Star. — London, England, 1817-04-05 00:00:00

CHINA. lie Thieate Letters from Rotterdam mention the fre qva arrival of American chips in the ports of Hol. 1 3 . 4 1 with cargoes of tea. The Captains and Super exhibit no small degree of exultation at the o:t:nderstanding repotted to have taken place be wen the British and Chinese at Canton, and even boast of the share which the American Consul there t ; , 3 had in producing it. Before long the English, t;.er say, will be compelled to buy their Teas from fit`'`Americans. the latest accounts received in Holland bring 'e news from Canton to the 18th of Decem tptain h•faxwata. was then at Canton, waiting :al of the Embassy, in the hope of obtaining iberation of the unfortunate Chinese who were into prison, 'and tortured and mangled for • offence, as is alleged, than :hewing the Bri direct road to the Palace. yet too early even to guess at the possible l uer.ces which may result to China itself from ;hinations that hate been employed to produce tare between Britain and that Empire ; for we ' without any of the information from which lay thing like a rational inference can be I n the present crisis of the world, it "seems aly obviotis that the general current of events ting important changes in the political rela ,ivil institutions, and moral condition of Na especially of those whose Constitutions (pos -10 internal means of renovation, like that of tivnured Country) necessarily degenerate lerable tyranny, carrying in them the germ dotage, and annihilation. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. MiLFORD-HAVEN. APRII. 2. /day arrived the ship Edward, GEnuArxe, .maica, bound to Lyndon, on the 27th ultimo, Telamachus, of Pool, bound to Newfound lat. 49. 44. The Edward WAS in company William Manning, of and for London, ten id parted with het off Scilly, on the 30th ult. :k tog, with the wind then W.S.W. The ArmEasoN, from Marseilles for Liverpool ; Lb February, left there the Anvil, Acitr., to sail in the course of a week ; on the 24th in lat. 49.56. spoke the Rebecca, from Sa tor Liverpool. Sailed the Shannon. KENDALL, orkington for De nerara ; Jane. RICHARDS, ,arnar von for London; and Mary, WILLIAMS, 'ye:pool for ditto. CALAIS. APRIL e. the following transports, with troops: for the Fanny, Oliver, Neptune, X. Y. Z. Friend. ~ i tha, Lord Middleton, and John and Eleanor. tiarwich, the Fox, Quest, Venus, Good States. Catharine, and Benevolent. Fur Cork, the For Dover, the Boston and the Brisk. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 5. ied the Neptune, Parricasos, from Christiana. the John, Qum for Prince Edward's Island. 'aragon, for the Isle of France, did not sail yes. was reported.—Wind E. S. E. PORTSMOUTH. APRIL 4. ived la Jeune Henriette. PROUIC, from Charl. sailed 20th February; on the 25th experienced gale, in which she lost her boats, foretop. iy-sail, and Made much water.—Wind &E. DEAL, APRIL 4. down from the River and sailed the Ceres, for the Isle of France ; Retreat, M.Ewzn e for and Ann, MACKEY § for Cadiz. Wiad N.E. LIVERPOOL, APRIL a. seed yesterday the General Palafox, Bum., Pernambuco, sailed 18th February ; on the 28th ult. off Cork, spoke the brig Friendship, from this port for Buenos Ayres, the Cornwall, for Calcutta, was in company. LOCHINDAAHL (ISLAND OF ISLAY), MARCH 22. On the night of the 19th, it blew a strong gale frees the N.W. when the brig Lord Wellington, T6OMAS COOPILIt s master, belonging to Dundee, from Liverpool, with a cargo of salt, bound to Bremen, was totally lost on this Island, near to Ardbeg—crew and a few spars saved. Same night the sloop Mary, of Fowey, Row master, laden with coal, bound for the West of Ireland, was wrecked in the Sound of Islay; it is feared she cannot be got off—crew saved. And on the night of the 21st, the sloop Wick and Cromarty Packet, DONALD MILLAR master, of Wick, with coals, also for the West of Ireland, in attempting to make this harbour, struck on a reef of rocks below Elester ; the crew had only time to get into the boat, without saving any thing, when she sunk in three fathoms water: it is feared she cannot be got off, as she lies in a very bad place. YARMOUTH, APRIL 4. Sunday afternoon the bodies of the three men who were killed on board the Ranger, Revenue cutter, •in the late contest with a smuggling lugger, were con !eyed from the Wrestler's Inn to the place of inter-, mem, preceded by the Beadles of the Parish, a party cf their meumates, two and two, the Collector and Comptrollor of the Customs, Captain SAYSM, Lieut. CLAITON• and other Gentlemen ; leach of the bodies were carried.by thecrew of the Tartar Revenue cutter, and during the ceremony, minute guns fired from that vessel, and a flag placed half-mast high on the steeple. Thus every possible respect was 'hewn to the valour of these brave but unfortunate men. GRAVESEND, APRIL 4, Arrived the Jong* Evelvena, Pulse; and longs Jacob, Rms. Eom tadrien • Appota, Member, from Gottenburgh ; Dispatch, lirit;nnia, Brown; Brothers, Wright; Bergh, NW. w 9▪ P„, Sod British Queen, Corpe. from Rotterdam ; Marshal ' 4441 "p Allman; and Mary, Fos, from Ostend; Caroline As a, from the Testi; Pallas, Randal (ism Dart; Varna, Fucker*, front Hamburg's ; and Industry, Wright, from An w,_ erdans...-`iallesi the Posthumous, Hood; sad romPle. W Art., for lalnaica ; Britaenia, Bully, for St. Levu; dhelmrs 1 411 k. f " Trieste; Nero, Evans, for Cork; Libeler, Mall, for 2 4 7 141 ar5h Edward, angling, for Rigs; and Mary, Divots, ▪ Amsterdam. Mr James CORDON Is appoiated to command the StvzoN, of 50 guns, to be stationed off Deal ; and !It H.m. Captain Spro:can to command die GARY- Qns fr igate. The Americans are . building ships of the line. and there is too lunch reason to (ear, that English *Gagne% from mere wawa' employment, have gone to America. !ed 41 wn the b e y. Cap! ers tl.e arnica r!..e ng nd t hrown in rodicr • rsti tis!i al I: is Y n. conwper CI mach Cr a rqptere are still v alone a:, 1- dram. su ificiesil i is (permit t;;:ns, civ szs,iti . gna OUt t,.vu • of daily, Yesterd. Inc Jam. spoke the ' r WO, in la idah tile days, And is a ti,ick Active, 11 is miL,l 1 la eiptcted t ihstant, in mush for from Worl Tram Caro hoer Live: Sailed Leith, the gaip, Edit' • for Hun man, Catl Arras. Fa Arrived Sailed the The Paull terJay as I Arrived stop, tailed a heavy gi mast, stay. Came d Hilt% for America; Arrived from Pero FiNANCE COMMITTEE. The First Report of the Select doinmittee of Ti. nance has just been printed and issued. From tie great importance of the document, we shall, en Monday, give it in our columns entire. In the mean time we may mention, that the total saving by the reductions and reforms which it proposes, amounts to seloo,ooo per annum. TIIE ARMY. Monday upwards of 300 of the Invalid Depot marched from Fort Pitt, Chatham, for Chelsea. Tuesday the Earl of KINNOUL and family, General Sir Dams PAcL the Earl of Uxantnos, Colonel NOOTII,: 21st Regiment, and Captain BROWN, 40th Regiment, were landed at Dover from the Continent. Detachments of the 3d (Old Buffs). 4th, 52d, and 91st Regiments, were disembarked on Wednesday morning at Dover, and have proceeded to their re spective depots. Saturday a deputation from the C omm i ttee o f Direc tors of the Hon. East-India Company, with their Chair man, visited the Barracks at Chatham appropriated for the use of the Company's troops, with which they were highly gratified. They. afterwards proceeded to the Casemate Barracks, accompanied by Colonels D'Ancer and Pantie, Majors GlLLl..sent and Hot.- LAND, Captain SOMERVILLE, and several other Offi cers ; when Colonel PAISLEY, of 'the Royal Engineers, l who has had a number of the Honourable Company's, Engineer Cadets und er hi s i nstruct i on , exp l a i ne d t h e nature of mining, and exploded a mine; after which the company proceeded to the Communication Bridge, where the surprising effects of a torpedo were exhi bited, by the explosion of one of those terrible engines of destruction in the river. Having concluded their military inspection, the Gentlemen expressed their satisfaction at what they had seen, and returned to the Crown Inn, Rochester, where they sat down to an elegant dinner, which they had ordered for them selv, s and friends. The Earl of WALDEGRAVE has already raised his troop of Yeomanry, to be joined to that respectable regiment of North Somerset Yeomanry. The North Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry and Rifle Corps were marched into Bath lately, on a requisition from the Civil Power, and as a proof of the utility of this ♦a luable force, on the day above alluded to, the Yeo manry. instead of increasing the riot, by endeavour ing at the moment to disperse the mob, recognized the most riotous, and they were secured. SOLDIERS' LE ITERS. It having been found that the provisions of the Act of Parliament for allowing Soldiers to send and re ceive Letters at a low rate of postage, are not yet per fectly understood, his Royal Highness the Comman drr-in•Chief has therefore been pleased to direct that the following Instructions shall be communicated to the Army. LITTLII3 ream sompouta.--Upost all single letters see from soldiers, the name of the soldier, his tank, (whether ter jean, corporal, strummer, trumpeter, lifer, or private, and the Regiment, Corp, or Detachnient to which be belongs, are to be supeneribed) ell so* singly letters are to be indurse44Y the Officer in the actual consmand of the Regiment, Corps, oakum& mem, his name, rank, and the Regiment, Corps, or Detachment, commanded by him, ire to be written in his own hand-writing. It is to be understood, that this indulgence is limited to single letters only. One penny must be paid at the time the letter is put into the Pust•uffice, er such letter will be liable to the fag rate of postage. The Act of Parliament alluded to, directs, That if any Meer hiring the command of a Regiment, Corps, or Detachment, shall wilfully write his name on any letter which is not from a soldier, and upon private concerns only, such Officer shall forfeit and pay the sum of AS; that a similar penalty shall attach to any person who shall obtain the signatures of the Officer commanding, to letters net en the private cameras of soldiers; and further, That Wiley Nicer, not having at the time the sommand of the Regi ment, Corp, or Detachment, shall write his name open a sol dier's letter, he shall forfeit the sum of £5. LITTIIII TO Seibtaat.—ht all CMS of Sink linen ad dressed te s soldiers, the rank, whether Serjeant, Corporal, Trumpe ter, Drummer, Fifer, or Private, and the Regiment, Corps, or Detachment, to which they belong, must be spedfied. Oar penny is to be paid by the writer or ether person, on putting the letter into a Post-elim, the letter will otherwise be liable to the full rate of poems. The letter autism be delivered to any person ea cept the soldier to whom such letter Is directed, or to sew one appointed to receive the same by an antknrity in writing under the head of so Odeer having the command of the Regiment, Corps, or Detaduwent,to which such soldier belongs. N The Corinnendw In Chief is dedrous that Soldiers shall have else fill benefit intended by the Legislatere, but in order to guard apinst any abuse of privilege, his Royal Highness feels it neces sary to repeat what war declared in the General Orders of the 2slll of February, 1514, and le& of Jose, 1814, that the Wel- gems of conveyance of letters to noswessunissiuned caters and eoldien, free of 'goatee. le applicable exclusively to Letters in- tended for the persosii to Who& they are addressed. and that es usplaistion which may bicifered foe an abuse of this privilege, which is attached exclusively to the said Do n-oonsmissiessed Akers and soldiers, will be deemed satisfactori, or will is the least de gree exculpate any Ofiltur who may directly or indirectly aid, or connive at such deviation from the true intention and spirit in which this boon has betin granted to soldien, and that say Non emundssioned Officer of soldier who shall prevent to his Dicer a letter to be rendered free of postage, which Is not his own, will be guilty of a fraud, for which it is his Royal Highness's express command that every offender shall be tried, and no alleviation of whatever punishment may be awarded must be expected. _. By Con;osood of by Royal Mentos the Coniosador la Chief, (81good) MARRY CALIIIIIT, AdjUtUlt4•o4//111. Herse-Guarda, tali Much, 1917. Letters from Copenhagen ' of the 11th of March, say that Mr. FOILSXIR, the Minister Plenipotentiary from England to that Court, has been recalled. Lord Fouts is so far recovered as to be able to at tend the Spring Meeting at Newmarket. DRIADNIIL EXPLOSION ON A STIAP4•PACICET.YeN terday morning as the Steam-Packet from Norwich to Yarmouth was pusbin4 from its moorings, the steam•boiler burst, and eight people were killed; seven almost every limb broken. The Police Committee are pursuing their labours with unremitting activity, in receiving general evi dence on the grievances to which the publicans are subjected by the present system of licensing. Never was trade so dell at Hamborgh, as it is at present. • The promised Address of Mr. Connie on his rea sons for quittiftg England, was published to-day ; but it comes far short of what Many may have pro. mixed themselves. In fact nothing that would en danger the persons of his publishers was to be expected. The prosecution on the part of the Stamp Office is not among the causes assigned for his flight. In fact he assigns but one cause—the personal danger to which he was exposed by the passing of the late Acts i but he means to support the cause of Reform by writ. ing in America, whence his friends may, he says, ex. peer to receive, in about three months, a continuation of his weekly Political Pamphlet. He expresses great regret at quitting England, and will never cease to write in behalf of his country. Even in America he will be as careful to avoid libels, as if still within reach of the grasp of the ATTORNEY GENERAL. Thursday, Prince LEOPOLD took the diversion of shooting, at Claremont ; he was accompanied by his Royal Consort, the Princess CHARLOTTE; her Royal Highness's chaise, with her favourite and beautiful ponies, followed, for the Princess to ride in when tired. There are difficulties still. in the way of an arrange ment relative to the letting of Marlborough House. The Princess Cuantorra wishes to occupy it for a term of three years only ; and the Duke is unwilling to part with it for a shorter period than five years.— We understand that the Princess has expressed a desire to remain at Claremont, wholly in seclusion from the world. Rural pursuits are her delight.— Tbe Prince LEOPOLD and the Princess CHAIILOTTR are patterns of connubial felicity. Thuteilay morning, at half past tea, the Royal Hunt took place, epic which occasion the Prince Regent's stag !tomtits turned out a very One deer near Cbensey Bridge. At the con meacement of the hunt the sportsmen were extremely numerous, amounting to upwards of I so, who came from various parts to be present at the sports of the field. The deer at starting gave some very excellent sport ; he took through the enelosures, mak. ir.g towards Hounslow Heath, and after some time took to the lett, in the direction for Longford, and crossed the Uath rota I, taking to the right to the teen fields ' makhig for Harrow, and then crossed the Uxbridge road, mak ing several tutus, and was taken near Hayes, about four miles this side of Uxbridge, after a hard chase of upwards of four hours ; and although the number of sportsmen were so extremely numerous at starting, they were all knocked up from excessive fatigue, except only s.x or s e ven , who were in at the taking of th e dee r, arising from the h eat of the weather, In addition to the length of time the bunt lasted,— The horses were also knocked up. The state of the country is now very much against the sport of bunting, so much of it being enclosed, in fact, It Is nearly all so; but although it is against the sportsmen and horses, it is is favour of the deer and the dogs. On Easter Moeda) than will be another bunt, when the deer, will be turned out on Winkaeld Plain. The hounds of K. Lloyd, Esq. meeton Tuesday newt at Wool pit Kennel; and on Friday, at Caddenhatn•crect; each day at ten o'clock. 1 he Hatfield hounds meet on Monday, at Lockley Warren at half past tea. - The East Essex fox-bounds meet on Monday, at Aaron Hall, Walter Bekhamp ; Wednesday, at the Green Dragon; Sator. day, at Stormer Hall. The Essex Union fox-hounds and bunters are to be brought to the hammer at Tattersall's, on the Slit imam. Tax Emma Honr.—Albie stag has been taken off Epping Purest, after a most excellent run, and is now lofted at Wood hull Wells, to be bunted on Mostly, and will be turned out at the meal place and time. A leaping match for a considerable wager took place on Tuesday last, at Cauldcomfort, in Glouces tershire, between Mr. LOVIIST and Mr. Davies, mounted on their favourite hunters. Mr. L. -led the first three leaps, and was followed by Mr. D. in a high style. Mr. D. then took the lead in two Imps, the latter of which Mr. L.'s horse refused to take. Mr. D. was of course the winner. The leaps chosen were over walls, from five feet to five and a half, the two last with ditches. Monday se'nnight, as the titan servant of Mr. CALTHROIa s of Boston, was hunting with his master and several other persons on Towry Moor, near -Kirk stead, the horse, in making a leap, fell backwards, by which accident the horse's thigh was broken, and the collar-bone of the servant dislocated. ." Thursday se'nnight the following extraordinary foot-race took place at Gosfield, in Essex s--Mr. WILLIAM Ames, son of a respectable farmer of that place (without any training or other mode of treat ment), undertook, for a wager, to run ten miles in seventy minutes, which he accomplished, with ease, in sixty-six minutes and a half ; being three minutes and a half within the given time. To add to the dit ficulty of this undertaking, the pedestrian had to turn himself round twenty times in going the above dis tance. It is the general opinion he could have ac complished the same task within the hour. BOXING ESTRAORDIMARY.CIOIty, the sailor, had a casual Sara up for nearly half an hour, on a piece of ground near Dartford-common, on Thursday, with a miller, that is with a man who works in a corn-• ' mill, not what, in slang terms„, means a reputed boxer. It seems a dispute originated between • the', parties at a public house on the preceding day, when canvassing the relative Emits of Stinging and Tar-' ner. Croxey made *tram in helm of Seroggias, and extolled him to the skies for having once : ob• dued him in a combat. The 'e'onntryman happened , to say, he thought it did not make Scroggins much the better because he had beat Croxey, and to settk matters without delay, they agreed - to fight the next. morning for 45 rather than fight then for love. the first round Crony went in .with his head covered with the left hand, and made a :good right-handed blow tell upon the side of the tipller's head, with which he went down. The men fought minute time. In the second round Crony misand his right-handed hit, and a close followed. The miller threw his ad versary in a trial of strength. In the subsequent rounds, nine in number. Crony ioardsd fearlessly, and had every thing his own way, from the tameneus of his adversary, who was a novice, and a better taker than a giver. After fighting 25 minutes, Crosey won without a scratched face. ‘‘ Riding!"—This practice, which prevails much in Bbston s and which is meant by the mobility 4 spe cies of punishment for a man's beating his wife, led one night last week to serious consequences. A man of the name of Ostler, who resides near Barg ate-bridge, having rendered himself obnoxious by the conduct alluded to, was ridden for, which so incensed him, that. when the mob was before his residence, he fired upo, them from one of his windows with a gun loaded small shot, and wounded three boys and la man, one of the boys, named Brotigh, •ery seriously. Ostler has since absconded, but search is making after hum 4ssthEi. SURREY ASSIZES.-KINGSTON, APRIL 9. CRANMER O. PRNNINGTMC This Was the only cause tried durinc the day F it is the third time that it hal heels tried. It is an issue to try the boondanes ni Mitibion Commas), between the adjoining Parishes of Mitcham and Beddington. After an exam;nation of peveral Niers of old deedi and old witnesses, which was wholly devoid of any. public interest, the :fury by their verdict established the line of boindaty marked out by the award of the Commiss;nners of Inclosute, and which is in fit• sour of Beddington. ASSIZES; Sir J. BURROU GH , i n hi s a dd res i d the ran 4 'Jury, congratulated the County, that in the long catalogue of offences to be inverigated, not one-ap peared to arise from any factious spirit or diealfec tion to the Governmentl After the usual forms, the prisoners were put od their trials in the result, no le,: than 19 unfortunate criminals received the awful sentence of death R. Uatleriummtl, f it the wilful murder of W. Harris; at Ledhury ; J. Hardy, for burglary at Kilgwyn house, Carmarthenshire; 7e Laapletv, for cut , ing and maiming J. Green, at Kington ; Proirer, for burglary in the house of B. Bagley; IP. for stealing from the house of Mr. Smoot, of Orle. ton; Amelia Golding, for steal:ng various articles from the shop of Mr. Watkins, of Kington ; thiley, for stealing a sheep from Mr. Goode, of Amberley ; 1. Tensaw, (or stealing a watch, &c. from Thomas King, of Cusop; J. Lewis, lot burglary .n the house of I'. Whitcomb, of Eastnor ; S. and G. 11Wes, for stealing a lamb from Mr. Tonstall, of Norton Canon; Hawk Greeaarag and Elisaldh Afaym, for stealing various articles from the house et T. Brown, of Goodrich ; IV. Price and U'. Davin, for stealing a coat and other articles from the house of Thltrtat Barrett ; 7'. .2 itlhant, for stealing a cheep, the pro. perty of T. Webb, Esq. of Berrotv ; J. Richatelt and 11. Duggan, for stealing a sheep from Mr. Seward, of Wolferlow ; aril H. Palmer, for stealing a hot se from Mr. Wheeler, of Kyrewood, were sevcraliy hound guilty, and received sentence of death. Of those condemned, sixteen were reprieved, anti Underwood,• Langslow, and Hardy, were ordered for execution. In pasting sentence or. Underwood, at torn" as the Judge began to expatiate on the pecte.i.t.r atrocity of murdering his. benefactor,' not only in the midst of a friendly conversation, but even whilst that bene. factor was in the act of relieving his wants, the pri soner fainted ; and, sinking or. the floor, remained insensible nearly five mina _s ; when his Lordship humanely observed, that what he had said was not intended to wound farther the feel;egs of Underwood, but to make a due impression on' all who heard him. It will be recollected, that Underwood confessed his guilt almost immediately on his - apprehension ; ' and during the period of his cm:finement, he nevet I. iled to rejoice in having not only relt , :ved his math front feelings scarcely to be endired, bymaking that con.; fession, but in the farther hope; 'lint by so doing, he should.better qualify himself for army hereafter.— Under a care attention treat the CN ' , plain and his assistants, whiv:i could not be r7r.verleif, he uni formly devoted himselt to acts of ter pi ,err, de. : ny and repentance, in which he svas joined by the Assistant.L:iergyman even on the sc 111; ollt: hequently spressed the deepest hear r and corn piiiicti,4l the clime he had COntiniur,.. slid fully acluo leitged the justice of his fate. II sofiered the sertence of the law at noon on :.10. d •y, in pre sence of an intinense concourse spectatots, on whose minds it is hoped this awful spectAcle wit! pro duce its just effects, and convince them and n tiers, how rapidly the ccmmiscinn of one crime leads to another, and terminates in misery. When Under wood concealed himself in the loft, his only object WAS the plunder of his friend; but having suffered evil thoughts to take possession of his mind, the id* of murder itself was soon familiarized, and unfortu nately executed. Every effort was made by the visit. ing Magistrates, and all concerned, to add solemnity to the melancholy occasion : the wretched victim to the Offended laws of GOD and of his country, appear. ed in mourning on a scaffold, so elevated as to cause a complete exposure of hi; whole person to the mul titude, and (with the exception of the Cathedral) minute bells tolled during the Ceremo n y at ever y church in the city. The body appeared to be con. vulsed about three minutes and a half, after which all sins of:animation ceased. DEVON ASSIZES. At these Assizes a cause was tried, T Firmed HALO, Esq. of Buckfastleigh, Plaintiff, and the ltev. MATTIILIV LOWNDHS, Master of an Ac ,demy at the mime place, defendant. rt appeared that the Plain tiff bad plasted.his four sons at the school ul the De .feaslant, and on , their return, after the Midsummer .rtecation,Ais wrote a letter with them. which gave pffehce Ars . Mr. Lowndes. who, in consequence, the nfft itag, t azpellet them his school. The letter, it appkare4„eontained only a few observations of Mr. Vitzger44l„ on the imperfect style of one of his chil dree's reading. Mr. Fitzgerald instructed his Conn ie' to impress on the minds of the Jury, that he felt himself compelled to have recourse to a Court of justice, gt order that whatever unfounded odium might be attached to the children, from this abrupt dismission, might be removed. The JUDOS, in his charge to the Jury, approved of the conduct of Mr. IFitzgerald, acid the Jury gate a verdict against the Defendant for such a sum as would carry with it costs. Bouncer, who was convicted at the late Maidstor• Assizes, for maliciously shooting his landlord, Mr. Bramwell, was executed on Thursday on Penesiden. heath. The death warrant was received nn Monday moriiirg. He had been constantly attended by a Clergyman since his conviction s and evinced the ut most penitence. Great interest had been made, in consequence of his przvious good character, but in vain, for the remission of his sentence. Joseph arrk, convicted at Ct.eltrisford Assites, of various burglaiies at Elsenham, &c. in company with Iris own sous and othe r p er s ons , was e xecuted there on Friday sennight. He died very penitrnt s he made no confaaaion, excepting shat, tr a m the am:. mitt' and nature of bts offence, rniAht be e 7 •hat be had not attended a place o* ige of 14, to llte time of fps drat.). --- expected, !rum the