The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-06-28 00:00:00

BPdTISIi PRESS, Mall iA)NDON, SATURDAY, Juin 2g. The Committee .'f the Privy Council, appointed In inquire into the condel of a certain Illustrious )'emote, we understand hive not snt upon the busi less since Mondry. Several persons have been Cc:unified before the-n, but, with toe exe option of a /Linnet and his lady, the- were servants. We Still remain of ophiina, in that °pillion we are ranfirmetl by the voice of the public, that, to pro. flounce a positive j'idgasent, or to attempt to de w particulars, until the Committee shall have Made their Report, would be not only premature, but criminal in the highest degree. Some of our contemporaries, however, who affeel to Toe wondrous knowing upon the suljeft, have, without waiting fte Report of the Committee, actually declared Mme of the Witnesses gutty of MO Treason. This earl call asserting and exercising the liberty of the p. es.; while they charge those who have pursued the right sind constitutional coarse, with ts cold blooded hypocrisy." Scandal, we know, is a great eccomrmodat.on to a Newspaper. Indeed, we be lieve it is upon record, that a very experienced dealer in Newspapers, stated in an aflidivit sworn in the Court cf King's Bench, that it is an essential ?ngredient. If, then, from a view to their own private interest, some persons feel an inordinate thirst for scandal, what matchless effrontery must they possess, who claim the merit of liberality tor their condat, and in.pute " cold-blooded hypocrisy" to those, who, by their caution and re serve, evince their delicacy to the Illustrious Per ',mar concerned—their respect for the August k'fs,ly upon the Throne—and their love of the Constitution 1 From the boasts and vapours made by some of these writers, of their early information, Mid their communications upon the sobjeel, one tilight be induced to suppose, that ill.; had a&ually itid me whole case before the public ; and yet their toasted accuracy and priority of int.:rmation are Attually confined to vague and dark surmises, a.-d rfirre slanderous insinuati,:ns s for the purpose of exciting curiosity, and gratifying the vicitus pro. jfets,itirs of those who rejoice in seeing charader d s cstro)ed, and rank degraded. Sir Joliet NEWPORI had a ode! ence yesterday with Lord GRINVILLIS, for an hour, at his Lord ottip's house, in Downing -street. Yesterday a Ceurr of Pi: el"ers was held at the last hidia House, wen Same:. t. revs (...CKERI ltsq. 'Doi the cusenmar oat s, ou being appointee: the Company's Surveyor. A Con.meil Hall will he held, on Tuesday next, for the eleftion of a Sh riff. to serve wn't Tito ss AS Esq. in the room of GEORGE }fulmar, Esq. *he has fine to be excused st rviug ti,e same, It is singular enough, that Ach 441 Veauuxt., ilie ?resident of the Deputation, bey:ins his spee...irt s by celebrating the patieNe ci his countrymen. Ibis it a, it should be ; an .art s the most patient of ant Mak, it will oear burther s and stripes mud. better than any other, and for this virtue particularly kayo t"e Porch been always dietinguished. A private letter from DLblist, dated Jun 23, says, " Lord Cloncurry is in this city, at the house of his Ageot, Mr. Carter, in Ely Place. Ile is almost distra6ted, and much to be pitied. Sir P. Piers is off to the Isle of Man, having given in bail.—He *as arrested en a Sunday - , upon a Magistrate's *arrant, for a breach of the peace, in having sent *cballenne to Lord Cloncurry, and not upon the fiat, which I mentioned in a former letter, was sharked against him for 10,000!. It will L. one of the most sporting trials of the kind that we have I , :ad a iong time." Circular Letter from the War Office, to the Com ttlanding Officers of Volunteer Corps, serving Open the June Establishment : wiarmiise,Junel2, Isl 3. Majesty%Coretnineut I , git in contemplation ki mato ware a tr.ration in the ,titow• : • which have hitherto been granted to Volunteer Corps of lwayeer and AinillaUr easing est Vie Jun. Establish', el.', it aware to me to be oipedient that the duff. rent Commandants of thesis Corps ribett!d be ditocted toidiscg..tintie, after the 24th inst. exercising their te.pet.tire Corm aid 11'.0 tar pr.stpone drawing any Bilis roe, the lirneral Agent on account t ereof, until the regula- Anis 'nom u n do, ettristrietation, re -ye ring tne sinwanres to be rii•••• a to them 111 future, feidlii has, been derideA en sed eit:ulated ; and I have to requet iitat vat) will order such rt , e•ttonc to be gore.' as you may deem netinsary fur carrying th s cae-sure Niue diem I have, Arc. (Signed) Tu the Right !len. the hecretary at War. General Nein:maw, in hi, Address to the Eleflors Newry, alluding to Mr. Comae, rays," I canoe:, like ycur present Representative, appeal to 'pas! set tlers,' and thereon found a claim to your support: %Wing him, nevertheless, the fullest advantage which can be derived from the le:raper:lye view ef his Poldieol Lift (of the extent of which ad • antage you must he sue posed to be competent lchtffes). to your justice, and your independent iprit, do I , mo, with becoming confidence, make '' Y Weinesdry, a Foreigner cf diainaion. was el arged in execution in the Exchequer for 20,0001. Lad Cfnet Justice Manseican sat at Nivi Pram )'sterday, at Guildhall. Nothing that could he of istertst to the pirinic occurred in the course of the 41 Y, and his dship then adjourned the London Sittirlgs 111:11 he had finished the list at Westminster. At Westminster Sessions yesterdcy, no trial 41' .mportarce took place. Several Rills were by the Grand Jury, for &wanks and p-try n;es. The Conrt then sentenced ./eba 'tidier, who was comialed of stealing some silk ':thins, to seven year: transportation, and ad • /rind. THEATRE. ... .... ---L «.. . HAYMAREET. Miss latt's very entertaining comedy nt Ihe Chapter of dfcrideats. was p..-f"rmed, last night, to an and crowded audience. Mrs. Grov t les Ccf:‘l./, was an -‘cellent performance ; and Mts. Gitas, in Briaget, displayed her comic powers to the greatest advantage. She was ably supported by Mr. LUTON, who pl:i 'Ci Ja'reh wit great tru'h and humour. " whole pert 'nuance received the most unbounded applause.---Mr O'llscrt's ad mirable Farce of The *retake .Sirprtse, followed ; Mr. F•WCE is r r , o, posses•ed ali its used rich. ness, and Mrs. GI art.'s t.oua4 was equally enter taining. Their lsfarasries and the Paimczsm left town yesterday morning, for Windsor. Mr. Fox was better yesterdiy. Lady CLONCI , URY 11.15 es. ,trioj from t h e e n . chanted Castle, and is now in Wales. Mrs. Beat.aao, the beautiful young widow so the late Bishop of Lima:ties, has the handsomest service of plate in her neigillsouriood. Mrs. He ME. nice to t..e late Earl MACARTNEY, las set tan fel Lasanoure her seat in the North Ireland. Lord Csoac•.itity can an be angry with Hs La ly fora fins tee,, as, by her atriage with his Lutdsliip, she became I awtese. The ijuht a na,.ing business, as well as he Irish r , o r Bill. is opposed by certain Irish catro s, who would give the r"or neither trend no- a shone. Lord Hnwav . I f. I r v 1, on Wednesday, to his new :,iitwe in Dewn og.sirtet; and, on Hms! y. entertaineu Sir John NewrotT, a al a seleet party, at Dinner. Sir Jon is and L t:'y Neweoer will leave town this day, no a visit io General Dismay, at Kingston; and will re -on MI Monday. Cr•neval I)asssLY will leave town nest Monday for Inland. Lord L I E, ar JOHN SYRI.I.T, the Hon. Mr. GERm.,i , e, ar i Mr. Howoarn, who have i—tled sevesal thous.. ds, Bibury, were expeEted in town last Lord Fosse came to torn yesterday from Bi bury. Lord and Lady BEAVCRA gave a rrand din ner yesterday, to the Earl of Dosiounit %soar, Lord Hurenimson, Col. and Mrs. 114'MAuoti, rite Hun. Mr. Navitia, CLI. Eustort, and Mr. and Mrs. ADAIR. Mr. Coota will conclude his engagement at Glasgow this week, in his favourite parts of Ste Peetiaat Alnee , icalthant and Richard the 7b rd. Mr. ',Awls is performing DJI J4s , , in The Chances, to Miss Duncan's Co,AraKtie, at the Liverpool Theatre; and Mr. BLANCH Cockney, to Miss DusC AN'S Pr villa I ontioy. Miss Sm trail, of Covent-Garuen Theatre, in tends performin ; ; the part of Nor::al, for her be nefit, at the Birmingham Theatre. The Dowager Countess of &RYON, Lord Fussy, and several other Nobility, dined, yesterday, whh the Dowager Daehess of iturs•no, at her house in Sackville-street. M. Dr Cm ARO? 1.411 and M. Da Batisac, made love to the ume aelress, and met by eLance at her b-use ; M. Da Cita not.e.A said to M. De Bkliti•C, port." A man r t answered M.Da Bluff Ac, would have oat." l'iir.anJ Mrs. ST trees K t.s.t nil, we understand, mean to take their 6ts4l leave of the Newcastle Au dience, As Managers, in the O.tober fair wetk. Mews. JONAS and FINLEY have commenced their Theatrical campaign. at Rye, with an entire new-raised corps. 'rhea forces take the field, at !lasting. and YAK-Bourne, on the first of the ensu ing month. The marriage ceremony of C. G. MUNDT, Esq. with the only daughter sf C. B. M ..-ASSINGISS so, Esq.' of Charles-street, Berkeley-square, was per to: mod by the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Cxon r. ray. There were present, the General and Ma dsme Ds S. atouxurr, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Bxvortirr, who officiated as Bridesmaid, Mr. and Mrs. T. CHAPMAN, and Mr. VINE R. A superb breakfast nas givtn on the oc:•asioa, under Cie di redurn of Mr. GUNTER. The itew.marricd Fair immedire'y sct vR . for Bath. At six o'clock yesterday afterntson, a foot race took place is ILJe Park, along the Gravel \V.slk leading to Kensii gron Garden-. Le. WC. n Mr. Wu. Buarow and Mr. rceictvAL C . , f.. 1 guiness a-side, to inn one hundred yards, was won by Mr. P. Cooce, i r ten seconds an.! a tsrlf. P. Cooce was seven yards a head of his compesiti.r at starting. Bets ran in Loom of Mr. COOKE. stx to four, and two to one, towards the last twenty yards. There were upwards of five hundred spectators presents INDIA. • MADRAS COURIER, Japtuasz I, UM. His Majesty's ship Lord Destran, commanded bY• Lieutenant fineyd; anchored in the ou Mon day last, accompanied by two of her prizes—the ship La Emile, and the brig ('curer. Lieutenant Sne7d's cruise off the Fiench islands !la, been, in many respeB3. tortunaie ; and is, in every instance, marked by that daring spirit of en terprise, and unwearied diligecce, which charac writes kßritish Naval Otric,r. The Pard Dantan leas, at different periods cf her cruise, captured twelve ssil of Frames Merchant ships and vesself, seven of winch Lieutenant Srseyd has destroyed ; of those detained, two were dic• patched for gombay, one for Colunibo, and two have arrived at (Lis port. We are sorry to add, that during the attack Made ou La Emile, at Port Dennk, in the Isle of Bout hon, Lieutenant Swun, of the Lord Duncan, was killed by a shot from the batteries, seven of which were firing on His Majesty's ,hip at the time. List of captures made by His Majesty's ship Lord Duman, Clement Sneyd, Fsq. Aeling Captain, be tween the 23d of July, and 30th of November :-..- lleureux eargo, salt fish, Sic. burnt; a schooner, burnt ; he II ,tit Le Pi 1 0 011 sloop, ladur wit:i rice, bo , nt ; La Ifypo lila bug cois•rtta, of 160 tons, 4 gem, and Et swivels, de stroyed Lea Felice brig, destroyed; La Sericuse brig, laden will, gum, Ste. d.,troyed; Felicite bug, cargo ; . timber, sent to B ; Pear!, formerly a British ship, Onto; Liberty b ig, 13j tuns, wines, de. sent t.i Culumbo for adjudication ; . La Envie Ai.l, of nno tons, ladzn with rice, arrivcd with the Duman; La Courier bra , OM. auto ditto; La (Scotto scho mar, parted company in lat 3. N. The ship &mfrs, arrived at Bengal, from Batavia, which s! e left in November, brings intelligence, that a t.iw days before leaving that port, a Dutch %quad rat of two line of battle ships, and a frigate, had ar rived from an unsuccessful cruise in the China Seas. --Nu other news at Batavia. F.l7zdE DUEL! DROGIIMA, JUNE 21. .. The following lamentable affair took place this week, near Kelm : Mr. WIL Lies st Dv as, and Mr. Bac. roN Ta Nov, second son of Joust TANDY, of Johusbrook, Esq. having had an altercation, upon a triflintez subjea, words rose high, and VT.. D. gave Mr. T. tee lie. The parties agreed to meet, on trl - e.'nesday morning last, in Bec tire Demesne. The ball, from Mr. D.'s pistol, en try, I over Mr. T.'s lett eye, a:ld killed -ins upon the spot. 'Fhe parties in thi4 unfortunate affair were intimate friends. It is said, that they were put under arrest the preceding evening, and afterwards fought without seconds. Mr. D. is fled, and a strift search is making to apprehend him. Mr. TANDY is very much regretted. SHOCKING MUR DER ! On Tuesday evening last, about five o'clock, as two persons of the city of Worcester were waking near 0 ldingley, they heard the report of a guts at a small distanca ; but supposing that some person was shi.oting at a hare or some other game, they took no notice of it, until a few mitattes after, they hard a cry of "Murder!" Alarmed at this, they proceeded towards the spot, and one of th.m, who outran the other, saw a man near a hedge, with a bag in his hand : on corning up to him, he asked hns what be had been . , ut ? At this question, the . turned pair, dropped the bag, in which was a broken piece of a gun, and ran off. At this mo. ment, the person saw something on fire on tl.e graiand, and going to the spot, discovered that it was sonic person who had been shot, and the clothes set on tire, as he supposed, by the wadding of the Quo. By thus time, h s companion who was behind came up, and, on hearing what had passed, ran to the nearest horse far assistance, while the other pursued the susii‘eted murderer, and coming very close to him, the man turned round with his back to a Ledge, aid putting his hand into his pocket, as if feeling for a pistol, threatened to shoot the pursuer if he came near Yin : intimidated by his toreats, the person proceeded no father, and in the mean time the murderer pushed himself through the hedge, ran off, and escaped imme date pursuit. the untortunate person who was murder. 1 , proves to he the Rev. Mr. Pause, of Oddinglsy, in Wor cestershire. It appears that when the shot him, he did not quite eff 6 his murder, and in order to complete hi, :torrid purpose, he beat him about the Lead with the butt-end of the gun, in so violent a inonne-, that he broke it, and in his terror put only one of the pieces in his bag. He is described as wearing a blue coat, and the fore part of his bead rather bald. The man supviced to have committed the above horrid deed, for which no motive can Le assigned, as it does not appear t'.at any attempt was made to rob the 111110runare ge..tleman, was seen about eight o'clock the following ovtliinig, near Pershore, and had changed his blue coat fur a brown one ; as a strict and vigilant search i. making after him, we hope he will not loug elude that punishment his crime so richly mee:ts. An. express artivef in Greenock. On the 23J in stant, with an account, that A sestet lately seen out side of the Cambraes, was a laige ship, from the Havannah, prise to the ship re.; Captain Rowe, belervging tr Messrs. STILL, M a r, an d C o . o f Greenock, which sailed from tbae port, on a cruise abli t t 3 weeks since, against fie Prussians. We understand that a presentment has beins made to the Crand Jury, at Westminster, or a public de ta,i her, who is charg,d in the de fi cialey c.f 80,0001. Th. Piiacess of ASTIPKIAS died at tour o'clock in the afternoon of ti.e :list of last month. In con. s-inence of this event, a general mourning bad . 1- -is ordered for six months. Tt.e complaint of %inch the Princess died, is stated to have been a tuber colons pthisis, iusuced ha snal-conf rmation. It is now supposed, that another bruising match will shorty take place between the Game Chiara and Geliey. Capt. H. who in the forn.er battle between these pugilists, with another amateur, backed die 4;44m 6 to 4, has offered to back the Ckirlea 3001. to 2301. Mr. M. who backed Gaily, has curered to stake 1001. against the Cat tin's 30tol. so that SOL is the difference between them. SPENCER. iits t t ' t :, t , qr.,0,1 7,Slr- 0 nv. 9 t , , % - --) .0 . , ; ( 6 , , ~....,„.. 16 it, GRAND BAPTISM. • Yesterday, the infant son of the Rev. C. H. GLASSE was baptized by the Lord Bishop of CLON EAT, at the Parish Church of Ilanwell. The sponsors were, I lis Royal liivhnc;s the Duke cf CA MIR! P OE , t h e E ar l of MOIP A. and Mrs. M.MA HUN, Lady of Colonel M.NIsHow. The company returned through the garden, to the Rec tory Rouse tat Hanwell, the residence of t.lr. (.I.AcSt, where an eletruit dinner was prepared, consisting of every delicacy of the season, the fine s t fruits, and choicest wines. At six, dinner was sea ved. The company consisted of— Th•ir Royal lintlaneYses the Dtt of earnbri•lp. S.l%eX end Gnotseftter ; the Earl rif Moira an - I Ca of ,to r• an I Lntldln; 150r , 4 M'Donalsi; &non Deaten ; the Avi:, . ! 1. of et. Aleph, kri.tol, amt Cloaca; Sirs „fah:. Dos!. . Joint Donglis,atoi John Hayes; General Turner; C tleotel t ne. non; Captains D.snry and Corry ; Doctor and Mn,a Hume, and Mrs 11'1Plhon. Mr. and Mrs. G L ASSI were unremitting in their attentions to their Noble Guests. who expressed much pleasure .4t their elegant hospitality, and the beauty of the Parsonage. The Ruvke Dukes clqtaz ted at half Fist ten. -.-~;- • • SPOVTING IGENCIN IL . . EIING-- , Continued. +UV% ri It ay, Sweep.taket of meh, 45gs added Tw 'Xi. , 14. Li:-Trlnetates Slate, 5 yr. old, 1 ;ft 7.... Mr. Woriaira Petzdy I{o .aged, 10. t. 11't. . $ 1.4L 4 ....0ket Mot tr yrs old, 9d' a 1.1 F. Eanitinet'. lbf.ainer, 6 .),t I L. Sri H. Lipriss-, ewes S'a'e. M tn. 3to I ovo 51dee. IA V. &milli beat L. Ituolvt's &tango Parity each. Two s.ltiodi 25g4,-6 to COY ligato ruklL • .••••••1111 NEWCASTLE. TLESDAY. . The King s Flare, for 4 yrs o! 1, 19.0. 4!lt 5 vet old, /fa; 63L. . 6 " yrt old, Mit. and Brawl 12. t. 2'b Sir T. GascJigne'd g.. C. by lltlpiai, 4 vo. Duk, of I !Atli:Wall b. c. Stmlerland, h l bt...r, 4 r e old . Mr (lotion's br. e. Clevelsod, 4 y a 041 - 3 Two to I oa Sonde:lam', 4 t, I.agat. Ckseland, and 5 an 46 • to 1 egst. the winner. Fifty Pounds for home., Ste.--.Toor ),‘ Mr. N. R. Hodgamea gr. m. PrLellJ, by balenta. 5 yrs o l sl. rat. 1 Ilb. . • I NI, Naomi& b. L. Brandon, aged, ilst. 71b. _ _•-- - Six to 4 .Tri • litard in. ITOLIKILIM SHELP-SHEA AU. • THU< D DAY. Oh Wednesday, by half-past ten o'clock, the company had assembled very numerously, at Mr. Coke's I sum-yard ; the carcases of the fat sheep. ,hewn :.live on the former days, and slaughtered the preceding evening, were inspeCted, and their 'weights declared; viz. fbur South-Down Zwes as follows: %Vt Vise. Carew.. TaiLotr. Skin. Wool. t Mr. Davis's.... 11.4 71!....7iit. 1 lib...lst. ' Mr. Blythe's—A Ist. lb ..70:010 ...Olt. 10.,11) ..91b..411b. • Mr. Coke's 7 t. I Dine .6st. lat. Sib.— &b.... 010. By ere weight of the last carcase, Mr. Bell was declared the winner of the Uweep.stQlss, foe rues. sing i:s weight when alive. Two South-Down fat Weather Carcases si7eared as follows, Cz.- 111r.Punly' , —C4-c se,Sit T.'!',w, 2 1 ,1 b. Slc'n, 911,. Gtrur,4ca 7 3 I 2 7 Two fat New Leicester Weathers, arpeared as follows, viz. Mr.R-evOs—Car-rse, est. lb. Tallow, est. 1211 b. Mr Visrdy's 11 9 --... 1 2 —ll A herd of beautiful Devon Cow,, .seionging to Mr. Ccke, were next inspe , fied. and were much adntircd by the for their symmetry and lightness of bone alt . The clippers wee,: now proeceding with the', •s intended to be let h the eve..inz., and which were previously examined is their wool by the breeders and amateurs. Mr. Powell, of Brsrentharp, shewed a ..::earling South• Down P.am, against another belonging to Mr. Dewings, of Castle Acre, in order to decide. a bet between those gentlemen. The Judges act., pointed, decided in favour of Mr. ; and it was regretted, that the excellent Tup which he me; duced, was not entered as a candidate for Coke's premium in this class of live stock. The company now repaired to the field, to wit ness the trial of the a ; 'l icultural implements in. spewed on the preceding day. The couch-harrow perfermed much to the satistaftion of those present. Mr. Pokey's orator succeeded very completely, in gathering the conch-roots from a soil previously pulverised. A scafiler, of cumbrous nuke. drawn bT four horses, cut the land very deep on which it was tried, but seemed more calculated. for heavy; , wilt. A strong plough, f o r b ottom i ng up h ar d dry, land, was tried, and seemed, from the attention, which Sir John Sinclair, ar.d others of the beet, judges paid to it:, to be thought, with a rdigl.• Altera. tion, a valuable implement. Mr. Parkinson exhibited a scuffle., which was tried ; but we heard no particular opinion expressed Ly those who witnessed the trial.—The one-kora' plough seemed to justify the expedation fowled off . . it, for stirring light lands. About four o'clock, 170 persons sat down wiLla! Mr. Coke to dinner, at the conclusion of which, the Judges'repeets on the merits , f the cattle,implemente i , Sc:. produced by the several cand;dates, were read., ani silver cups were delivered to several ; the para. - , culars of which we beg to dr kr till our neat. In the evrniog the company repaired again to the Fat m yard, to a sale of four Devon Heifers. which sold for 10, 13, 13, and 15 gutiivits. respec tively. Devon two-years old Bull was next sold for 23 unseat, sad another for 8 'guineas. Three aged South-Dawn Tups were tl.en let for the season, as follows: No. 2. wli;c*, had c;i;yed 4:b. Ma. of wool I. 15 3 10 4 ditto . 5 6 . sl:tto 21 6 vitt* . 6 6 . duo 10 1J 0 Bit shearling South-Down Tops were let as fol lows : No. 9. winch had clipped 3b. 6oa of 4/nOl L. 13 15 0 4 ditto . 6 4 . ditto 21 0 0 7 ditto . 6 I . ditto VI 0 0 10 ditto • 6 9 . date 13 13 0 II ditto . 414 . ditto Si 5 0 19 ditto . 6 0 . d•.% 19 10 0 This highly interesting jute, tonclUeei by a show of some Merino Rams. belonging to Mr. Coke, which gave grce satisfailion to all who knew thee • importance of producing super fi ne or panish w 001, ., , for ;he use of our broad-cloth utalufa& timers. About nine o'clock, the comi..ny sep al a t e d, aril il Mr.: 7 * Coke's visitcrs returned with bin. to the Hail ; nest' morning several of fie /swat, urn met off from thence on a tour. in order to visit some of the peincit:al Norfolk agriculturists, and theace to those et - Line cohtshire, Yorkshire, Durham. and Norilsomber. land, so as to arrive at Barmoor Castle, Co: scat of Francis Sitwell. Esq• in time fur his S . -hertz-alum and agi lultural 6'l Me.nday se'onight. ; . , • Yesterday, at Merikiniour.s..ieet OLa, a NMI of the name of Collier, was .tharged wi.i. reeretiag 11;i - tacit in A dael.ing house with a felonious intent. Mr. Brown. C:.yrtiist. in Oaford. •reet, wAs string in a back path - Air, on 'rno.s.,,y •,itect, with cis ta miiy, when a no.se was herd at the top of the hothe, as if thiev., were. breaking in. Mi. Brown went on to the Ira-it with a candle. And, after a diligent search, disc”ver.d the Pt;,..,:scr. c.. - raczeled in a water-closet. The graoaer war tali, cern sui.ted for trial. ~ i t ~~ r I 1