WE CAPTURE A SPANISH INDIAMAN.

The schooner was turned over to the dockyard people that same afternoon,

and duly surveyed; and on the following day, when I presented myself at

the admiral's office, the old boy handed me a list, as long as the main

bowline, setting forth the several alterations deemed necessary to fit

the little craft for His Majesty's service.

"Here, Mr Courtenay, just run your eye over that list, and tell me what

you think of it," he cried, as he passed it to me across the table.

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