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THE NAVAL OFFICER.
lantern, which he held up on the starboard quarter.
The frigate passed close under the stern, shewing a beautiful pale side, with a fine tier of guns; and, hailing us, desired to know what vessel it was.
I replied, that it was the True-blooded Yankee of Boston—that she had hove to and surrendered.
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