The Sun. — London, England, 1804-11-03 00:00:00

TO CORRESPONDENTS. Tostrn Wxato NIS Letter on the subjeli of the Young iWiCithl has only Seen detajed from want of room. MAILS, AItItIVILD-1 Dublin, 6 Waterford. Dublin, t Wattrford. PRICE OF STOCKS, Tllls DAY At TwALvit o'cLnct. Consols THE SUN. 11014/4 OVIS DlCtiti rALsum AUDZAir L 0 N D 0 N, SATURDAY, NOV 015 tit 3, 18044 Admiral CouNwAtt,ts sailed yesterday from Torbay with the,Channel Fleet. • "Sir .Jomr ORDE,, with the Squadron under his command, sailed yesterday from Spithead. The Live)" , will be ready to follow him to-morroW. Not a single Vessel of the Enemy's Flotilla was outside 13oitlogne on Thursday last. • - Wit are happy to state that a Fleet of Four Hun_ 131 . Ni Sait from the Baltic, under the convoy of three Armed Ships and a Cutter, pasetl by Yatm-uth yesterday, ,Tna Accounts from Spain, which we received by the 1. Mail yesterday, are of a most die. tressing nature. Although the Plague has in some degree abated of its violence a! Malaga and• Cadiz, yeu it has brokto out et Cartbagena and Alieeet, where its ravages are almest as great as they were at Mel4ga. In additinn to this dreadful calamity, that unfortunate Country, is also threatened with a Kimble when the lest accounts came away there wart not above a fortnight's provision in Madrid. • . Such are , the contents of Amite of the Letters WhiCh we have received. We are, however, strongly in. . elineti to think that 'these Siarements are very considerably exaggerated . , • A Pispateh has beep received at the Commander in Chief's- Office, dated Gibraltar, the Bth Ot!lober, from_ which it arVears that the Fever was consi. &rattly abated, and that it had net in the smallest eiegree affeaeti the ,T:fovs, The number of deaths occasioned by the Fever' at 'Gibraltar have been considerable ; "thei'leive r however, been principally in the TeYeTs .‘Ol4 streets : , of which are nateow, and , theelpeuses confined, and in general very dirty. 'All pnesible precautions hive been adopted to k e ep the infeaion from spreading in the Garrison; and they have been attended with success. It was the opinion of the Medical Men at Gibraltar, that the talus, which were hourly expe6led, would stop the ravages of that drendful disindar ; so that we have,greet hopes that the next accounts we ceive will 'be,- that the Fever has entirely . ceased. We !subjoin a Letter from ,Mr. RANK INER, a respeeiable Gentleman at Gibraltar, to a Friend in London, which strengthens the hopes we have ex. pressed of the speedy restoration of health in that most iMportent possession ; _ Gibraltar, Oa. 3, 18e4. . . " I hat! the pleasure art the kith ult. ofadvising you of 'the favorable upiniati of our medical men on the nature of the diseage that had broken out In the Garrison. Since that pe, r iol they have irad much reason to alter that opinion, a inor it y hearing taken place iiecoiralled, perhaps, in any place or' in arty ego, owing, in the Jim place, to sickness, but caused tit A pester degree by want of sufficient medical. attendance, nourislinient, nurses, and by filth. The numbers' that have Wien vieiitne to these eailacs within this fortnight is stir. wish* for our reduced population, which bow doe's not, of inhabitant. or civilians, C.01116t of Meru than three thouserel souls; pA Monday last 14 were buried, and a ll the week averaged nearly go par day. Thank Coil the number yes terday was reduced to s 7, and this day, I an hopeful, it will not exceed 43 ; so that we mend apace, and exped the fl rs t heavy rain , hourly ex/xi:led, will seem; all to rights. ' 44 This mortality, from the causes before recited, you will caul; y conceive to have taken place mostly among the poor, Of liritisjt merchants very few have fallen, land those only in situations extremely . Prejudicial to health. The're%ys have, however, fal 14) in numbers ; and whem it has: brokee put in a dirty ill-airL'd !reuse, it has, generally carried off all-, Malty people have lett the Ciarrisnii (rein year, and,the death •of ni.my is ascribed to Ote'sJmo intim:lice, particularly among t he women and letvs.—AinnuK the British, a CoMMittee of tiVe has been chosen, to .twist trr Government in tippleing the most likely measures towards tile promotion of the pub lic - health, .relieving the distres)ed, burying the dead, &c, they are vested With the fullest powers. The members are.ltlessrs.. joie Rosa, lotto Ssti rit, Wit.l.l,tat Swax.T. 4 , A o', 11 ;G A k ez, and inyself, and the duty hz fallen _very hard on the two last and me, the eltildren,of the other wo having tier some time been indisposed, anti occupied their vOeole attention. Though.l am always on InY feet, and much `opt:teed, yet, from adopting proper precautions, and the peen, t'egiitten, I never enjoyed better health. —l3y next post I shall have the pleasure, I. trust, of giving you more f avour . able apcounts ; 4nd, in the mean time, with the greatest rc. am, dear. Sir, your 4100 obedient Servent, .T 0 Mr, yoklf itiarklerabury, " 0 DAVID RANKINER:" Maptsrea Drawing.Rooma were rn have comment:4.4ot the seas , ,n, on Thoruday the Isth instont but Heti MAjesTy has been induced to litcr b cr ariaripmentk, and to postpone the fio,l • Dr4wing Room hale die. It is now probahlt that it will not cake place till alter the Milldam Th e goym., Tmovy are returned to Windsor. Koyal Highness the ihitc of r'.rirr attained the 37th year of h.s age yesterday. The houses of his tradesmen, &c. were last night illuminated. Mr. PITT had yesterday a seleil dinner party, at his seat at Putney. The Eail anti Ctiuntess of ke LEI/311 RY and family arrived yesterday at their house in Seymour.place, from their seat in Wilts. Lor3 CASTLEREAGH gives a grand dinner, to. morrow, to a patty of lashionables, at his beat, East Sheen. Yesterday the Duke DE BERRI left Town to meet his Father, His Royal Highness MoNsItUR, who arrived ,on Thursday, at Yarmouth, from Gottenburgh. As we have already stated, the KING of FRANC C's residence will not be so long in Sweden as was first intended; His MAJESTY having, recording to the desire of the EMPEROR of Russia and KING Of PRUSSIA, determined to return to Warsaw, and to remain there until something shall have, been finally scaled respeaing . the just claims of the BuottaoN Family , su nearly conneeted with the destiny of all other lawful Imperial - or Royal dynasties. This fad is the best answer to the late paragraph in the French Papers, pretending that the Emperor of kus , lA, on accatinf of his can. neNiun with 130):ArAuTs'4 coveromerit, would not pert nit the King of FRANCE to reside in his do. minions. Accounts from Valencia, dated early in Otiober, contain the tolhowing particulars of the Spanish In. sin - m e - Ho n At the beginning of last month be. tween 3 and 4000 of the King's Troops entered the: province of Biscay, without any oppo , ition from the Insurgents. Admiral MASsAk r, DU, and General OXQUILLA', Who are Said to have hero the ring. leaders in that revolt, were arrested and sent to Bur. gos. UpWardv of goo of the most important per. sons concerned in the Insurreelion tore said to have tl-d, in consequence of .the unfavourable answer re. crived from BoNAPARTE, to whom, it is , reported, the Biscayans (tinted to become vassals,' as the head of the French Government.. Has Imperial . Majes. ty is stated to ,have recommended to them to con. tinny in subjedion to their own Sovereign, to whose assi , tanoe, to case, it were necessary, lie would send an Army of zoo.ooo men. The business was, n.o withstanditig, considered as feir from being settled," BONAPAZI . E. stetris‘to takt.a pleasure nor only in , trampling upon evety thing held sacreld between Nations, but in adding insult to ii .jury. The very circumstance of obliging the Pops to quit kis teal. and degrade . nis'eltarafter, in order to crown a low.lrorn,acui infamous Llurper, is a wanton in stil! to every Catholic Country in Europe, and she Ws ao iintneatAtrable pride in the Corsican Up. start. Sir CHARLEs HAW LTori, of - the Illustrious, of 74. gimi, Arrived yesteidar :wrning in town, and hxd 4 'wig intervieW .with Lord ;I\l,E,Lv 1t.1.E, at the Minirdiry. Yesterd.ty a Court of Direetors was held at the Etst India tiouse,' when Captain MArrtruw IsAAAR was SWOIII ,i1)(0, the command of the new Ship s destined,to Bombay,'buititing by,Mr. Tuo taAs; as w 43 Captain joitr ! i CAM E9O N,HIIO that of the new Ship for Madras and -Bengal, building by . Messrs. CH R IST 1E and CAhlt RON. The Court ad.; journed at six;o;elock. till Tuesday next. Letters were yesterday rec.lived from the Cap tains and Ptsgengers of several of the foHnvving E sst' Indiati;:n,' advising their arrival at Nitt,:eira, outward.bound, on the 261 h &•111:rn!)e'r, all well. They expeded to s.til in a few (14; f,r ;f.eir re. spedive destinatsoni as under.mcntioned, viz. 'Travers, Capt. S :flters, for Sr. liefcao slut Rengal• Union; Capt .ttl' I Ittosh, for St. ileuni and FLltgal. Indus, Capt. Wetlden, for MAtlns. - • Keith, Capt. Kamp, for Madras and Bengal. Ocean, Capt. N'Tliggart, for'M a d r a s and Bengal. Devayttes s - Capt. Adderley, toe Bonityay and Madras. Harriet, Capt. Lynt:h, for Madras od . Huddart, Capt. 11.1.ttield, for Madras and Bengal. skeltonCa:Ale, Capt. Normand, foi' B6mbay. 'rhe Earl Spotter, Capt. R.. ITT was appointed to sail lor Mittlta4, in Coq - limy with the Lord Mel. t); Ile, Capt. LENNOX, .the beginning of April. These two arc expeded to forin part of the next Fleet tQ arrive from Madras. The Kiirgriom, Captain .Wlss,, arrived - at Hull on Sunday, came out of Norway on Thursday sennight, with a ileet, cons6ting of about 433.5ai1, bound lot England; several of which ore in the Plumber, and the Hull Ships are expeCted. up every ii le, A Letter from Lisbon,. dated states, that two English Men Of 'War were cruizing on that CO4itp and that Le Braave French Privateer art rived at Vigo on the tothOflOber. The • Pripiceir Chop/pm , Fp igate, 'and, rbtalaut Sloop of War, with the Fleet under convoy from Cork for the Vtr,..,t Indies, arrived at Madeira on the ;9t h .Septerolrer. , The Yenerab/e; arrived itt Liverpool, sailed from Barbadoes 'on the 18th September, in company with the Donii 4 ira Fade,. the Clyde, and the St. ;14ea're , tv, and pierced on the r 5 th' o.;.tober. Ciptain c a mr i vin d of the Dread:Wes/rt. of 98 guns, off Rdeiletcirt. Lieuten,,nt-Bt ACIIAI.I, is, appointed 4) 'the corn mand of the ./liardrifr, at Woolwich, on board of which Admiral 'll G t,A,s has his Flag. It is with the tltepest regret. we state, that there s but too much reason to suppose that the ac. counts brought by the 1) wish Ship, from St. Tho. of t h e damage crane by the hurricane, are .not exaggerated. It began on . the 4th of Septet's . ). ber, anti Continued all that, and the two follow ing days.' It was most fatal at Sr. ; Kilt's. Every Vessel there was lost t the number is said to be 120. At:Antigua were *lust . Sll Vessels 'and,a Packet. At Sr. 13artholcniewis 50,Vessels. At l)otninica, a Frigate is rumoured to haie been lost: At St, Thomas's 44. Vessds, five, of which arc Engin)). • St. Kin's, Antigua Sr. Bariholumcw, Dominica, sr. Thomas's, 12 S 9 So 2 It is, to be remarked, that the above nunt 4 ser in cludes VCSICII of all sizs and Countriea. The ma.' jority are nand to have been Americana. NAPA L.NEWS. PLYMOVVI, Nov. J.—The Channel Fleet re turned to Torbay yesterday, owing to the late heavy gales of wind. The Alivataur, of 74 guns, ar rived here last night from them. Sailed the Argus Sloop of War, with the Lady Castlereagh and Preston East India Ships under convoy, for the River. The Europe East India_ man has been prevented sailing with the above, hair. ing struck on the rocks on St. Nicholas's island, whereby her rudder is become unmanageable, and she will be obliged to come into harbour to refit. Arrived the Danish Brig Four Sisters, from Saloe, with wine; the Flying Fish Schooner, from a Cruize ; and the Portuguese Schooner Berate Correio de Mar., Capt. Etrzsa to, from Dover. YARMOUTH, Nov. z.—This morning arrived and passed by about 400 sail of Ships from the Bal. tic, under Convoy of three Armed Ships and a Cut. ter. Soiled La CoNstanct Frigate, Instraor Sloop, llbid Brig, and two Cutters, on a Cruize. Arrived the Snip Gun.hrig and a Cutter. Po R TsunuTil, Nov. 2..-.. Sailed the Betig, MAItStiAL,L, for Guernsey; and His Majesty's Ship Sw;fisure, Admiral Sir Jou ORDE, supposed fa ►he Blockucle. The Brig Pierar, MIKA! ti master, from Shields to Portsmouth, with ,a.cargo of coals, and the Brig Provia'tnce of GllerpSty, PETER DE GRAVE rrldsset, from Newcastle to Guernsey, were- on the toth ult. captured by a, French Lugger Privateer : the former was carried into Dunkirk and the latter to StittitNESS, Nov. I.—PAssed by the Prevoyante Storeship, for the Downs, Caw down the River. the Deptford Tender, Lieut. Atrium, with impressed. men and volunteers For the Fleet. Sailed the Romney for the Dawns, and the lag, / far the River, to. be repaired. The Kitty Armed Ship has the Signal Eying for Convoy to the Elbe. Ships at this Port-. Zealand, St. Albans, iiiittiostan, La. tuna, Leda, I mmottalite, Unicorn, Thisbe, Ceres, Jungles, Arab, Autumn, Galgo, Alonzo, anti Holletta j the Kitty Armed Ship, .and Basilisk and Furious Gun-brigs. DEAL, Nov. 2.—Arrived His Majesty's Ship R6infrey from the Nore ; L'opard, Rear.Admirsi Louis, from Dungeness ; F'reqvante, from the River; Archer, Flamer, Minx, and jackall Gun. brigs, from a Cruite. Sailed the Pluto, Alert, Hermes, Harty, and Curlew Sloops ; Lucifer and £x 4 e/cdox Bombs ; Wrangler, Mallard, Steady, Jackal!, Tigress, and Starling Gun-brigs, for their station of the Coast of Ftan.e. Sailed the Devastation with Convoy fur Ports. mouth. Arrived the South Carofiva, Capt. PAUL Po*; from Rotterdam. bound to America, and sailed this alternou4. In the Downs—the Monarch, Utrecht, Leopard, Ardent, Inflexible, Antelope, Ronatcy, Castor, Prevoyanre, Cham pion, Dart, Coll . :xi:, Orestes, Sulphur,, Fury, Prospero, thrasher, Rifleman, and Bold ; Armed . Defence Ships as betorei POOL.E, N0v..2.--The qpithia, WAYTiI, from Newfuundlandofter being o►ii three days, carried away her main.yard, in consequence" of which she bore up for England. HARWICH, Nov. 2.—The Prince of Wale: Packet, Captain ANTHONY DEANE, arrived last. night, after post, from Husum ; the Mails, w►th Mr. SHAW, one of the ICing's Messengers, were put on shore 'at Yar►nouth. About twenty other Passengers, and upwards of 40 Recruits for His .. Majesty's German Legion, were landed here. The Lark Packet, Capt. Data., with the Ham. burgh and Bremen Mail, sailed yesterday fill Hu. sum ; and at the same time the Dente . Capt. .Ho MILTON, with the Mail for Gottenburgh. '• ; EXTRACT Or A LETTER FROM A CAPTAIN OF A 11.1141 DING AT WICKLOW, ' DAT4D- OCT. 28, 1804 : " This . day I hoarded a Gallia wanting her rudder, which she lost on the banks, and had seven feet water in her hold. I. thought it best to ran her on our bar t'or safety of Ship and cargo, whielt consists of sugar and coffee, from Liverpool to 'Fannon, Holstein, and Denmark. I should be glad to make it known to the Insurance Companies ; perhaps they may be concerned, so I would wish to have your advice on the occasion. She is a Prussian Vessel, named 7ilstiNia Maria, JOHN CRISTOP WALOR, Master; I rather think the cargo is insured in London ; 1 should have run her to Dublin, but was afraid we could nut keep her up. I have employed the people to keep •he pumps going until- the cargo can he landed and . stored. I have; and will use every .exertion in my y►wer, for the concerned. The Captain bays he saw three more Vessels shuck at the i'ame time, bin khows not what became of them." • ' ' , Vice.Ataniq: Six CHAiti:ts COTTpt : : atnicic tiffs Ftag.on board tke 5p 1y..340*; tkoy,:Qh' WO day evening, and imultd:Accly 14'1 off roi London, DUI:LIN, Ocr 3). Ws. are concerned to state, that by the violent storm On Thursday night, two vechels were wrecked in our harbour—one, a Sloop lade with staves,. from Carnarvon, struck on the North Bull, but by uncomm n exertior,s the lives of t;:e crew were - Pte. caved; the other, a small coaster, returning 1 roll a trip to Liverpool with provisions, where site took in a cargo of grocerie , , struck on the south side of the wall, and had the entire of the cargo damaged; all thg ilant!s were saved except a boy, who odor• tunateiy made an attempt to leap from the vessel, but fdiled, and falling bttween it and the wall, wai. crushed to pieces. The Priv:fence, of Wexf , r,l, from . Swansea.to Wexford, is lost off the East Bar, with three of her men; one rum wag saved by the crew of the Comdex Cutter yesterday morning. Hu. , Majesty's Stb,r, Capt. ATKINS, arrived in Co r k i harbour on Thursday sennight from Pry mouth, with five Transports under her Convoy, having on board the second Battalion of the fitst Regiment, which marched into Cork on Saturday morning ; the Regiment is 700 strong, ,and 'are is uncommonly fine body of men. A Letter from an Officer on board the . Glation to his friend in Edinburgh, dated off the Texel, ber ;0, says, " Here we are peeping at a dattordlY„,, cowardly Enemy, superior to us in force. We boil been now three weeks at anchor, the greater part of that time riding bower under, with three cables a-head, some times cannot see mast or yards of Line of Battle Ships not half a mile distant trod us. "nie Enemy has five Line of Battle Ship!i, three Frig gates, and a vast number of large Transports armed Vessels, apparently ready for sea: Ther are now making some movement, and we are all getting under way to rake a n earer 'view of them. We in general lie about 14. miles dis'an t fr6in h Te).el. This is the m turbulent inhospitable climate I ever experienced,' i!5 we are seldom luti! hors without a'gale of wind." , A Letter from on Offi-Jer on board, one of our M. gates off Brest, states, that besides the Gunaliost. lately taken by our Cutters, several others.of t "7 P ART S's Grand Armada have been lost tiff cbc Frei tsh D 'n i Coe,' in the late gales. The Captain of a Ship from L'Orient has declared, that cf . t hree diP h ' sion', 'a - mounting to nearly, t oo vessels, 411 C within three weeks have . sailed fr om the western harbour's and rivers of France, not sixty !lad aft rilat t t heir destination ; the others having eithet. foundered at sea, or : are sUpPosed to be :~till !P¢ about, without water or provisions, as these "11 1 have not room fur more than what. is necessary theerewsand soldiers Lio ine f t wotrsio d rys days.ays before the D e t ) Sl'a!: i i sllS . , n l ' lP had arrived at c. ( s o a a i led, a firsr.tate Gun boar, bad been iltiven to sea, met r for 4our days that preceded the JAY t he y il h or a s v , in t teosnurbvoiavritnis fi fptaeretnolf"rtehni f c t l y t . si s i i i x d:e w rs h , o4l l l l, t or &i nt( ' the Spaniard, had nothing either to ea ___ r ,enduring the greatest fatigue, every ar e m b 7 (soin , I s w l e t c hi n o c nii i w hi ch a wi n g d t a l y l caused eir i s t i s la C ilo o si niL e n ft ii c e ir It : 9s7 ‘ l i c i r e h o Li'la us c h i :e .l G ° spair. These roe" tieele f "' lllat die* 00 the boats of their Division Were - Coast , r . a r isen front t atter they we a tkey brie not pe s tv in i r c t i l e s l he s f ) i ; g .e l al F s b j e o a r t r:d y d . ifosotful,retvtlite;e:::::"..Aisie7i?°!,:iemdwettlfoiee tialyFt only thirty.* tonne - ani of these on t .rbvur ,. ALC .rd . d in tO t (L h t e known to b e safe in Trench too r a o o the Troops of AUCIIR e Au's rmYt deserted to the Interior in great numb . Gent reArnies who Attempted CO s top or sisted, even with arms in their hands, 'the 11 aCCOUnrr , rr tart of W O 3 Kia, that the Camp wooleis thousan the Dane, s.e b w r i e n a l k et u . p q , u, a i n te d rs t . he Tr ► i p a r on board ,G Fleet, be marched i 0 EXTRACT OF A I.E.FTIcR FROM AN OFFICE R °I 110 i"itRD HIS MAiffsrei SHIP CAROLINE, KROGOILEIL, 14TH r gnat:Aar , ISQ4 - . . " As yo,C mei), wish to know the rv'tteti li ars of 1 out Captutes, I beg leave to infQrrn you, ifu,, Inivioil convoyed the East LIM., Ships into I L 30 14 ' 3 „, r1 1. 'B9 , 3? East, we baited wylt.them all well, A , '''' e. C , otin4intlaanrannici;iroinugilU:tazrati:tilut two nu ,: A : u a li. p: 7 1‘ : I I I : : : capture d Lis ne l: ,': : h‘v F e 1- r t e,B r h e aa : :es : g r !: I , n. d r 11)6'1'c:15' !: ,• PrivAree B s r t i l g e , ril tif de t 6 e vgesor„);.s. Sand ilit a ice ilti lartpt4: : 3 it j t:t : he e il, g d . l t, v,,, f r ic : e l ,t,iil l ' l Bouideaint last. July, and Matlfitilli 111. ISlOVellii?ert nothing, and gave 1 i irs h er e.gllt guns al ,VC I:lJilc.ti hot W h i c i cut o ar 1)4415$ dec. but iturt tin) , our gale, thie e ° which they klika s nod wcuUded iwo, • Our lad s " .-./.flcetlY wmindf"d ofie non badly, but the test laid MI us, 'la ' a a n i d ' ti w n e n t r e i m b4''er :t i : lu i . n rP e kre.: l 'P t . :e ll: l l : dm / r 6t e el ti ldl .°:1111:1:4'iol:,Int il.e'lSl‘hlL'lc:vihnabitni;tri - .40 .soiciiini; a 1 suffered much,in bc' ''.°ljl:''''eat::c.:ed6r°sawnan'atjt4r'gg jog, ot.'we m ight , not have catighr ,we got into . Pering on ' the Got h ',Moil; iI Where she Wall Slitti as she st Iciti; fur a ( . ...t:l l.l % er in ( 4 CQMPenYt; Set ice, fur .5560 SpAt.ial dolle''' ;,1 the 3I r.. Our Plisnners Ir..ing eq . ually distribut between the aitrison anti Ili iNtije-ty'4 Shiri tr io 'cord, rapt-, and Cardiac, we 'sailed on ilie 2 3' are • )06k for more (4 'these i,en ty,• s ..n: of '''' h ic 2,,yi *aid by our prlionerti, to ho e . o ijed %vial in 16 the .thfit. The Villas. left the Belle " al l well, tin. 1 Bth January, aid got to Penang ontile 22d. d i r , " On the 3 I Ftbiunry, it 8 A. M. , v e it' o ' t a l b ~ 0 1 of a Shi p nearly istween 'the ct.cuAs awl i gcliAii i Islands, 'and at 8 trxt day, cat;tureti it Gelgols::a Caeca, Fren ch Shi P' . e 360 tO6s, 2 6 g" rni. • i p _IIV,If Cr, . 4. - I St.)hilel 200 Mell, 22 of .ahutrt were otucers pir , t.. - avi d 1 t t , andlr:imvital'euailiekd''fforFrtivvce.cra' aldn'ttfi,":inandMheai:lnri:ken nu. thing. The Ca.roThre't!Oght.thii Ship by quVe r e i : l i ss 2t t i; ing, both Ship, iorviog . all 00--- bie haii‘ $ c G h.. c c i :.. w g u i I n h s o ! i t t 1 1 . 7 : :sir hurt` t e o ll a t d rn l a ,e n r . i -. if;li : I.lliC osntret catchibvijt;l4, 1 C"thtas ..itij . 'we,'ltiiiit -I'OIPAY hes . 'in '" l ' - . I, . Schooner next tide„'4_