The Sun. — London, England, 1816-08-30 00:00:00

. . % ..-• t'4 • 29.—Cagledowno7 tr the River • AC Stet ling)7ltuSs, for Quebec, Alowet.t., for ; they have both 6ailgu their voynge.—Viiki 6.4 FAII\IOUTiI, AVO,:cji.--Salted the Fatly Louisa •• •• • , packet cdpittin GIBBON, with a 111Hil for. the West • llttlid Islands. Also salkd the Ainerie l an, ship Vintsector fOr Rotterdam. Auo. 2b —Caine in the Dwarf cutter front a cruise.—Sailed the Eliza and Ann, IitIST. for Mogado - re..—Woid PORTSMOUTH, AUG: :tb.—Suilol MS . Mit:jest y's ship Misletoe Oil crifize ; also the Liza, St vaAc, for Bengal.—Wind S.W. 11t.tt.t., Avo. 27.—Arrival the Alfred, Moult's, Itoto Davis's Streights, with 5 fish, 17 , 1 butts. Coax, AUG. 24.—Came I►is Majesty's ship Helicon trout a cruise ; and his Majesty's ship Cyrus sailed on ditto. Several arrivals, but none of them particular, including 32 colliers laden toith coals. • The Princess Charlotte, KLAN, which sailed fion► IVilitchaVen the 19tI► of February last,. tt" lived sate at the Cape of (i.,0,1 Hope nn the 2lst 10 May; she is the largest vessel (carrying tip of 900 bons) ever boat on the coast .0 'Cumberland, aul the fist that ever left it direct 'l"t• the East Indies. Wednesday morning the ship [lope, of Cal "tra, Captain' H. Et.t.tir, which has been some titue in the river witul-bound, was moved from her floorings at Blackwall by the Majestic steam vessel. The novelly- of towing so large a ship 'down the liver, against a strong easterly wind at tracted much notice, and we are happy to 'say the experiment completely succeeded. GIBRALTAR, Auo. 6.—Within these few tlays 'we received intelligence of the arrival of the Empero r of Moood.do at Tangier, a town, op vosite the hock of Gibraltar, du the African "list ; who, it appears, is on the best terms With the Governor of this place, who has sent his Majesty, as presents, two mortals and one Hundred shells. The . Emperor, in retu rn, has presented the Governor with a mule ants a very tint Arabian horse. Clip,. MARSHALL, who COll - these complimentary Matters, received f r '►l the Emperor of MoitOcto 800 dollars for - ins trouble anti expence.. A detachment front the 9th Light Dragoons 1 ! lire now at Pimlico, for the purpose of being taught the exercise of the Lance. The 16th Light Dragoons, at present in Ire . ihrid, are un der o rd ers f or F rance . , The three Garrison Companies that were raised for the vuroose of supplyin g .Bat Men to the se. Feral Officers on the Staff of the British Army, are nrilered to be reduced, commencing with the first et Chelsea, the second at Plymouth, and the third at Canterbury. The COOltnittee for Managing the IVaterloo Subscription have resolved to pay the Widows of the Soldiers who fell in the Battle of ‘Vaterloo an I t t hnolty of 101. by two half-yearir payments, a s lung as they remain unmarried. In coltsrvence, it is reported', of some Unfdre seen obstacles, the proposed Monument to the I nemury of the late Lord Na L 5 u N is not to be e rected at Yarmouth. A regulation has recently been carried into -Weet with regard to. the gin-shops at Charing cross, which is likely to be attended with ad vantage to the cummuoity. These places of re !int ar e on Sundays regularly shut up for the day by eleven o'clock i u t h e forenoon, and the retailing "Y of the pernicious beverage strictly prohibited after that h our these, . The whole of as well as ! • iie public-h ouses in thji quarter, arelicensed by 'he tioard of Green-cloth, and not by the Magi stratec....ahute.) th A transport, the Lord Melville, has recently een , "fluke!! for the cluveyance of 120 female 7 ,7l '"eis 10,0'New South Wales : they are embark.' 'tat Mid 101 . 44 :flave the river art t few days. Nearly . 6 ,2" en 6 f $ 4 7.1e, Oolllet4 titke theli passage in th e - .me Vessel. "ie reret to stat e , th a t t h at most &bolted tpractice of firing wheat-stacks, anti other protiPee 1:1 th e eart h , has been resorted to in our itnig h. ,ebuthood, whi c h hi therto had escaped. On Tues., ilay night l ast a stack, containing about 80 cinar . : f t of wheat, the property of the 11ev. Mr. Hoe, lv. 4 „kithY-on.Baine, and on one of his farms in 'lmre Fen, was wilfully set on fire and•oon :hituned ; the wretch or wretches who c o mmitt e d s Aum - most detestable act firing { a gun, after . having g • ~,, )" it , as a signal, or perhaps as a token of * - "," 1 1'h• Th e saute night, a large fi eld ,of tole- , a -e t t , (4 „ at Revesby, belonging to Mr. Showier, teat zmulty fi red In different places, but happily the re did nut spread to any g reat extent. Suspicion 1:" nut ou one individ ual in particular ; and 1 % ,,,. er Y ettolion is making to discover the of i i nbioii G a:: ate.) , t I ‘ ll. . Ezi w aKb Csn9 , se C on d son o f BuwArip 1 l efts% V.sq. of Follaton t returning in a gig p 4 11..A bbY, WC on Tnesday night last , WaS tin!' iOcttinately thrown front it in the lawn, near the i`t',lse., in consequence of the hurbertlq,hipg away ; 1 1 , 11 „ v ,re regret to state, received so Severe an in; ,:'''Y From the shock, as to occaSiott his deed, on 14. 4411 (I ity a ftern 0 i IL t,eis ~N litut.4l4c i ening as'the Rey. M , i. ithA Mn. ~ rata.tisti .w are returning from Norwich to 'Puf f. " 144 m, in e 4ne.lwrse gig, the animal took- _ ri ght * troin 'tire reins falling tinder lii, tail, end I runithig up a hank , upset the gig, when unfortnr - Plitly Mrs. Mi.t.lasu nail her leg broken in two Vie", und was 'Otherwise 'MUCIS bruised ; the t,o I , ' ll . OCntleutan . also sustain e d s o me i n j ur y f rom He contusions be received. ti Weduesdait,eennight, while the Judge was so. therig* ii i kiii4m Harper Was taken into custody, iu Cr own Loan 4 at „d iani , i n t h e net o f pick -1 3 10 1 t 1 1,1 a tiocket. Upseards of bU handkerchiefs, and Li n , „" ridea which he had purloinEd, were found et sus 1,A.,1-....., i Li.W1)111;3.• 'The ricerptoi clutinieuttli4; tipern,the recent ptr()cioits Cothltict of - the limit:hes, oti.kke j t the rvilowitig:pert in t nt seasible obs'ervit!iclul : " The cause of pur.,b a deterioration 11 lowal reeling is a proper seIIICCI , itt:nl in NottintNiashire and the neighbouring counties 01 , viuus. It binism, which, on every part of cart;h, is , a tree Isnown by the same fruits. On the soil of that part of the coruttry the deMocratic refottners of the day have laboured with great success, and the effect has been to pervert a large population, both to the approval and practice of anarchy; of plunder, and of blood. pUpulation now e x ists there which nu longer shudders at minder • trial set own connected with a .system, which .ranks murder minim; its means and instruments, is interrupted by claumar, Knd ltteir acenittalreee!ved with shouts of applanse. With such facts kfore us, it cannot be douted that Ascohinisiu - has already produced a mob at Nottingham, end in .some ether large places too, es ferucietis in inclination as the Jacoldn mobs at Paris, and wanting only opportunity to p:urpefrate crimes as diabalic. Stich is the effect of the. pripciples which, under various specious pretences, hare. Sire(' Spread through the lower • classes in this country by treivs'pepers, writings, and &ruches; such, in every place, too, will be the result of the violent politics of the raorniers. Tpvy are setting the lower classes every whereprqust l the higher; servant against master, the tradesman against tf:e noble, and the subject against the P l rinee. In such 'circumstances, let the friends, of order, of true liberty, of the constitution they have received from their ancestors, and under which the country has so lung reposed in peace, 'and every Milli has felt himself secure, be on the wltch. tiullic;ent work is marked out by the character of the age fur every true patriot. His principles are to be maintained, and the mis chievous attempts of those men to be counteracted in all their stages, and under all their aspects, who would involve us in civil confusion; and, in the violence of their political resentments, and the heat of.their career of change, would place our lives, liberty, and property, at the'mcrcy of mobs whom, from their ignorance, it is easy to mislead, but who, when once placed in hostile position to all above them, will nut be so easily controlled." We learn from Nottingham that the Luddites have dared again to resume their mischievous practices of frame breaking, Twelve frames have reecntly been broken at Stableford, but no other injury committed. It is stated from the. same neighbourhood, but for the sake of the county we must doubt the fact, that the moment Judge GRAHAM commenced summing up the evidence on the lite trials of the Luddites, several of the Ala• gistrates retired from the Cartel:--(►}torn. Paper.) Extract of a Letter from a young Man in New York . to his. Brother in Perth, dated New York, 23d . of June, 1816 take the opportunity of a young man who arrived here a few days ago, and who is returning home with many more of your deluded country. men. They find things very different here from whet they expected before their .arrival in our constitutional democratic country. They suppose, when .they arrive here, they are to become inde pendent, without making any bodily exertion ; bat these ideas are false, and often fatal to the de signs of . your head-strung countrymen : more real exertion and perseverance is necessary here than in your country. We .have peopie of every de scriptions front every quarter to deal with, and no counts y ever produced more active sharpers than this. On thaw account people require to be snore on their guard Ohio with you. Bushiest is very Nat, and goods are pouring in front every quarter, and will not pay she importer the expence of treaviig, freight, &c. Wept:intent of the cost of the raw material. Many large houses have failed, and more expected. Goods can now he purchased at eight and twelvemonths' credit, On approved endorsed bills, which were formerly bought at Gt) and 90 days : many 'bills will soon become due, with all their auxiliaries, sac!' as board and store rent, &c. and then will be a crash among the dashing yootbs in this part of the vineyard. There is no encouragement bere tor pedple trout your quarter. If my father can procure a new lease of lie ought to take it. Ican only say, you need not come here with the ideas of your discontented countrymen, or, like them, you will be mightily disappointed." WINDSOR, AUG. 29.—Yesterday morning her ~inJusTY, accompanied by the Princesses Au- OUSTA and ELIZAUETH, went to Egham rave course, .where there was a Royal Stand Celected.r Tt, Dukes of Sushi(); and CAMBRIDGIt were in waiting to receive them. Among the company were Os Duke .pf Doasor, the Earl and Countess of FlAacounx, Lord and Lady ONsi.ow, and Lord and Lady BULKELItY.-,, Vn the go ERN 11114 Pitt N- C'ESSeS leaving the race...cootie, they buitoured Mr. and Mrs. FRRENIANTLIS.with n ViSitv at their house alt Eaglefiehl-green, where the Royal Visitors were R.4:freshet! with a sumptuous repast. They returned to the Castle to dinner. The Duke of Wet.Litiorotv,. according to a pri vareletter, does not quit Paris before the.loth of Septonber. lie has hired a country house in the tieighbiiiirhood of Cambray. Ills Staff take their departure on the Ist. Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of CUNlttelt• LAND took an airing in 'a carriage for the first time since the indiSposition of -the Duchess. The Quotidiihine has alliided to the suppression of its rritlAy's Paper ih the following manner " Worth -our • stiloeribers, .whei have nut r t i.. eciveir tanr oittober of - the 2311 August,.- that it is useless to . - ask fur it ; for it will be inqibssible fur Ili to eonitrly . with their desire." - We were itristulteo in stating, yesterday, that there Was a " iltente for restoring the Batik at :" that .13mik was re-established a con siderable time ago; Anti now enjoys- its fanner crrtlit-..—( Times.) . . . MittsttiNs ran EX•ntIGUISIIINO FIRE. = -- Tbe Lords' of the Admiralty tititi the Bct.irti 'of Ord "lance have appointed a C6intnittee to wit mess tbe effects of Citinain MANIIVS Intichine for exti*- guishing -fire. Its dischar*e IS so powerful Obtitie very considerable fire its put alit by it itimediately. Thb experitaent* will he'trittd Iu a tepasieus. place, Ti VANE airs. 1 4 $ . Cogp4) tt t fhflotrin p.iragraph .rrofils Morn , ink; htper our rtnieinher the terms in %%Illicit we ,pld te • of ibe l'pri,duction• of` the alk‘Okil to , In , out Re view of the IVorks est,ibited at the loyal Academy List May, they will acquiesce in the jus tice of our saying, that the appointment is tally as honourable 10 the taste and judgment of the Princt:ss 14 . 0Atit i orrt3itinl Prince LEoPotm, as to the tAient..o94llte,hitts 6.) . i ir., MANTIN " Mr: J. Who paiiil4A the picture 411 Jruh ll a, so higi,:y &linked at the last Royal Ex.: has been appointed Historical Lainhcape fainter to their Royal t,nd Serene Ilialinesse:l the: Prince's CH ANLOITH and Prince LkoroLD of Sane.Cohourg." While we are on this subject we Inn ntitice Itvo other notnitmthnis by their Royal [high nesses, which also nicer our most cordinl ArTl“t hits been named theirl Nliniattire Painter, tool, Mr..Tb N,EIIiiLLI their Sculptor, The merits of the, former of these Gentlemen, is well known to .he the highest older in dig brands to whieli he has devoted him self; and liad.we nothing. froto the ellissel of the latter, but his bpsts of his .Royal Patrons (lint to mention the living likenesses he has produced of qui Heroes IVai f LtNqTepta, BLucustt, and lit.A• Top), these wonlct eMinently cutitle hit') to the houbtir eouferred. FASHIoNAUE ATUUVALs. The Earl of pathoittie, frinn a tour ;, Sir Francit7., Burt. from r ltatusbury Manor, in Wiltshire ; Major ..',art wtight, from Surrsy; the Puke of ,Nprfolk, in Lamm-Brook street ; Baron Hompesch, at the. Clarendon Hotel, DEPARTURES. Baron .laeohi, the Ite Prussian Ambassador to our Court, and suite, for Yriissilt; the Puchess of Manchester anti faiuily, fur lLtingate ; the Marquis and Marchioness of Buckingbaiii, on a tour ; Lord and Lady Churchill, fur Worthing -; Major. General Crolier, for his seat in Ireland ; the Eat! and Coun tess of Bristol, fur their scat at Putney; the gar! of Belfast, for his seat in Ireland. PEnesTatAwisst.—(Briglaon, Aug. 29.)—This morning, at 21 minutes atter four o'clock, EvANS suceeqsfully performed his herculean task of weilk ing 1000 miles in 17 days. During the progress of his undertakin g th e p e d estr i an lived in the most abstemious manner. After the completion of his ta , k he retired to rest fur a few hours, and then offered to bet 1001. that he would walk London in 12 bows, and start at .any 'hour this day. We not heard whether the challenge has been accepted. SINOVLAR Occunitexca.—A celebrated fox hound, the property of R. Cowew; huntsman to the Catlisle barriers, has reared three etth-foxes, taken when three days old. They were brought up in the kennel of 11135;111 , Ouptimir, Esq. of iiroadfield-housi.; and, surprising to relate, ac company the hounds in the chase, and are as tier c e again s t -their own species as their 11 loVe canine a4sncintes.—(Carlide Journal.) Mr. Kentsts ATTIIIII lit 10W1f, prilliiratOly to the opening of the company at Covent-Garden Theatre. Eat env and iir.ANctunn are now performing at the Liverpool TheAtte, in which they rattle their, debut on Monday Imst, os &kid Homespun and Doctor Ponloss% in The Heir at Law. Mr. MATTHEWS and Mrs. EDWIN are perform ing at Cork. - The Opera of Romeo and Juliet is now perform. in k ; . at the Italian Theatre Royal,. in Paris. Ma dame Sssst, fills the . l►art of Ratite*. , The Veteran Aeronaut, SADLeR, makes his fifty-list. Ascent from (:otk.on Monday next. A most daring robbery took place ohmic half past nine o'clock on Friday evening, the 16th inst. at Mr. , Ashton Yates's cottage, at the Park, near Liverpool. Mrs. Joseph Yates was rending there, expecting in a few weeks her accouchement, when six men (supposed - to he, all Irish) entered the house, two of whom stood seutineis at the kitchen, and two at the parlour doors, while the other two entered the parlour where Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Yates were sitting : after robbing Mr. Yates, one stood over him with a pistol, and the 'other robbed Mrs. Yates, turned oat her pockets, took the rings front leer fingers, and the brooch from her bosom : he then made her go Into an other room where her children were in bed ; site " You see my situation, take what you can find, but do not hurt me or lay children. - • At this time Mr.. Ashton . Yates rang the bell, and would have entered the house, but the two.senti neli at the parlour-door revealed trim, dtagged hint into the park,. and emptied his pockets for him ; be, however, unobserved by them, had dropped his watch, worth 50 guineas, and by that means saved it ; the ruffians - in theit•harry dropped 41. and their whole homy did ant exceed 121. Mrs. Yates preserved great composure and commit& of herself during the robbers' stay in the house, bat has sinee been seriously ill, sand great teats are entertained for bets& anti bet in fant.' • : FATAL ACCIDENT:-....A fatal accident .neetared on Wednesday night,..a .few minutes betore 12 o'clock, near the coach-gate of Vauxhall Gar dens, b . * which a hackney-coachman-named Smith lost his life. It appeared that the coach 'in spies don Was coming from the west end' of the town with a party of military officers, one of ciltrint.waS on . the tins with the coachman, and, as it IS stat ed, Wii dritinp, at a quick rate, to get into the gardens .ineViona to Itlutlathe Stantli making her ascent t the coach came in contact with another carriage, and by the shock trtitli was thrown aff the bo,x i and, unfortunately pitching on ids hoot, was killed on the spot ; the °dicer also and received some injury. Hall, tile ConstitfAC • Wits sent for; and took the names sit alt the persOns concerned in any way With tbiti UnfOtitilittt trasiS tiction. The body watt removed to a. horise in the neighbourhood, to otaltithe result df a °taunter; Ingnest, Sixteen shopkeepeti and ethers attending that market, were lately tilted is penalties lot using directly* weights anti 'ffl.F. 1'1; r rs, btu fcw frez•lt rrivals t.his InOrulug, ittol; her; litt,l3: doing; the sale of ‘Vheat was eery doll, at a dt. ,, dine ut from :is. to 4s.,:per 'power from Monday; supporis its prlci ; .Ma't is Ault ; 13 ealii are also dull, IL. icr croirter cLeeper., and a car!. sidernble u Crain thele ;s *;;Zerlit Vort•%:tl Wi.t.;it fat. 1,;:t%I. - 'F:ft:Okti W/Itat n 0,.;; ;N. Fine, f,: * ; Itje line ditto - - - 40:1, —4. Barley - - 7 - Fitie ditto - arras, Matt Five ditto - - - GOv. —s. Wliit*Pratte (boilers),43i. Os, FilleAnto - - 6Us. Grey Pease - - 413. 453. lStill. lii other kinds ot F;oe Crcy Pc:ice - 46. - . --trt Ikaip - - - 38, Oh! Witt - - 1 "r;ek ati-. 4 I Old flit Ito - - 'reed ct a t, - - - 174., 194. klitc thlt4. - - 1114. Volatid 4littn -90 s. 245. flute ding - - - 21.• 263- l'.1;04)0 ditto 3ts. Rape st.ttt 111. 401. I , Vr Vst -1:141e Flour -711 s. ,h.. .tircoudi - - GU. 70.. Sun - Um:01, AtioUST•IO,-!—This flay's Altiael hot/ not 6 good supply of the varioas Vittf4pl. - CAttle Beef, Mutton, and Veat,sapPorted last prices; Pork and Lamb were cheaper; and the trade, .fur .the most part, was somewhat list. This sales in the Hay-market were rather dot! ; Straw fetched LA price ; flay and Clover bss gdt up ip price. followiimpriers and p umbers are a correct statement :-.;• To sink the Offal, per stone of klb. Mod', 3i. Bd. to 81/. M 055.04 41. to 45. sd. Lnaali s 4s. Gd.'lo ss. 441. Veal, 41;. to sr. ta. u; tIK. sd. to 4s. (M. tiei.bts, 740. Sheep tool Laustis, 8400. Calves, 880. Vigil, 420. ii.tr-M.timr.r.--Itay, 81. ot. 4u 61. ba. Straw, 11.1111. to 31. U. Cluvcr, 51. Us. to 71. 10j. 1361T1Q1 TIAIES. Extract ~of ,s Letter Tiota St. Co tomb :—" experienced person in this county says, he lii6l visited great number of corn-fields, to ascertalit the state.ot the wheat crops, and that he round them to be ; very abundant, He observes, that tltn wet weather which produced the honey-speck has beewthe means of a full .kerning (coining), and that there is never a good , year of wheatunless t h at honey-speck is found: it in general facets only two.* three grains is the,ear."—(Coraish Paper.) The very fine, warm, s;easonable weather, wa have enjoyed, and' which; trout its appeavanc4, seems likely to coutinuP, has materially airmail 4lte &ker. The demand for all kinds of grain. as well as tic price, will decline as the hat vest ad vancei towards tts conclusion, provided no ituitiM change•in the weather takes place. ',l%)e crops of bat ley and oats will be vet y . abundant ; but ibn wheat in many places in this neighbourhood ap4 pears to have been partially The crops around Chtsgow will be very abuna, dant, should there be a continuance of such tvetr ther as seems now to have set in. ILirvest wilt not be general before the - end at SeptemheF„ though partial fields of wheat \ are now begin to get yellow, and we have seen Some burley neat.. ly ripe. The oats 'are better fillet! tkan might tie interred from their deep green. The good vireos of the present excellent wertthii are every where visible in this 'vicinity. On Fri ;l.ly last, barley harvest was begun in a tield 'at Portobello, and there is every prosirect of its sums. becoming general in this' neighlitinrbood. The~ favourable change has already, wb observe, bad the effect of reducing the pikes of grain in SeVe rel of the provincial markets. By sl vessel airit.'e l i at Leine front Berwich, we learn, that hartist had commented in that quarter with emery spec; of an abundant crop.—(Edimsurgli Paper.) The harvest is commenced very generally in tbit comity, as well as in Hinitingdonshiee and Bed, fordshire ; and, for oats and barley, in' itnne pails of Lincolnshire,.-The crt'p althou g h laid in Mi.. merons instances, are certainly abuniliint.—(Cam... bridge'ehronicle.) DuNAGUADuIt, At/D. 23.—This haortiihg Olt boats employed in the herring fishery came into nut hal-hour with Unusual success ; some of th'ent were nearly lodded, others half cargoes; they alt have Whitt we call a good night's fishilitl,. The greatest appearance of tish is between lidliaglt4- det and the South Light. LAW INTELLWENCE. tOtitt o t:ITANCkitY, lquitsrAi - , AOO, TIIF itthATERS OF TliE' Illfkg. OF GLUISENSitegilt AGAINST TIIF EXIMUTORS. Sir ARTHUR l'iGGorT requested the temp CHANCELLoti would determine whrther - the tiiin of the Legatees for the distribtalem of tiler immense funds id Com t sitUold now be frilly heard. ur noti us several perons were anxiously iiiiitin to leave town. The Master was &reefed by his Lordship's lost order to nscertain the tail. amount of till the .elaims of the Scotbli te nants ; many had collie before, him, rind he had staled to the- total th e it demand's,' but .6thcra yet stood Out, and perhaps it was too much to asst of his Lordship et this thud to exclude thelli absolitivly from all participation'in the 6111(1 as credit ore, for they might not, at such a distance; be altngethte aware at the cui!sctitiences . of their neglecting to 'crime before the Mitsui.; and it some further iti4 thilgetice wete granted, and positive information ,again communicated . to. 'bent of the necer.sitY of tlieii coming fortv,Teil, they be in the Mo. ter:A office shortly ; apd 'if they (lid not t.tke vantage of the opportunity now otforded, they *mail only have thet*elves to blame if they iota their right to p4rticipitie ittthe Mr. HART observed, that it would he e,tuetliittt • • to state in d i st inct terins that adistribution of Ott fonds tonongst the legateis was ahont to taket place, that the situation of ate teinotts trii itt nOt tic iniStindertitgbud by them tiny long . er. The Lottti eItAitCEL.i.OR directed that the M ui.i ,'fir should Insert new atly rti',enit : nta in ti.t Lonr (foci and Edinttoq 4 ll Gazette4i oat! hi 1116 Sentet, itewsptitwers, writing that a dist ri tAtion of the tunil aino t ig the legatees is intended, again cultist?, sopa on the Scotch (imams tintstandirig peremittorlll/ tit collie briore him and estaidith their claims by. 0i.1114t they wt nid be entirely y*411141(.4 front all i . :gtit to day pie( of the fowl, tuteryed fo r those only wh ihtmiti dolt'' establiiis their elaitits befOr'e the day the llatter should limit. The rest of tote Pettitlykl toust 'land our fur 14