Star. — London, England, 1806-09-03 00:00:00

- THE EXPEDITIOIkfi. Jr:• e .i... PLYMOUTH, SIMMER I . Leg treeing and this morning, all thole tranfports that were in the Sound left that anchorage, and are gone up Hamoara to difembark all the troops. What the barracks win nut costain, are to be immediately encamped on &Ackland Down, within roar miles of this place. The Weft bliddlefez and Lancalkire !di ilia, it is faith are to be removed from hence, and to be 41:tattered m cf....town. mud 'mtge. M., Ply. Month, to make the more room in the barrack. fl. 1' the regulars that are to come on More. Whether the . ..:, bedposts are to remain here, to wait the re.embatk ittics of the troops at a future period, is not known : the debarkation will take place this evening, or to ' rnotroor morning, provided the weather will admit. The ha& hi which the Q2een't Bays, and the com pany of Artillery, were difunbarked from the men, of war, oh Wednefday night, Occafioned much con folio's, and toile damage to their baggage. One of the ttinfPorts, in going up Hamoaze this morning, got o4ittke to St. Nieltslae Ifland ;.flw We. !my meetly, but is froeited to get off again the Mg lied hide, though not Without damage. .......,—. , • TIM Doke of Lit packet, arrived at Feintooti, failed from Tottenham Mt stith of July. The fleet . iramr fail) fis,lkrais likkon. 44,.. *as to fail freni . Pow. on tbiap i lk of. intralk seder convoy of his ' ,nl4lolly's thiEls Athena Knot and thret qthers. • • We listed feet daft ago that the trench Were prii„ _ ' *hug to oc.cep, Benin mid Ea! FrieLland. If ire, ,Issay credit nccnsta reedend in ihe City, they have Ortrady pace.* tnii brim plate. Telles-day the, remebeete. eel bid Iniaiiiiipeds for that city, were jessloaks to . which the ult. ere .1 been re fafety. it month, on fevers! wen Au- . _ Lady . MINS, rode ------ _ . Park, attended • by Grit& Firzaor and kkaniaomme, and re• turas at twelve (o'clock. HST Maj 'Er y and Princeifes EL.ZABIT If and MALY Wept tragham Races in a barnacle. • tefierday morning, the Dukes of Yoaa and Can tu:mu reviewed the Royal Regiment of Huge Guards (Blues) on Maidenhead Thicket ; and after . raids attended Egham Races. Yeterday morning', Lord Herrartain arrived at • Indfor, on a viGt to his MAJI STY. !..Afellerday Lords Hoxt.arer and At/caterer held 'emir full meeting with their Excellencies Meffrs. limo and Piaccner, the American Amharadors, the Treafury Chambers. They fat from twelve 4 „ o clock till two. Mr. EDLII, their Secretary, attended toes. 1 Toefday fe'nnight Lord Cas aaaaa aon arrived in Ilelfall. and infpelled his fine regiment, the London derry Militia, in the New Barracks. . ' Great preparations *ere making at Liverpool on Monday lag, for illuminations in the event of his 1 Royal Higlinefs the PRIIICS of WALES honouring the town with his pretence. The Corporation of laver-1 pool purpofe to. evince their attachment and rcfpelt to his Royal Highncfs by foliciting the honour of his 1 acceptance of else Freedom of the Borough. and gra-1 tifying them with his company at a grand dinner. ' Saturday the ilth ult. the Chip Lilly, from Ja. Maica, laden with fugar, rum, coffee, cotton, &c. Was wrecked on the Wand of Inis Boffin, county Donegal. We are happy to fay fhe crew are fared, but the riafer part of the cargo is damaged. ... . .Wedessiday La there was a full mufter of the Leant; Volunteers, . when, on the Commanding Oiler regoeffing their determination as to future attendance, under the refiriAione of the late flame, the whole corps anfwered in the affirmative. On Saturday General ifiRenURT'S regiment, the 16th, or •((llicias) -Light Dragoons, commanded by Colones Anson, .were reviewed by his RAfal Highnefs the Commander in Chief. on Hounflow 1 Heath. The rapidity and correet execution which vote difplafed in their movements called forth from his. Royal Ilighnefs, and the General Officers pre. fent, the moll gratifying applaufe We feel happy' in declaring that this old and highly diflinguilhed enroll, in appearance and difcipline, is inferior to none in the fervice. After the Review, the Officers of the Regiment, with their friends on the ground. partook. of an elegant entertainment, which was given them by their Colonel, at the Toy Inn, Hamp. ton Court, where the eyeting was paled in the ut irsoll conviviality. . . It was not deemexl prudent nit Sunday Taff to draw off at once all the water that had accumulved finer' the firft operation that Mr. F,:x underwent. • At his time of life, and when the value of that life is coo." fidered, it could not be expelled that the Phyficians would venture at far as they might in the cafe of a youthful patient labouring under the fame fp:cies of afßietion. But (ince the aril operation his drength is Ils much Improved that They were now able to pro ceed limber than before; and, accordingly, after a tbort interval. the fecood operation was IrneWed by e fief, pualttre on Monday, whii.h Mr. CLINIi per. {armed with his °Aral (kill, to extraft the fart drop, f water and thoroughly relieve the p l rts. About keen points of water were drawn otrivy this, which may be celled the continuance of the fecotid tapping. Me ~,,, "k r is, in excellent fpiti:s, and *idiot* the be fymptuin of pain. v t i . . JYAUTIC4L Al ZZLIGINCS. MAIL, THIS DAY.—Wlad All. DC/11. All. DVS. DiM Wattsfoni to I OOttooboriii o 3 s Houborgh o 3 FALMOUTH, AUGUST 3z. . - Arrived the DU or Seer paciet. Capta;it Lalr• Lance, with a mail from the Leeward Mande, in 34 days parage, from Tortola. Sailed the HVI4IIIIt armed [hip, Captain HILL, with * honvoy for ,the Downs.. Wind Well. - PLYMOUTH, SEFF. Came into harbour the ttanfports belonging to the Etpedition. and the troops are all to be difembarked. Sailed the Viaoi ma, of 4o guns, to Portfmouth. PORTSMOU rzt _ SEPT. a. Arrived his Majefly's (hips Plisac oil and Vit amin. from Plymouth. SHEERNESS, SEPTITABER it. Arrived the Gaarror at the Great Nona anti failed again for the Downs : alto arrived the Vaunt. ous, and came to the Little iiOre ; lIIVITIRATI and Ttccaea gun brigs, helm the Dowses and brought epist the• Lita le Nore. - +. Servemsea 2:—Arritred the C 11141.1111011 gun- 1 *trig from the River at the Great *ore ; Aillt IA fri. I I: • ga ffe from lea, to the Little Nate ; Syr Hoop from fee. se she Harbour; and the Itivlrtnitate and Tree. beatlime brigs from the Little Note, to the harbour. DEAL, SEPTEMBER s. , Laid rillerday evening, after poll, his Majellet hips Elia Ilto Right Hon. Admiral Lord Kilns t Card', Commodore Owsa, and feveral other cruiteri for the French Coon. Arrived from Portfriouth. and Tailed for fiheernefs, the Fairy stag frigate ; alto or+ 'teed the Tausrr man of war, from Yarmouth, and eaulin in the Downs with the reit of the (hips as per 41.—Lati night the flip Oroaornbo. —, from Philadelphia, bound to Amderdam, laden with cc(. fee, fugal., &c. got nn the Goodwin Sands, but was got off by the boatmen. and brought into the Dail% _ —Wind S. fine weather. GILAVISSID, strr. a.—Parrea br the Nay, Han ; Peanut ; Due* Her* ; and the Good Intent, Clark, free angel; Fos, Ereeks ; Paz, Harper ; Penny, Horse ; I Shame ; nal the Gaudiest, Canna?, from Peserhaarsh a Ream; Alezawsktr, lame; Adclpbta, James ; awl the AwAllea, Garda, be. 1141; America, Dade; sad the Blame, Mae rasa, awn Elpunda ; Drama, Retina; Heatalatta, Gardner; and Ann bpi* ....., him Hamann* Saris the Proverhea, 1 Deaths, fee tlemberalt ; sod am Z wry , Odarlae, —, fee ARJUVID. "OVUM% site Awnwe..-...., *ea Ilillx—At Lebb, the Vase. Thaiptes. * Par begile—he die Dawns, the John, Allikrfe bill %OP L *kr, Useirr: Ira the Hannah, Rea, I tillilll,lp*At uarese ale Jess 4111ims, —, iron Vailaia alostaltialra*llllol‘t * the Viagrel Parma, --, law nesimmeap-owilimank, as Reastee, Llvdkin, front illinalarin Tranatth 'Lead% sae Theme and Johph, Law, area Pearearellialllek aspenilea, Gm ; on., 11 . .oecInn , • and thri,Gotrersiir Olifeten, --7_, from Liverpool—At Jemmies, the Master, War... from Tem:ride; Batavia. Aiken, from Gibraltar; ligurgaget , sed Ann, --...., from Clyde; Canada, Park; Lowslea. illtelFerd ; Viatitude Cummings; Ann, Atkins; ,Illgeedgen; P r o* rre; Aberdeen, I a byss; lnnen, Staples; Salm, -....t liiii fi = 4, ; Reba. Lows ; Santo I. Braddick ; a nd t h e Alf re d, tl—At New York, the Oliver Eltwortli, ii ni= DISTRIBUTION OP PRIZE-MONEY. The Cruiser, for the re capture of the Rover, the sods Sirens ' ber 1803 ; for tb. captor,. or Mahal :la. the ry tb M arc h, I s os ; tbed'hkrop, on the rat It Febru..rY ; aal Ic Vengeur. on the 13th November, dos, will be paid on bawd en her arrival in Port ; and will be recalled every Friday and Saturday for three months, at Na 1, Hammer Brew, Minoeks. The Colpnys, for the e "tun: of the Olive • Branch. will be paid en bond at Plymouth, tau Saturday nest; and recalled at No - Cecil-ft:du, Strand. THR CHINA FLEET, The fafe arrival of which in the Downs we had the fatisfadlion to announce yeflerday, failed from Macao Roads on the 4th of March, art ived at St Helena on the ad of July, and left that Mani on the 9th. The fleet touched at Prince of Walees I(land, on their ;mirage from China, and left the fettlement in a very healthy (Late. It was, however, apprehended, that the extreme heat of the lesion would prove prejudi cial to the pepper plantations. Th e Ganges, Dor letihire, Warren Hollings, and Surat Cable, extra flips, were left in Canton river. The Lord Nelfon had arc ived at St. Helena. Six of the Purfers of the Indiamen arrived at the Esti India Houk yellerday ; and on the authority of information received from them, the following no• tice was (luck up at Lloyd's : " The China fleet (arrived at Pnrtfmouth) fell in with a Portuguefe brig on the 23d of July, in lat. 3. N. long. 25, t 1, who informed them that the day before he had parted with a (hip of the line and two frigate., cruising between St. Paul's Rocks and Cape de Verde, part of a fquadron of feven fail that had gone to St. Salvadore to water. 'They had captured twenty-five fail of Goineamen." ..We are flrongly inclined to doubt the truth of this intelligence, at lead fo far as relates to the number of the French froadron. Admiral GuiLL EA U M az otitis. ed at St. Salv.idor, but he could not have been in the lat. and long. mentioned in this account on the 13d `of July, as he was of Chat lellown on the toth. It is probable that this is a feeond edition of the account of the captures made on the coal! of Africa by the Regulus; but op the other hand it hat. been confidehtty Dated, that the Regulus joined Gum. Learrivz'i fquadrotr in the Welt ladies. The Re becca and Leviathan South Seamen arrived in the Downs with the Salt India convoy, PASILNOXKS IN rue Prat Gamtos.--Captain Heatbeote, R oya l Navy„Aft a very lit Ran of health; Captain Rates, of his m A kdkyl 65th Regiment. _ • - - No lefs than eight Cquadrons are now al:Wally cruizing or lying in wait for Issossa's Iquadron.— The following is the difprifiti.m of this formidable force : I. Niue fail of the line, under Mr C. Covrnw, of a. Six ditto, under Commodore )( pars, nff 11. kin •. 3. sia ditto, ander Admiral lia av r r. off Cape Rua fterre. 4. Sil ditto, undefennitnodure HOOD, vff Rochefort. 5. litsifetto undc:Strlk S ACIIIA 6. Si ditto. unifier Mr J. WMIIIII/1. T. Scree ditto, failed Croat Plrmouth laft week, antler Admiral Lout.. And Z. Four or fivefill of the hue untler Ent Sr. VI KCIIN e, in the Tagus.—.l3dides a (quadrat a Cadiz, aud two Gthers iu the Me- Sitcrrancau. -7 ' 17 7 , • THILADELPMA, JUI.Y 28 Captain Selby, of brig./.Tilio, al. days f r om L a Guyra, informs us, that he was embargo e d e l even days in that po r t, tier being ready . for kit, and that upon making a civil applicatioh to the Commandant of Marines foc permilLon to proceed on his voyage, being the only American in port, he received the molt eitraittgant abaft, and implicated with aN the Americans as villains and,acceffari to Miranda'sr. e pedition. and fin a lly t h reatene d to be inn in irons.— The embargo being railed, orders were.given that he fliadld not, as an American, be permitted to go to yea till 24 hours after all other neutrals. A few days previnufly to his failing, the fchamer Matilda, Captain Murdock, after lying off and on the port, revere] days; had proceeded for Curacoa, not being able upon any' condition to procure admit. tenet. Same day he failed, fpake the !Charmer Jane, so days from Baltimore, for that port—underiinod ibst the prifoners taken from Miranda, had bean tried in Porto Cavallo, but could not learn either the particulars thereof, or the decifions of the Judge, but Assort fait, that they conducted thernfelves with a true (pink of independence, kidom known in that tienuttry—and that one of their principal officers had thud in prifon. ----- ifAMSG47E, SEPT. t. This favnbrite watering place never was hononrtd with (o many vifitora, as at the prefent rime. Nnt withrtamfing the many additional buildings, they Ire all full ; and ai foal; as it is known that any family is going, the book is immediately belpoke. The tranfports ►emain in the Downs that are to take on board the 88th and 139th regiments, etpec. tad *my day to arrive here to embark. 'MARGATE, StPrEMBER t. The Wefk Indiamen, Rated to have been wrecked off Margate, was called the Mauhew, Captain Jsr rules. The accident happened pn Wednefday, at which time it blew a moll tremendous hurricane. The [hip dragged her anchor and tiruck upon a land bank near the Q2een'a Channel. The crew in en. deavonring to get her off, had the mortification to fee her carry away her rudder, then her keel, and fhortly afterwards a plank (prong; they madklic nala of dißiefs, and the boatmen, much to their honour and praife, put off immediately and tuceeeded in laving all the paffengers _and crew. It was mor about half pall eleven o'clock, (noon) and elbow twelve the weird funk, in fight of a raft number al people that had aflembled on the Cliffs and Pier. None of the cargo could be caved, nor any thing elk except tome fine turtles and tome trifles which the poor tut& rrrr could carry in their hands. There were on board •five Frenchmen, who had volunteered their fairing (being prifoners of war) to work the (hip home, on condition that they Ihould be let at liberty on their arrival in England. They are now in the Royal . Denbigh guard room, at Margate, hourly ea pediug an order for their removal. Mill 1. Notwithßanding the crowd already here, it Rill con tinues to increale. About one hundred paffer gers were landed from the packets yellerday, and this morning one of the boy. brought us one hundred and four new vifitors It was once reported, that neither a bed nor a lodging wa, to be had, but it is not fo at prefent ; there is now pkn:y of both, probably_ Iron the circumflance of the greater number of our rift tors being birds of paffage only ; the articles of life are as cheap as in London, and there have been turtle teeth every day fierce the wreck of the large Well Indiaman off our ha: bout. No lets than twelve large and fine turtles have been raved from the wreck, and brought on (bore by the filriermen. The wreck is dill in the fame fituation, and the fifhermen pay it a rifit at low water. We have had no fifh (except turtles) for this w.ek pall—the Mermen pretend to be to bufy in jfibing vp the Well Indiaman. Mrs. SIDDONS performed Bdvidera IA night to a very crowded audience—long before the curtain drew up, the houfe overflowed in every corner, all the beauty and faflion of Margate, Ramfgate, and Broad lairs, were preterit. Mr... Sinnoms ailed with her ;dual excellence and received the nasal applaufe. The entertainment was the Poor Soldier, but as, un fortunately, not one of the prefent theatrical com pany can fang, it was given without the tongs, and before it concluded not above twenty of the audience remained to witnefs it. At the eonclufion of Venice Prefirved, the Manager came forward and announced that he had engaged MsND)Za to difplay his pugiliffic science on the Rage, As this evening, and allured the Ladies that nothing improper lb iuld be exhibited. The weather has been very fine, and we have bad no rain thefe fume days pate. The !ail letter, from Liason are dated the 18th oh. In alluding to the fubje& of peace, the more intelli. gent c,rrefpondents obler.e, All is a Hate or un certainty here ; we look entirely to you for news upon that head." Letters from Cadiz mention, that a Spanifh force is colleding at &Ojos, and that another force is collediag in Gallia& But hill the communications from Madrid would rather lead one to calculate upon peace. For the vela, which, according to the accrunts received about ten days (ince, were at 50. have fallen down to 37. Thib circunsitance thinly indicates the opi nion prevalent at Madrid. The Spaniards do not teem to entertain the flightell idea or imeafinefs as to the fo much talked of parti tion of their territory by Bo . The rum curs relative to the aflignment -1 a certain number of the Spanith provinces to the PR imca rot the Pi Ace, which rumour fund its way to Spain tr ,, in this counuy, is treated .r periedly abfitrd and ridiculous. The letters by the J4nmica Mail wereJlivered terdey. They do n•ir c‘ntAin intellipnce r,f rriich iMpurianct. Admiral DACKIS re:rived .ntellfgence the beginning rf July rat he Arrival of P - IIotAIL Bo in the Weft Indieb, An arcnunt from Mettittique (hies, that June,. Bolaraart fen a challenge Ad miral e to fittilt in their relpedive velfel,, which the latter accented, and pledged sits h.mone that tin other bit tint litip Ihnuld tette, toe. It is evident, Itnwevei.•bat B. .her J elm hat ad..pted a much later meifind of atverbq heifiif by' a Jallatdly lanai bona the Wct4 MARK I ANL►. H • Wheats here to day in very &ore finlics, and the pricei quoted are folly inaintaintd-;Very lade Ear- lei, and that dearer—la M.lt or While Peas 1);e liula altcration..—Beans ni cach difeription arc r4 , 11:r dearer—Pats an i tolerable (applies, chiefly r f le cond and ordinary irsisli.:as: and few (ampler, at e.:e top price—New Rape Seed al. per lafCchedper —De fore the dote of Monday's Market; Flour was at week's prices u under. C NNNNN CT Si 01111)tit WINal.5Bll 7es age per qr. Grey Peak 38s eau ad EOnka, 90.9311 cod &US 44.50. 04 S 43' 'llea puss, 38s ees od ,3h ie. NI Oyu, 234 216311 Vek, raiS) Poland ditto 338 les ed Wkite Peek. 7 011 75 11 . Rape Seed, (new) 171 jcl ICS PRICE Ow .1.0011. ROC now 63s !co 7ca Seeeeds dos to 63, per lack. eht;clisly analogs to eloie their policies, whicl grespttliatt Mind it impoffrble to do. The fa tilfs/441 Gips tbetietr defined for that bai iste' - 'ibein.t . reattterssaarlbd. An t el erhiat tatbded on the sad uli 3 . id intelligence that the Bank bad bet *towed groin that city 'to a place of gteater Wet] lrelltd - thrttagh Bremen on the 20:12 of laft mom] e way to' NAM. We learn by the fame opportunity, that fe ' tiepinl velfels, bound to' and front,England, detained at Greetfeyl by the Dutch , gnu boats. 1, 4 Yefterday motning, his MA/BITT. Princeffes ' COSTA, Bornta, and Astsma, and Lady TNT code on litirfeback in Windair Great Park, atm TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. beg you will infert in your Paper, for the ..r)rrnation of the public, the following Ratenaent re lative to Mr. Muisoo PARK. I am, Sir, your obedient fervent, o. c. • • Gorse. July I*, ss AbOot the t eth inltant, one of Mr. Rule! guides • arrived here with a letter from. him, dated the torte of November, at Sanfauding, on the Niger, a little to the eaftward of Sego, confirming the death of h:r. ANDIRION, Surgeon, with the addition that Mr. Score, an irtift, was alfo dead ; in limit. there only remained himfelf, Lieutenant M , and rl , •ss foldiers of the Royal African corps. He had Wier tained that the Niger joins the Riv er Congo, whmit empties itfelf into the South Atlantic Ocean, and the r nrpofe of explojing the fame, he had pr. cored a canoe from the - King of Bamberra; and had proceed ed confiderebly further before the guide left him, and be then had great hopes of loon making the coati. " A fubfeement report by a Mandango, is on *arrant, but as it cannot be relied' on, these aari hopes that he is living. t•go' .44 • em•••••.=.1. IR ISM PRISONERS AT Exceed of a Letter from a Prifoner of War in Verdun. to a Gentleman in -Dublin, dated July s. 1 1 106.--.! Anteng the number of perfons detained in France !ince the breaking out of the war, I have m t with but two who are natives of Dublin—Col. Corr, formerly cf the Loyal Dublin Fencibl:s. now on his parole at Valenciennes, and Mr. Zacie. Jac cams, for merly bookteller in Sackville-Itreet. Dublin. who is confined in the Fort of Bitcbe. In the. above Fott there lately died a Mr. Geoaos Sw , a native o f co r k, who was fens thither from Aix fa Chapelle, this young Gentleman, of peculiarly Inisit 4410 and highly improved education, waieleried lig as the age of 19 years." Yeflerday fe'nnight, the two &ft ;Oats of the Grand Portico on the north fide of the New Exchange, Liverpool, were railed from the ground nearly 3o feet, and placed on their pedeitals: They are each of one entire and beautiful (lone, weigh nearly, eight tons each. Great numbers of people a Irembled on the oceafion, and übferved the provers with much Licit faction. . Livr BO AAAAA 0110 TOR IRIIII cnair.-1157 ?he ea ertioao of Mr. WALLOP BRAB•ZON, of RAO, and o' other fpirited gentlemen in the county et.elein he rel3des, a chain of Life Boats has been extended from the Bay of Drogheda along the coall.of the county Louth to the Bay of Dundalk; and to give the fyl tem efficacy, H•IllY BR•BAZoK, Efq. brother to Cap tain LAIRDIRT Baemost, bas been appointed, with a fuitable falary, to regulate and foperintend them.' The front of the range of buildings recently crated in Old Palace-yard, as an appendage to the Houf: of Lords, is partly taken down. in order thin the whole Shall be rebuilt or fronted in the Gothic Byte, to correfoond with the venerable falricbppofite A range of arcades or piazzas is to run along the bot tom, from the new gothic portico now erefting, as the principal entrance to both Houfes, viz.—at the gateway leading to Cotton Garden, as far as the door or portico through which his Majefly goes to the Houfe of Lords on Royal State Days ; and a new entrance very near the Gothic Portico above deferib ed, is making from Old Palace Yard to the Courts of Law, &c in Wellminner Hall, which will be the general mode of ingrefs and erefs, until the pen_ jeded improvements in Wellandler Hall !hall be inrwrna Non PERDtfrf. A number of Ruffian children are chriftened every year in the depth of winter. A hole lot this purpore is made through the ice on the river Neva ; the child is handed to the prieft, and if in the immerfimi. through the nurnbnels of his hands, it Ihould flip through, he raifes his head as if nothing happened. and quietly lays. Give me another, fur GOD haw taken that to himfelf !" The propenfity of Cogs to worry and deftroy fheep in the night ha% recently been teverdy fclt in the valuable flock of C"lnnel Anfty, of Miley H tale Tcn that p, three lambs, and a Swirl) lam, of the Merino breed, have been killed, and fifteen (beep and three. lambs wounded, by a dog of the old firanicl breed, and a mongrel bitch. A fingulat march of Fives was played no Fs iday at Wa%am Green, Fidnam, between a Irian C"lll mnnly called the fecood Lowedert the Biz. a men weighing about 29 Hone, and a Mr. Smith, of Par. fm's Green. The latter had during the game one leg .ied up; alth..tigh in hopping about he received f:ver2l revere falls, yet he beat the Young Lambert by one notch. At Dtinfe fair. nn Tnefday fennight, there was a large {hew of cattle, but dull fate. and at reduced prices. 'Mere was alto a good thew of borfes, but not much in demand. Accounts from Rome, dated Adrift 7, mentino, ti it tLe mmttfsry Osiers! ot the Holy Ing•r•fi i nn Led p ocecdcd f male, named Cdr~Qiwi(i vi, e l m. pretended t.. be favoured with hour/ 1 , 1 .y v , 1 1,, n ,, of Jesus Cutter, the V . ' , gin, St. ',feint, an I ha. - 1 publiilted (meal preJiitinns. She hesbecn em t • the prilnn ut the Holy OtE e,.•nd m.,er •J l o ;)t coo fitted as long es tat Lquihuon Well th u .k pauper,