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which occurred on the 18th Feb,,, the Court feels itself bound to n opinion that in all respects tbe, as were to be expected from its i' " ss well-trained officers, sustaiping s s personal character and that of E t u marked with the most perfect orJa. % dination, and steadiness.

 In conclusion, the Court is also of opinion that not only was eyery taken which skill, regulated by n,lte rs animated by the loftiest motives s s.l wise, to guard against accident, bn,a Stockton, Lieut.. Hunt, and Mr Fa gunner, who had attended to and di,l the experiments and trials of tbess ' < hiblted only a due confidence in 1I had witnessed in placing themselves s'' al " occasion, and particularly that of \ plosion, almost in contact with tbs " in position apparently not only na' @ gerous than any other, but that wbisS ,l' rationally have been deemed the ai lous situation on board the vessel '

 The Court, having thus completsJ. siness, adjourned sine die.

 ", c. BOLTON, Prssi

 RICHARD s. CoxE, Judge Adroca,