The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-24 00:00:00

s (1) t;lTer AMgRICA. (3.7111C0.1, Atlo. 10, ICS. INZinar mid the Sprmitrrdi. . %Ve have purposely atil'itted in our two last • 71-visions to MelltiQii idle 1710% - em . eilf3 of thei and the proceedingi on the Main, as we could not until now g ve any Oil; like an intelli ; :.ible account. We know indeeti that their Admiri, Brion again shaped his COnrse for Ocu mares ; that in a few days the squddron returned and landed some people on BonAii.i then that part of the squadron hail sailed for Motif, into • Wit. h port their General looked, and came hack inonediately to Bonair ; and filially, that the squadron, bad separated, the General going to 'ta iadward and the Adiniral to leeward. This we know, but not the reasons or catisc for all this nia t:rtrovring. :11y degrees it transpired that. Bolivar been attacked .and defeated iii Cabrera, and Lit! in the ntino:t b as te, embarking and leav in;t tirtP , u shift for rhemaelves. Abainion et' b‘ heir I, , ader, the command d e %fdeed u pon Sir Gregor Ni‘Olr: , 'goi.; being aim older oliieer than Vol bonbletie; and It was determided to attempt in way to the Plains ; in doing which theii bad met with Major Quern, with a small force lour had attacked and gained an advautage o'er him, so ate to citable them to continue 'Their route. Such is the account, which we are nosy enabled to collate with the Spanish accounts. re ceived by a launch from Li Guayra, which rkroneht diver:hes to his Excellency the Giver nor•General. By the politeutss of a Gentleman tvt o had by her received a Caraccas .Gazette of the 31st Jots., .we can irow.preselit our readers with an extract from it, making evidently an ;d -lusioir to the renconnter with Major Quero, and allowing that the h u h penitents. had got the start of their pursuers towards the interior., though hotly folloived A maonscript copy of Genera) . Morales' this. patch, giving tt relation of the action at Cabrera, is ulso in town. In it he estimates the 'meter on 'both as, nearly equal, each having ,-tout men. The Patriots, however, had the advan tage of a very strong position, but were driven from it after,a heavy time for four hours With great floss. In conseptence of this victory a consider 'dile quantity of arms and ammunition, and even the . printing!tresses, fell into the-hands of the, Spaniards. • have not heard which way Gen,, trar in tends to steer, though, it is eenerally believed for Thomas. As 1 . 4 AdmireLlirion, lie has *molest landing lately out the coast or Paraguatm, but was - ohliged to embark truth the greatest Heel , pitation. ()tits of tire - vessels under his command cut out of a bay to leery on Saturday. last, it !Ioit 1) tinder Spanisn cOlsorrs, from St. Domingo, b"ond hither. It is suppiSta the-itloop was or ' tiered for Atsx-Cayes, and has since been claimed. by this Cilvoritineot. . kxtriiret friars the (44r44rXi Gusparltf,,thg.o4,..l4ly,.loC— tht rtme nic,hr of the Idiii . 1544 P , iitir6eo • .rhOlthiS Morales received, tvltilst itt , Sen Jitl,t , in; irifonHatirm from Major Joan NcoMll , lcri. , , Qiteto, of whit had taken place that slay in the valley of •Pnoto, IMO of the route put.• sued by the eying Insurgents. The Brigadier.. General iiniiedi9tely gave such directions as he thougl,t, espenie.!t, and in obedience to them M, i ur . Quern being reinforced marched to La • V;cloria ; whilst the General,. following the track of tge enemy, was on the 19Th in Maracay, on the 20th intCagile,,and no the 21st in La Victoria. ' On his approach the Insurgents abandoned their • atalion at GliaCiltlllipt, and rap My:continued their enrite by The road of el Pan tie Zarate, The Bd. gatrel.,General lqorales instantly detached a ‘• strong body under Don Felix Rasco to follow on'. the stunt road, and a still stranger division under Alajor Qnerts by .Vistar de Curs, at the 'ante time. issuing the strictest orders to.all the villages on - , the road by which the fugitives might pass. N They : lave, passed through Sr.. Sebastiaii and Canalises, directing their march to the interior , rif the plains dos Llanos), abandoning on , the ti ~ r oad. A great number of men, exhausted with —fatigue and hunger, in such marches in SU difficult -a 'COtchtty. • " •AtteOrding to the.last accounts. Major Quern and Commandant Rasco had. nearly come up with the remainder of the fugitives ; after having picked up upon the road a great number of the wretehis who couht - not keep tip in the flight, atid.thE arms which .they ,were now conducting, now become rather a useless charge, than a means of defence. Several of the wounded who vicaped lit the attion of the 13th, and some of 'those per,ed on theinotintains of Ocomare and Choroni being nimble to joie the main hotly of their corn , pillions, ttuAltire. direction ol the Va4et4 Chtitwo. Towards 0 1 14 gpoint General Nitrides instantly Or tiered a "Alitinn of 150 matt under the Ad:pal - nit .1. Nlit'elso Lopez, who, a ter stone resistance, had hiiaten them on the 27th, killing some_ and entirely dispersing the rest in the neighbouring. wiotni t I t o thickets. They took front ! them `.:() tuusik. t 5, 40 '4lilititiled bayonets unused, 6000 fl;i i y, a aunuituted six-pounder, six cases Of 11.1.,sicet rartri.dges, 80 fanegas -of COVID, 20 watchers, and other things of that tiescriptiOn, In Cboroni, by the latest advices, - two yoting :ten gave •thems.4.lves tit) with twenty...muskets.; nine . others front different places, with two ser^ villas and their OEMs j upwards of sixtymegroes and coloured men brought down from C61111 , :1110 with as many muskets, besides 200 which wire found in their mixes new. AUGUST 17. Alarm od Paragnana. On the 27th tilt. three large armed schooner came to nn anchor off Mavnya, on the coast pf rArAgtilllift, supposed to be those nutlet' Brion, Ai /right fires . were lighted up over all the,coast, for the porpose of causing alsrm, and next (lay Cot, .704 e Merailies oriere.l a genera) twister of the i►►habiiants, who presented tbemselves in number from 1000 to 1500 men. The women; children, /tone*, alnico, sod code every desertption, titre "onlerea to ‘it coatterel into tr.t tilonntsio • ems prts of the country, wiiiclt being ,artompli,li ed, the force assembled under Colonel Jose Mer- Hines Proceeded in battle array to attack Auch of the Patriots as had landed, in number 25 men- The. result was such as might be expected ; this great disp3rity of roger obliging the Patriots to return to their vessels, which, however. coto intim at their abehorage till the 31st, without making any further attempts to land. On the 29111 they captured an armed vessel front Carthagetta, and put about of the crew on shore at Paraguana previous to their sailing, the Tentlintlei• having volunteered lot° the sereice of the Patriots. The schooner George, Warden, ..toaster, from this port, arrived at Paragnana oft the 2441 ult. anti on the 29th prirreefled for bmaica. • On theAtO inst. a large 'privateer schooller. Clilled the Demure, Capt. J. Peneda, Wit l) a Mint plement of SO .men, was lying at Saint Point, Aruba, repining• sails, &C. Our correspondent adds—" Money they have none to pur.ehase pro visilins. They seem to he all and every one of their Chevaliers , Ile la E,peran:a. . The _whole Spanish Coast is tinder WIWI. am' the pcitte,it vi gilance and precaution observcil. Not a boat can approach their shores with being perceived, and is received by a small arniy.' AUGUST' 31. 'rliesolentnities and trjoleimvi which took place on Santittlay last, in hotfoot - of our beloved aiiVe reian's Birth-flay, siirpasss:l itt splendour Nntt per fection ‘Tligt we previously anticipated. The un aniationi %vie, of pop 113tiou 4)1 this colony appeared to be, to prove their loyalty to the So ereign of the Nethe.hols ; nnitm And joy pre• vailtut ammigst al! classes, whilst thee clieeritilocs4 and satisfitutloll which they telt ou the happy oc. casiun was clearly demonstrated. VF,NEZIYV.L.%. Extract from the C'traccits Gutctte of 7th ttntl 14th inst. Ott the 27th the company of grenadiers of the Union, a detachmut of 50 men of Yagers of 'Costilla, and a picket of 25 of the flying camp, un der the orders of Don 13artalome Martinez, the whole under those of the Commindant of the Plains, Captain Dou 'Thomas Garcia, had arrived the town of Chaynaramas. The body of fnr.i.i tires were discovered towards evening in the vicinity of the town, and were iMmediately and rapidly attacked with hihe bayonet.-1n spite of the heavy fire they kept up it was hnpossible for them io withstood this charge, whielf obliged them to disperse in the woods near at hand. ' • • • • The night • was-,drawing on, and the Commend ant Garria desirous of amusing them as long's!, pisasiitle, to give time for the.corps which were following him to come up, retired into the town, diulposted himself in a fortified honse there. - His project 'succeeded to his wish. At day ' break of the 28th the enemy harfsitrrotinded the house, and at eight o'clock a flag Of truce deliver.' ed to Commandaut Garcia a summons, signed by Sir Gregor- M'Gregor, calling himself Uenerni•in t" /fief of that corps.. 'Nothing mild be more' laughable than thts.sommons; it goes even step beyond that of his I , :leellency Cieueral After berianhlng his.ititteraot hand with the title of invincible, Sir Otago/ concludes—"TheTtileolui Itonottf.s_the proVePiesof (.dicers Ato. soldie s 4, ,be respected nmi preserved ; I merely require yonr arms and amtuunitiou. My word is sttervil, and shall he Inviolable." The answer given halt an hour afterwards te as Coached in terms of energy, equal 0). the folly of the summons, , During the day the Insurgents attempted to draw ,near the house, but thirty bodies stretched on the,plain showed the rest•the excess of their te- Jimmy. The night of the 28th all was qnier, and on the morning of the 28th, without thinking any thing more about the SnMillOns, and witho u t b eat o f drum, they resumed th,eiiffigla on the road of the valley of Lea • Ou the 30th the etilumns destined to follow them up, tinder the command of Major Quern, en tered the town, and after it few hours rest follow .ed their route, in puinber about 700 infantry and upwards of 500 cavalry:.. The morning ref the 31st were btirnt the eighty b o di e s found close to the house ;. and near seventy dead and dying were collected in the town Notts" on the road, amongst the former fiVe Qfficerk, irnii the one who acted -as their Major. General, &c. 4c. On the 10th inst. a rapid march placed th e co litmus under, Major Qucro in the liato (cattle pen) of the Stwort 0, where'the enemy was posted As soo, es observed, the Major ordered them to attacked by some Carabineers and Riflemen. The enemy retreated precipitately for two leagues, till' lie reached La Quebradita, where he made a stand, tavouted,by the marshy soil of the wood; and by a rivulet % , vltielt Itindred our cavalry from acting. The Major rben gave orders for (. 1 40On Basco to force the passage, with the infantry of Aragna and a detachment of the light infantry of Castilla. Rase() satisfactorily obeyed, this order; and dislodged the enemy from his positions, after three haunt amartfiring, whilit the synotroo of Somhrero penetrated into the Savannah- The inundation of the surrounding country .at that time prevented our, troops from pursuing the enemy, and ,they returned to the field of battle. — o ur l oss; amounts to 29 wounded and Id killed. That of the enemy to. upwards of, 150 killed, ac cording ,to the uniform- testimony .of many.ffitlon ers, amongst whom is a C a pt a i n of •Caratpneers, named 149ntero,.wlicr ocpompauiq the rebel 130. liver, Amongst the killed was found the ,adven turer 111 4 Gregor,, who _acted as COnnuander,in. C4igf and, whose coat i clothes . , aml money art in the possession of the_soldier of the Scionticon of Et Sombrero who JAW him. Tim whale ufh4 Guard wakaisp desroyed.., On the. very ;tiny , witett M. nit Ittetter.tett an. nootteed the Liberty of the Press, M. DR CAZE siippreistA the . Naive lierte for having ,said that tett liberty was dangerons in 'the. prewit circum stances. ".Was this giving the lie to the Edit or of to tne, f'cinte Minister'?" An accou►int basinet) scot _tl3.'frotp,/rivertnn,o( . , the elopement pf u married )atly„.irpm, w z ith officer 9f,...#ragoons i—bnt wdo not feel ourselves warranted in givi t %,tii f na m es , or other particular, which have l reacttjrc IFetOr i i; „ 101,1cr, IfiTgLIAGErCE. NIANSION-110[7:-E. . s ET.11:4 NQ GAMR.--..S eSterriity * the . ear'rit 4 ioT - the Cheslood errand -cart, with three miter pct.- sons, were bronght up, charged with unlawlntly detaining a large quantity at pule; the property J essu p, E"1. The labels of the baskets directed them to be sent ft Parker's ilertford coach I .notwithosloling Arttielt the hook.kreper of the Sprat! Eagle, in Gracechtirelt.strectt sent thew by the above-namell .e ;in conselnence of the delay this occasioned the whole tvese stiVed. When the game was delivered in, a chttl-ge was made of IL. ds. and a tnlse ticket prof:Heel. The Lamb MAYOR, alter expressing his dttermitiatitin ttt put a stop to this sort of conduct, which, he Observed, had increased to a great extent, advised Mr. Jessup to bring an action against the parties for. the damage he had Sustained. QUEEN-SQUARE. CONDUCT 00 INFORMERS.—lnformation was given at this Office by Jdnies Marriott*ld, a censed hawker and ptnilar, against a set of Com mon Informers NIA 'a' pertyroggiug Atforney.— Warrants were granted, and the foilowitte persons were apprehended . awl hi ought before PATRICK COMUHOUN, Gewge Virter Ilifictsler (a discharged oliker from tie Hawkers and Pe& 'ars' Oilier), Joseph :Vey ind Jooph Gnu (Common hifor mei s) and Frooiis Crisp, who acted as So licitor upon. the occa.ion. The pri•mwts wiihrd to eompri,mise the affair with 11. e Complainant, hut the Magistrate would not allow it, and order• e 4 them to . find respoot•ible bail Ibr their appear :nice at the Qmoter Sebsions, two housekeepers in the sent . ot 501. each, aunt themselves in the sum of 11)01. each, which they foundand were set at liberty. BOW-STREET. PatVATII THEavtts, Flops, &c. re spectahle female applied to 'Mr. UtaNiC, stat• ing that her son, who was in the employ of an attorney, in Carry•street„, was in the course of ruin, unless his practices could, be stopped. Lir frequently staid wit till past two • nickel% i n the toorniog, and by some cards or tickets which she had fo: u in his pockets with a figlire a Harle quin on them, she had ascertained that. he was connected with a . sompeny for private theatricals, who assemble, in Picket-,place, near Temple-bar. In consvquence oc this information a search-war rant woe granted,.apil La. k, the two Smiths, and others, went to execute it yesterday morning About one .o'clock,, when they font.:d the asiernbly toile in es hat are called the Old It ohinhood Rooms; no theatricals,• however, were going on, but a com mon hop. Ott the of f icers entering the room, they found a blind hi l lier, and a man telt° timid see playing a clarionet. Being`cirnsidereti fresh customers, the fctuales withont . partners held - out . their arms to go down th'on ; rim officers, however, dill not accept of the invitation, but soon caused at panic and a finale; and at length secured all in the horse, and lodged. th'ent in St. Clement's watch-house. Yrfnerdily moriiing they were brought to the office, and oc-onitied nefore Sir NATHANIKL CONANT, *bell it appeared, that, .r,ofOr I)tttpose of evading' 'the law, the'mottey Wien was for Cofrce, and the dance ;Oat:tied 'fliere being, therclore, no motley taken tit the -door, they were all discharged. WORSHIP-STREET. Yesterday there were shoot SO prisoners corn. mined, several of Otero for disorderly conduct and ar.saults, and a few for petty thefts. . The rest, a b o ut 17 hi ntimber,' were brought op by th e Officers of Bethutil-green parish, who found them on the preceding night sleeping in the brirk fields,. sniffle of thent actually on the kilns *hidh were btirning. They all exhibited a_most wreteh..• ed and. deplorable appeaonce,, and were strictly examined by the Magistrate with regard to their place of nativity, and the business they were brought up to. They on-proved to be discharged sailors., who could get PlO employment, ,and hail no means of subsistence : most of them had not slept on a bed for several weeks, and were HllOl3ll in a state of Starvation. There was only one fii=' reigoer amongst them : one of them swid,he pected a ship immediately ; be was: .discharged„ and the rest were committed Under the Vagrant Mt. , MARLSORrsUGHATREET. Y,rsterday Joseph Bornand, an elderly man, was examined 'on a charge of obtaining a quantity of japanned goods of Messrs. May and Stone, iron. mongers; in Oxford -street, tinder false'pretences: Tueprosecutors stated that the prisoner had been -in the emplOy of a,Gentlemin who had been their customer fur several years. Some time ago he was discharged, since which he called at the poo secutors' shop us if. sent by his master, and sue= ceetled in obtaining %eeeraktea-boards, kirks, &c. ; no suspicion whatever was entertained, until some days ago the twister called, and from bii state meat the fraud was discovered.—Kturauded.. • , s•URTOSITIRS IN &NATURAL litiTorit.4—As tome men were LOOT digging stones in the garden of Mr. 3011 N DNNIELL. at Wartninster, they disco vered', iii•the middle of is vast strati' of rook, anti at nearly twelve feet from the surface, a toad and a newt ; both animals, were alive, and of full size, anti their habitation was just large enough to con tain them the interior was perfectly smooth, lined with sand, end without the ainallesCorifice qr crack, On being exposed to the air ? the co !nor of both the animals was altered, and life fur a few tuuluents was sospended: :Near the same place, in a strata of sand, there was al,o found some sharks' teeth, in a state . high pieBerva- Hon, withsome of she alveolar' process reinliti 7 s ing ; likewise the amide and scoputa of a.humati subject, the latter of which, on being exposed to the air, imMetliately pulverized. • • Two new (mating hodies are now pabing'the disk„ .They appear to traierie it clutekei than the,bodies formerly . ,observed,' which scents to Indicate t hat they tire less distant fro in the earth. One ~of these nets thetareist Oat Ants' appeared, $lO the, other dOes not scent so Say, doasiderahle.—Maris Niper - • The weather was very line-this ntor&ng, and 'a number of shearers in the Westport.—Wag and vietnals.—tEcAnt;urgit Cut:null, Oct. IQ ' cdaosr.r.i. ;vc:tiES. . _ To 'tlie 'following eirctimarince England, IX, cording to a tradition, indelnetl tor that useful instirution of the - Coroner's Niftiest, and probahll' - its recital may prove gratiiSriug td um. numernut readets, at, It time when Curciter's verdicts are become so frequent " A tientlevrontau ifi Lonti.fp, after haring buried six husbands, found a Gentleman hardy . enough to make her a wife once More. Fur ke veral months their happiness was mutual, a er euntstince which seemed to pay no great comPli" ment to :the former p.trtncrs, who, us she said. had disgusted her by their t hintkenness infidelity. With a view of kng;veing th e red character of his Mate, the (entlenorn he,r;arl frequenq to absent himself, anti return at Loa • hours, apparently intoxicated. At fiat reproaciles, • but afterwardi menaces were the consequeixes, of this conduct. The Gentleman persist ed, and seemed tif, become every day inure old more addicted to his bottle. One evening site imagined him quite drunk, 1111St•Wed A leaden weight frirm bile of the btet'VeS of her g own) , anti haring melted it, approached h er has.. baud (who pretended tb be asleep), in order 10, pour it into hi) ear with a tobacco•pia.e. Con.. ei tie ed of her wickedness, the Gettilentan stored up and seized her ; when, having procured assist- ante, be secured her until morning, and conduct.. , • ed her before a Magistrate, who committed het' to prison. The bodies of her )ix husbands dug up, and as the marks- of vitylenta discernible upon each of them, the 1 ) 10.'10 trel" wilt appeared so strong upon her trial,' that she, was coudemiteil and executed." IWI ISQVESTS HELD YESTERDAV; An Inquest was held at the Coach and Itoriei, Wllifechavel, before J. W. IThwirr, on the body, of Mary Clear, aced 7 years.—Mrs. Strange stale" she livel iottlston-street—on Sunday mornia-g. lust, between six and seven, she heard the•shrieki of the dece.tked, aid immediatily saw her la the passag4- with her clothes all in flamesi called het- father to her asSistance, - ana th e y 5U.)- C%IittgUiSIIVII the flames. The Jecelised eruc t. hart, particularly about the lower p a rt of the bbu , Yi and she died on Monday, not medical assistance was rendered. Witness lOvW deposed, that the. falser of thellectased was a rrY worthy indust rious MHO. Stitrinti gone ;nn On war business ; attd the mother was confinedso her having been lately delivered of a child. Nu "w hi What means the fire commu nicated to tu7 child's clothes; but she herself said d! she topli 11 , ligh1"1 f ondle to go into the coal cellar, for a ''' n! and by that means set herself on fire. Verdict. " Accidental Death," t ard Yesterday tip . Inquisition was taken I.le, ''J r ROOM St St. thirthOlOMOV'S Ho e spital, SemsoN, Coroner' for Loudonn s pit ; nuo.7 a poor man. who, o met his dot,!' consequence of being kicked by horse oft 4 :1 l'lst• appeared front the evidence •ohluf(hi: Nat gte deceased W. 14 IA middle Sget) 111 ,1, . 'wife H 10.614 ideltildertt tlepeitaing 1'11,11;4 for support ; ,11,14 he gots livelihood by a l , seorenger's cart. ( h i Tuesday he wei at Islington in loading the curt t " 1 " i " Olt of taking tip a shovel from under the sh at aftstdov !tom! !ticked hint on the side of the face, hetitl alitinst p i cu es. Ile was it:v.l3"i • t:tt his • 10 minutes. vulveyed to the . Hospital, but esimta minutes. Verdict --- " Accidental Dei.th." Monday morning , . Of?°1-It 11.e.Hits. A dot Of the inr)ioter breed . n11 1 ;1 1°91 ;414 south side of St. Paul's, from Vililing-st.TcC,!4l;4 bit all, the dogs ^ that came in his n,ay ; Went clown tandgate.. hill, Was pOrsned, overtaken. ne f r • 'l* t Ye . V e between "WI ielnek, sonic -toimd me ans to e nte. ttta bed chamber of Mr. Gray,-the tign of the Head snd French Horn, in DOke-strect'' St r ithfiel it , whilst the family were eturl"r. c attending their customers, arid by -meal's ' lf 1) „ 1 ,,nt lock opeiiefl ilk desk, and stmt; about a hundred pounds - in Wank - not" c r ij oa• - a quantitt ot p h" , e. t t ti P cs - 04 shlerahle auto - oat, with which t _ j i : i :S .i c l u i l) i v t„tlny eitd. oight, about eleven o' clock ' Noun waj -kiiitt ) „i. alotig well, - he was met by three man, 0 1 . 1. e t/ . 1 \hit C . °llarett t hem , and Ilona/tiled the other two stood by with i sl:* hands, th rea te n i ng hi s m ob ally . - CB O4 attire. Uc 'gave theta his pnrse, contat!ifog:ti one pound notes, with r which . they 11 h t.. ret real . _ t.:0414 SlAlth ET. l)c . golan 23. i . 5 i ct . ,, , 4 of. Ships at 111itritet. Si4r. sold. 1 .7 9 N lC h c :th e4 .:l t a l itir e .....4........1 7 1; .. ....... ..'..:. ........... gd il: 'tt: '.:1 ,..- vlsi si 3' j: 1 S4oteb Cu:o 1 ...—• ,;-0 4- 2d* to 4)j. 1 . Stunt coal 2 ..... . 34i. 0_i10.........,....... MATEIS. , - sqatiret %4111* On the 'l9th, 'Mn.s Gi egoil,'St:Atturew 'migh t ut thtue,ltter. k' o f at J obtire Some day, Mrs. Johnston, Plince s s.A:rcrth pa son. _.—.--- _ 0 I' n , lettties4 4 7 4t ir , NI wis fl t 5...„.._ ,. 4 111!,, i 014, r• . .011:S, . pic y 0 "-"' I° itcbrera , yotfiqq , l dattgliter of 71 101 " s ' , t Ecci. of Cross-strryt. - - ~ uti 4 '; t io' the kfi ri Of Jnly last, en - the tfooritius;Charrrolf 3' rfr i . E; 4ll "ir liAl• lot iirl• tor -Gotte tit' of ' Wood * us d ,l d ' 1 . 13°1 ; 41' ": . '':" P e nilloPc,,tpClotil4,A. Eliz:tbellajlore.l,4, oi ) . l4 iiitY, - l er of She It‘otiell Brircl:q, fltirt.' ColtectOr of h ., ' ' ,l ii i e r t : is r. , r c ii - ,.:::::! o r t , lr r r S i t fi c h atii, to Eliza. sveonq L l3 '4 l ' 4°4'l'4 oteroal ttereoues in tlint Colony. to trete igi thy iifh, itt 'l l 4iiii, IrEtwiti,Joiiii.ifockler, VI . 4 101'w %Old' t Up:, Neuttand - , -on the 4th, John Alqicl"i*''ir:/justibt4' ritt.Nal , ,titute of ,the 1514134.1 of Li.w!:-.4, to.Cliii,kiatiai:7 2 2..... of the Iter. t 111 , 4 h Nlooro, Ot t gm 2:ill ult,, at EntutyDatf:dl);S:Cotiliit oittlindscer44:o"l' author of the 44 Nati' Ronuote al Seenktirt' 4 "' Kttig-ht of tt.e Ordt rof St. S te piwn. t , ipteef t" On•the -IWO; at Joniti• nitre:cr.. • El4kt India Rouse, it+ the 76th ;car df his 3g,,.e. winiicp; Ntr Yt•steri'.ay, Iflituzwv, in Ns 77111 PA , /** .."141 O or11: - ii-titolmnAv•isatie• 1, n the Nth, at the manse uf Oertto e ft f Sc`etio ni Ira!' of 1146 age, the Kest. Joint Bethune, D'.i) poroush. WNl' N )t)- PI Ifltcti . 1)% , .1. It. I; • 'IA kilv , No. 7 + s ool s• ' , buildings; rind It': . . v iol 0} at the St/N4)rrtec,_ No. I 12, Straw! ; al cast 074 4 114, Lettrrs)Av. (ostvird) altist