The Sun. — London, England, 1816-04-08 00:00:00

S NAVAL-NEWS. ALWICH, Aram - 7:-=-Arrived the I.,(;rd N'el. 'ton . packtt front - Clexhitycn, and yacket . from GOtienbui:'gh. Salled thefolltitving transports, all with troops for * the Cinitinent they'Proceed tr's't to Ilre'tnerlike . :—the Coaster, 79 ; tomnlerce,3lVls; Iran, It. L.; Ventts,.C. G. ; • 3 Biddeford, F. Fortuax, G. 13 ; Britannia. 8.F.; and the Unity. . also the Auckland packet , for Tlolh;tid ; Leic'eter packet for Cuxha i.en; ChM - to - tie 'packet fdr Gottenburgll.-Wind` E. 7.- , "-Ar . rivid the Fl4rriet, 660; bartmoutly, 422; Neptune, 233 ; 178 ; I S ron►ise; 267 and Perseverance, G. A. 'transports, 'with the 6th and ith battalions of the King's German Legion, from the Mediterranean, Lest from Portsmouth, for Embtien, and remain.— Wind W. l'armouTti, APRIL s.—Salled his Majesty's "ilrs Tay, Heron, Jasper, and Whiting, on a PortTsMOUTil, APRIL 7.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Aquilon lion; the Mediterranean ; Dwarf froni Plymouth, with troops ; and the North Btar,'from Jamaica ; the Apollo, DunC'an, Hotiud, British Vile, and Harper transports. trom-thtern . sey, with troops ; and the Anna transport from the Mediterrlocan, under quarantine; Speedwell, HARNINGTON, from Waterford, with loss of both her topmast,,-and other damage.—Wind N.V. LIVERPOOI., APRIL 6.—Arrived the IVylam, ROBINSON, tram Pam ; sailed the s 2tl February. On the 31st oh. off Tuscar, was run'on board of . by the Mary, JACKSON, from this port for Alex andria, w!Lich vessel carried away her bowsprit, and received other considerable damage. The Wylnin sprung her foremast, and damaged her larboard bow. On Sainrday the dispatches were finally closed at tile E t India House, and delivered- to the PuNvi sof the followin g , ships, viz: Prince Regent, Citpotin T Hums ; Phoenix, Capt. J. PYKE— Madras Bengal. A large quantity of manufactured tobacco was • seized on Tuesday seinnight upon the quay of Sligo, by ttECUARD Houssas, Esq. Collector of .ttle• Utibtoms. in the act of being smuggled: It tr - ts made up in blrrels of 'rosin, and an entry had ne t o a llv pl t :sed, and the duty paid as if the barrvis eutituoted altogether rosin. The tolnicco is at a ..:opc-rior Vality, and was bronglA from New York by the Juno, which is likewise under aeizure. •- • JANIAICA. Umnitiia Shipping intellige»ce to Feb. 10,E "Thr rhake.hrig, of Ili ginia; Captain Piao, :from Lt‘:Vera Cruz and Campeitehy, with specie, •and the Carnation brig, of 18 guns, Captain J eL ton acting, from St. Thomas's, last . 6-maives, arrived at Port . Royal on Saturday afternoon. The ForeSter brig, of IS guns, Capt. Hendry, and Onyx brig, of 10 guns,. Capt. Strangeways, Were lying at La Vera Cruz when the Drake sailed. The Spanish frigate Sabina was to. sail ,shortly 'from La Vera Gritz for Cadiz, with an immense sum of um►oney, which had been sent from . Mexieo ,to 1.4 a Vets thimon #ccouot of the . Spanish Go 7.verninent. The Primrose brig, of 18 guns, Captain Plkil lott, saiiecl on.Titesday morning from port-Royal -for Curagon, for the purpose of taking on hoard the. British GovernOr Major-General Le Coutenr, -and his suite, and to proceed from thence to one of the Windward Islands, where they. wilt embark for Ghent Britain. 'the Alfred the Great left Cowes on the 3d, end the Land's Zvi oil the 4th tilt. .She has brought otit 185 recruits for the 6th battalion of the 60th *ad 101st.1tegintents.- The Cot of Cuba. in particular the port of St. Jfigo, k very mach Infested by ,Carthagritia pri vateers.. 'Clue (inventor of St. Jago, in Frbrtutry, fitted out a brig of six guns dud 125 men, to clear the coast ;' but the returned Wit y 'after sail ing, having got a cnniplete drAbing from ona of them. "111 , . Carthgenian hail only one gun and thirty-six men. 7 1 :By advicea to abnut Abe middle of December Jp3t, front Gorec, We learn the at rival there of t ransport, with the Governor (Colo : - HattsteTo) on board, and Major I'EDDIS.and ICApinin CAMPBELL.. The 11ajor hired the Abtive catter, to take hint to Sierra Leone, in order to ionsllt with Colonel M'CaturY as to his intended journey into the Ulterior of Africa. Major !Jennie would return without loss of 011ie, and then pro amed to his destinatiett. We regret. to state, that the expedition had nearly met with a fatal teetni ltatilio, by . the intend'ed M ur der of the principal Passengers on board ttie Spring transport, on her 'way t o Goree. A mutiny had been planned on bohrcl,but it was fortunately discovered in titne I'y Lieutenant KERNEY , ivlto, suspecting whet \vas ;wing forward, 'gained over one of the otoxt active in the plot, rho statud their intention to be, t . o murder all the principal persons on board, anti away with the ship. Such dispositioo WO . a hOoll til4lie by the °Jivers, that the ittotineets had to chance lett but to surrender. These particu lars may be relied on, as they were forwaided to itltssrs3 ) .LeNit and Sbnsj who Otted out tbeSPOPg trim Einglised. , • - CONSTABLE'S STAVES. • , • nr. Entrott,:-L-As CnlsiableS 'are 116‘ . 17 . to be ernployel on all oce,tsions, I beg to ,ngget..t thin their Staves latiglit be of wood suitable to the ya !jury of theirskrViCCS ; ex,gt. ft., • Marriage Ceremonies, of ' Mateliwooti For Birth-Days - • - Gree.}wood For Funerals worm i%uud For 'Charity-School Processions Birchwood For.t he Opera-honse,. Foreign wood: For ltiuts • . • t Boxwood F9roGontlagrations • l Firewood For Lord Mayor's logwoutl For Drawing- R04.1/11S BrUSIIWOOd For Auctious Deal For the Houses of Parliament Poplar Wood For escorting Deftness, &c Brushwood For. Routs . s'attinwood Fur Opposition 'Meetings ' TouChwood For all common occasions Plaucwuod For Buonaparte (since he has not the proper tree) Longwood Fur the Nary-Office, Rosewood and Laurel ; Horse-Guards, Bois de Itouiogne and Wood of Soigues; and for Carlton• House, British Oak. tour's, Ike. SILVESTER DAGGEIIWOOD. T11E; Tli 6ATIt ES . KING'S THEATRE.—A nest , Ballet, entitled Gun zalve de Cordure, .tvos brought out on Saturday eveningr to a must spieoiliticolodoy of spertatorl. It is b y Mons. A. VEsTnts, and is clic greatest work of the season. Mitch cost and decoration have been bestowed on it. Th'e scenery and dresses are beautiful, and the music .by k r ENUA, butte in new.compositiOns and in what he loti adapted front his( twiner Ballets, is striking and appropriate.- The subject is taken trom Florian's N o v e l, with some changes or -accommodate the story to the chat acter of a Ballet cr Action, and it was universally acknowledged by the incessant plaudits which accompanied the progess of the that A. Vt , :si ins bus succeeded in diversify ing the stdry—in ereating . and'sustaining a strong interest', and in presenting to the eye beautiful groupes and elegant dancing. -LAN E,—On Saturday Ike chapter, of Acciaents . was i eltcat4tl, and y ming Lady (Miss Multaay) who appeared as Cecilia, on Tuesday, made her sectind curtesy. Her reception sy as again nattering, and she evidehtly ituprovediu her theatrical efforts, The tiftetpiece of The Two Misers was rvvived from a t wentyyeAts'oblivion,tray; and, it wg ,tray judge by the plb r innits it received, will not either soon, or for to)) , length of time, he !Aid upoo the shelf..tigain. '[lie clutt.icters ate well cost,' A nil , Irs.DicKaNs,Miss KELLY • Mestirs.KNiGhl , GATTIE,• 1111 d COOKE, did as touch as singing antiacting .do to promote its Success. 'the, music, chiefly by the latter, is very pleasing. OXVOItib, MAIVili 6. A usspensaticni has ,passed the Cireat Seal, en shill% the Rev. W. Ilicks, Clutplam to the Right Hon. the Countess of Orkney, to. hold die Rec tory of Whittington, with the Rectory of Cubher ley, in the county of Glocester ; to which he 11,24 been instituted by the Lord Bishop of that dio cese, op the preentntion of John Eiwcs, Esq. of . Colesborne Park.• The Rev. Dr. T, Brookes Us been presented to (fi e vakable Rectory of Avening, iti. the county of Glocester: The Lord Bishop of St. Asaph has been pleased to present the Rey. Thos. Albin►, Cloplain to the Loyal:Saciety, of Ancient. Britons, to the valitable Living of Llandrillo, Denbighshire. The Rev. Henry Watts Wilkinson, M. A. was List week liceneetl, by. the Lord Bishop of Nor wieh, to' the perpetual Curacy of St. Gregnry and St. Peter, Sudbury, o►t 'the nomination of Sir Lachlan Maclean, M. D. 1 " The Parties in the cause of Scandal, rPirly CUMMING f Appcllant, againit Miss Wool) um! Miss Putcui, navc agreed, at the instance of the Lord . CHANCULLOR, that no legal argument shall be heard at' the Bar, which must occasion 'the Court to be Open .; bat that the case shall be left to the judgment of .the Lords, on the perusal ut the pa pers and statement from the Woolsack %with shut doors. So this ektraordiaary cause will not be repurtednor will time pa (unexampled as they are in character) he included in the usual distri bution of pruned cases."--(.Morning Taper.) • . WC cannot .copy this paragraph tvithout offer ingonr si,ccre tribute of respect to the Lord Chancellor for his conduct an this occasinn. The papers alluded Lo are,indeed unexampled for pro. flipcy and disgusting ribaldry, and neatly would have . been thr responsibility of his Lordship had lie suffered them to be circulated .to outrage COnIniOU decency, corrupt pubhe manners, and depraVe the words of the times. They have been under seal since they were received trona Editt bug!), and the salutary ounisnres adopted . , %yin prevent these abominations front ever gettihg into circulation.---The,coutary owes my Lord LL.DON its best thanks. • . Lord BYRON, it IS said, is preparing to quit England tor a Tour on the Continent. His Lord. ship's Library was sold a day or two 5 jure in Pail-Mall. Lady BYCON is eXpeCted iii lowil iu the month of ;.Ilay, with her lather, Sir itALPH 1111LISANK N 024. i'here is no thundation for the report of la.'gat proceedings being itlituted. The separation was by mutual cousent.—(idorning Post.) A Musenin is' about to he erected at Munich, tor : the ,tine .COUCetiUll of Antiques belonging, to the rature RI;;YAL. The Lottery , Offices are in a state of Siege, in consequence of the Contra.ctor, T.. Him,. atla 'Knowing the valuable Bonus which wi!l attach to all 'Pickets dull Slittrel , ptiritliased before the Filth hitt: (gee :~il~settiscittent). The Rehearsal and Anniversary of the Music to he performed at: `St. Vatil's Cathedra), before his royal Ilighnees the Oldie. ClotitittiCit *ud rest of the Sle . ‘i/ards of the FeNtit Of the Snits 'Ol tltr Cterv .P y , for the present year, are fix,e4l for 'ftiesitay the Nth - and Tbu'rsilay the lOW 01 May-. , Tun AR \IY. Weciaes4kly the P.e it:ats of lite Gth,.. .. an d 576, reg i m : Fn ,, le.ft IV.iachester City for Dovi;r, their volite. for Francl . . The h from Ii fast, tinder the C 0 91,113,0 of Licat :: C;olorel liactiNtwEt.t., haye-ar lived' in an(Pliow form part of the gdr , tison. The 16th regiment of infantry, Which latcly re turned from traneii, comincuced,:iiA march Tuesday hiorningfrtpu Fer ! o ! ,y for Limelit.k. Tuesday de-at of the 70 It 7rgintolt marched from Ediobnrgh 6.0 e to Le!th,..where they em barked to join the reginient,- n osy (iitartered at Knigston, Upper Caikada. • • • Time Valiant corps of Scotch Greys, s tat ioner) in Canterbnry, were draWn out in the Bartiack Field on Monday morning .la.t; and dinar iinivc men wliu were preient at tlie.glorious battle of 14/otter loo, were each presented witli a !liiVer Medal,, to commemorate their gallantry in that well4ought fielti. Colonel Sir A. CLAItkE, K. B. on present ing these badges of valour, addrissed the regiment in an appropriate speech; calcolared to excite the most lively fecling,in thehosonis of the heroes who heard hint ; and never was military honour More gallantly carped, or military merit nioredeserveill rewarded. The medals, to tire, number of 313, were'illike distributed to Ow ()dicers and Men, and are to be worn on all occasions ; they are about the size Of a alireu.hillit,4; bank token—nti•nne side is a fine likeness of the Regent, on tie other Attie, with the %Tre'ttli of Lirtoiy ; chore, the figure Wellington: tinder " Wcaerloo;" while on the exergue is stamped the name of cacti man whose valour entitled him to this honourable distinction, from a grateful and admirin,ts conntry. The whole army is to partake of thi s honour, FIRE 'AT NEWFOUNDLAND. [Ferthcr l'aniculars.) The lass by fire at Newfoundland is estimated at MAUL %Viten the accounts left St. John's ,the pnblie, subscription for the relief of the suf.. ferers 'unnamed to 17301. The whole population of the town i>i Inated at twelve thonsand souls. . _ All the buildings between Sawyer's-earner, at the east end of Ditelovorth-street, and the 'nen. , MethisdiSt Meeting...house, at Gill's shtite, west ward, and from the corner building on the King's beach, facing the Ordnance wharf, to the erections oppnsite,. Messrs. linnter's and Co,'s, in Water street, cot - 46;41g about 130 houses, were com pletely destroyed. In, theie are included the Houses iii the Clooni-Itnitse-Jatie,, north of Duck worth-street. , The Custom-house and adjoining buildings happily and narrowly escaped.. When the. &Mrs readied the north side of Water-street, facing the premise's of Messrs. Jas. Alaebraire'rindCo. thr immense body of fire abwost iu contact (From the narrowness of the passage at this point) with the konsca on the south side of the street, 30111 . commimiudted the flames to the 'fronts 3113 roiils of those haildiugs. It was here that very extraordinary efforts were required, and were happily exerted j for upon the success of thole awls depended die security of the must im portint part or t he town. THE MARKETS. CORNEXCItANGt s AtHU, Market w•as very thinly ,supplied ►vith all kinds of grain this morning, having only re ceived snore !mid samplCs ►vith Wheat and Weans ; cunse ,►luently Fine Wheat sold readily at an advance of from Is; to Cs. per quarter from this Jay week. Fins Barley and Beans are each full Is. per quarter dearer. Fine Malt may alio be notad Is. per gamier higher. In Pea; there itrtint little du ing. Oats are in deniand, and Is. per efitarter dearer. In other kinds of grain there is nu alteration. Foreign Wheat - 453. , 555. Fine ditto - —s. ‘Vileat - 4/3. 57 , 4, VIM' LIMO .• - - 7th. —s, ltvu - - ' Q3s. SOs. Eine ditto - 311. —s. Harley - - 2 at. 245. 1•%t; • ditto - - - 2nd. .—y. NLiw ditto . • , - — 4. Malt - - fins, 655. Fine ditto - - —s. Whiteliea.ii(hoilers) 31s. 3:34. 1' ina ditto - - - —s. Peuse - - es 4. Sutrurret.n, APRIL 8.-I'II supply of prime Ileasti, and the show of Cattle in general was considerable; Beef, Mutton, Veal, and Pork, supported last prices; and the trade, for the aunt part, was toleralal7 brisk. The sales in the Hay-market were somewhat lire!) , ; Hay, Straw, and Clover, fetched last prices. We subjoin an accu rate statement of the prices and namberst— Fide Grey Pease -31 s, —s. Tich•lleans - - Old ditto - -20 s, 840.. Simi! TiCk beaus 29i. 34 Old ditto ;, - - Os. 34. Feed' Oats - - - l(ii. 181. Fine ditto - - lOs. Ills. Poland ditto . 19s. 21s. Finn ditto - 235; Piita!oe ditto 48s. Untie Seed 261. 421. per last. Fltoir 50s. 66.. Seconds - - 455, 60a. is day's 11farket had a good . . To sink 014;01%1, pet stone of all). ' , ricer, 3 % , 3d. to 4st 4d. Nluttun, 4s. Ocl. to 61. Lanth, Si. 0d..t0 . 05. Oil. Veal, 4s. 84. to tis.od. Pork. 4s. 01. to 51.4 d. tirititm, .2 No. Shim), 14,400. Cakes, IVO. Pigs, 2110. I lAr - Atax.ET.—flay, 81. 011, to M. St. Straw, 11. its. to 11. Itis. Clovvr, 41. us. to M. 10s. In consequence of several hundred carpenters assembling near the New Custom House, and'as. snulting the men who had agreed to work itt 28s. a week; the . turd Mayor went to the spot on tia turdayinorningi with two hundred .constables. , ;- Not one of the offenders appeared. A large body of constables will he placed there every morning. MELANcnoLY AccinfiNT.---011 FridayafternOon a child iibont eight years of age WAS nearly burnt t o . death, by her clothes having ...caught tire ut a house in Paradise-it reet Bat t le-htidge. She was Conveyed to the Middlesex liospitul in the most exeinciating agonies, and expired in the - following - morning.. This melancholy event arose merely from a spark which issued from the tire-place. The untortunate girl was left to take care oi three children, whn'happily escaped from all injury._ AN O THMACCIISENT.---On Saturday alit:6lolin as the servant, with two children, of Mrs. Metettri, widow of the; Lac Mr. SAM. MAnTiN,. .Antrim, in Ireland, %VHF . Wall of WitiOnt and Deatrus'a brewery in Smithfield, 4 - hay•stack placed On behind it, in the in,,ide the.preinites, fell toss arils the stareet, and in uo instant swept down, burying - the maul wo•;. : man and tine two children in the ruins. 'ri.e greatest diligence *vas ostil 'removing the rub. WA, but the' wointOi and ofte.' 01 the children, 'it fine girl'abont seven yi•iirs of age, were' rrovideutia(ly the that 'Wits in the Dulles a rms was hut little injured, the W0111 . 411'3 . body taeehig fOrnitd-IV 11001. :101) . tO the little inimettt. INTELLICIENCE., - c t,TItT OF c.,s ,t , AP' ,L 6. - Mr. Dhfreshe who itttetnit,l Cmirt virtu* t of writ of . 11;area s ctiritlis„ addi-v , • , d the Chan. cyllor paelpiiis, to ret s pole ter cm "lno '( ! 1 itis L )to i . entove hito tri,ht e cus totly pt s tk.tlarshal of the Ring's Hog het:it committed hu ! re thao thrr, wr s,:yelrsiiince by t1 1 )c Co.•.thissioners. h am et i the it, for Mtn ht to a swot certain ijuesrtotls put to 11114, ott his h t s re~itr~.to his poi s ,,sia, of ..tiore c>ooki than he.producel at that exumihatioh.. After sorne prelimin ar y mattvr with regard t o m fors, .his Lot-4911y desired M , . Doti esue to go throu; 4 b with Gt whole of his petiiion; assuring him of a most attentive hearing, Mr. D. then read thepetition;.vVhich r eca pit u . lated a lo n g series of transactions b e t ween him self and the petitioning creditdr in bill transac tions, time balanceofwhodi Slr. 1). considered was . on his side. The hardship of his case; he Was, entirely 9104 to the defects in the Bank rupt Laws, which, imelienited as t he y had been; contained many harsh f ea t ur es: li e etted,a case applicable to his own, (of which his Lordship took a note) and 1)1.40 his releaSefrom custody, having made . a . reasonable objection, lie answer ing the'question put to trol l by the Commissioners, The Loan PitiNtEr,Loa ordered his Register to tak s e an order thus:—" Mr: Dufresne to be at liberty to bring- an action to try the validity of the patitiOning credittir's debt; and the assignees to prove -theinselVes worth, SI. of property ter thac purpbse." , Mr. Daresne did not seem satisfied with this, and urged his Lordship to order his release. Loan CtiA.NcEr.i.OH—"llai , ing made this i►r. der, 1 desire it ' na y b e considered peteniptory." J 11 DDLESEX SESSIONS. On Saturday Robert Roberts , of Cola Bath- fields notoriety; who wto tried tinringthe pretienc Sessions at the Old Bailey for felony; and acquit. tetl,.bto detained by order of Lord Ellenhorough, was brought lirto plead to a new charge preferred against 'hint for a conspiracy, with certain other prrions, tti Commit 'tit* robbery its tinestion. The prisonsr pleaded not. Mr, Ata.hy then moved tiusi the prisoncr•might not he admitted to bail till forty-eight boors' no tice shtiold he given and farther, that the 1).01 should be taken at Bow.itteet only. Air. Alley wished the Chairinan should name the amount of the hail to be taken. Prisoner.—l hope, Sir, no invidious distinction will b e mule in my ease ris to the unioinit of bail to be 111 r. ALLev.-1 have desired no such distincti o n should be made. Sir N. CoNANT.—Yoti can have' injustiee done to yon .atirount of hail demanded ; if you should consider the h,,il dennuoliql is exor= bitant, you may, at a trifling expence, ally writ of habeas corpus, which evety' Judge is bound to grant.'' . • The CHAIRM AN.—Uptiti looking at Ors recbril, crud atter.whist has lick,' said by the pristmer;: Cntkrt wishing in all eases to' do jthlice; think it would be th,-oruule to look kilo 4),e ri.co‘,l, Ilia Court; anti liary the pririoncr brought tip ou N tit.. Lure day. Mr. Att.sv.---Tlie Cnitrt won't! then, perhatnt, have the wiottness to take the prisoner's plea, and, 39 I have tipmutis of thirty tS itocit:s in town front ‘Viiolsoi.,acertain whether he [Wails Itilait'e his trial tinting the present sessins, traverse, biltxt ttght to do, 'to the next .`..i4l4.ifitts. The- pr sorter wri then atralgtm i d, and pleaded Not Geihy tend 'further stated, that he hhonitl 'not be rudy to go to trial sill next Se ions. iit was then reillitlitied: Ot.p BAILLY.—On Sattlicht# fthirtien prhotteiws went t r tie(l. three of whom were caiiiittliy, con victed, ' Lary derahanertiiiii Either fonds; for stesilink . fibeili bol ster. lind two pillow), the property of Tloothqs innett, iy Ns ilwellioplionsv; .11ns/7z Fidlir, for privateir stettliik; tale shop of Samuel Hayes, u gclutity,of b4uhs,l4 property. Execurtaß.---Thii moritog-a rew ittin'Otesbe fore nin e o'clock, Ri c ha r d Thusell, for the w i lful murder of his own father at Dittos, ‘vat,itrsuant to his sentence, executed on the entrante into the New Prison, Horsemonger-lone. Russell, slOcis his. conviction, on Friday last at Kingston; of the horrid crime for which be has suffered, had become extremely penitent, and perfettly resigned' to - 1111 fate. 'Luis body was delivered over to the faculty for dissection. • The Particulari Qt time trim W . Oda Parricide pre given in our•latst page.. Aluancl.—On Saturday last, Janies Nall; a bricklayer in . Cock pit Great IN'iln-btreet , and. Iris wife, being built iii a mite Of introxielui,,n, from quarreling f4li to fighting. At lat the lius baud kicked tlic woman iu in ilreedrul a mouser, as to cause her ilsath.in ti.feW Lours. tie has de camped. . Su . tornc."—Tbe Wife at to labouring MRII at Tottenhaut, being harassed tut• the payment of sure)) bill, tat tier tbroat an Friday, and died in a elan time. 01 r oACtimEN.:—Trichiy the sth instßnt; the'CommiSsioners of litickney (3naeheiboliVkteil the under mentioned coachmen owner of ,10P5 litentilty of 155..0n the tortiplaint Of 4 Noble t4tirtl, tui retosal froni the Theatre; notice the errotteons idea. that he was not plylitg toe hire imieSs on a regittar stttutl: all coitdiei anti tharintS found in . the %treets at tiny time, arc compelled to take a fate ander the We flet...— .4 - nthorty Knylvtes, the • tiritet• of No. 79, ,in the penalty' (,)1 for ,Iwitig spunkspunk . employ.. ntent, and driving his tart• in a liirio OtlieliHll sundry penalties, foil carious 'Wieners A Gill Geutletuati, aix feet two itictles high, vibuut-fbrty years of age, Was picked up ilrowiteti PePr, the! Antriiiice a tile Wet uleatikig, uh'ut 1 I : h 11,1i1 (ot a 11,4 1 k grgtst 'Co At, 'blue tinder coat, with yelluv't buttoul, - long driAl) gaitersi yt , 110‘... g love*, ( kirks liiiientul•whi6kers,.iiii bat, shirt coll;ti Ziitutilay i tientlettutu nntlertoul. in t frc ITi LOlld(ip ro •Grt:cnwich Church, its tht sputa 0f.30 miuttivs.