The Sun. — London, England, 1805-09-11 00:00:00

IW, NA IT L N .E. 11/ ------ . , 21,YMOUTII, SEPT', 9 , ---Arrived the Pauli/tams, Aiaerion Ship, Capt. MAYHEW, laden w i t h sugar, coffee /3,te from New-York-, bound to Arnateidam ; tithe Prussitii Ship Sio.en, Capt. HOCKENoity, f lionrdeaux, bound to Stettin, both detained by r. i ihe John hull Hir e d A rm e d Cutter ' Arriv e d the Danih Ship Louisa, Capti DALKNE; fry liareelona; with 'wine, bound to Gottenburgh. Arrived the Growler Gun-hrig from the Channel kt with dispatehes ; Lit left ih em a l l well on Friday , c onsistin g of 17 Sail of the Line. Sailed the Eal://eur !Ifs, and , of 98 guns, &llona, of 74 ' Egyptienne F r i gate, to join the Channel ~Yleet; L also the Alog tullkl • dolino Ada, H ENDRICKS , f at ea ; and the 4404 'Carl, DE J otsTGE, for St. Perersburgh. . The llanturgh Ship Jufialia, Captain IfEmßz,v, Bombay, bound to Ramburgbo passed to the ~,,artl this 'afternoon. 16 1 11 11 ' slogns of Friday and Saturday were dreadful il t heY lasted; several boats‘vere-npset. ' kNI lip 28 Sail of East ludiiuriem, c.. 4 ii . ~ parted . con , and twelve- , pany With' illd Tiident, of 64 guns, t\ , , , e ,, Q ; A. 4 14 ni t i i . a I ,A,INIP.II, in afog, a‘few'daYs bore tetteatl sepailklkilgs. is tee 661,1 r ti'l p , ' f rom Port Royal, Jamaica, from L e ‘ran l Of . 64 i state, th ey 241 ) June guns, Captain SUMMERS, dated ter. i l ' were all well in that guar-ear-Adiriiral STrr LING by accounts brought Y the Charlotte ' f ' 4 ' ilstkitt with ~ , 0 1 4 guns, was detached the Ist Frigate 0 ''" 41e .Sail of the Line and the Crescent i _ a a Crtnze to tilt: Southward, probably to 134 after I 1 Ile little Squadron that chased the Goliath, f 4 am .444 4 ,, - • . 0164 guns, on their way to join wo6b, off Cadiz. Fl ag - Lieutenant to Rear-4(l'lli' litput,se, Second in Command 'pointed to the Command of the Lieut. FL:2OIEI4 deceased. ' n Fleet the 401104 a, of 74 gulls' °L) board 5i,5 oxen, sails to-mon. ao-brigs, for Admiral Co:'-Nwl"'" irest. ............. 'tn. ,10.,.- Arrived the Lark, '.u4garvan. Sloop o f War, Capt. Mopßts, Cork s the Entreprenante Cutter, a Cruize i J 4 rota Buie, CoN• ten I- Dolphin, Stixrn, for BriS. ; INTAN, for London. e'fin, of Ila guns, went out of c6mpletely refitted ar.d einipped A , Tht., N. to ltt,,,, b '' 47 ke, of 7 4 guns, w ill get in her main- A ktiir l i tt , w '''ti. 1,,-41'1Ilt came in si g h t of Spithead r ipi to „ - 51.1.1jeg, and saluted Admiral AlONTA ;ittht, . 11(4 lay -to 'off the Wight all night to l l "Prido4vDY pass, and then proceeded on in 4 lit i , 1 41 ' He has 13eeu twelve years in the East 17, gavii i/ . w ' 4l its 0 s'Illt2(1 from Spithead in the year 'tfatn -Nntiodor ns i , .1 11 , 0 ~ e, in the ,iSttfi,../A/k, of 74 gu .. 14 ih Yq4l not meet with any Ships•but Aroa in- 141, 44 P , a3 sage .., neither French nor English 1 11 1;! arti ' v t of any of the Ships 'at • any time. : 4 eollto!41of this, and the W r est-India and Que ,hipl 'l,', ,‘"l,,a(lbrd a vast influx of seamen fer 'lil i ri 4' W41'141110 ' fi 'no . ' oat at the die- ; rt,. Tiie n. I are tti 0 d trs, on 1.1 4 , 1 i i ,', 1 tili to , 'tie fillips . which passe . .'litevi rl ,' 'roni the body . of the Convoy ten 9D, tit:ill:MO: the hc,pe of making a quicker 1, 14 Ciq,ninieY oulY gained I.`, hours ky, their risk. l ith a l , 4 I?rigate., Captain t''.l.Loa, haS made oit a cony i . . -n: t, (")' to Newfoludland: '''`- ' IsAAc COFFIN shifted his Flag le Gladiator to the Royal ffit lee of Admit 4 MoNTActi!. •-,.......„ .. 10.---Came cicrtilti frotil Chat.: # and proceeded to the ,Downs, I.P:oyed as a Viaualling Deptat, having been sent up to the with French Prisoners. for Chatham, and the Angina. few Sail of Merchant Vessels, rea' was paid b ounty and two li t % 11 tri 4 : 4114 will proceed in the course o f a 14clieb-,, 7. 64114.04 ccintinues the Signal for convoy. ', 4 1 ti • 44'titilt!LIC,Itti:::1:4'!rdan,i, Africa 'Arethun Astia. titt Pil. 1,10144411 e. Hid Vatoroust Daunt iik . -4 ' 4 ') '.l , d sel,*al Boinb4endefs.i. t,f1.., , ttt 16.... i,„:,... , . , l i a .4 tt 4t . '-'sti addition to. thy letter of 41 `N.' tli e - 'iv , 1 aro , arrival of nine Sail of East tiS, lititiiii',lrle r h q l P r l / Y tO itlfOrtn yo of the safety 't'i '4l a re NI , tile 1?lePt) twenty-tive in Lulu- A' lif tIA 1 !) -1 , . ''' the Downs this day, under ~,, i fii. ~., 4 riticilt . 1 : 14i lr ' , l4 tito,;. ' of 64. guns, ViceiAdmira .' '''l‘ 8:1, taht"Z?e, 64, Captain FAl:EnmA'st ; '''-i ' 4l- Q k r, ' 4 A oa, and itkdiator, 36 guns, - . ,i) 414 b ' le7 4 re 11 in our rtstAt . 4 now at anchor 4 01 - 0-t pa • b. EOM% `re fade to the 41u4smatic, Admiral Cor,Ligaw( SicAloNtis, tbi o P Suvro?,l, of tilti rt,' i., 'CrLgg, vice L .4,1e(1 '0 join the iC PPot t 141.1jacliils tak en w, with two Gull 144lett, off Brest Pciziaio urir, S E 44ktiv froin Dula k4e4 4144g1e 1; , , Pie )Avoy for e LNG, on a • for To4ningt turk Qu , . '4(NII S'overcz, this day, cc (I'e, 'olli the ') th e abet '' 4 4tq .. 3, S EAT. t: s t k 14 1)6 rr e 4 ". ender ship 4 444 w , th 41 1 t it. a! U' e ; 1 1 b 44v 11an . ee. ey,:t of a true Britc,r,. :What NVOII2 liavo Veen the feeling.S of the Corsi \, Tad he *staid at Bou logne fe* 4.10316 longer ; to have, 'seen' tWo : s . itch immense Fleets as those from the - Last and West Indies coming With a - pride and triumph tfi their destined ,Ports, and that within view Of . the terrible Armadathat was to Overwhelm and annihilate us!' His &ceellency . Sir R. B. Mu:4ER left Cross's Ho tel this morning, in, a post-Chaise and four, for Lon don. • P. S. Arrived His Majesty's Ships Renommej,, Vestal, and 'Akre, with many other Cruizdis. COWES, SEPT. 10.--Arrived yesterday at the Motherbank the Danish Ship Constantia, Capt. SEY VERT, from Barcelona, laden with brandy ; also the Swedish Ship Maria Christina, -Capt. CARLZ BON, from Salem bound to Plymouth, laden with brandy ; and the Swedish East Indiaman Gustavus the Third, Capt. STRIDSDERG, from Chula, bound to Gottenburgh. Arrived this morning the Danlol Ship Myrmidon, Capt. Szassuil, from Leghorn, bound to Tonningen, laden with nil and fruit. Sailed this - 'morning the American Ship Huron, MCL..IRIC, from. Amsterdam, bound toßostoii, with salt. • DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. To the Officers and Crew of His Majesty's Sloop of War Gannet, for the Re-ca pture of the Ships Catherine, Saltetion, and Union,iat Mr. Ai - grovels Office, Falmouth, every TLlCi day and Friday. A large and valuable Fleet of Ships for the Baltic are going down the Humber to be in readiness to join the convoy which is hourly expected to arrive, and take the charge of them to Elsinore. Another will sail in fourteen days afterwards, and the last Pe tersburg!' convoy this year is expeaed to sail from Hull the loth of 06tober. A Letter from an Officer belonging to Admiral RussELL's Fleet in the Texel,, dated Sept. 8 says, " The TranspOrts began on Sunday to disembark .. their Troops; they are now all on shore; and have• Marched into the Interior for Nimeguen. Many of the Transports hive sailed back for Amsterdam. — Admiral DE WINTER has struck his Flag, and his Ship's sails are.unbent, also the topsails of Admiral KICKERT ; so. there is little probability - 6f their making any attempt to come out." The Experiment, WETHERs, from Botany Bay and China, sailed from China about six weeka pre vious-t 0 the Fleet which is just arrived, in company With the Ocean, and parted from her off the Cape of Good Hope, since which she has not been heard of. The Queen, Capt. BiBELL, from Gibraltar, bound to Lisbon, reported to be captured and burnt by the Combined Squadrons, is stated to have arrived at Lisbon on the 25th ult. A letter frona. the Nilliam Bradford, Capt. WARD 'NUL, dated et Charleston, July go, states, that the Jack, PARK, the Nancy, and the Margaret, Guinea men, sailed that clay for Liverpool. The Margaret had an engagement off the Bar of Charleston with a French Privateer of 16 guns. She beat the French man off with the loss of two white men killed,,and several Negroes wounded. The French Privateer had been infesting that coast for several weeks past, and bad done considerable damage The following interesting narrative, comMuni cated by the Captain of a Merchantman to his Owners, is given in a Letter from Barbadoes, dated July 19:--" On the 3d instant I chartered a cops per-bottomed Schooner, direa for Berbice; . and went in her, in company with a Dutch Lady. and her two children. In the night of- the sth, at ten o'clock, a most violent gale of wind drove us on the rocks of Berbuda, three leagues from the shore, when we should have all perished, if Almighty GOD had not saved us in a most miraculous man ner. Most of the Crew took possession of the Small boat, and ventured to sea ; but I and some more were left behind : in, less than half an hour the Vessel was dashed to pieces. It was a dismal night, blowing, raining, thundering, and lightning ; the sea came incessantly over our heads ; I went from one pieCe of the wreck to another, to hold myself fast : but ill the course of two hours I was quite exhausted, filled with sea-water, and my ,body shockingly wounded from beating among the rocks : six times I was washed away, but a heavy sea al ways brought me up again ; and at last I was driven upon some planks, where I found the poor woman and her two children, crying out in a most lament able manner : I saved them three times, and took one of the girls, eight years old, in my arms • but having lost all strength , a hi ' gh sea tore her from me—nobody could assist her—we gave her up for lost, and expected every minute to share the same fate. At day-break, to our great surprise and joy, we saw the child at some distance from us, sticking to a piece of wdosl hanging on the rocks : a dog was with her, and, I really believe, saved her, for she said she was washed away frequently, and came as often up again to the same place. Between ten and eleven in the morning of the Oth, when we had not the smallest hope of being saved, we saw a small boat pulling after us ; it was our good Captain, who was looking after us, not expeeling to find us more. In about three hours afterwards we arrivcd on the uninhabited shore of Berlina, without any other cloths except a shirt." The Ocean, of. 08 guns, at Woolwich, and the Fame, of 74 guns, at Deptford, it is expect d, will be ready for launching next month. The keel of a Ship of HO guns, to be called the Queen Charlotte, was laid at Deptford some days since, • An Innkeeper was on Wednesday convieled be fore the Magistratei of Newcastle, in the penalty 'of M. for not having his stablei, in which the dragoon horses were quartered, in proper repair. On Tlitirsday last John Mummery, h labouring man, upwards of 74 years of age, hung himself in a cottage at Ford, near Folkstone; when &covered he was suspended from the door-post by a small cord, with his kneps bent tilldeT him, nearly touch.- • r • 'Es T.:I E c):;4.:Llt T OU AT T.L :,Tus , ,ai Critics hava hail a dispute 0,4 the Wood mast inelCallowir s y tbrat c ti thS Soon; ate loud fur Brozif, and yet tithes pretcr • The full-sounding or shyer-toned Fit : But I dare maintain, and appCal to APOL That the "Isle is the hest, beats 411 the tett hcillow. IVEYMOVTII, Snrr. 9: Wg hal last evening the ,grandest Esplanade of any thiS season. his M.IJESTY, the.Pliti4.cgssr,s, and all the ROYAL DUKES were present. The PRINCE, WllO dined . .tri . lll T/lEIII MAJESTIES,' 're mained at the Lodge with HER MAJESTY. At dlISk . the' Royal, Party retired to the Promenade Rooms, where. there were upwards of 30.0 of tilt:Nobility and per.ions of distindion present. - The Royal Party- left the Rooms at ten. The. PRlNcEspent the evening with HER MAJJATY at the, Lodge. His MAJESTY rode early this morning, a 3 Soon after ten o'clock he w.,:nt on board the Royal Yacht. On his way he con‘. - crsed with Mr. of Grosvenor-square. HIS MA.: ;,Ti": - was accompa, nied by E.irl Cheswfield,•Lard Dundas, Countesses Dchester and' Nl.:nqield, Lady Bulkelez, Mrs. Campbell, : Mr. and Mrs. Grosvenor, Mrs. Drax, General Cartwright, Colonels Tay lor, Campbell.. Stew.iud and ; Mossrs. _Villiers and None of the Royal Duke:3 went, in consequence of : their 'attending the. PRINCE ; the tloofn, .being „traded before. His Itni i 1 Highness previous to his leaving us to-morrow, numbers are flocking from all parts to see him. Arrivals at Luce's Hotel : Mr. Mrs. and Miss Born ; Mr. Mrs. and Miss Conway Mr. Hutchins, Mr. Blackburn, Mr. Baker, Mr. Loveless, Mr. Parry, Thornai Illnehinson, Esq. MA/DSTO.VE, SEPT. 10. YESTERDAY the 3d Regiment of Royal East-India Volunteers, commanded by Colonel ROBERTS, with the field-pieces belonging to the Brigade,' were re viewed upon Cox Heath by Brigadier-General HAY; this.fine Regiment, equally respectable with the two former in discipline and good behaviour, has excited the admi"ration of the Brigadier-General under arms, as well as, the Inhabitants of this town, for their soldier-like and peaceable &meanour in quarters. To-morrow morning, on conclusion of permanent duty, the Regiment will, march on their return to the Uetropolis. COTIN-EXCFIANGE, 'SEPT. 11.—The fresh imports of Wheat to-day are few, fine samples keep full as clear, much of inferior foreign on hand, at less-price ; very little Barley, and 3s. per quar ter dearer ; Rye is cheaper ; Pease are dearer; no Grey Pease ; Tick Beaus fetch better price; Monday's supplies of Oats being mostly taken oft the few here are full dearer; fine Flour at 70s. nominal; sales at our currency. W heat 44% a 6 ° 5 a 75s od Beans . 45s a 52% od Flue ditto -78 s a Sos od Tick Beans 4as or 465. od Ilye (New) ... 38, a 4zs ad anti 2 a 2tis a 33s od Marley - - 4os 31.5 s od 1 Poland do. 34s a 36s ad ivoit .. .. 75.; aN S. ctl Rape Seed . - 361 - 4ai I''', :iitc Pease 6,-..s :I Os tut Fine I''.(,al . 6;s ~ 6"ss ed Giey ditto . . --s a --s ort Secottcts . 6os a 6, od BANNISTER has been performing with great suc , . ces4 at Cheltenham. Ie has left that place and gone, by Royal command, to Weymouth. . Mrs. Stionorts is gone to her. old favourite spot, Scar&rough, as well for the purpose of recruitinr her health, a; of giving a helping hand to her 'brother STEpifln4's theatrical company at that. place.. Married lately, at Kingls''Norton, in the County of Worcester, by the Rey. Dr. CItOFT, Mr. GE G RGE • PALMER, of St. James's -street, to IVIAR T A NNE Gthr., -of Halsatt Heath, 'young - est daughter of 'the late Tuakiis GILL, Esq." . of Birmingham. An extraordinary circumstance occurred at. Pres ton last week. In a wood-yard belonging to a Mr': .Atkinson, there were tbUnd, by children chiefly, several sums of motley, at different times .generally under'small pieces of slate, not buried in the grOund, but upon the surface. The sums, from sd. to or. 18s. each, which have been found, amount , to' Upwards , I 11. in the whole. Yesterday ,there Was a large show of cattle of dif ferent Sorts at :Harlow 'l3tish Fur, in ESSeX' :the prime,ScotS of good .age sold freely ; but the green North 'Wales Runts, and,lrish Steers, met with but fe‘c - purchaser; !-..- - -the Hurst. Fair' was Well'up'pAied, particularly with cleier cart colts, which were bought up atgoodt ricts. On Monday 12.4 Ppm Post, of 1 butcher, was committed to Bury Goal by the Rev. Dr. BATES . and JOHN: SWALE., Esq: charged with haVitig in his possession, and uttering a one pound note, of the Thetford Bank, which note was al tered by taking out the word one, and substituting to annexed to the word pc)und. The imposition ,vas so very indifferently executed as to lead to ins mediate deteCtion. The weather having become so exceedingly pro pitious to housing a most plenteous harvest, has given Koch a fillip to our Farmers, that they are determined to send their grist to More mills than one: conse quently, every. Mail Coach which arrives in London IA 'trigs a long list of orders for Tickets in the present favourite Lottery, from those money-getting men, who ,seem resolved not to remain content when merely wealthy, but by a lucky bit at a Ten or Twenty Thousand Pound Prize, to rivallheir land lords. nq snbjeft is so delieate tis the treatment of the Teeth. The enamel by which they are covered is only one-eightieth of an inch in thickness. Every 1 Powder composed of Mineral substancesi it Must be obvious to every one, `Nrill soon rub off this delicate part of the fabric, on which their,Co lour and preservation depend, and which can never again be repaired. That Mineral Substances are more speedy in producing their cffecits than vegetable, will be granted ; but this diseased whiteues, occa sioned by them, soon ends in their decay, and the most violent Tooth-aches are the consetpeuee of this rash and dangerous praaice. BUTLER'i Re stoiative Tooth-Powder, being composed entirely of Vegetables, claims a preference over every other. Sold at No. 4, Cheapside, Corner of Paternoster row, London ; and, retail, by most Country _Hook genets and Perfumers in the United Kingdoms, in Sores at ws. pd. zr-r. t). violeni - thu t vi er storm On' F. riday, i.. "1 ; - ,1.,,,ut two Arid extended very !! :,•iy. as awl' .. ;••en , pl ((_! L, • • 'I: 1 -4 tr) have • L'2.t i . c.• ; Li:e, :Ind • ' and I..!i', • Or EN = ::: I' tit ! . : _ che - L-i Nt":1; it:' ' :, parts. LN , .ar fivtne the •L - • •• LL, ....rance of 'a ball of cue ; ;Inc, L. , L ,irden of :i cot,. . tage, • ,loin`; any damage. P.ttr: - Aborn, about ~; eiock, it ,struck the enr, - 1 the ba )/ i befork.-..-)ilv ticned, on the point of the roof, along the top, td whieh it :Jet an.l same tiro ' penotrated through - the thatch to ti . fe ftour beneath, whiehleing spread with' idos . e , str"v, Wf.l3 inimedvltely.also'.in'tv blaze, to that the' while was Itl flaine:s; both Within and without,.at ,i.e same run.: ment: , One side of the born waa L.v1;11 wheat, and a walgdn also full of wheat into the barn, w 1 :'r?'';hich Mr. Di:ll:'r?''; , An.:.; were in • the a;Lt d p12.10ar.ii!12 . , 1i ,htl.l4lg,`.and the fir-:n g h,, ve s.noccede4....„ each 'after so tat.: • ! been almost instantaneous : h .zr of them wete'hurt. Itnmed• L • thiq hatil was another, returned. '; • arid as no hope existed of b.. • orie,on fire, it was judged 1;1;31. adv . „..: tale to leAre that to its fate, and to cut orf the communie..tion with the other; this was judiciously and fortunately effeaed, 'by pulling clown a part, and by the rain which poured down in torrents, and in a certain de gree checked, the flames, and furniShe4 a powerful sop, 1- - for the engines. FrOm these cireumstances the lather progress of the tire was stopped, and it was at length so far extinguished,- as to give no far ther t.r.tuse. for apprehension,' after , having, in the course of two hours, consumed the barn, with tie waggon, and nearly all the wheat ; also part of a corn-r:cl: which stood Close to the end of the barn. An attempt was made.to cira.v.out tne v, unluckily without succet , si-, The.quatit., wheat: destroyed is.not ae...!urattlyaSeit3ii:ed, posed from .ryo to O 0 : quarters. ' ; o f the loss (independent of the.' barn, wh:ch . insured) is riot .so great as at it amounts to about duel. but is in .. , than half that sum., t ~: t. The prompt asbiitance of the • ` :1 the alacrity and dispatch with .which . Wc`re COM eyed frou., C.:„ltterhury, atter - vied IY of the inhabit Ants „ struin , ..t.,.4l in sup p., . ( t • t. • f ;eir ;Ind exel !~ ho ant:, t , , MANstoN - Yesterda:v the rtelukitto, C.rid irrk . nt, m)as th.: loc final cNarnination, Ult var'on;.; charge., iit~;~+'iti(ll?llC.The particular's of the preferred qgltinst him hy.the,dillerent.tritdenvir, `of whom whohe obtain d property widen' Or: as , ti,Amed raelerof a West IndiadVrerchan% - hay.e. alreadrhlen detailed to the Public. O n the 'present ory , , , lion the same evidence was adduced, ' w ith' th e a ddi t i, da a a . charge toy. obtaloing boots and tpurs under fals e pre.- tepees, and he was fully committth, on the oatits'of the parties, for trial at.the ensuing Se;sion;. A youth, eighte::n.ycars of age; the s6r. of spettable tradesman, .was charg,ed , to kill his father, and striking him a violent bow on one side of his head. The 'aged parent - stated,' that his unnatural "child had frequently' said he; ` ,. .d0 for hiiii;'ol.caning woubrkillhini; on Thursday last, after au,altercation ab;)ur s h u iii hde a chamber-door, be streak hisma sevi;r: blow on the face. The Loa!) MAYon expressed at the'unnatutal coridud of the bay, - consent of the; fithev, sent him' oil hpar...t Saturdav ;a notorictift va!!,rant to the Comptor for on month, by- the Lr • for going into.a , pastry-coLik*.s• shop eating a quantity of pastiy. to Tay for. kfaICanO , YNT,GUIUMIALI...---AJDZI2 yesterday before tlyz.sitting attempting t 0 ,:et tire 10 an tilt; in the' the charge was invei:tigatcd,it apf,te, - .lted that th; ;,. rented a small bona' )1 the complainant,: having had a-Tim - I - el with him, ;Aid the conaviainint verhO'aring 'Ome cocx,rrFation 11 , 1 i house, brunglit the yite to pr;:vc f 1 h.<2 Altl,nlll,lll, dkroissfi And acivisLid.tlic,inan.r..nd lAn wite to - gr) ;tn.s live peacca".vle_ SVV/S:DtINC.--7-The following 3i::gulzr ;Prinosit:on has be:11 praClised with impunity, recently about, town. nrin of priteel appeinaa,2e and _ dress ai beeil .. in the habit of Lit.lng a Wi:.!li-dresseJ' fun ale. to clifii.‘rent brothel 3, ai, i miLte.Ain g 1110'3:ition for the night. When th: tied, it wag so contrived, that the wornan ..I.J•enzz-d self in the morn - m . 4 ,when 't' i; ; to 4avebeen robbed, th, • toto.ayoia a sttgini trick Wll4 praaiSed 011 Sattti. ' Fitzvoy-s(pLire„ where of cl plied to . 01fn tlt Ow ! 10:111 tit 43 - . Cu • ilopo, : , t the pc rion who h I tit', f`• three weeks sinc,. tj. 1 . . • brit set at 1.) . .iy 111.1k.e. Yesterday ge'ntligelt t, t:',ll-11t 0.1(' : 110 U Se 411N1r, EnctsaJ, LZ Ilear Dot)cater, ‘co , ; hivt 1 % 1 tittuitio'of tip .w.irit inv, two Int.-. 13 travelling ill (aS, 4 rvoti . ..by two I)oys, ati the road tingly'pild l'iint.,?triV.t. tf7 hid . wito, on- their afterwil • .• • placer, 'tontiti itirgo:(uantity • cr4w, at)d a it k • • bi)y3 IS, ilia,. OU. WaS a 011, it i e matt, and drns . .•ed in drab and brown great coats, The gig had the ilcad up i -.intl. the 4torse wa,s bay. -