The Sun. — London, England, 1813-09-30 00:00:00

k iND.I iF,rf.ker rxtr,;(141 , 6,1 Jamaica Paprrs] 11140 - distri , -ing aceornitc were recvived yester 4g: rro'rn v:oio.1!3 parts of the \Vest iwlies, re thz- rh.c4(ifitl effecti of a late. hurricane. v '-h occurred in that o E ilai.ter followinpz exfrlcted from a lien - mat aprr of tire Ist of Awrir,t • 101. • " to•i . eeprel the most dread ' Ail I'J:alatrtity by'which these IslandS have heel) eyer rtiTi4:•ted in the memory of rui)n).J.lnd , which exnerienred in the t rzinendous hurricane with Whieh it' ple•ased ProvidenCe to visit them on Mon d.,‘'?. the 2fitti nit. " The dawirtint4' of that Clay exhibited a serenity, crNall'Jed to hill to sleep the fears of the matt w:ity ; and breeze - freshening on the sky, it Was dby as a happy relief from- the ektrente v (Kett of the atMoStiltere,, which had prettied heavily and unnerved us On the preceding days : but -no "()I!e saw the approaching storm Which lowere(.) he!find it. H) oteloek. the wind increased, and, con thrc.M inerc..asing, accompanied by short slimi•ers . of rain. it gained con , iderahly in the coarse of noun at 'eleven it blew a strong gale . , and I,tie of the shipping in the hzirbour appeared on. their ariehrir:tge; but it Was not until 1 . 2 tiliat it al . tained the height which cOnsti tut I's the cOmYt o of an hurricane, and vi.taieli soon became evident by its destructive ef fpcts itp. - m the %eaten and upon the shore. Sonic of r,1411r , ve.33e13 in the harbottr Avere driven from their & moorings and houses began to totter upon the it on id ition.: "The CourtS of Chancery and Miniralty, then sit riog, wire of necessity acljottrned : 'his EX celleacy th. 2 Governor and the Members of the council, in CluinCery, and Admiralty, the judr , ?, the Lti‘ve.rs, and officers of Court, hav ing 'for soine time :11%'aited an abatement, now noxinvis for t;leir safety, were compelled to literdly fi,lit their way ttii foot through the storM, the use of rarringes having alre:tdy become ricticalde. The bav WaS 'non crowded with Ilvtrehants, shits-Cmvnes, ma:niers, and labourers, all busily employed in endeavouring to save lives and property from 'the vessels which were driven from filt=h mooringg ; and every householde,:r, with en hat a4istance he had at howl or could obtAin, • einployed in fortifying h is .house against the fOry'olthe raging eletuent, by nailing up and dbors iitlel wititlotes. Nit, alas ! bi n s vain, the attertiptsol'ulti tb res:st the storm of nature! . .")i about half past two o'c!ock the hurricane at tai!ftJ at rtatest height, and in its' aclu(,. con tinued, vk intrtval; until five, 'when it deolv cee t s , cti ; and in the space of half an Hour StlCC•ovt.eis c',uort;sa petieet, chit it can be com ,i-ru,l oniv 11) that of death after the most dread '‘ 'lc ow th9t the effects.beeame wer,... 10;: in Vain attempts': to protect thent-' The 1-lo , ..ernmeni House, the: rve , ll.ter'p3Vl: o tlio other public': buildiogi, a greai steniher !,defer honses, the wharfs; the orchards, an d fonod either wholl , j , or partly de , troyed ,ellit all the'y'ewaels in the hat'hour, ex wiqylire ~ ,u nitets S Se1)0011er a , atm the pri'ze ltrlg Sail "a Jlmi, were driven on shore (o . io th , t trzrhour. A scene of ruin 'present-. to the view of the beholder, distressing t 'nil no.lsl!re ter allmen not totally bereft of the LS '4paik of glimmering humanity. The inhabitant; bf the colony, well knowing the I,li Fire o r h : trt tcaues, took every precautionary ntea-o.,re within their reach timing tic: calm, or Inn, to in . epare for itrs second part, 'expected from the , in.h-west, 'and which set in % . vith great fury at ;ihoui six o'doc:k, and cimtinued until midnight, it coni!lerahlyabated, and soon aftertotal.; ceased.. The .southwest storm differed from the uOrth elotern 1)1W., by appearing in heavy 111 sis of a few minute 3 duration, ropeated after• . t +p:3l leneth, andthe length of these frill gr v increa,ing, until it so teased ; whereas the siorm raged without intermission. This l oil, ow 'vet, nearly romp!etvd the general ruin, aad k is :;elieved that if it had raged another hour, ire6y a house. Would have retnained standing in this city, winch, before the 4torm, was consi. , iii proportion to its ti ac and population, to be wit( of the most Wealthy and the most donnish at the NV9l:ld. o'.,ic-third of the houses ll:tvc been levelled.to t!,e, growia owl all h:lve received more or less Property of tall description lists 81111cred, roa4 chip. e ere the losses and injuries Al'S repairvd. Hundreds of etc r,re cc,:ofortable;have been reduced to beg- wp-1 t!.t! I;tlmber of Simtilsh vessels liet-t but (me Avas got oft" (Ito'- oti (11' !flirt ()i' file hitri , , d • „ It. is Thiti Let, ~ .4! ft till ()illy titl 4 ., tut,,,,41,, Ito! l'Ai! : 4 ••i; i , t Off : ,•:, t • I I() , it t i't'lortiti<itT , .;i a vi•()r..,4;,, 0;:, ~. ~._ ~ ?, E,. ruilir; Ailey tl,c Irdrricane; C;(,... cit V; , and htt'ving ‘, it . , ::till IttlC! lillsery IC mut ;r. Lis iiti.; tc;Y relieve the soirerem ',, upon his relurn to the (3trerraltelit i m iE7,eetdenev summoned Lig COnnCil, in tit lr, tvirh their nj.,iee, to. devise the iii;)st etice tir.d In', to eireet Ili4 purpose.' A toec:ing lyas Iv , l(t of jilt! of Assembly , anti till coi»einio : ::111 the lintwoie viev,-t of the (joverim s It ti,i,l ileter,ai,ie(l to giant it stall of money tirt 'vvilie!) they mu; nally I)ter.lged ponfirni the ncxt ,! , ..:,etti,iol) it ) the to) yr se vt..,vtit 14111]!,iliFi of ilte Lrgislatiir.V: John verp,,ll, Story., "Ilionito- It. ;tighy, I)eithe,, kilsytli, innt I)nwihve, ivcri! siantv(l u 61i . 0 , 40 ,, e discritioting . the relief SO rianit3l, illttried tt, nic eive, it. then the Chamber of C o mm erce , and Saint • • At7tll:6v`s 11 - arc etiiSiidcrithle Istems to the :, , ,ame 'ace; and the : Misopier-d9dg"s , it is , taid., contonplatc iinitatin9, the hunatne c.xanip!e. " further ititl, ass( "tti 'render ih'e relief to be tut )riled to thn suilVrers vet hime etfectuAl; a g:e- Hera! ;colnntary SulAcr ut.lint pet 01) Pout, :kwl is rapidly tilling% thtis e' very thing has been . done, eons!,.;tent with the tut;tins ans.l retottrcv`i the colony, to softcu the rigours of the . calamity 'by which it has been afflicted." FROM AN AM E.RI CAN PAPER: The folihwhig is au account of the singular an:i ,Melancholy fate of the American ship l'Octiin, the tre'ev of which were destoyco by the savages, While on a traditnz voyage on the coast north 'of - the River Colambia, - on Vancouver's bland : A native ship arrived front New Vork; after .a passage of near SeVell mouths, with merchandise and provisions for the company. It was jaerewe - ;earnt with horror that the story of the 7 7 0ttiPtill's having been cut oft was but too true. The eir euntStance has been related in different ways . by the natives in the environs of the establishment, bat tliat which :carries with it the greatest ap . - pearance of truth is as follow. That 'vessel, after landing the cargo intended for Astoria, departed on a trading voyage to the coast of Colainbia river, with a company, includ ing Ofr k eers, of twenty-three men, and had pro ceeded about 400 miles along the sea bo;:rd, tvben the stopped on Vancouver's Island, at a place ,called Woo n tiv-point, inhaidted by a 00,verl'iil 1 - 11. Callealirak r e-a-ninisheS. These people came on board to barter their furs for merehandize, Conducted themselVes in the. most friendly manner daring the first dar Lbut the same evens 1g inror." 'nation was hems ;ht on board by an Indian whom the officers had as an interpreter, that the tribe where they then lay were ili-disposed, and intend ed attaching the ship the next day. Captain luta than Thorn affected to disbelieve this - piece of news, and even when the savages came next morning in great numbers, it vaas only at the press ing remonstrance of Mr. W.Kay, that he ordered seven aloft to loosen the sails.' In the mean time, about fifty Indians -were permitted to come on hoard, who exchanged a number of tea otters for blankets and knives g the fora@ they threw into their canoes as soon as received, but secreted the knives. Every one, when arnica, morel from the gitai ter-dec4 CO a different part of the vessel, so that by the time they were ready, in such a manlier were they (hilt ibuted, that at least three agv, were opposite every man of the ship, at a sip:- given, they rushed on their Frey, and not w h standing the brave resistance of every indiri :ttal of the whites, they were all butchered in a few minutes. The men above, in . A ttempting to dcAcend,. lost two Of their number, besides one mortally wund- ed, ,Ivho, notwithstanding his weakmed condi ,tion, made.good his rttrent wish the , fonr otimrs to the cabin, where finding a quantny of bolded arms, they tired on their savage -assailants through the skyAights and coinpunim- waY, whit!'il had the effect of clearing the ship in a siiart Linn., and I,mg before night these five intrepid sons - - of Awe , . Tien were again in full possessiOi.: at her. • Whether train is atit of anitittes or. Strength, supposing themselves unable to take the vesS t d .htiek to Columbia, on the following morning, the four who were unhurt left her' in the long_ boat, in 'hopes of regaining the river, wishing to tahe along with them tlu wounded person, nlio refused their . .offer, saying, that he must die before long, and was as well in tIIC vessel as elsewhere. Soon after sun-rise she was surrounded by tin immense number of Indians in catiot•s, come for the express purpose of unloading her, but who, from the warm reception they met ‘vith the day before, did not seem forward in boarding% 'the wounded man shored hirnself over the railing, tnntle signs that he was alone, and wanted their assistance ; on which some etitharked, who, finding what he said to he true, spoke to their people, who were not any longer slow in getting on board, so that in a few seconds the dock wus considerably thronged, and , they proceeded to [n(b) the hatches without further ceremony. No sooner were they completely cngnged in this, than the only survivor Of the crew descended into the cabin, and set fire to the magazine, contain ing newly nine thousand pOtitids of gunpowder, whif:h in an instant blew the vessel and e‘ cry one ()Omar(' to atoms. ‘Thc nation acknowledge their hrivi,lg lost nearly one hundred warriors, besides 3 vet num ber of wounded, by the explosion, ulio Acre in canoes round the ship. The tour . !nen who set off in the long-boar were, two or three ihjys, after, driven ashore in a gale, and antsacred by the natives. SACKM"S lIARBOUR. Thelollowing is uu extract of a letter frntn on ..:IrnPrietot f;eo.lenr,m, trlio recently viitesl linrhour, :dated :it 'Watertown, on Ltiltr Virie I spent Tne- , ,ilay last at. SnteketYs llorbour. It is tenl!- a yerypicasant •sitnation t - the harbour (a:- P,,lcion , ;•and deep, into which eltlin _or the nil 4 way piPl,l Wail safety. , " The eonsiqs of ' t aboo: ItiO houses ; the ~ treets and t;lioreB are eNtreniely ill thy ; but tneatatres are.taking to cleanse the Au: gran httihk. "',visited the cantoninents of the army, and found that they were kept pe.rfectly clean. , ite. ports respecting sickness in the camp have been greatly exaggerated., There have been cases of fever, but tlie complaints of thOse on the sick list arc generkllv diarrhoe:t : strangers ore commonly thus affected by the watt:lo of the lime-stone coon, try,, the. water being oiten impregnated with sul phur and lime. accompanied Corninodore Clnitincey on board the Gou'ral Pike and Nuaison. : Tliiy ;ire hoth very fine ships. The General Pilc cart icy twctily.vif,fir l ong 24-pounders. She had her sail , ' hunt, and was ready for Sea. The il/aftison is countninded by Captain Crane, and carries t'venty-fonr 32-ponnders. " Two !tumefies sailed a few days *lgo, as p r i_ viteers, limp this hprbour, tild on Monday Inst ton 4. 'l6 batteturx in the river St. Lawrence, near Creeit. The haats were lOaded v,ith Poth, hml some annmmilion. The pri sinirrs ;iwrived here yeSterday.. (1 oar whale reet Occent the, cini.rell Pike, ti;e wns to foilow last i§ 'snliposeti for the.entran; , .a... of the SI - .l:awrenee*,‘vith the hope or drawing the 'enemy hilt of Kingston', and to efft.ct the capture, Of the gun-boats sent down in pursuit of th e t wo lirkriitee'rs. Pent- nndre , goohs ako left the ii 111) itir Crattburyri* iiv lihst flight a Peron arrived herd front Cranbury nivel.: he informs, that our men had ent down trees, atil formed,,a stockade fort; that yesterday the enemy, suppused to he 230 .strong, attacked Wien then). Our en re!..erved'tkeir tire till they carne within a short tlktaneu ; and it proved most deadly. After a conihat of three hours, the che m'y retreated, ;Ind were ‘‘'aiting TeinfOrcernents. 0:le of thuir bmvy-httnelies, armed with a cdr i'o6iure, sifnk. '11,2 person Who wrived here stat 6; that he• countvd GO of the enemy dead in froutof the stockade.P • Tun POLICE. L.ISt'ARS. StiAb' i»vestiatiOn at the five intO the late dangerous riots among thi: Chi nese I,:.isars, whieli three awn were hilted, and ahunt seventeen wontnied, terininitted this day, with the commitinint of six Of the ringleaders.— The followin:g•isin abstract of the most material evidence iltrahilit 'Gate, iiperlntendant of nritives of India, stated, that a *Cot:ailed:King Oa% id's Fort, there are about Chinese in the barracks belonging. t i t) the East lndia Company. Of these there are t*o sects;-one' called the Chenies . , the other the Chin Choo. Ott visiting their barracks about 8 o'clock on the morning of the 13th inst. he found them n a state of entire hostility ; one sect fighting the other with kniVes and imple ments of every description. Ile inrmediately or dered the gates to be shut to prevent the offenders from escaping. He then sent fin. and procured the assistance of several of 'the police officers, Ott see ing` whom approach, the contest in a great mea sure subsided. The officers immediately proceed ed to disarin them of their weapons, which, by .this time, they attempted to conceal, On searcit 7 ing their chests and hammocks, Sall their knives, &c. were taken A%vify... One•man Was fotintl dead, with his bowels ripped-open.' Seven.were•carried to the London Hospital, severely, wounctitt ;•• two of whom are since dead. The•Otenio overcame the Chin Choo; s by superiority of *obeys. 'l ile witness was informed that a cutler on Tim ver-hill was em ilk employed to Itte iustrinnent for the Chi nese, lie found his munne was Cramer ; he ad knowledged Ilia be hail recently sold It. o ;;t9 of lart.e knives to them, and had been commissioned to make them a further Fopplv, which his men were then otecutin ' ...-. These the witness saw : they were 'large litis;ye , , With wooden handles, the ' . .)ladzt about the of a' Con - non entlasS. Cramer being apprised Of their intended use, promised, they should no., he delivered. Sc veral of the Lascars were afrerWardl stopped g at the 'Barrack-oe, in the net . of bringing siien lil streit)iCn't`t with them,, Which they, delivered up, not withoat some ,struggk, atteiapt to use them against the ofiie!2• , ; for inaktni!! t!., titan thus, by the evidence of the tiart.ii's Chinese being at it h a Chin-Chin), they ituvrrellett about which - one had lost and refitted to p”; : they Caine to Mows, on a subsequent day they reir.,wcd the co'rnbdt with kniv4.s. Too Sugar, a Chin-Chao, now in the hisspitalc is allec'ed to have begun. the contest, by calling to his sect to come trod fight the Chen 's. Hence it appears each sect caught' the contagion of tpiarrel trOlft . the 'se two,. When - the relic - winter became general. Of those in custody; three hove been diseharged for want of evidence: The foirt,Wing arc to tithe their trial, viz. 4pplii, "Ippong,' Chong., and Pen.' 1-IATToN-G:kßtniC . - . 7 . -11obert /furling, a genteel looking . marl, "%vat cbarged on suspicion of being concerned with others, in stopping Mr. Daniel Hiplann, at BA-high:nu, in Bedfordshire, about eight o'clock on the /;receding vt ;t rii lg , at - the end of Chlrterhouse-lane, in .St. John-street, and forcibly taking from him his pocket-book, tiontalniog , one tire pound note of tins Bank of England,,and a country bank note for one pound ; the persc.n robbed imniediately crital out Stop thief, and followed, but lost sight of them. The prisOner was stopped by the watchman': the pro secutor could not swear to him, and the prison er's mistress, a pastry-cOok, in Westmiuster ; and several. other respectable persons, having come forward to his character, - he was discharged. MAIII.tiOnOUGH•STRIIET.—Yesterday one of the St. , Giles's watchmen. was brought to this Office, charged on Suspicion of having stolen a 'watch* from a Gentleman who resides in the . Tearple,-'--- It zppi;iired th►it.thrt Cleutlentaii had been dining at Finch's Theatrical Collet-house,"and had (as he stated) takeu liberal libationS at the shrine of Ilacelnisc; he •was goinK through King-street, ,TiolhOrn, and Nyili LlV;:tilld by some persons, who used him extremely ill, and in the fracas be lost his Watch. Mr. Oxberry, of 1)1.m.y-lane Theatre, states!, that its be wit returning twine he saw-the Centleman in a state of 'inebriation, with his 'clothes : torn into tatters, and surrounded by. wateliMen ; he had before; seen the geotleatan, and request , .al t,ie ‘vatchnien to take 'hint to a public hoar., and procure a coach for him ; this they refused, and said they would take hint to the is arch A gentleman is ho was standing by requested the watchmen to give 'Mr. 00sertvitil watch and seals : thii they prereinptorily refilsed, when the gentleman drew it front his pocket, and was in the act Of banding it to Mr. Oxlyerry, when the prisoner sdatched the watch, and the chain broke ; hedid not see the prisoner until he crane ,to the'wateh-house ; 'but he now,icentified and swore to him ; lie was aceordingly cOnnnitted to prison, , • , UNfo. , z-lIALL.--- Repeated cOmplitints Itavitlg been made to the Mae:l4rates tet - this office, by the Prince de : Conde, Mr. tchorfiton, Mr. Broad , . ley, and other % r Jen! leibUti rt!Siirjilg tai .;.; neigh bourhood of Clapham, ; ..%.r.xton, Streatham, Wandgworth, &e, that their Gardens Were pittu tiered - by nightly depredato r s of their choicest fmits, Ike. orders xe c re given to the con , iiitiilsa ttie , Stt places - to C;;Clt. thiAV Utitlo,3t • 1 • etect tbe uepret ators ; ', 11reethen cf aecent appqarauce, -tu 'Tyre r e of,ivh9ll tic-i . erihed himself a'nuriery and me:l4ll4m t lit herrn•e s Air. 11 - riOtEs by 'Aire, the c"" Chlpharn, ivliO had defected, them with a ir ge Of 'phie apples . ; 'grapes., peaches, lincl other choice fruits, Of which thev .11" t !„..rive a good account. The a•s:counts they gaye . to Ma.gistrate nbt provinc mo re spt;sfac tor 1,:n1 0. , t1 their 'previ6u, had' iii?au the a o ristahle.. he Was about to convict them in the finc prOvirieri by the Act, whe n he perecived ri „ hunell of gripes nu o iti s singular ft liVintlC, cansediiiul tri think, if time ivere, given, they in;ght leAct,to dethetiom he therefore committe(l. lilem foe re-examination. Tile.y w ere yesietihry again b:-wrght up, when a gardener in 6e ernolp! Ot 2 gnitlernao nefil;Chiphani itkotified the:gra;;)es as ; icing' his niaster'sproperty. It *Also appealed, that amongst other things foUnd in the b" ( 10 of were iotre ttriips run! hyacinths, an 4 other bulbous . roots , these were s‘vorn to by the r gaillerter 'of the Prince de Conde, as being Lit goyal Highness's property. linder4 fo e s e the, 'Worthy Magistrafe, c,,111 lifted the parties fOr trial or a felony at the Seseioni. DREADFUL CONFLAGRATION. • ---------- Oh Friday last an alarmilg fire broke )itt. the barn of Mr. W. CCEKENTi, hi the parish of Ste'ep, near Farnshurst, . Sossek r age,( l tic its great rapidity for considerable me a time, ni length communicAted to some staclo of from thence to a wheat 1000, the whole ()I' witlO was totally consumed.--.l4.,rery exert i on that possible was used by the neighbours to sablli,l the fury of the raging clement, hut tre lire sal "to say, it not extinguished mail co rn ttrO were consumed to the amount of 2000!. 34 i got t generally known, suspiCiOn was excited th s some person must baVe malicidusl • y set it bn there was no Oteasion for t',C use fif A 101 : any of the ofbees 'at so late an hoar ; and 41 ,i 11"; sequence of some threatening last uage wh ics person of the name of Al uarkt.J.l. ligd u sed WV° E t, Mr. CLEMVS, combined with other circl e of a suspicious nature, infoonao" 0 g given at Bow-street Police Office, nod , PAAI' S O the officer was directed to go and apprebei3 4 on person suspected ; lie accordingly went (1f0 1 t ..,, :Saturday, and on Sunday he succeeiied #l4/4 bending Mtruant.t..-, who had abscondedle,'lo, home, but was returned when On Monday morning he was bro!t4ht beraF e • PnYNT: and Mr. BITZUEIMMT, Mil.o slf` : e %; and underwent an examination, which 1..”t0 e c%cic(tcc tie t t i s) ( rt i s t r c ' ei io' gf ie : itio . ' l4 c N il f cl i to connui;. to to be tri e,i a t he Winchester Assizes. t • , Sattgii i xt,t UTION.7--WthilleStlay $01114;0" A tit e. 4 Evans and 'floznas Chilcott were exectit ` ",-6401, .new drop, 0..) the front lodge at lichc i. " ~ c die pursuant to th t: se nt ence a ward;:d tht' m " Aca - Jiri(gtmvater A ,, •izes . .. As soon a i the butt performed !;:s last dntv to theo - c'"• men, and left t.,e;•-i on the platform', grP„, 11 - 1 S . 1)1 for hi.; '9( l was taLc t tli Sci virle n t. a st , lte of .trembiing, that it became eeresoortr: i r ; 1 ) . W;' Wan, wheti ail of a 'sttti,i 2il rAnie i ' became HS Stl'AV find 3 '; 1 1' . 111C11 a . dtirecsed the 5pect, , ,;01...; :n ,'„ t}ti• here - b " le l s l s i e e t t i l' w7rl a l s 13.: 1 ,, 1 17 1 0r 1 b,..! as innocent as ti baby--;.. 0 i: e k e j will never let me enter - the kinedi"; l (4 ' -‘ l ', '"'" l 'ln few seconth after this the drop fell, s, WaS RA. illlfoF,tlMitte vi c tim in gretiter tq l" t l.‘ l . ll4o I'ritggleci with d eat h with grcaterstreog, il [ his Evans did for it.4tite oon'side'rz'tble p:trtner-died without a stt tr g . c,e. din • . • Lindy Olt Tuesday morning, the prvn ; — n -- ' tv 6 r ,oth , GLEEN, Wostmorland-iptild , ogl , ‘vcre broke into, and I'o6 'pants of g ift' bet 2l from the green-house, 76 of w hi c h had ow' put in till -Monday. .........-----:_ , . lilltTllS. t the 3,11 0 i At Sr. john's, N en found:Wit', on the i ;Ali .ATE:' ° ' sr of Major William Payne, it 4,,,, ~, t iii r ry, of li , °' 3 ' o oi tiar' On tl:r• iiith lust, at i.yr, 'Mrs. Q. itennetlY, u 1 lan, of a Lin. .. f io A4r ' ' On the loth, ItAt.. at Ayr, the Hon. Mrs. /sell°, ° ter.. . a d'F " On thi , ...tit!) inst. at Ayr, Mrs. M'illlkin Torrl o-1 ' 04 1 - 3aintninian, of a daughter. •, i.,sti . On Titesdly evening-, in New Norfolk-street, Part-. 1 - 4 ( 1 3' of A. W. Itobarts, ,Esq. of a son. ~: , r l'''''::; _ On the 20th inst. at the,Muslire , no Cla , s-house, 0 ` . 0 ~ • ' castle., the wife of Is a a c *at, a I,tuir num, with ,i1. , , , ,, ; ,i;' ,0 " "" 11 alhlevn, was delivered of tin Ce girls, au-i ail, !nutlet., are likely to do well. _____.,..-- • On the. 16 th• Captai ll n3olknitarey ‘ ‘' t f er tl ti l 21gt lte, - iineut, to Elivabeth Harries the late IVilliant Urquhart, EAti. of Craigetoo• • t:lvie t- On V' • I Ltte.saltiy,l. he HittSt . Mary** uhttrot t, t t o er ;‘ , l :N r i s r. . place, whesst.t lamented relnalmi 'she loastero cunsigneil to the silent graVo; for . se'vett a.. 9 slfe +'tc i_ i ; • finite hmon,uild:,d, but on the ei5.1)214,, it ;4t t. ct.topany'Ntith the 'harper, the tang NOtleh li' ctret, nOoilus nstrument d ' tl,e • effect of ,ioio; t4er !'r; i 4/ 4 , ilte io r s i x i..t).S bas.tourt,hip, msoiler!' th 0)1' 0 ' 6 the folle:ty til • nditetin=4 her to thc Altar of _ ' At four ~." :. , 1. this mern T) .!tr E : r) ui his ' loOgiag' 6 in rii: nj . . t / 1, 4 :: . ': l ' .( . , :• .- -r 1 • - .., :a4.1, Sutio:ti , :i, of the Rot •,t. Nary. '''' .. n . 4 :•'. • .-. 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