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... Wilson and the Hon. A. A. i vane, C. 8.. of the Winchester and Niger, and Captains Penrose and Boyle, of the Royal Marines. The ships were anchored about 850 yards from the tort, being as near as the depth of water permitted, and at seven a.m., a heavy aud ...

... have had for some time may now be expected, as the Spanish troops do oct appear so anxious to avoid the enemy as the Spanish ships are. Indeed, they have evidently only the three alternatives of fighting, starving, of surrendering to choose from, their food ...