The Sun. — London, England, 1813-11-01 00:00:00

i;cotlur, LONilt4N - GAZIttTE, 0cr..60, 1813. .t‘qicign-01,Tire, IBi :Pisritches tiave'bOit • received' by VitichOnt castleren,h,- Prinfipal Secretary of . -state for Vdreign Aftttirs, frtnn . tire - Earl of Aber deen, dated Conirnotan, October 1.1, state, tlisit a Treaty Of, Ounce and .ConceYt between the biurtsof Vienna and Nittnielt was signed on tbc%,Stli inst. by their respective Plenipotentiaries, Vrince rtetts's and Gen. Weide. . lrrtr-Office, Oct. 23, 1813. E RATA .—Thr alterationi which were made in the (I.l.tette Of the 9nt4 April in the , ucce‘sions to.whiA Ciirnet ward. Gel's, and Cornet Torrette, of 19th Light brigeopzi were alipoirited, ore not to take place. In the Gazette of the 12th instant. 50t1t,,Poot, for, Ensign Charles, Collins to he' Lieutenant, vice Browne, who resigns, real Ensign Charles Collins to h' Lieutenant, vice Arthur Vlrnivne who resigns. MestonAstuttst.—The removal of Assistant Snrgeon Hart rig,, front the bt Battalion of the Litre of the King's 4 3orin3i) tegion to the Ist Porch:an Veteran Battalion, as stieted in the Gaiette of thi gil of March 1813, 1110 not taken place. nrnmigainrig signed hv the 'Lards Lieutenant. rnsr Norfolk Betriment of Militta—'rhomas Bedford, Gent. te, h. , Trnsian, vice Nonle, r( * ".iznti , 's w ab si l l-N.41.0 re Local Esq. to be eapt , tin, vice Lined, resigned. Humph! ey Wheeler,Gent. to be I , ,nsign, vice Gwen, resign e r,. i'entre v•hropshiVe Local' Peteillentleif to be - Captain, vice 'Phones, resigned. William Everall, Gent. to he f.nSiurs, Tilioes Own Tteeimen,t of Atafford Militia.—Ensikii Thomas Edward Tienr; Holland' to' be Ilintenant, vice Greaieq ap pointed to the Line, Enci e .in Bichard George, Robinson to b bituttUarit, viceninde, resigned. . BANKRUPTS. „ ---- - Illehnrd plymmith, merchant, to surrender November 2, Deee miler 11, at tell, at Guildhall, London. At tornes', ”r. halit, Gray's-Inu-square. , . * . p.kbarti Dis*snn, Windsor, linen-4;4'er, Novtluber 0, 16 , and DeeeMber 11, ai ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. it'llreltet, Broad-street Golden-square. La tirtmee ldalion,Tothill-street, Westminster, ebeesetrintiger, November 4. at two, 16, at twelve, and Decemher 11, at otre, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Davison, War ▪ ten-street, Pit zr(iy . -sq uare - , • Thi;mas Walters and William Perkins, Portsmouth, slopsel : • Om Nerember 6, 1:3, and December 11, at ten, at Cin I.i -hall, London. Atturnies, Messrs. Templer and (dyles, Ikarr-street, $a t-yntithBeld. • ...Tames Western, Glohe-rnail, Mile-End Old - Town, cord-dealer, November 4, il. and December. 11, at Guildhall, London. 'lc” Attortiy, Mr. Ant , rY, nrnati street. tliarlin Gray, Minden), Stafford, grocer, November la,' 19, Om! nerember 'at une, at the Angel loft, Liserpool, Ittlorities, 11r. Thomas Leigh, Poultry, London, or Messrs. -•nawsoli and Son, Present.. tidorgenenhatii, Abingdon, ner'ks', halter and corn-dealer, December 0, at eight, 10, at two, :anti, Iti at ten, -at the •.New Inn, Abingdon. Attorney. Mr. .Nelson, Palsgrave- Tt . ll)oe, Or Mr. Graham, Abingdon. • Wharfe Pvestur., Louth, Lineolnlliire; tanner, November 11, " 12; and De'e, ti, at ttlercii,,at,The New King's-Head-Inn, Attornies,,Mr. Darber,„ Gray's-fun square, or Mr. Pliinips, Louth. Gsoigo Sete ent,' AbinctloN -Merles, baker and corn-dealer, Stilt. 0, tt tight, 10, at two, and I I, at ten, at the New Inn, Attornies. Mr. elsou, Palsgrave-place, Tarn - ple, or Mr. Gr4liant, Abingdon. ' Chri toplaer Itovelands,Tastie street, Itonndsditch, watch :maker, November (I,.at ten.l3o, at one, and December - 11, :,"0 , at ten, at Gnildlslll, l'Amd?n, Attorney, Mr. Stescuton, P,r, s tr ee t , v. It,:dtord-sql6re.. 1 • Noble-street, sill.-Mantitteturer, Norembor ''.'eeember 11, at eleven, at. Callahan, London. Attorney, Mr, dames, nucitlersbury. • Nod Lambert, latent 'S`urirai», Sole) A . oterica, mer eilasit, November 'l, 16, and Dei:'eintici 1 i ~at eleven, at n1111(11'111, London. Attnralei, Mesllll.' Liourdillutt aa,l Atewitt, Lithe Friday-street, . pIVIDENDS. e.v.B : J. Montt'qt , an.lJ.Steiortm Cir:seteborell.strest. rs. . Nighti.ngale„ of W.,tlisig-street, ware- Is-Men—Nov 20. S. Mcmitoor, and'. Viebt, of Fanelli:reit - Wet !, merei,ant.—Nov, 32. C. Ingleby, ref Sougliton, lend-ruercliant--Nlay. IQ. W. Neve, 'of Wiley-street, road, tsrpenter—Nov. 20 W. .and S. Ludlow of Cannings. Wiltshire colouruien--Nov. 40. T. Dyer, of stratforil, Essex, 427. G. L. Tunts, of Koker.street, Portman, arl tayinr , -eNov. 2:s. G. IL Browne, of .T.llin.street., 13ed . ford-row, scrivener—Nov. 90. J. Itsyne, of Paternoster row, sera w-I:At-stoma foe...toter —nee. 1. J.. Citsliin;.;, of Neirolch, st'oUit-Mason—N , ,c. ; 20, M. It. Legg and J. Gray, of St. Illory. sitip.brolcer,,—Nov, 20. K. Rochesteryof North Shields , Froger—Nov.27. I,..,lanasyay.nfLudgate-str...,t,top.w.lrcitouse - k , e-ier—Dee. 7. J. Lade, of Slo.ek, Es , ex, .;rot.r--Nrov. 20. G. • • Coi,'nftlie'City-ro a d, cohinet-make.--::.ov. 27. P. Austin, of C l e. furni ,Iting.irotottonger—Nov. 20. P. de ri.Tok dant), of Preseot-strect,Gondrnan's-ftelds, merchant"—Nov, 20. C. Wickham, of Ironmonfer-row, Obl•street, victuall er — W N0e.•17, . Smith and I ee%et., of Liverpool, linen-drapers 13. J. Hayward, of IVittiey, Oxfordshire, cabinet ry,,A,ir....l..No'o, 93. J. P. Kensington, Kensington, H. Ken long,son, \V. Styan am.l Atl.Ons, of Lombard-street, batik. 20. C. Muybe'v, of till- Baptist Chambers, Chan ' eery-lone, money-scrivener—Nnv. 2(I. .1. Psin, of Pecli)lism, 20. J. Jones, of Shepheal-roarket, May deoler—Nov. 20. S. P. Stager, of NtAidstune, dealer— Nov. 42. T. Ssyer,,,jon. of Ilungay, Suffolk, liquor-merchant —Nov. 20. 11. Ukase, of Lirervool, grocer--Nov. 27. T. It nnwles, of Leeds; ironnionger--N0r..94. D., Webb, of Led, bury,- Herefordshire, skinner-.-Noe. 30...1, L. hlartoll, of Lowor l'immeti-street, merchant—Nov. sta. W. nevelt, of Marl Arwhor-road, Surrey, miller—Nor. 23. \V. Wablon, of ;rem. eumbridge.street, Hackney-road, bnilder--Nov. 80. .J. , Palnter, at George-street. Oxford.streetyale-bresver—Nov. 90,. T,, t en ;owl,: of Maiden lone, Corent-Garden, wine tute6tiant.......Nov, no. S. C. Webb, of Bath, money-scrivener. C'C?ItTIFIC RTES-:-Noy. o. . of Newcaostlc-upon-Tyne,. IM:gett, I(ent-roatt, 'corn-to —f ;. Mick, of it';4!W pOrtrNirilitlittUthAbire, street, Pieteil;MA--:,l,4f)itiivie t , of Cliflo,o, (..;lumcestertiliire, ru.iott-niiilier—G. Brawn, .Vituxlital., airtter, sPii. nG Clivit , f, tittscht.v. tivr:tftlsaro, 111.411y ,, cdv,..ti-I.—lt. Tongue, of New '..!;l4ltatt, York. s!, • —ll', 4i inter, of -tot, tinioult*-11. 13 r;litioat), Dritlrctt, Toole ) Nolo c.ick,wierctuiitt—T. li, Lloyd, ctt dolt_, Newittgton-cattseir.iy, Sainte, sit Ply.ntritock, I),:vonshir e , V 41,1101111, biitfikt J (otos. • of. pert of Bat Ittotoinetv-pho,!e, timber 11,Ag:rN.101SITIV,S OIS.SOLN"I:AI,. Y. 'via A. Plmott4.T-Ilitt . ektt, r.loomihttry—J„ Taylor ;,1111 44. i . ' I i: i tt tr- i rrid At, carpos tel 1 , , 3. Yattpi,of !- , 4.0V0rd, Swet,o;llt, portyr-dealer-- It. M.. 11,1, J. Cart,(l,ll, I.iveroool--T. Ilowley gstill 11 , !,h,i., of ff. (4roelier ood d. . ..... -. ('0 114,.6 , i, (',,! ,, p,,1n-AtTet, tt•a-cloitiens— E. Stiart„ S: !tar- Ke t ...r.::: - , aod ~ ratter, at I.,,iverpir)l, tron-inv.rcha I; ti--. 1, 1411: , h awl W. 1 , 01 1 .. , :i1d, 01 Ki114 . -baiect, t..; c, b l ol i , of lt ers —l'„ ~, ,: i a 10,,,11 WO 14. , ‘ k ' lll , ti, of 1)1111'y-Lt Ilk', t'll.',Cll)(lflgs.r4-- S. BA :A. B. nod E. Lus4ll:4 aliti J. M., 1)4 custa, am! .M. rl, Oclavel, of 1 , 11 pO4ll, 111 . 11- , -(;, SlV4tlOrti, inn. MO d, Stratruni, of John anti J. Pet rynutn, E: Carr, of Mamihitsier, an,! J. flume, of Oreat I, ' , IV Pit.l/t! '' , -()NEY• Itititty • it lit I)i•ivorritt-, in tt . lair e till uirn , t, , ' their , ", 161 i Nuveititt, , r, „ , . :Itrday tteini , t' , , tct-intirrusv, at rbT, . it , it . , t 1 • • r; fisight, and ' , , tt,t i t ,t zsorfolk... , •I fa, tlia• latl3 4Noveiribrr; GERMANY • rPon,',e I 16t:.iltz wsrrver..l , NIC ieceive Irtim ;01 pal is the nuiltAsitessing aecnuhts of the altrts ot , the late iniintlatibris Hungary, _Austria. Si!edit . And Poland. Nrine ot these recitals however. excite More palttful feelings than all account transmitted frt.»), Trentschin. The river Waag ; which runs through this country, was; in, the beginning.- of September, raised six .fet;t above its usual height .. bY the greq t.ains which had fallen some d a ys prereding, Th.v,., banks im 7 mediately gatT ‘eay, and the lam% were intin dated. A high mountain, which was tinderinined by the flood; suddenly fell into the channel or the river, and give it an impattaivhich. nothing could resist. From '4) . ii!itt to Szered, - upwank of 60 villages, with all their houses, flocks, and stand ing crops, were washed away. The' calamity having occurred during the day, many of the in habitants had time to save themselves ; but, ne vertheless, more than twelve hundred perished; besides, many thousand cattle, sheep, and horses. All the lwidges upon the \Vaag were destroyed ; so. that in particular situations, five days elapsed before assistance, could be given,l - o the survivors of this dreadful calamity. All the towns in the neighbourhood,of Waag have. been damaged. At Neustadt, about 3Q houses were overturnel, At this time one half of the extensive district of Trentschin is hi ruins. , • Letters front Belgrade mention that there bad been an inundation of the Danube in the neigh bourhood of Widdin cluring the night of the 14th September. A stxtall Turkish corks of 20Q0 men, had occupied one of the islands, and thrown up fortifications thereon. They formed •pai tQf the force which was blockading the Serviait fortress. In the middle of the night, while buried in a pro found sleep, they were surprised by the waters, and met with inst a nt. death. Not one person escaped. Even the island itself sunk, and dis appeared. In_the middle of August, the D,rave flooded the country in the neighbour hood of orsateb. By the conjoint infhtence ofthe rains and a high wind, the waters of the river were raised to a tremen dous height, They swept away six villages, and the suburbs of a town. In the latter is: included a mi nister of the church, who, while intent upon ce lehrating•divine service,• was, with bis 'congrega tion of about 240 persons, buried beneath the ruins of the building. From Silesia we have accounts equally this.; tressing as the above, The rivers in that country, :,welled by the heavy rains dining three days and nights,. became torrents. They swept away houses, cattle, and the standing crops. Nothing escaped. Of the inhabitants, .above 6000 have perished.— Eye)) the operations .td the contending armies were impeded; but it, will be some .consolation to every patriotic German to learn that the ruin of the French under Macdonald was accelerated by the floods. That they at once arrested, his progress, and cut off his retreat ; and that by presenting the alternative' of death or imprisonment to his best !loops, they paved the way to the entire libt.4;i lion of Prussian Silesia..from the cruelties and ex actions of the enemy. . • :The.travellers who bave arrived from Poland, declare that the hopes of the husbandinen in.partionlar, 4iatriets, been blasted; by the Vis. tutee rising ten feet. Houses and cattle have like wise been destroyed ; and 400 liveS lost,, " Ne ver," say they, " did the harvest prontise to, be inure abundant, or of better quality, bad the vine will permitted, thent to reap, it. It has prov ed otherwise. And when we.. reflect on the state of that country, during the present year with what it was the preceding, when exhausted by, the march of numerntis armies, have we not billltlLlnt use of consolation ? We have 7 --we have—and let Us nut forget it." FIRES. . . f 1 lie broke , out. late on. Saturday night, in the extensive wine cellarage belonging to Mr. I ruts, in Ilay's-tnews Hill -street, ilerkcley,sqinire, which threw the inhabitants into, the utmost consternation. The flumes were got under with out. extending to the range of st4bring. Great damage wls sustained.. 'l he accident was occa sioned, by a quantity of straw catching fire. Early on Ilionday morning, todreadful lire broke out in New Church-street, in the neighbourhood of Smithfield, -Dublin ; one house was entirely consumed, and .the adjoining houses . much da maged. Mrs, Camphell, who owned the, house entirely consumed, .fell a victim .to 'the : flames 5 she was , found dead, with her arms very much lturn~ ii, and wimild have been burned to asbes, brit for the immediate interference of a watchman of the:name of Kane, who ; broke open.thedoor, and alarmed tire , neigithourhood, We understand that the cattle Of this:tnehincholy,conibigration, was in consequence of the candle,. which was in. •eanti , mtily lett lighted, having. caught the cur tains:of the bed; in which the tinfortnuate Airs. Guntpbeil had been.' Every exertion to save the furniture was' made, 'which nnfortnnitely proved int:4(lllW. The High Sheriffs, togcthcv.with the piequet of the 3tlitoyal-Lancusitire, attended un til the flames were got under. As fuel is a very expensive article in housekeep ing, and with thepoor one of the principal ne cessaries of life,:. 4.orrespoudent recommends to the inhabitants'orthe metropoli s the practice in Wales. in that part of Wales, where he was a short time resident, the people took a certain, gnantity of coals. (there called calm) and an equal tpiantityot river mud, which they intermixed un til they were thoroughly ineorporattal, This mss was afterwards fbrined into bulls, about twice the size of a ben's egg and when dry were ready to. be put into the fire grate. After laying a layer of -.wood or turf, these balls were piled upon each other, and tire put , tea them. In this state this composition becomes highly inflam table, and makes a strong durable fire, which throws out, trlien the balls are real hot, a most intense heat. By this practice the fuel is, not only doubled in quantity,-but it will last twice as long as cou i alone. There is another advantage, that the it re fuse coal dust answers best, as may be more intimately intermixed and incorporated with the mud. 01# imit,tv; bcr..so. If ttotepti charirH with altering at bill of exchange frOin 2sl. to w!th intenJ to defraud tiro banli . ing-hotise a Down; thornibn, And Co. NI . as put to the.bar, but his Comisel hay: ing stated chat a -iilaterial witneNs was absent, the Court postponed the.trial w until next Sessions.— The draerf or tbe bill In queilion so ,altered, wefe Bralsh and Reid; booksellfri, of Glasgow, tend, ut, we utHerstand, one of the partners only being preettt, the trial could not he entered into. . Tkintos HiMard Lyons, was indicted for forging a Power of. Attorky, in order to receive certain Prize Money doe to Mr. John B. Ormsby, a Mid shipnian, formerly of tlie Ruisonable, and then of the Nronztr. Mt. U. Thompson, Navy Agent, .4, Coltlmll --nalingi, stated, that the prisoner applied to him on thq 2lst March last. , Represented hitnelf as Mr. John tirmShy, a Midshipman, then of the Namitr—that he had got a ticket of leave of absence, and wanted some money to enable him to go to Bath, where his mother resided. The prisoner, who had formerly served under his own name as n Midshipman on board the Rnisonable, gave so -clear an account of the transactions of that ship, that Mr. Thompson was induced to ad vance him 11. towards getting the necessary stanip for a will and power to enable, Mr. Thompson to receive leis prize -money---that the prisoner pro duced a certificate, apparently signed by the pro per officers, and he ad%auc.ll him. in the whole, about 271.; that he saw no more of the prisoner for several mouths, when he met hint accidentally' in .Idolhortt. The case was dearly proved la number o witnesses, and the Jorp;ith hesitation pronotine. eti a verdict of—Gil/11y. • ,AESTRACTING NOTES FROM A LETTER. • John, Spurr, aged IG , was indicted forfelonious ly stealing a letter from the Receiving Office of Mr. Miles, hatter, in Oxfor&streefito whom he was an apprentice. The letter -was directed. to Mi. Woodley, at L'Afeter,.coutainiug a 10/. note. It was sent from Mrs. Milner, a lady of,. fortune, at the west end the the tow n . The transaction 'took place on the'eYening of the 12th of March last, and two days affer, the prisoner applied to the father of a young lady to whom he paid his ad dresses, for change 61 . 'a ten - pound' mote, mid which note turned Out to be th'e Same Mrs. 341i1- per had procured .froa) the Hankers, doubtless with the intention to send it to Mr's. Vi , toodley. A clerk belon4ing to Mr. Chih prov ed theknninber and date of the note.. Mrs. I.;lizabetb.. lliitadtr (dresso in elegant mourning) proved she , rereived note of /0!. tront :Messrs. Child, tor the porp o ,„ e of f :,e f id - , OA - to Mrs: Woodley, at Exeter, She .returned to her house hi Manchester-quare, and.deliyercd to her sister a 101, note forthatiturpoSe, hot could not -upon oath say whether stlyas die, rune note she received from Childs. It was intended as a pre sent, 'and 'Mrs. WoOdley load no reason to expect -it, and nearly a fortnight ehtpsed'before she was :informed :letter had mis;carried, Thomas Cropper, butler t 9 'Mrs. Milner, stated, Chef he reciiyed, on the 12th M , .ir.:11, ktter from MrS. Milner's sister, diyecte'd to Mrs. Woatiley, at'Mrs-Legend's,' near f:xeter ; be was ordered to p+y posta,-ze 8,-; a doable letter, lie took it,to hatter„in o.xford-.;treet, a receiv;- in.?,-house for letters, and delivered ,the letter to the prisoner at bar, and paid 1 s.4oo.:poitayy. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL . then aol.lqtssed the Jury— , hi. Judge laes storgested to me, that; • to the ditikulty of pioviii'g the ir.lt ., ntity of the note ; the want of recollection e the very re- spectahle lady and the absence of that Ind y 's sis ter, I will not troiihle you flint ier t h e to , record a verdict of—acquiaft/." LIGHT Uttrow-TrAr.t..—Six linkers, resident in the Bo rough end its vicinity, have, within the fait %reek, been summoned before Mr. EVANCE Mid Mr. 11 . 4 a , . Nig, at ti n s (ACC, on informations charging them with exposing to sale bread short of weight, and convicted iit the following penalties, nainviv, 2(11. 151-10 s., 131. 10s., 71. 10q., 51. 75., and 31. I.l< The MagiArates imposed the full penalty of live shillings per ounce, tor the deficiency in case, and the bread seized was scut to chati,,t ble institutions. Five (idler bakers were convicted nF timing nn their premises alum and potatoes, and severally 6ned, by the same - ..\Ligistrates, ii%c pounds and costs. Lewis Palmer IV;18 brought np by Goff, 'who pliaiged hiM with hawkinl„-; about 'the e .street wood' for sale, not having a licen•:. The de- . fendant contended tie was not liable to the 'pe— nalty, as he xvas . the manninetnret 'of the article he sold, buying' the raw nutteri:ds and then splitting thent into firewood and, therefore, as the man f n.actitrer, exempt un der the Aet, from the necessity of taking out a license. The Magistrate, lniwevcr, thought other wise; and ctinvieted him in . the penalty of Iti. send costs. -Another man was 'fitted 101. and ecises, also for hawking sand about the street,' not hay- Ing a Hawker's License. Saturday evening, nbnnt six o'clock, as a , person of the name of Fa vrtf, residing in WAter-Lul:, Blackftiars, was pas.,ing by Vauxhall, Ire was ac costed by two ,rullians, who instantly hnoc:,id bbn -down, robbed burn to a large amount, ctit bin) on the neek, dislocated One of his, fingers. and then threw him into (lite! ) , ila t i it is stn posed would have murdered him, had it not been for a fishmonger going by at the tiate, who distnrbed them. Unfortunately the villains escaped, and have not since been heard of. on the 14th July, seven seamen belonging to the Resistance in the Medittrranean, were tf;e: by a Court Martial for mutinY, and being found guilty, were sentenced air follows :—,lohn Smith, Peter Lawless, Thomas Griffiths, and James Wel: land to he. hanged ; George Bayliss 'to receive 500 lashes; William 'Clarke; 400; and Linzey, Ica S AGRIcULTraf;,•,:;;c. . . i I , [,!,: tr s ,ZTHL7 nr.ronT Folt oCTOVILJ • inable , f The . v.licitt seed thiie has been very ei no• ' , • ' from the seasOnal;le rains, both 'on tilth Ina 010 clover reys. On t'Se bilk '..a the northern ilistrico, anti also on slime In the central catinties of ( J ou ' center and o.kibril, where' csrly sowing is ile" 4 * sari, the 57Ohng wh ea t s hare planted well.- : The Clover Seed cibps haVe suffered inateriiiiiiv ill most parts, ekcept on xvilkit .P.'ilss ll'u t wich ' t'heY were gathered in the dry season. The PO' tritoes have :lorded, ont the steal Thi! Turnip crops loive recovered fr which they got during the drolight, and PQA promise to be abandrtnt.. The ciintinaing..o!,l in all kinds of Grain has Occasioned coonler'i. sable alarin through the 'laded interest ;,iflthol9,. generally, s it lafge.r.rodoet: the reduced prices Ore evidently Canso! by the iii! . l mxillate general necesait Of turning a qrtiti: quantity of corn into money, and the facility i vit .',l which the threshing-mind have elected thitfil jest. This has naturally given the lacteal!, speculator' a temporary atleantage over the agri •cultitrist, of which the public, unfortimstely, V, not their i!tte share.' The Hay in irkets are ee rr i siderably ` , lower. Lean Stock , both in sheep„ , I cattle, is also lower, from the sh ortness al „ ' but gout'gout' Beef and Mutton somewhat esceetlii!; last mouth's prices. Good Cart 1-Im•ses art dear as ever. No alterationin the Wool intritl, A few nights since, as Mr. Joia N BOWP1:151 home ibtl returning near Didwieli, he wa s stappei 4, single footpad, and robbed of his Watclisulic'). The preparation house at Lanark .11u1s 1r,107/ on fire on Wednesday, in conse que nce of P 41 ,- 1 the tesizing machinery becoming rya bof l q',„ timi. It was:.stibilited after 2001.'s worth ofZ. was destroyed. • • r,.. S !P Au tannest was held. a few days sire ° , t ow body of Mr. ....sAmtrer. &aunt', of Croft, bY ~,,„ ,„,,„ fleet, who, it appeared, had put a period/01" i istence by hanging hi niself.—Verdict, ktilact' Saturday week, a lad of only ninei. . ; ,, 1 , ::v o ii i s h s o e: s i e t bit fo c k r ~ when COWS ti,er l , i t c p r i o d s i t s v tte f . r t ir r r 6 lo ). i.g wAi -so great as to carry the b.Orit *,t ll stream. The horse gained the book', b:4 fl wits unfortunately drowned. Ilis lai4 covered Oft Ilion day' morning just beto. d 0 , antib eidg anti %%Is got to land by the- , P ;;! Wlliplialit':.; servants, having drifted stream more ilia', a Mile. ' , ... On 'Tuesday s'etitnight, :t person natne 1 1 who resided at Given ri ap, in Cilrior}lloo 01 ',/ ) . °. ",' - ' e a looki) 1 11 :4-glas , awl ticsircLi 3 icul ul , y , . live;} itt the ilotuie, tr, ( -,,A1 sor ok‘ , . of tilc ii ; r' ,.: l h° "' .. ':' timt they init:hc :.ci , brie, clo ; celY: l ,‘;lri.‘ cut Iris throat. The woman suPl ).l° , 49 ) o° after she had occasion to go out, owl I° ',:i4) i r ehe : e :. l 9rt i l l ; : , l l . : je . t il re ri: f i i ii i l' c a i t i l t v r t i : o 4i . 1 ) . : r til i tg ; o • t ic l i t e .: ; 'l , l t r# l l l l‘ l l: ! : : :l l 'l' t f.t'l e itli: t: vi a (.; t l: ' 4; t t ' i N i'i: i ji ): 3111.11(;11r4;11:!;1 1 °11 1 :: : t r islliC;'irt 'COM mittingtheira 4 . d C. tiro it in :t fit of . insanity. ....Lif iti ' '' : .s l,, ‘ 4 ,. ' ,. : (ll 7 l i t , l in ti :s :. l (l. l : l: : : : : : ' r ' ic, et i t ti c. 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