today.

Lee Saunders, who is leading the National Trust project to stabilise a crumbling St. George's landmark, is the featured speaker at today's talk at the Bermuda National Gallery.

Mr. Saunders' presentation will cover his work at the Unfinished Church and some of the other buildings from around the world which he has worked to preserve.

He has been in Bermuda since March of last year and before that he worked on a number of historical ecclesiastical and public buildings in the UK and in Africa as a stonemason and relief worker.

The Unfinished Church was begun in the 1870's, but work stopped due to difficulties in the east end parish and since then the building has been a victim of erosion.

The Trust project, which was assisted by a generous donation from Mrs. Walter Jones and her family and the support of the Ministry of Works and Engineering, has preserved the landmark and made it safe for visitors.

The talk will take place at the Bermuda National Gallery on the second floor of City Hall between 12.30 and 1.30 p.m.

WRECK DIVERS CAUGHT SCROUNGING WKS Wreck divers caught scrounging Two American divers who tried to nick a porthole from the wreck of the Constellation have been warned by Police.

The two were spotted on Monday by other divers removing a 40-pound porthole assembly from the sunken ship which lies off Dockyard.

But they were intercepted by Police officers.

A Police spokesman said: "They were very apologetic and said they didn't realise they were doing anything wrong.

"They were warned and released.'' GANG BEATS VISITING YACHTMAN CRM Gang beats visiting yachtsman A visiting yachtsman suffered a broken nose after a group of local men set upon him in St. George's.

Police yesterday reported that they responded to the melee during the early hours yesterday.

The 27-year-old yachtsman was apparently beaten up by a group of ten men who used a helmet as a weapon to strike him in his face.

He sustained a broken nose and was conveyed to the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital by ambulance for treatment.

The victim, a Belgium national, is a crewman on board the catamaran True Grace which is berthed at Market Wharf in St. George's.

An investigation is presently underway by Eastern CID as to why the man was set upon by the group.

A 21-year-old St. George's man has been arrested for his part in the attack.