Star. — London, England, 1806-09-02 00:00:00

r iwargra swiss. SIVI ILDNUOMMTIF. :::..iTe.::: • '1 'l ° • : • . *ARA THIS DAY —VIM Ks. tr - _ au. ass. • Ail. iitia - ... s -.4rbille • - "vaseraurtt s • 6 Gettalborafi a a Metro • a s o lurks I b - , FALsitarn, Amin ii. Arrived this day the Townthead packet, Dell, Smits 1.41.nn : left lying there bis ldsjefty's chip Hr. semi, Admiral Earl Sr. It:it - 6i.. With four fail ef the line; alfo the Auckland and Welllnghats packets, which were ordered to hold thanfelves in readinefs to fail at an boar's notice. , . His Welles chip 'Atli 1 A it feat to cruise off the Bar for the transports expelled, and which are ordered to come into the ragas. Neither any of the Royal Family of Portugal, nor the &eretsey of State, hive been fees lire the arrival of this force. Arrived alto , the Prince Erase packet, listae, with mile front Jamaica and BerlradCWs 4f days Paine ( mai at former—fie brings no news. The Marlborough paw, with mails, was fare arrived out. Arrived the hired caber Atte., sad bat brought in a Croup g,lliag fehooner, with rio silken fpirits on MOW. Tokio?, AUGUST 3t. . this dat filed his Mojelly's brig Arroa. Captain firbsoarea. with Mr. lasso, attelfannly. for Ames lies. Alfo felled hi. Majelq's brigs Lomat, N t sa-1 lisiLitt. sad Dasiso on a Nabi cruise. AUGUST .ST .. it . rMIXITII. . • -.. t z , .. • .. tail aftl i kleacare failed M the *DA, . Iritd likaMisiro. fibs is very leskya • • : ' ' ".• ; •:z .• - ~. ..:14411.1110eIrrit sirr. a. 4kskiillalphodilissaimig fre* a etiltca , :- - Nets? toirde•Dovrwthe Aslotass oak of war, ..- ill!illithw blew* Ea ladaters., via. the Ocean, tholg Hope i , Conn. •Warley, Weldor* Hear, .4441lisgtoo, Basibry Cattle. Royal Oscerge. iVia‘: . kWh, lieslegly ibehr, Esti Howe, end ~. ad.Wisd Welterly. - • • - . Deletilt, SEPTEMBER it • • AtliPt4 the het/s Amine and longs 'Senna in . lkileffi.frym London, to take is cargoes. His Ms. jet* Ilestitrassaai sit* a entirety bound to the evithwa4istought up in our Roads this morning, in • neelininseceef the irriod coming hen the welkward, Wain if iromnienes, wiU oblige the new, to go mainline the Downs. Arrived ahe airs hoop sad' "amain gas brig, groan a cruise. Wind S. W. Mlel imalanno. ' DIAL, 311,11a1111 1. • Arrived the SPITIMIX hoop, from a toles off leppe, who in attempting to cut a logger from Maier the batteties, had- fetes no killabond Mn ireseilod: among the former it the Boeifwain. and mom the latter is the Firiland Second Liestenants find ittrjeant of Madness—Arrived the Tarisvr of So gum, from Yarmouth ; Kitts ea gun brig, from ▪ cruize ftir liflend.--Sailed the SIMI'S hoop os tt trade off the Galloper; Znaaa bomb; Difpatch teanf)sort ; nation hired hoop ; Matilda Eaft India dap, and a fleet of merchant Sips under her convoy for Portfmouth t &masa hoop for Irelands Ca stow hoop, Merroa bomb, and Alwyn, gun brig, on a cruise off the cosh of France; and S hoop, on a cruise off Offend. lltOTlttit LITTItt sawn SAM Came down 'from the River this morning, the lqonduras packet, for the South Seas, and failed with the Matilda, for the Eall Indies, and Ic. weral other onteard bound veffels, under convoy for Portfatotteh. Sailed the Atria/. frigate for Sheet-- nth. Arrived this morning the Srivrtas hoop of trim from of the French Coati ; the drpve a large French fogies privateer into Dieppe, and in the night manned and fbnt her boats to endeavour to bring her out, in which bold attempt they did not faceted t thelngger made a molt defperate refinance, being then fall of foldiers, and Under the protation of their own batteries. Several of the Officers and fearaen of the Srirrtai were filled and wounded ; the tlaughter en the enemy's fide is fuppofed to hate been great. • FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Onusessuo, Sim s..—PaSed by the Jakana, theme" from the River Pbta; Adecathre,,Clentfon, from Jam**, owl theo logise= Altailirett, Hanthre. Sailed the SportAtAn, Stanton, for Li(boo; Safilk, Bryont, for Mackira; Combo, iro &rick, for Aotlitla ; and the Beaty, Foulkes, for Jamaica. • ARRIVED. la Studio, Crotk, the Horatio, Vane. from Me/misty-0e Falmouth, the Zola., Tredreff, from Vlreipla, for Holland Off Dover, Sara Mm. Cos, from 'Vireo* for monsed—At Una. Haresany,—....—., Gift rterists—die Liverpool. Sarah, OW; rff 0, Wilton; sod We MUton, Thompfoo, from Quebec Fliamborough Head, Fanny, Howe, from Peterfluirgh..-Off the Orkneys, Hope, Younier, from Petariburgb..At Plymouth, Ted, Codetill, from Qiithes....At NeorlauDdload, Flan, Cle ments, Iran Poole. 1 The LARK floop of war, with feveral 'ails under eonvoy, from Africa and Barbadnes, arrived at ja- I maica on the 3d of July. Captain W. B. Rungs is appointed to the command of his kfajtfly's floop Cs LLLLL wan, sow at Grave. fend, and nearly ready for tea. Arrived at Leith, the Boasas, of SO guns, the iv . 1 7 : c l: :loo n I, n w b it r h ig conza co fro n m voy th L ßa . k i t n , n a i o n d ge t b he . 1 alfo arrived, the Area floop of war. The Mawr. i I MO& 11 has a "'goal flying for cos(*) to the Baltic. The Peace, WISMAR'S', from refogadore for London, has foundered at fea. The Friendlisip, SOWN, from Jamaica, has been \ s. n (hors at Blackwall, and twee got into the Edon is i k -l ualted and my aky. t ktiee.Eit alitsmida e. This plait Tr, if &Able. more eine/dal Ilia**, Lail night the Band of .the Militia Rationed hely; played for an hour or two on the fort, fereralli bested martial a ir s ; thelwonienade wait VeryireiMist nos, and tonfifted of an the beauty add linden ht Merlt*". The cernalny afterwards adjoerned to the Affeit blY Rooms to enjoy another (*cies of promenade. The roam was elegantly lighted up. and a moll ex cellist band played fevera pieces of (acted %Vintager delighted the company with a Solo on the harp, not inferior to the celebrated Natat. Mrs. St seas has IsT o plagiaLt a lthis (wet time pan ; the performs to. her charader of &Wow ; every place so the hook is taken. After Mrs. Stomas leaves us, Mill Duncan is expated. There has lathing yet been got tip from the Well Indiums that was wrecked in the Q2cat's Channel. LOMAT& AUGUST 29. • •••••••••••••••••• Mt. Asn a's Concert took plate laR night at obi Affeinbly Rooms, to the high gratification of a nu. onerous and brilliant circle of fatition from /tam': gate and the whole Inc of Thanet. Mr. Atka (pared no exigence to procure the bell Vocal and inllromen tal.perforgigels. Among the principal inartanantal were the Marrs. Varrena,.Meths.. Passings, Signior AN row, Ike. Mr. Arrwoos, the celebrated Iroaf... ;sofa, kindly Alta big Wend Mr. Ague, by .141 i. &Ong at the Piano Porte, favoring his ago with a ballad MS. in *notion 'so ear late embarkation, whkb was mo* 'spray* &tog is Mrs. Aso i's firl Ayle of meellenee, and met the greatell applanfe. Tba.lMantifel Glee, Is Pow, tree trim. With a doable accompaniment on the piano forte, horns. ma Buie, was neiverfally tittered. Mrs. • Asa a, latheutife sett glitthr oommted Iran her lac indifpo. Aides. nag meth enthantiagly.- in fela taw; M Ah lisease," sad consisted-At. that her late report will 0 . 61 c bit focal p A gid i tta *ore than tier the Watt Mi. . S M tl merited iglie Sainted ' • ' • 4.▪ 41. 1 Itsisiorstaieloia 4iteliarpturoart meseld ihridstlient ed s Leihrivibn Light saw gm U to the Plaioir ocooptswil i g,l4 , pleop hex hbafetf. MI4 Mrs. is fling i'accompeased on the Camas lute. by Mr. Ass a.' to ill. ma& tagnivreting It Is abssoltalkeililii . glad, that Mr, As. a'S Cogitate as the Sam wis - nahme; sisainted the audience: :and excited the warmth .applaefr nacho Concertatite.4 the Man. Prrowslowsb lthindthiegly Rae and defervectly encored, I May andian.to Wren that Rotative never bad fo high Mat. The Rooms bail night war conipletelV lined • all the Nobility aid Gentry of tht , tiland, and fres Canterbury. &c. Many west away for want ef tram. The Griffin brig (Lord Outran's) left as yeller iq for London. Tbe crew conflated of tea excel.' last faders and ' ht 'Gentlemen. two of them of. lies in We ' • . - 4r4 fix in the Ararya they ill allots. • . • der& in - nay repea. diemfolieso_ _ • •erwsimall eE am. btesemob r I _ . Poll Captaitat• owe olf.theymy i. . • F ees „ to their poth with all Ae, l oplana of a of par; they occafioned mach - mialkifigitfpirtted shim. ficalities, particularly Lirtittbarit — Womvaune, of the Royal Navy, anted as a Dutch hoodkvain, with a bat like Fan BnitheN, with a blue .Coeittedo. The greatell order was kept by them whilft wilt es I they gave us a falute of four guns at their departure : they were well armed, had they fallen in with an ebemy, no doubt they would hare fought welt; • • The Eall Battalion oftheidendip Legion, MO& in of you men, commanded by the Right Homer able I. H. ADDlwarow, have troaoimotilly determined to continue their ferviees under the new regulatimia. The ad battalion of Ban/Mire Volunteers, cow , mended by Lientenaat-Colnnel Ganacre Rost a ton s have unanintougy agreed to fare under the new its gulations. Monday fe'unight the ad battalion of the plk ne gimentmatched from Glafgow for Greenock, w k they are to embark for Ireland. Tuefday.morning the &ft diviGon of the Lanark. &ire Militia arrived in Glafgow Gan Stirling. The four troops of Kirkcudbright Gentlemeis'and Yeomanry Cavalry, under the command of Jesus GoaDoii, Efq. of Culvennan. Lieutenant•Colunel, Commandant, have unanimoufly agreed toietstjmiq under the new regulations, and have reorient adir declaration of readincfs to follow their much y 444 Commandant, wherever the defence of the *veils may requir etheir fervices. . That moll excellent Militia Brigade, the North York, North Devon, and North Hants, encamped on Southfea Common, Portfmcuth, had a.grand field ,day and were brigaded on Monday fe'nnight.—They extended their manauvies from the Cotniono to Cumberland Fort. and acquitted thenilkkves with their ufual exaanefe and precifion, much to the Go.' , neral's fatisfailion. . I Yefierday fe'nnight, that fipe body of men, the Fir! Regiment of Royal Liverpool Volunteers under the command of Lieut. Colonel Botron, were ' dilbanded, and their arms delivered to the Commandiag officer. This refpeitable regiment was formed immediately on the breaking out of the preheat war, at a conC datable expence, by Col. Bytom, and had attained a Rate of dikipline, which, we may venture to fay, was not furpaffed by any other volunteer corps in the kingdom. Satnrday the ad or Queen's, 13th, and IR bat. Witty a the aoth regiment, were brigaded on Sena tes Common, and went through feveral mammal's under the command of Sir Gsoaos Paavesr, who appeared notch pleated with the high Rate of difei pline evinced by the whole. The ad battalion of the anth regiment marched from Hilfea for Gofpnrt on Monday fennight, to re place the Bedford Militia, which embarked for the file of Wight the preceding day. Saturday a detachment of the 6th regiment foot, from Canada, difembarked from the Eagle trasA port, and marched to Hilfea. The Depot company of artillery of the Meek German Lcgioo have received orders to march from Haire fur Lymington. I nullA Pala • —.... . • . . TUMOR PARTICULAR/I. liellti'day morning. between five and fix o'clnett a fire ;tat difkotered in the corn mill of Millis. Smith lend Son, Cook and Tau, at Millhank, Weft mitiliei. It is foppofed that the fire originated in the &Winn of tome part of the machinery or tbi fieatn engine by which the Mill was worked in the fame manner as the Albion Mills were defiroy. ed (vine years ago. it being clear day light, there was not any perfon (offered any bodily injury by the Ditties ; bin there iS a (mallinkt df water from the Thamb, op by the Ode of the prerisifet, and Orb barges there, laden with core and coils, Were burnt to the water's edge ; a third was with Come difficulty fared. The dwelling ' haute which belongs to the premifes is fortunately built on the oppnfite fide of the canal, or (mall body of water, which is confltue. ted to tut np dote by the building, and the flames did sot reach to that extent, though the family had the gteatell realms to be alarmed kfl it lhould. Mts. Cooke, however, notwithfiending the is far advanced in a Rate of pregnancy, evinced an.arnazing degree of fortitude, under Poch alarming el/carnations. The prensifes had formerly beea employed as a dillillery, but have Inr fame time been converted into corn Mills. Ile works confided of i very large buil ding, eonlaining a Hera engine which. worked the mill poses, on one fide of which is a dwelling honk, occupied by the family :pi Mr. Cook, but kparzted boon she as Brodure by a dock for the adasiffion of barges, and other Craft. Oa she other fide am warshoufek he. in which Was an insmenth math tub. Behind there is a yard or thiffirierable magnitode, at the Mien exttelwity of Which is another take, in whith porn e usees insole's Were peed. coonetted with the to ebtlaktithe by a lova pike*, . The tottlkro fide arthil 7 yth4le *tetras octlepath by ware n:latest t eallrS pea = ' Nee sity_kithla of shale nava abo th the Are liked es: a. great an fire with the* and floor: The Iwo 4cotaisseed is • the ph** aheihieht teati thrives imports of int era.,. gin asuirkepothieasolliattallisto that titans - by the ail lanes; ail Wyk. fay thee the happied froth a *thy =bat e, aimayththisitropßlM *lke k the hurling of the Itimisgperine. Before It Veil a mat part of the? •pell frami llite was in dams astf a gory Emil Igisathy ' ; , 41111E . the greatek tie in y ta the dwelleat tidal* the weidlighstiest suet ?maw thethe, leathireithathe g arden is front. ApoikbamaliKeir Ulm hips, the Pimlico Voish. fathist - • *IOW aPPeelnd .es gradmika bap _ ileptefatioas by th e A rza. sob. Mil Co *At * 'running Into die got. A few a (null engine ar rived, but not - - power to math the lamest which were fpr g denflation in the wars . the tam were feetthir to be coolest with cool . of the dw ell,. to prevent theca from ire. Before up other affiflancs arrived, (as ' 'being detained is a difiant part of the is) the roof of the principal 'bulbare fell is with a dreadful emfh, and it was not until astir Isik pal (even that any larger engines came, that were able in the flighted_ degree to quell the fogy of tq flames. When, however, they did weer, awhile difficulty aroth—for fingular as it may them, as lb* prernifes are fituated on the tiver's bank, and as'* dock runs direftly under the fide of the building, jet no water could be got at; for the tide was then nearly flood, and the flu kes of the dock had asfottestately been opened a thou lime previous to the fiterbeeik. ing out. To remove this Obazoition, the engitiet.bt means of ropes, were flung doern the wall Whith appotted the bank, and forced into the rivets The this time the flames bad commun ic ated to the far. rally relidence by vixens of a wooden pipe whith ran down the brick work, and the lead on the roofbegaili to melt.' The men immediately employed theniferves with buckets to extfogoifh the Are, in which, with Ow affiltance of foam of the Volunteers, they fuep,mded. It was now perceived that the 'gallery itching the 'pothooks on the call ft* of the yard with the principal building was on are, aid the conflagration was likely to extend itfelf to that range. 'l'he water from three or four engines was immediately direeted againa it. Thefe exertions were found, however, infufficient, and it was neceffary to knock down part of that gallery to prevent farther comamnication.— By about half pall feven the conflagration in the main ftruaure was in fonie degree abated—but it was difcnvered that the wing which contained the large math tab was in flames, and a large body of water was employed apish it, by which metes it was put out. At eight o'clock the engines hadcom pletely conquered the flames, and about an hour af• terwards nearly the whole front, the timber which supported it being deflroyed, tell to the ground with a tremendous noife, having tome time preeiousgiven notice to the fpatators by bulging violently. ten the fire was fo far out as to afford no further alarm to the adjoining hoofer, and at noon the Soo Fire Floating Engine arrived, totally to extingulth it. The principal building is entirely dettroyed,the ware houles on the we ft fide of the yard ate completely gutted, leaving only the walls and the main rafters Rending, which (u porter] the roof--the werehoute containing the math tub is 'vied* damaged, and thole on the mil fide of the yard are untouched—the dwelling haute remains likeerife ehdamaged. This difiillery was one of the largeß enablifbrnents ever formed. We underhand that it was awed in the Globe Me, for • - 2.10,000 bun Fire - . 10,0,1 • Phoenix . - 10,000 In p,rial . . - 7,000 Albion . • . repro • R.yal Exchange - rap= litAua • • 10,000 ....-.- 4 770200 The lots is efiimated at abo u t 6 0 , 0 001. We hated yeaerday, that on Sunday night, be tween eight and nine o'clock, an alarming fire broke out in Huundfditch. It was in the houfe of Mr. Benjamin Harris, a Jew tailor, in Bevis Marks, up poke Cattle-14w, and was °cc-shooed, we under hand, by the negligence of a fervaor, who left a candle lighted in onvot the rooms in the upper part of the houfe. About nine °Mock the flames burl( forth through the upper windows, and the neigh bourhood being alarmed, arEflance was inflantly pro cured. flowerer, when the engines arrived, net a . . , i i 5,0 4 Water ionic/ be lads Mid k WU; we own 46 Lour and a half after that they began to (Slay: In Confetitience of this delay, the fire communicated to the next hook, belonging to Kr. Brand In, a stir !beat, nor could it be eatinguilbed until both %veil - is• entirely confound. The party wall tell itt 'hitween eleven and twelve o'clock, and the whole ii now a heap of Yuba's. , Ws are harpy to Rite that e s ti life has been 1011, and alto that tome uf the property his been Paved. . . ... . , The !macs were old, and the timb e r bu rn ed with fo much fury, that the whole nei,:hbourbew)d wad terrified ; every perfon who lived near the fpnt was Willy etnployed in moving their furniture into places of fatty. By this means a ptentity 4 py-pertg Miatilld certainly have been bill to the owners, was it sok for the timely arrival of she city volue t , who ialleihdiat 'lathe alarm made a numerous molter, Sod Mai m the place. By their exer t ion s , t h e c ? ' ' y roleny was feedred from plunderers, and ikeigeempreee enabled to attend to &kir duty with SWIM dila . The tante of Mr. Stsetter, of the Crnerri and An. Choc Tavern, was introduced ,yellerday by Isaac into a paragraph relative in a difittibanee which took plate at At itsv's Amphitheatre on Friday evening. It was another Gentleman of that same who game evidence upon that occafion. The holisitalles of WroxtOrt Abbej, in honour of the Prince of WALLA, and his Royal Brother, have been worthy the fpirit and teat of the Noble Owner. The Earl of GUILDFORD had a (sleet piety to Meet his Royal Gueßs. end each day has Leen marked by the moll pleafureble variety. On Friday niiit lak the Noble Earl fitted up a temporary Thee; re in the great drawing room, for a Theatrical Exhibi: ion— and that every thing might be in forts, he feat forth the - following Play-bill : otorassad if s h i lit ja.Pablat af Wake. • 'THEATNIt MIONT. O. Mar ROnelsks sr: -""wm. F . .MI he probated, , :i -• io ff: A t itro ~ 4 limpaate i v, HIM) 11:11eg 11" ; 4 4 114 Asa so lLit ais ill i ii i:T . RT. Lassa Mr baassav _ • Men - - ' - eche Tower Me C. has n ..e Mike herKaissa.a 1 • A ltal e =dy Mt lat oppearaimpt Ms berm) . Mr R. tkaTacarrat. TM A Ma Maws? .. Lima. haeme t e I. 2A::: it ~.,, by an add Ganareiga. tie Um I. MAMIE, 11611116WALSISID ad =11.11111 FIPOISIL The SeesslyaseDstaradsae. ihigabl by Meth. Daaaat awl Waiirtarta. : The Doan named he the Mew Mts. at. Lassa aad • Ma. Rewmp. No m tbrZ agu 1 ins Is fiestesser las ar fr. Lem. s=se the Treraft LS* Ormsest,) I's 005 ON Tilt - IMINIONS Will be reeked by 1/Na keaiumere.Lema. .)1 TtieDearawMasspesstay lean pa "NW Alb& .41 the ritzy been predfaly at Na.. Thum Imes Leglos. The Reprefentation candied. as the Islay bill am nounces, of Fatties only ; and the whole was under the direaine of M. Kstazi.a. The-powers of dectew minion difployed by _tslaber LIMIT Sr. Laos', aged, fewee'yeari, and Mifs ST. ti Ltail..eged tea, Wen('Moll wonderfil, ll 'Mo wonderful, and drew from the ir R:ayal High. kl neffes the me* sptandits. The Added. wax ' written by the , lof Gums/Inc aadike. whole went of with great eclat. The Noble'lmitted Is. eked all the people of diftinaloo in the' libilehillar' band. The freedom of the Boemsgli of illbMglefested to their Royal' Higbinrlfer by 4111 . . 4 Mires. is a fuitable Addrefs, sad sehk! rellensllY .enenlenfh ' • Ihritilleitens,be..—Jeles ammaspatort. itty• le ciseksi . ,lisspiriraidel•wler de etreeehings R C.l4oedask, a%4lseest ill Abiairaml, hs the tribe ! ii letk ii mas uiums llllll:7oDr ai tt lIRNORRIIIN IRINIIIIIDNIFIIibrif et IttuDriFFlf kit the -- ' ,Ad berliatatie Oak* deliseut ivied Welk islet of dr I.ss Mr. Legg. . - 11hible Ast :anowe, Eh. ebada Msyar . et imam watem ; fee }nab. Nl* Aldenwer Oder 11661111 rate oaf beep. eke twisty pew s NA • tie Visa sete.Yt. Mk:ken Mss.. Lamp. la mm Oakvel 11•1111141wewallanytdt. Ostell ll* Oahe% ewe 4 . 11811 te liqm-difiliss • . Mania Mesidlek elldhell Mayor of Reads* &nil elw• at fistillea thee i Cme dim Tomorrow, according to anneal callous, the Right Hui. der Loan Maros. and the Sheriffs will go in Rats Irmo the Manton Honfe, accompanied by fees. ral Aldermen, the Recorder, dc to Cloth Fair, Smithfield, and proclaim St. Bartholomew Fair. Sroariao.—.Yelierday was the firll day allowedly law for the killing of Game. The Sportftnen coo. Seined that they bad bken anticipated by die Poach. ors. The Cockneys, who can find or make :owe any where, were early on the ales?. The Bull-dogs, Malliffs, and Turafpits were all in a Rate of recta& don. The Farmers within the Bills of Mortality were on their guard, and their Duds. Foradh and Turley:, were all fecund in time. Even the Pigs were fidelyilyed. Thefe precautioos however did not pre vent a dreadful flaughter. Sparrows, Yellow-ham. users, &c. were all deemed fair,game, and the vs. uncles in their bags were filled near Temple 8ar.... The lift of killed and wounded 801 l be given to morrow. Two young Gentlemen, brothers, from the neigh. bourhood of Cheadel, near Mancheßer, went left year to one of the adjoining counties, to (hoot moor game, and, in two days, were Co far foccefsful as to kill toy birds. The elder, attended by a younger brother, went LIR week to the fame place, and in the fame time, killed 8s ; a circumflance unparalleled in that neighbourhood. A foldier belonging to the 9IR Highland /tee. meat, on his furlough, flept at the White Lion at Maidßone, on the night of Tuefday left, and relied quietly till two o'clock the next morning, at which hour he role in his Beep, deliberately opened the window, sad got our, from whence he fell into the Rivet, a dillence of thirty feet, broke one of his thighs in three places, chi:located his Moulder, broke an arm and two ribs, and was otherwile dreadfully bruited; he was taken up without any figns of life, bat afterwards recovered fo far as to be able to in form his attendants at the depot hofpiul, that he had been in the habit of walking is his Beep, and that previous to, and at the time he arofe, he had been dreaming that be wa, on his journey home. The un fortunate man lingered for ime boors, and sliest is eats CCM agony. i T --. k; .. •