The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-10 00:00:00

PLTGILISM, t Tn contest which has been so anxiously expeel .,eil,l;otween the Chicken (;414y, took place On (I\iesday. It will be remembered that thew two,champlons .c.rt.re to I.LIVC j;htel at' Mact4water, in liants, en the bat Glow:awls' of the public were disap tiointM; arid the tournatnent. was adjourned till the pt.vsent mouth, pay or play. The stalte was no mean huritlred pounds tor four hundred was the soma for Which tilue cOntetided, and the cur- rent beiting kyaS rortiLlttcl by proportionate odds in favour of the. Chicl'en, though sonic of his friends hazarded two to one. , During the last week anxiety wa;;:oi the stretch in town and country, with refer ence to the issue of this famous combat. Those ad- Mirers tnd amateurs of the Fistir art who were ena-, bled to raise a circulating medium, left the inetropo-, lis - Oit Saturday add Sunday morning in grours, and the field was crowded with speetaxors front all parts of the adjacent , country.. It we trace the history of pugilism, it will be fOtind, that whenever a hero has entitled himself to .be denominated the Chatupion'of the Day, alio-. ' thin Stns sprung up to dispute The Chic/an, it was %veil knOwn, 'had fought three:victo rious battk!s within a short period, and his fame Was so bruited abtoad, that, by universal assent, : he acquired the merit and proud title of the Cham pion of England. li:flunks, jealous of his honours, pretended that his prior battles had been fought with mere Tyros' in the science of pugilism . . Be it se— r the inference could only be assumed 1 4 rnm his 'lnnng uniformly conquered his opponents without itvoti it' scratched face, or the slightest bruise.-;-- lioubtless, as he himself expresses it, rather with snore energy than elegance, he criuld, without eglty, " the three men, one after:the other.'!' The Chicken seldom hits. with his left band, but he uses it expertly in stopping, while he throws in, With . his right, blows as forcible as those of Milo, the Cro tenlan,,and,egaaily.capable of felling an ox. Gulley is.but little known to the Londonem never befOre signalized himself in any pitched battle fly a large stun. Soon after the Chicken: bad beat his last man (Cart), six months'sinee, no one could be found who would venture to oppose him. .:Ati amateur• of the first note, a Maecenas of the art, learnt that Gulley had been .the terror . of • the fight= in men .of Bristol, and as he was then in durance for a ,surn exceeding LOW. his ransom' was obtained on condition that he would pledge his gauntlet arainst the Game Chicken, He is much such a 7c ade man as Belcher, hut somewhat taller and longer reached.' In . point of muscular 'appearance, im aceur4te judge would not contemplate . hini as a ntan Cast m the precise mould for fighting, lie was na,„ways diSheartened by the refleCtion of his anta g4tilst's celebrity :on the contrary, he always, SILICQ the' Match \Vas made, anticipated an easy con- qUest. . • - - At ten o'clock on Tuesday morning the•cotnbit. tants tnet at Hailsham, near East Bourne ; and after a short conference among the amateurs, a o.vtinty. tour foot roped ring Was formed.•on a grew' adjoin in; the village, - At one o'clock the combatants entered, Thm loner and Dick Whell, for Um/icy, and Clark ami J. Uard for the Oickin. Two to one cirered, in vain., on the favourite. THE FIGHT. Ist Round. Gulley hit at the Chic:Len hard ; the blow Ml eitott ; and iic was Knocked clown ,3 to t. 2(1. (-;1111v) . ;mitts: 4 hit, receivet'zi slight blow, and Ml. Chicken made a WOW at bk. ooronent'4 114,1, which fell short • Gullcy hit .4 tlrorr;)&(1 again. 4tn. dhicken 4000;31 wititcooli•Litce lx . ith hit at onct; ; the blows were 'atopped,:unl Gtiti:!y %Ut. Chicken haws opponent in to n.: neck; Which knocked Itiin down. 6tlt. CtOuken hit his opponent with both hand::; Gulley felt ; t o to on the Chieken. . . 711).- Chickon knot:k'i.4tiO%vri his loan without ceremony. kfth, Loni spartini,; Chickint male a which 12; ulley Sopped, and put in ono which brought opponent down. 9th. chicken entaAed, went in; knui...ked ihnin Lis wan, anti - smiled at him. Gulley made a hit, which' the Chicken stopped, and )sut M a severe blow on his opponent's beast, Gulley 101. TO. Gulley put in a goutr blow ; the , Chicken knocked bins off ills legs. IZ,II. Glatt:7 knocked the Chicken down by A hard blow ton the month, 13th. 11l this round Gulley made p 1,.;, whidi convinced the spettators of his manhood. lie i. , .Ne tint Chieken . twe' tart' *lows arid tell. r4th. Gulley in good spirits; the Chieken hit him off his legs. ' iloth hit at , the same time, and both blows told. (;tiltey made a second Inland fell. -. seth. Gulley shy, and fell without a blow. , !ith. This Iviss one of the best Mantis ever witnessed., Prior to this tlp.; combatants did nut exhibit,inarks,of any severe blovvs. 'The Chicken, convinced of aa easy conquest,. went in to his oppOnent Without ceremony ; Gulley rallied; and blows were exchanged, withesit stopping, Atpwards of a minute, tilley had qvidemly the •advamaAc in the rally, and the Chicken ultimately tell, ;tiler having teceived two Karel blu.: on his left eye.-- ' 18111. Chicken bled copiously from the blows given in the rally. Gulley slipped down whilst making play. A9th. This:Was as gotwi a roui u l as the $7115. Gulley ral. tne.Clocken returned it, and alter lie had received more )laftl hits, they:olwed OW, tell, to the advantage of Gulley, litets were now only 6, to 4 on the Chicken. afith. Long Opposing, me Chicken apparently blind With one eye, and blerning copiously .w 3.4 very shy. Colleyfat lowtd ono round the ruig, ant was ultimately knoeked _ . 2 iht. C01.11.d zit be got at,Atui Gulley, ht a blow, fell~ 124. ` Not blow struck. . - . . . fil l ,i j i i i i i: . a . i 4 i .,,,,, ii i i l ly., ,,t rli f i i ig ,, l o . g ( w hil . ley . received :I blow on the SiJe of i ii , blot lit.ikk hr.:, v. 1 '"ii , :l: 24iii, Clii,k,.•ll illiiiit: a false hit i (..; title) ~ ' l . Islim , On the r,ght eye, and io tern pi - ,,1 t,, t I", ' "I' I" it li:t " t , hi t. him z ltarti Itltw whil*i on liis kri,:ei: i t.. t o i t i t l ti t i i i t;4l ( 4ri l u 'i i c i k t.;, - and a cry ell ;:ottl ! lith. Cl.iLkcit very shy I Culley eagerly i f o li ow e,.i im • l'ollOd 111 , i ring ; blot. ~; there exchangth, antlG tii tiny 6:11 I. l 26th, .; tit, tittl :49i1l it OUI)Oit in fxyptif of t h e citto,tii. ) th. (;alit:} Sit tile Chicken a hard blow and fell, I'hc Ciocktal stoo,rover hint es.aNit,2ratcd. 3 i st„. Long Sigarivg; CltiL:‘ieti itotla an nnstrect..llsll/l hit , t";.,..11,:y caught him OV11" his gllalil, ,arid CO11)14,!4iC1) blinecil his right C)._ _ ~. 32d. No blow, • - . 33,i. Chic:Lyn still shy t Culler to . llowecr him round the ring„antl feCiiiiiCtiA•kiloCk.-dOWilliibiv Oil. ill.ir 111(04 ; C;ulley ii.:l - y twat:, 34111 and 3 i tit. No blows. • . 3b:h. A ye y look; tumid. Guilty nride — s - hit at the Chia:cuts head, ‘l' Inch he caught, and roamed it With a slight blow, t; IA Ll.:y Illc4tlc a lortg lot, but the 1:114.k.qn tolopetl it with his left t 14 4 ,1, v.tui knocked hin4 t.lowrt with the right. .37th. Both vcr, bloutry. No blows ; the blytotA flowtokin , a iitre.,ii; Iftilil tlit;.c.ir i,l t; alley. P 11), 39111, 4 - th, 41 0 , 42 1 1, ana.434.1, lit tavour or tne Cittacti ;•Cultcy ..ippeitreck too much tot toile:acid - to stand up atid right. By thi. ilia.: hit ile:11 I , till s,A4.l4C:l,tlliti,;OU:rly, and both attill' in ~., s ivefe pearl}' closed, 44111. Cliiekoi ;;are hit opponent .iiioth;:t'favourtellit uti tied tiii - 04, littl (*pulley tell exlumstotl. ~ _ ~ - _ Lb)til)(.)N k)) R 1 ,it I.3t'E The Nett contiouid until the 64th ItOund, but a rforall of the Rounds could b: no grqtdication to our Readers. grille}' had received such blows as otetkried him from ag a i n f ac i ng his man. th: protrated thei Fight, Jillling After making a fchle hit. In the Rouild which viidcd the Fight,_theCilitle ru'm whobacked him kivised hi►n, to i;s4;11,- alter a combat of one hour and sevenwit minutes., 'Tile combatants were alike mud) beaten, and although the Chicken could scarcely see out of his eyes, he appeared quite fresh. subscription was set on toot; for Guilty, by Mr. S. and liberally supported by the Noblemen and Gen tlemen in the ring.. Gulley was,oVery thing that has been, said of him. Against any other man but tilt Chicken he must have gained a conquest oir hand. He fights without fear, and his blows are, such as leave evident marks behind. He, howp - i;r, uses his left hand but seldom, for if he could periurtn with it equal to his opponent he might with safety bid him defiance. He has stamped his firue, and is; a match tbr any other bruiler. It would be ncedlesc to continent on the skill and death-like blows of .the Chicken. He has but one more conquest to gain, when he may. defy any challenge. lie/cher, it is said, is to fight hi m , within two months, for 500 guineas, p. p. 50 guineas forfeit. A second battle for 25 guineas was fmght be n twee Crib and Richnrond the Black. It would be insipid t o enter into the particulars of this \vhich last ed near an hour and an half. The. Black danced about the ring, fell dOwn 3 Vic. while Crib dc.clitied going in and beating hint OW hand. .1t was an unequal. match and an interval of t:u tninutc9eldpieLl with out a blow of any consequence being struck. Crib beat hint Without a hurt. The taisineo w is not over till near 5 o'clock. , -The company as w• of toe better order, and not molested by the rabbit: who frequentthe fights nearer town. Among the company were sotne, of the first charaaerS in the kingdom. The DUKE of CLA4tENcE was on horseback. F. 1 1 1,11., zICCIDENT. Some weeks back Miss F. the lovely daughter of a worthy Scotch Baronet,, accompanied her father to .Lo► don.. to welcoMe the return of an amiable sister, .vlto is married to a Foreign Minister They had only. enjoyed each other's 'Etrietv a short pefiod, 'when a party on the Paddington danal was proposed and acceded to. At an early . hour they embarked on board a small plcasure-boat.; Miss F. naturally an en thusiastic admirer of the charms of rrature,was enrap tured with the beauties ofthe surrounding scene. Never did the countenance of this amiable Lady appear more lovely; never did mirth and good humour gladden a 'happier Circle. After they had proceeded several miles down thelwater, they turned the head &their boat hornewards,w!ten a Gentleman present observ ing it was ratherlate, suggested an idea that they should reach home sooner if they got on board a Stigardshire barge,'which he pereeived approaching, and tied their boat to its stern: - This was aceordingly' done, and they arrived withinlt mile of the Canal head its perfeEtsafety ; but, alas ! in passing through Put: of the bridges, the rope by which the- horses towed the vessel got entangled with ,a post - , which .drew them With -cotisiderablt violence against "time side. Miss F. uttered a sitrieK.—but•how shall we express the horror of her friends, when they beheld bet delicate ,arm crushed to atoms bran immense piece of timber, which the' shock had precipitated .upon it. She was conveyed home, and the first sur gical aid -instantly sent for. Amputation was re 'sorted to as the only chance of saving the fair slit . - .ferer's life; but such was the : , .tate of the Wound, that the operation was obliged to he performed at different intervals,. lest Nature should be unable to endure its Severity. She SuStained thee dreadful trials With unexampled fortitude and resignation.. By the skill 4 Mr. W. the surge )u who attended ha, She in -a few weeks- able once more to meet her disconsolate 'friends at the' diiinei4ablv,' Sik:AV. was now under 'the necessity of Visiting his country-house at Miekle ham, and that Miss F. might not be deprived' of his salutary attendance, her tiither • took lodgings in that neighbourhood. The long absent bloom again appeared in her beauteous cheeks, and.enceuraged time too sanguine .hopes of her adoring Father, that rlca eras pet - lea:ly recovered, . , , " Dui Hope rekindled only to illume "'The shade or Death, and light her to the tomb:'' 70ne eveuino- aft(. W. had driven her out in 1u carriagt , for the benefit of the air, he observed a inure, than thnal degree of brilliancy in litteyes, and int expression bordering on 11'ildnesi, which eopsitler ably ilarnted him Inentioned his fears to ,Mrs, thta the nerves of the I were (atic(g.ted ; arnb ‘tiai.! his prodi&ions proved too true, She was that night seized with &Urinal, and in two days this amiable girl was hurried to the tomb before she had rcai:hed het I 8 1.11 . ycar, T.he ag6eny of her,discooso late parent', and adoring friend, Imty be faintly itna gilled, but 'Cannot b& exp7eSsed.. On Saturday morning a bricklayer's: labourer was at work, repairing the roof of a house, in Ilichmend. Just as lw got to the trip of the ladder be fell b:u•k- Wards into a wheel-barrow, and was killed on din spat. The WOMati whose house was repairing had dream,, two nights previous to the aceident, which was GIUNICA4 Uf Ow event. She dreamt that the de- Ceased fell from the top cn her honse into a wheel barlew•, She told him 1-4.2 r dream. next morning, and was continually cautioning him to take Care, till the fatal accident happened. . . . . Two ri:spedable Surgeons havitig COMMtlitiCated: to the, Commissioners of Sewers that'many accidents 01114 und•,:r theircge;arising from short posts in and t i* m, tro pc,li s , . - t vhi t i occasion- ruptures and otherlamentable misfortunes to per:ions coining upon thr:iss ill the dark, the : Cornmi,sioners have recorii mended :that not any poit be permitted to remain slii,;•Ler . than low feet abort ground, and tli t , t o p ‘Arbite. Similar precautions ar , .. highly isccei sary in counts) , towns, and by road-4ide3 ‘vhich are riot conveniently lighted. ycmerday morning as Mr. Johnson, landlord of the Tivelrso Belk; in liride4ane, Fleet-street, Went to ray-his I Ilcome Tax, he was seized with a fit s• he was; carried home Sind' put into bed, when 'helm. • mediately es:ph - ed. - • the , Judge of Police for -the. City.' of SCIACIICCd a man to hard labour, firitics„ 7 • for. Aix.ty slays, for beating his mother. - . CH ••`,R I) HA RitiSild No, 4, .Martlettt.court, ; ; Um LCAM ARM te.ta ScTiseks, of south Ntolt4 lOU, NO, t ' l , itrolkt whaq !t crtift wttl r mw O e h yi 1 - , 4 J ! h e p o .. pere. Lechers for I;chitir, ag>s/-piid): . . StitcfnE.-L4)11 '.1211e1,1:1y rnoritin,.,;, between eigitt. of and - n ine ci'cl(ick, „a young coati, of die name. Whitincr, Clerk to Niel r 5: Anson and Co. d istiilerS, in StatiEtv-streot, Clare-market, pit a period to his existence, by. shooting hiniscif through the bead, I with a pi:stol,.in his bed-roorn, 'at the above house.. i A- brother Clerk of. tlie deceased.siept in anloc adkjoi on n-. ing room to his. lie fthie about eight o'c Tuesday morning` , .called to the d teas d, and said he was going dow n stairs t breakfst. 'file de- 1, cea'sed said , he 'would follow him iii a few akfast minutes. II Ile had but j u st sat clown to tiie bre table, when lie beard' discbarge of a pistbl, and it not being known front whence it proceeded, anappd the tia 4 , c ea sed not coining to breakfaSt •at the c)i nted .. time, suisp o , ieion arOse thatoinetilin ent to hi s g had bappeio /0 him; an d- s everal of the hoebold w room-door, IN hich they foood fastened ; and, calling to the deceased, received no answer : they then through the proceede.d to . break it opo.n, Whoa they discovered the deceased oil the flour, havnur shot hirnself pistol pear him, loaded. He had pat on a clean Ii ad with a ' pistol', and. vother shier, 0011 dressed himself, except putting on hi: s coat. No cause (lonia he-assigned ' . for the rash ga.: ou e,amurviun,, hi , accounts were - found to be • correet. . Yesterday afternoon , at three o'clock, dic Cot& ileeg 'Jury - sot on the body ; and, on tha ; Cat of several witnesses, it apperctl that the ( I ,ec e3se le l • W a . .s sul,i,:a to very vitAcnt head-aches. albi",:a!lo.`„ him at certain times not know .i.lrtt 11, ' w as ' 6l' ' they brought in -a NTerclia of tddatciti , . a , a ,„ About five o'cloek in the morning of Wet°" ...: a stack of bailey on the rend:A.ls of Mr. Dino , o u t : INlolesroft; twat; s o f 7cred n• Le ate • lire; but immediate stanceassi being prol c) . was filmes were got under before niuch dallinge . amined at Beverley done. Two of Mr. Binns' servants, .a 111311 311.1 "men, were taken up on to of having %cll.' fully and maliciously set tire to the barley, and L. discharged that evening, but , the 'woman was dotain7 ed, and oaf the following 'day i.vas tally eenunittl to York Castle on the above charge. liar name, CI titrlot te. Browp. ... . , ' .NN' At/h). on Wedncsdtty : the am wai 1,P..3,35ed by—the C_Co.ghiAjllostri:lll:llg:-------cl.. S. , f t r: i.% " ;: t : l l f , :p i l tsl r ii l ., ~._-"art• N.latliews, A runt Varl 1 ; V row Ni..‘!`''' Siii' .i., a ': ' t,.1 4 4 ca:t:tilirigen.., T, N ., Brollersi Fore:nail, iuiitat, - 1 .:0 „ 0 Sailed r ~..k•-:s. and Verw.!gtilig, ----.--, ru . „......_, .. .t, C:halniers, .iiiiterson, tor Atilea ; . 1. L. o ' , ,, ir i,, ,bYtitro.,;47:-ft MC St.- retersbur,ol ; Pine, si.oir, re re ' :,., rei'g ;et Pen4h'll:..iitekseri, vet f riends' Ativentu • '— tin. . . ' ..--- .---_—_____.-----.---------- 1111011 S, • r c i Lately, at Bath, the. Lady. or 1.).,-..an Swift, •Esl.i o f l'„7:1„1f. ,At "rhAdees, Ilw Litly of 1-ietitenAt-Cuh",'' "j'''', tne2sth F iot 4 ,of a oti. ' S lately', • Tioln,,4izuatilS.l.t.coptliti:‘,r,ta'ss.)o,3;resc.u, Du,lin i tlid 1,3(1y of ll° gct " • _ • Yeit,..rday, at St . 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He had been taken up'abont a week .ince On suspicion of-linving st'Olen some cotton goods, the property ofperons unknown. The. Offiper who apprehended him -produced tour pieces of Scotch Pulicat handkerchiefs, such as are usually made for exportation to the West, Indies, Which the Prisoner hacl otlitriql for sale. He stated, that on searching him he found , in his i:osses:fion plicates of several` other pieces of the same texture, which had been pawned, in different names, with ditferent pawnbrokers, together with a duplicate fox . a piece of very .fine muslin ; but, though he had made the striftest inquiries, lie was not able to find any person who could say they bad lost such goods. The Prisoner, on being questioned by his Lord ship, stated, that he ,had some • time since gone a voyage to Spanish America. and had taken out hard ware, for Which he got these goods in exchange, and brought them back to England. The Officer stated in opposition to this, that a Mr. Parker, a pawnbroker, who was not then pre sent, knew the Prisoner pert el?tly well to be in Lon don for four years back cleaning shoes. The Loan MAyou said,. that he thought at pre sent there was evidence sufficient to commit him fully for stealing the goods, the property Of persons unknown ; but thought it better tirSt to remand, him to prison, and have a 'farther enquiry made after the owners. Jams Fleming, a boy about fifteen years of age, was put ,to 'the bar, chiirgql with stealing Wine and spirits on beard the I faunal), lately from Guern sey, now lying in the River. The Captain "stated, that the River was infested_ with a gang . of, boys of which the Prisoner was one, who were COntinu:l4y, pilfern lg. whatever they could lay their hands'on, on board the different ships. He said, he had hired . the Prisoner as a kind of servant, and had had him. on board for about two days, On Saturday last the boy , eame on shore ;. and on Sunday morning he also came on shore ; but, before he returned, the Prisoner went back to the ship, and, having in vited a number of people on board,.stole three bottles of wine, and a quantity of iipirits, out of his locker. The Loan M: . tYon at first thought it best to .send the PriSoner on board a tender, but.bein. , informed that he was not fit for the service, he ordered him to be impriSoned one month. On Tuesday last a baker rind a flour faaOr were summoned before the Lotto lkilAyoit on a charge of making false- returns of the price of flour to the Coact Office in the Mansion-house. •By the re- , turns made by the, baker, it appeared he: liad.pttrr chased the flour at the price et . seventHive shillings the sack ; hoWever, he confessed that there had been a previous private agreement between him and the. fatAor, that he should pay. the latter only seventy shillings per sack.. The parties •being confronted, did not attempt to deny the charge, .and they were =wading!) , conviaed in, the penalty o 51: each, be tides expellees. • PIT att c OFTicE,Bow-sTa,4Er.77---Y.esttatlay a man named .Catalloid, late footman to I,la.jor CrawtOrd, of Sackville-street, was charged before Sir llicitAnD Foitu, on suspicion of having ,stolen a .gold watch, sense tea and sugar, the property of. Itis late master. • Major Crawford, who attended as evidence, :itated, that the Prisoner vas discharged frotn , k4serNice two days since, hut had remained Lu his louse about two Hours after he had received his dismissal. The Ma jor having gone in the hiteritn" to a watenqlOset in the back yard, had there, through inadvertency, left 'his gold watch, 'which he . did' not miss until 'a short time after the Prisoner had left the house; when, upon making some inquiry, he found , the Prisoner . had retmined in the .house above two hours atter his' dismissal; and further, that in' that time had contrived.to get pbSseSSion of the key of the patitry, from which he had stolen some tea and sugar, in 'consequence Of which be caused hint to be appl, `hetided. • , The latter part of the, charge was, supported by. the testimony of two ,female servants of Major Crawford; and, the OfTicer Who searched the Pri .Souer, proved that he found a key in. his possession, which appeared to he that of the. tea-chest. - The Prisoner positiyoly denied the charge. , He was reitiande,l, however, for further examination on Saturday iieNt.. . MURDER OF MR.. ULICIIT.. "STesttrday IlEster Kitchener, the servant of the late Air, lit,ti; tut, .was brought to. the Office, from the Brown .fear public-house, and underwent :t bmg private eantination. 'After Which :die was discharged, on her promiSe to appear wheneVer called. upon, and, to g; ive nOtice Where she is to be found, till the /perpetrator of this horrid dcy.l brought to condign puitishinOt; C/r. , nEN . . * ----Yesterday throe men and two wrinien were brought before the Sitting Magistrtites at this ()Ake, chttrged with taking insurances in the Lottery. They were ttpprehended by the 'Of 'Acers ai.a house in Tottenhain-:Court-Ilbad,. With, thoir book; and otbrr apparatus lying before therm' when, however, they emoo to be examined by the ( Magistrate, the woman who had faid: the infrma tion andw I) had been in the habit of insuring numbers at the house whore the parties were appre hended, cooid hot s . ,:c Oak• to the woman who tools the insurances, • The hifortoant stated to the Ma gistrates, that some person, she could not say who it W'as, had put a p:fpor containing two guineas into her hand, as'she c.nne into' he Othee, and innite diately escaped amdngst the cl,:zt . d:rhe Magistrates observed, that as the woman eoulTiibt swear -- to the p(irtio9; the - information toast hi. dismissed ; and ad s keit the Ii eroail to keep the two giiineas, as a remtt for: the Money site had.. so imprudently throWn away, The parties were aeeordinoir dis 'char'ged . t. Last Tuesday,: at noon, :two Women having:had a at a lixiging-house at 'lslingtot4 after their • passion .-had sulysided oile of theinwent • into the necessary and hanged herself the. other' Nvollian ran- to a :surgeon in the, twiglibourbood for his as siiitance ; but before they could reach the: place the WM1)311 . was quite acad. She was'eut dOwn; in order • to have an inquest on the ; body; as' well as opal a wOtuan who was. ibunddrowtied the New,itiver.