay, and in lets than an hour was beat to piece's, and the cargo, except a few Raves, totally !off : the crew of this veffel were all raved, though one of them, with much difficulty, who was lick in the cabin, and went down in her, but by the fpecial intervention of PRovinsucs, he floated from thence, and was Paved from that inevitable fate that teemed to await him. A large French fltip, called l'Amis, from Martinique, laden with fugar and coffee, lately rent in here by his Majelty's fbip Matt*, of 8o guns. krlfted from her anchors, and went athore in Dead man's Bay : the crew tnt away bet main and fore- *tali, to cafe her roping, but this proved ineffeCtual, as the loon after fell over on her fide, and the crew trete taken out with much difficulty, by the exertions of *pie on the rocks, many of whom were near periling in, the attempt : this stile! is a compleat tvrecic, her bottoM is out, and the cargo totally 1011. -1-The Catherine and Mary privateer, of London, lite Capt. Gooitai.t., funk in Catwater, near Turnlta ple mock, in very deep water, and, it is expeaed, will be lof : .the was lying in a tier of latter veffels, and the prelfore became fo great, that the loon filled :• there are the only ieffels that are loft, bat to ennme rate-tbe particular damage dont to the numerous llipping in Catwatir, is impoffiMe,ai there is (came- IY bite that has 'efcaped more or lets . : the fireets of i'lfrienitft are ftrewed with bricks and flate's, in con fequitice of the falling of which, it became dange rous for Tkople to pats, thotigh we hose mot heard 9 'of any material accident.—Adjutant Fears', of the citadel, who was'on duty at Mount Wife, was blown' down and is very Mach bruited, a (mall bone in hilt arm is alto broken. • Came in the Rovat. Sorel:sloe, of tto guns, from the Channel fleet, Wlth the lots of her main and Ittizen topman. The Istrerutuit, of SO guns, Capt. Matris, from a erttite off iltell : it is Hated that the has flatus all her Malts alto the Dolt:14bl 36 guns, from a oldie. The Channel fleet, from the gale of Mind of yeßarday, we bav'e realm: to fear may hate experienced much damage, and we may &sped to bear of their batiks bore up for Torbay, as the gale Viras to eitreitely Violent, that it mull have beenim- Ipoillble for them to keep their tlation.-Caine in the Ruffian *del, /Under% Kixtttit, of Riga, from itigav bound to Bilks, laden with hemp, detained by ' , Aiwa, of 3$ guns, Captain WOLFS : fhe was *cry near being athore this morning, all her tails are fpfit to pieces by the gales of yetterday.— }fall pull Four, P. M. this moment going into Ca*. taad bay, his Majefly's chip Foumaramr, of So gtms, from the Chinni' Seer, whether damaged Or iot we cannot difcover. Pottidiourn, Dec. 3...'-iArrived the }lasi-At:a cutter ) Lieutenant SMITH, with clillatches from Sir Islas Same/met, at Goat:fey: Came in the Svcs n floop of war; Captain Goer, from a ciuize ; and the Eslao Schooner, from the Downs. It has blown very hard the whole of this day but without doing any damage to the nipping at Spithead. Admiral bacsrs remains at St. Haan's, with the BiIITAIIMIA, Wiansosessrsa,PlLlSClCtoaci,Paticass ROtAL. COVIAG1117; and FISUARD. The Aaoo is repairing the damages which the received by a Weft Indiaman running fool of her. The DIOMIDB, of so gum; Captain LIMO*, is ordered to join Lord Karrn. in the Downs. The Welt India Chips remain at Spit head without any convoy. It is fuppofed the fame two flips (Couasosux and RIIIIAILD) will be re•ap pointed as loon as we hale recovered from the panic of Friday tali Somme's, Damian 07.-&-Arrived tbt Amsloe- CADS, Captain ATKIN., from tbe North Sea : alfo the Cancan., frigate. Lord Wss. &email.. from Yarmouth; when they came from Yarmouth Roads they ldt all the (kips well after the gale. The Ho over.% hoop is arrived from the River Thames. and the is to be paid advance. and proteed to fee immedi ately. Arrived the brig Expedition. Capt. James Batt, from London. bound to Exeter ; the was tow. ad in by a fmack from Whitiable. having loft her maßs and bowfprit. and being othavrife very con fiderably damaged with the violent gales on Sunday Fin P. M.—The catly part of this day was mo- dente, but the wind now blow:, a dreadful gale from both Ke(l, accompanied with a great fea. We have great fears for the confequences of fkeh repeated gales as have lately been experienced here. Disat., bac. 27.—Arrived the CURLEW flndp of war, from a cruize, myd remains with his Majefty's (hips at per lall, and a fleet of outward bound rails. Wind S. S. W: FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, DEC. 27. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, DEC. 27. Copy bf a letter from the Right Honourable Lord KeITH, Admi - ral of the Blue, dec. to Sir EVAN NEIMAN, Ban. dated off Remf • gate, December 24, 1803. Sir—l enclofe, for their Lordfhips' information. a copy of a letter which I have received from Lieut. Vouso, commanding his Majcity's hired lugger SPECULATOR, acquainting me of his having attacked and driven on (bore four of the enemy's gun-boats, with troops on board, apparently proceeding from Dunkirk to Calais. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) KLITH. SPECOLATOR, in the Downs, December 23. My Lord—l beg leave to inform you, in cruizing in his Majefty's armed lugger SPECULATOR, under my command, and by the direCtions of Captain Srawarr to cruize off Dunkirk, the morning of the 19th inftant, Gravelines then bearing eaR by fouth, diftant four or five miles, I faw four gun boats full of troops, running along (bore, whic h - I fuprifed bound to Calais ; at ten A. M. I got very clofe to them, and at half pall ten I had the fatisfaition to drive all four of them on fhore, although the enemy opened a fire from fix long 4.pounders on the (bore ; two of the gun boats mull have been wrecked, as the fea made a break over them, the other two got off, as 1 fuppofed ; I am happy to fay they never hulled us. I am, &c. (Signed) ROB. YOUNG. Right Hon. Lord Ksivu, R. B. The Honourable Admiral COINWALLIS has tranfmitted to this Me a letter from Captain WINTHROP, of his Majefty's Ship the ANDENT, to Captain Sir EDWARD PILLEW ' of the TOW , WANT, dated November ay, 1803, of which the following is a Copy: Sir—The fhip chafed from the fquadron yelterday by his Majefly's (hip under my command, I doled with off Cape Finifterre, fo near as to be able to give her a few (hot, and (hould have been alongfide of her in a few minutes had not the wind headed me off (bore, which enabled her to double the Cape, and get into Finifterre-bay, where (he ran on (More; from apprehenfion of our fending to take poffeffion of her, and at midnight blew up. She proved to be the Bayonnaife French national frigate, of 32 guns, and zoo men, front the Havannah bound to Ferrol. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) a. WINTHROP. Hutt, Dr.c.l6.—Aboot noon on Friday fe'nnight, a heavy gale of wind came on at this port, from the South Eaft, which continued with fcarcely any abate. ment or intermitGon, until Wednefday morning, and has done confiderable damage to the (hipping along the coaft. A letter from a refpedable Mercantile houfe at Berwick-upon-Tweed, to Mr. Josuva Kass, mer chant, of this town, dated on Thurfday lay, the sad infant, (late* as follows Sir, a large veffel, with yellow fides and partly difmafted, was fees to the windward of this harbour yefterday, but no boats could get off, the fea running very heavy. The Captain of a cella belonging to Newcaftle, which pet into Holy.lllitsd yeftcrday morning, has come here this morning :—he lays, he run his veffel clofe alonglide the above (hip, and there appeared to be no perfon on board of her ; he Would hare taken her in tow, but having 101 l his own bowfprit, and from the wretched fate of the o:her vele), he did not dare to do it: He lays, the is the Ariel, of Hull.—This morning fhe was not more thin three miles frotn this harbour, and two boats made an attempt to get off to her, bnt could not accompiith it t but one boat got to her this afternoon. They came on &ore from her about three o'clock, and fay, fhe is the Ariel, but they do not know to what port the belongs; the is timliker loaded and arater.logged. There is one min on board, lying dead on the deck, with a piece of the table over him j there is alfo a dog od board, which is alive, and appears to have eaten a part of the man's face; they have neither brought the man nor the dog on Chore. They let go an anchor to bring her tip ; but boih tables were walked over • board, and they had not ftrength enough to overhaul them ; fo that the anchor will be of no Me, lot having a trope of cable. As the lea is fill heavy, and the night coming on, it is not likely that any boats will go off to bring her to an anchor; but it is very probable the will drive on (tore before morniog. We hare therefore given you this account, that if them is huh a were' belonging to Hail, and any pro bability of Isis being her, that you may acquaint the owners fo that they may take the earliett opportunity of looking after their property. We are apprehenfive the others of the crew have been wattled overboard." Doses, Rarat„ f ARRIVRD res bark. In Leith Roads, Friends, Ranks, from and Sikapfash tiestrid.from Danuie. a Tamen& Rasids. tiapease, &skis. from Mesa At Meek. Atalanta, Hiederlin, frost Archangel. At H. Wised, Akre, AWdey, frame the Dade. At Seatbereogh, Widn es, his. Ufters batted te Entioden, with damage. At &NAAS** Mary. Meadows, ham Newheediand. At Cora, Mal, pees, from Leak& At Newry, Draper, *Deena, Non Laden t sad Ho^ Reim Leen. At Liverpool, lry, flame. beta Pad- /burgh. At Open*, Ilretben, _Jef fery ; reside's. Hedge; indaltry, —O-4 wad Lltde men. we len, from Lads At St. hfiehaers„ Men and Polly, dersent, helmLonde. t tr . Loring, hem Liverpool The Chatlette add Rabat" Hannay, hew Leedom, fat Danaram, lures amebas sad cables in Margate Reeds. The ladshairs, Pouf" horn Peter burg) Isi Lesiva. Is elt se the Lab. — Thrt - eille — opelka privateer, sod Cenral ether wads are es avers star Plymouth. Les Amt (a mile to the Malta man of war), and a brig blnDattamoth, are hit at Plymouth. e to Mt. Yates, from Guernfey, M Itroadad at Dublin. The Mary, Wraogham, from Memel for Landso, is Branded mar Aberdare'. Minerva, (kneelift arrived at I teth Loads oa the loth with the left of bir fails, boom sod veer) , Wog of the dell. The ammo Robert, of Laudon, hicks with timber, drove do bore open lintofwlek Rock, ablest feels elks moth of Whitby, and et daylight was &Covered open the heath, with • Owl of Marsh, but so pica on bawd. It wowed that the crew wad have thood=wl ek vete, In the beat.as Its MYp way estaiwoy. mom LLOYD', LISTT., 0111A.M110. INC Sp.. Pared by the has Lliarleiton ; 0.1011•01/11 Mends, Johufan, train Geerofey ; Earl. Agit* from It. has ; Eellpfe. Smith, front Dobbs ; lon e Wm, bow Derr; Vrow Mina, front 'Taw ; Liberty, Laeltiry g aged Caw, Bennett, barn Lllanr— L6d die Me of Goodwin, for Juries; Speedwell. Hessiogere, for Waterford; )mite lor Maw feat I and geed Wan, liandrkka, fer Fades. CORV.V,IIZA'ET, HARIC.LAA E, DEC. 281. The late Gales of Wind prevent the many arrivals of Corn, fo much expeeled ; and to-day very little Gelb is come in—laft Prices of Wheat are neatly fup ported—Barley and Malt have flow tale—the late Prices are declined, and they are expeded lower— Peas of both kinds are is. cheaper; as arc Tick Bears is. 6d.—We have many cargoes of toreign Oats ar rived—this Article is 6d. per quarter lqwcr, and pro hibited coming in neutral bottoms—Fine American Flour, at 355. per barrel, oft Cwt. and 3 (Ls. ASSIZE OF BREAD—YefierdAy, the LORD MAYOR, after having infl)eazd the reports of the .Meal weighers, ordered the price of bread to be reduced one affize, or two-pence in the peck-loaf, to com mence to-morrow ; when the price of she quartsrn loaf of wheaten will be cid. and houfehold 7ld. The Gazette of laft night confirms the account we gave in yetlerday's Paper, of the dearriaion of tao of the enemy's gun-boats, by the Seacuzavoa lug ger. It is alfo hated that la Bayonnaife French fri gate, of 32 guns, and 200 men, has been driven on (hone in Finitterre Bay, by one of Sir EDWARD ?EL LEW's froadron ; and that (he afterwards blew up. Extra& of a letter from Captain WILLIAMS of the Aurora, bound to the Coall of Africa, dated at Sea, on the 13th of December, in lat. 48. long. to.—" 1 write by a brig that is jrift palling, to fay, all is well, and we have weathered a very heavy gale, which tailed 68 hours, without damage . The Backhoute, Kerrie, and Allifon, and the - Flora, South-feaman, only were in company with the PYLADRS floop." A letter from an Officer on board the PRINCE or Wm.'s, dated Beerhaven, (Ireland), Dec. 19, has the following Nets :—" We arrived here the 14th intl. with Sir R. CALDER'S flag on board, and found fe• veral (hips of our fquadron at anchosr. This fqua. dron i 4 in future to relieve that of Sir EDWARD NELSEN, off Ferrol. The (hips which are now at anchor are, the Panics or WALES, of 98 guns, N 017110141 AAAAA D, MAGNIFICENT, MAJESTIC, and Tut:unme t of 7 4 guns each. Thole off Ferrol are, TONNANT, MALTA, and ST ARTIATE, 0184 guns each, SEENCIR, of 74 guns, and Arosar, of 64 gusts. I have not included the GANGES, of 74, in the Ira fquadron, as her final is out for Ferrol, where the goes to relieve the SPAITIATE. The Admiralty is making every arrangement for fupplying thofe two fquadron in this Bay ; and two (lore (hips, with (pare malts, yards, and Rorer, are expefted." The following is the waybill of the in, and =tit& painger: of one of the Norwich coaches that arrived on Saturday evening, at the Swan and Two Necks, Lad•lane : Hares r 54 Torkies Is Phi:shots 163 Chines 57 Varuidges 189 Chains of angsges 63 Woodcocks 34 De. Mock Puddings 43 VAL Fowl 7$ &des of Pork a Snips 5 49 The Tragedy of 'Richard tk Third, which has al drays beena favourite with John Bull, awaited a nu merous breed'Of his family 'aft night at Covent Gar deo Theatre, but they .were rather too turbulent to enjoy its heautles. Coots played the part of Rickard admirably. He governed hie voice with great !kill, and yet loft no portion of his wonted fire. Ksmata, who has been tome days indifpOred,difplayedmarks of his indifpolition in Richmond, particularly in the latter fcenes, in thich he was very bowie, and it is a ere ditiblei prOof of his teal in the public fervice that he ventured out Co [non, particularly in fuch weather. After the Play, the new Pantomime-was performed for the fecond tinse, and received otitis great ap plaide. . , . After a Potsey Race on the Lewis"conrre, onTher day, feveral military gentlemen, who are fond of pedeftrian atchievements, ftaried for a tweepftakes pork which was won eafy by Mr. Ratirctirr, of the Dortet. R9VAL Fate IT Gartaais.;:-;-On Sunday evening lark (Chrifinsas night) at five o'clock, her Royal klighnefs the Duellers of Yoaa, according to the cufgs of Pre& and the EaR Countries. where all the Print:etre, of the Blood Royal make donations to the poor in comineinoration of the birth of our Sl• wool, gave ordees that all the children, cloathed and educated by her It oyal Highnets at Oadanda, Mould be introduced to her pretence g previous to which the long room was laid out as a fair, °ma.; nsented on each fide with booths, containing all forts of toys. The children. when introduced, were re-1 ceived by their Royal Highneffes the Duke and Do chefs of You, and a large part of the Nobility 'of both Sexes, when the Duchefs coadoeted the whole of the children. 26 in number, to the feveral booths, where her Royal hands were employed in fop plying the infant poor with their choice of toys. as prefents; after which her Royal Highnefs prefented a ears of wine and a piece of cake to each child; they then retired to the Great Hall, where an ele gant dinner was prepared for them, at the head of which tie was pleated to prelide. His Royal High. nets the Duke of You was at the other ens!. - Among the company at table we noticed General Boss, Mr. and Mrs. HIRST Btrasuar, Mr. Mr. Peon, &c. &c. with all the neighb ouring Nobi lity and Gentry. At (even o'clock the children departed, Sher which an elegant dinner was given to nearly 40 of the No bility and Gentry of the neighbourhood, who did not break op till near three o'clock in the morning:— Being Sunday, the ufual fain feline of a ball WAS difpenfed with. An ilnmenfe affemblage of reptiles, ideas, and animals, all in a high Rate of pretervation, was fold by attrition hill week, at a Broker's warehnufe, sear the Steelyard. They were the produce of Cayenne and its vicinity, and nearly fix years were employed in making the colle&ion. Several of the fnakes were twenty feet and spreads in length, and there were Come Germ Waugh the animal bearing the greaten Similitude to man, nearly fix feet in height. Many of the fpecitnens of the quadruped (peeves were ab &lately unknown to the naturalitis of this country. This mime cargo, which was captured by one of our privateers, was addreiTed to the howl. Coa.us, and u fuofed to have been bought by his defire for the yank d Plante:, the repohtory of fuch curioities so Paris. They fetched the fon of 3000 guineas. PRESENTA-TION OF COLOURS. 7;46 four troops of Kirkcudbright Gentlemen and Ysomanry Cavalry. tinder the command of _limes Gossov, 1.111 or..Culvetinan, Main. Commandant. matched into rrirters at KitkCSlClin :glit a krond time, on the 28:11 ttit. On Friday the 2d WI. tl•ree of the troops received their Colours at their ;dual drill ground. On the approach of Lady Goitrine with the Ilandards its her coach, attended I.y a number of Ladies and Gentlemen, in their carriages. the Itegimenttook open order, and feinted, and im mediately formed into a hollow fluare : when also company having left their carriages, the Colours were uncafed, and placed on the camp colours, and the Rev.lsfr.JouN JOHNSTONE, Chaplain to the Corps, havingdelivered a very fuitable, excellent, andimpref. live prayer, the regiment, at open order, had their Colours prefenred with the following addrefs ftcot Lady GORDON t " CCN rtt mr N. . . " In the honour this day affigned me, it i. with peculiar f:.tif. faftirm I view thofe with whom I am nearly eonned‘d, fo re fpcaably and Jbly fupported, in a caufe, of all others the molt in tereitiug—tlic delcu,.e of every thing valuable in foriety--your P.rli3iou. and Civil Liberties, your Country, your King and Cow ttitution.—A Conititution ePablithed by the wif.lwm and valour cf your anceltors, and which their defeendants are bound, by may exertion, to pref.:rye inviolate to the Weft polterity ; a Conflits.. lion that bas been the envy and wonder of forrounding nations, mod is now the dread of that tyrant who threaten. to deltroy it s left it fhoold he the means of overtunii..g th.t defporifra he has been permitted f r their Au, to ufurp over other countries. In a caufe fo jolt, a. well as honourable, you nobly 'land forth, and may the Calo r Ru LEK of the Univerfe, under whole banners. as profeiling Chriltians, you are all conned, be with youlty his grace to direet and proted you in every danger, and finally T.* make you vidorious over all his and your enemies. As a proof of my efteem, receive Irons me your Co!ours, and preferve them as teltimonia to your ehildren's children, of the loyalty and bravery of . their fathers; and may Coo, who only can, defend you." The Colou-s were then unfurled, and carried by the Comets and their guards, along the line and be tween the ranks, to their places in the lquadrons After which the Regiment went through its exercife in a very mafterly ayle. The day was concluded by a Ball, given by Major GORDON to the regiment and the town, in return for the great hof:litalit y and atten tion the Corps received during the five Weekf it was in quarters, which was honoured with the pretence of molt of the Ladies and Gentlemen of the neigh bouring part of the country. During the hurricane on Sunday morning, a flack of chimnies in St. James's Palace was blown down ; they fell over the parapet into the (treat, but happily no perfon was paffing at the time. About the fame hour, the parapet of the front of a public bottle in Sutton-fireet, Soho-fquare, and the greater part of the roof of a houfe in Little Carey-ilreet, were blown off and fell into the area : very fortunately no perfon happened to pats at the time. . A very confiderable part of the ancient wall which furrounds the gardens of Canonbury Houft, Ifling ton, with the embankment thrown op for the ball firing of the Volunteer Corps; were levelled with the ground during the violence of the Rorm on Sunday. —Five of the trees in St. James's Park, and one in the Green Ark, were torn up by the roots. A Rack of chimnies in Norris-ftreet, Hay.rnarket, was blown C lown, but providentially no perfon was hurt.—The cafement of a window-light blew down from the gar. ret window of the Flying Horfe, Lambethareet. Whitechapel, on the head of a child who was paging at the time, and fradured its feel The infant was immediately taken to the hofpital, but without hopes of recovery. During the tremendous gale on Sunday, a boy, about eight years old, crofling the upper end of Park.ftreet, was forcibly carried; by a fudden to Tome confiderable enflame, and by its continued violence rolled feveral times over along the ground before he could be taken op ; in the fall his under lip was Mockingly lacerated through to the chin, ansit the whole of his face very much bruifed : he was carried to a Surgeon in North Audley-ftreet, who reported him yellerdsy in a fair way. Aceoutns from the towns along the Suffix Coat Rate, that almoß every unfini(hed new building has been levelled with ;Le ground, by the great wind on Chriftmas Day; and that chimnies, to the great an noyance and danger of the inhabitants, have been precipitated through the roofs, and many of dung have made their way to the ground floor. A letter from Irvine, Dec. 20, Lays, "A very me lancholy accident happened here lag Friday: a boy about ten years old, went up into a garret to take fomegimpowder out of a barrel, with alighted candle in his - hand; a fpark happening to fall fromlbe can dle into the barrel, the who le - inflantly exploded, blew the roof off the houfe, and burnt the by fo dreadfully, that he died in great agony left night." Early yeflerday morning, Anthony Rawfon and William Tucker, (the two convies who ekaped from New South Wales. and concealed theenfeires on board the Atlas, Caps MUSORMIII, in which they were brought to England), were Cent o ff to P or t mouth, under an efcort from Bow.fireet, in order to be put on board the Experiment tranfport, now under failing orders for Botany Bay. SHAM PRISICI•NO.--Yeßaday fri/San anew was charged before the Loan Maroc, at the alanfion both, with having, in company with five or fit others, dragged a young man along Tower.ftreet. and ufed him cruelly, pretending that they were a prefs-gang, and as fach bad a right to imprefs him. Whitney. the watch-houfe keeper, of Billingfpue. and the watchman, Laid. they were alarmed of Mon-- day night with the cry of u Murder !" and. going into the ftreet, raw the prifoncr and his companions dragging the Profecutor, who appeared to have been much abufed, and was covered with blood. They Paid they were taking him to the tender ; that they belonged to a rendezvous houfe in the Borough; but, being required by the officer to Mew their warrant, they all ran off. and all draped purfuit except the prifoner. The prang:es (aid, in his defence. that be belonged to the tender. and gave to the name of two midthipmen, who, be Mid, were with him at the fame time. The Lieutenant of the real prefs-gang. however. attended, and allured his Lordllop the prifoner and his companions had no order from bins to ad in fueh a manner. The Loa.o MAYOR oblerved, that this wasnot only an affault. but a violation of the privileges of the City. which he could not pats cvcr. He- therefore ordered the prifoner to be committed for farther ego ambition, and that Captain Ricer surd" of the ter der. thould produce the two midlltipmen. • wld n:w anei :cefs Is !" ay it e of an• [ be 9- tined aing g to Cfre. Den. f atoi v igi- that Fleet, aad Item Ds to Lord idor, oat. r has a Mt. lir." !kik Ter : bas Peon front with lays, n co. Id, in 4uni t. on its of nt to !laced flew rot at it the Id we ft ex- AVCC long large Mn. ,elcy- beer fome Irties mie r, ith 2 he is pro. COZI2.