The Sun. — London, England, 1819-08-17 00:00:00

ron THE SUN. ON CHlim II BIUES. LETTER. H.* Mr. EnITOR-.-elf obvious, as I have shewn, are the advantages of the ancient and rcglikr me thod of BRIEF, for the repair or restoration of Churches, why hiss it fallen so much into disre pute, and cornoarative disuse ? Partly from the common vice ol slighting what is old, and pre tetrihg new e\petiosenis ; the same vice which, further' indulged, :would set aside our ancient ,Constitution. to set tip, nobody knows what. It: part, also, front certain misrepresentations, which, being often repeated, • came to be generally be lieved ; , ---atul being once believed, cannot be dri ven out of prejudiced mindi, by any force of evi dence. The first and most extensive error is, that Briefs are farmed, by interested persons, for small s um s and consequently, that all which should be col lected, in ally fl statice, hiolid Such a "11111, would go to enrirli this imaginary person, and he per !ecily useless as to any chaiitable purpose. If ever this sh.ometnl abuse did exist, of which, bow e,ei, there is no existing piool, (except the Act of litul.ament made to present is), to the begin of th- last century it is to be referred, not to any subsequent time. For the Act ,passed in the 4th and sth of Queen Anne is so severe, that there is little chance of such a - fraud having been at , empted afterwards.. It in, * ikes such a covenant totally illegal, every itisirinneut and agreement towards it ipso facto void; and fixes the penalty 'ot five hundred pounds upon the person so pur chasing the benefit of a lit ief, kvilich is to be , paid over to the persons for whom the ]diet was ob tained. What man in his senses would risk the for feiture of five hundred pounds, in a matter so open to detection and information, with so very precarious a prospect Of gain I The Act in truth riff irdg nothing more than a presumption that it, ever had been dote ; the report and common be -- lilt of such a thing being s , A...cient to authorize EntTou Mitch has been both said and an enactment, which, it ptifounded, could hurt Britt en . but !ni c ht p, event the lot induction of nn the distress so prevalent thro,gliontilia "" one ,t the practice, if avrice should ever stake the at tt)lint I•VP and tor its alleviation various plans tempt .11 stave been pi °posed ; That it effectually check the evil, if among these that which has extsting, preve•A it, it othertvi s se n , i s e must i.er r . e e e a of its the tn"sf itoise from the persevt.ring activity a l f , ) , l l l: l .i ) , : t l e e d t" ii t:e a rte p v:;;l' ty "e: ln n: er p tile h a s nor b riny u a tility deviser, is t h e erne of Mr O,VEN, on the ( pro ,1 ever laid before the public that so base a v tilit Y "I' futility of which it is neither my lir b . species of . peculation was alit towed. li t nte 'tor i tt i cot i„ n 1 „ ex p a ti a te, as a Committee How then did it obtai n . fiL f 11st cause such " ' , er n ,p po i itied, aw l mock bas been expected an asset lion is more easily made than disl trt►vecl. frnin t i • . Because abuses are unhappily too common in 'e k.visttri m an d d e lib era tions of such Corn- pract i ce , aw l to o difficultto he preveoted, not to flow, ver , i n t h e i n t er i m , it may be be thought probable, in any case. Becau i se . to ll , , eiihe r orirrelevant i commonly ant useles s n to observe that since and other , collet:l4).s, arc b ally l , ar a hotly of the lower orders of the Com- tanned ; and the disti n ction s not immediately tst - seen, between one collection and another. B. i Thlntit Y totally destitute of employ, anti sub- Th ere , d o open competition is made, and the best °tett I ° the greatest privation in consequence ; i binder is the farmer ; here, a secret agreement, Sr i d since without competitiosi, is supposed; thing too also it is a well ascertained fact that evidently for Hoything hot downtight :titre areUpwarris of 20,000 000 acres of waste land p e „tti et , c i es to attempt or countenance. give: *l-i g l and. the question naturally arises, Why these reasons against the probability 01 the ;twig, b ut e because the direct assertion, that it is false, has employ this body i n its cultivation ? W•th this been niatle a ,, aO) and a t! ain, from the most re that i n di v id na i exer t i o n may • meet vi it It spret able rpl4lters, vet made in vain . , It is . t ,„ lPrl T"tio!late reward, and not class them to- thetetore, to show, that what is so gratu i tously '" n er like slaytask • -.1 supposed is most unlikely to happen, and indeed, es uneer a master, as sin a lYst"--1 • hardly possible. itot only deroptoiv to the Eliglith ch - ? "ter, b ut an inhuman peculation on the miseries 4 114 i nduttlry (d oor Fellow-Cotint'ryint'll. more Sttit- "II) the rail, ideas of a barbarous clime than Ne 1)1714611 refinement of a civilized Nation. To ob iale these di,„weeahl es , it i s prop o sed to let the i t d in small poi t ions, and at easy sentals ; thus bestir will be bruin! not only for the lA.. irer hiffitirlf, but likewise for the junior branches of ills family. by which means they will be en atil "'Ply to pr ov id e f or the various exigencies cs t lite, without having recourse to Parochial Re er• Hence ilie Country would be relieved liont of I" heaviest hardens, viz. the Po - a-s* Rates ; tit ulte our yoothtul peasantry will thus be train evt "P to ear l y h a bi ts of industry, which will s : be fo un d t h e surest gu id e to virtue, come- Preserv e the rising generation of the pea. try fr om vice in general, and from many of tho se less er im misdemeanours to which habits of 414485 naturally lead, until the youthful depre- re b eeotnes t h e h ar d ene d assass i n , w h ose lobos crime is then only to be stopt by the exe hit Of the laws, Hod that too often b ) th e for :re of hi s own Inc. Sine" 1 1 , ti writing the above, I have been informed li eu the Hon. Secretary of the Committ e e of Gen• ti,ie l l . en for t h e encouragement of 111(1119(1y and Re or Pours' Rates, assembled at the King'ii` tiltlrki:Vivern, Poultry, that the preceding re.; whichare fully justified by the information of the c so ti said Committee is in possession ; and tn, !.. m at a very extens i ve correspon d ence bon then) nblt men and Gentlemen ay be seen, and c most ample sati i f act i on obtaitec on applies on obaurer,,ere. This being the Case shall add no t lll r i e ie fer your R ea d ers _ f or an y f urt h er i n • fUrmat inn apd may desii c to the Committee itself ; am, Sir, y etc. FOR THE SUN. Yours, PHILADELPHCrS. * Sce THE SUN of August IR. Mr. ChvitN, who oh.) , properly he styled the Phil lamb'.pi.r, has b. ro e , ,ptai,ing his system last w•eek. on ihe Niond.y aml the Tittosday,at Leeds. Ills Lectures exci,vd very great curiosity, and pi r sons were admitted's kit tickets. He was asked many questions, to which he gave full and saristactory unSwels. lie tra3 r - qq , sled io repeal his Lec tures in a ii.;;4'r p l s, e,HS the Court-House was too litnted tor tho people who,were desirous of hearing them. fir signified that he was ohliged to rvi urn to , nark, but would revisit 'LetAls, Hod give a'hutotant illustrations of his system.— ; The Thatlis it the Meeting to Mr. OWEN were Moved hy J IHN I3LOADs, and secs tided by THOr I MAS !KIN. Esqrs.. and unanimously passed : after audience teiired, apparently highly vivified. The Bishop of CHESTER, previous to his being promo!: d to that See, divided a quantity of the glebe land of the Rectory he then held into small a ll o t m ents, of about an acre and a half each, which he let to worried labourers at a low rent, for their be nrfit and employment ; by which means, in several invta:ices, they were enabled to become tow ributora to the poor rates, instead of being a but then upon them ; and his Lordship found that these men scarcely ever visited the ale-houses, being constantly employe d at their leisure hours in cultivating their little 'pots of ground. The [lon. Captain rAGFT kissed hands on Monday last, on being appointed to the perma nent cominaird of the Royal George yacht, in the room of Sir ILDwARII BERRY ; qtr MICHARL Si t ymoun, B a er; appointed to the Prince Regent yacht, building at Portsmouth, vice the Hun. C. PAGET. Frirsh sedilions meetings ere announced one at Bolton, on Saturdny, the 28th, and another at Preston, on Monday next. They are both called by the Reformers themselves, after thEir requisi tions to the I cul MrigisirAcy for the said purpose had been very properly distnissed with a negatjve. MR. AND MRS. STENT.—From the favourable certificate received from St. Bartholomew's Hos pital yesterday toorntog, woich represents Mrs. Stenras to improve in her braid), she iti consitterekas staliviently well to be able, wiih .,nt tl.•oger, to attend and giVe her deposition. e M,giStrate has therefore mppointed to-mor row (Wednesday) for the final examination of her husband. A BRITON. t o Tt 3 r, _stared from Frioltf(rit, that f )e i e xeetito Ap io of peal at Nl ao h. has propo , :, who is the sentence 0,01) rpm, AND . T, nenr eo(I ; N DUKE; has the GRAD DUKIS Yvt a PProved of this iiroliZnal. al 1 ol cer STIIP NEWS. 4111 Rbenw aletAuo. 17 1-7 .Atrieell the New Mid CARGILL , from Greenland, with 10 fish, 80 tins, lii.PoRTSIROUTH, AUG. 16.—Arrived his" Majesty's (34 nymetle itom the _Mediterranean. His l il es tYs ship Liffey went out of harbour, and bought up at Spithead. HAttwfutf, AUG. 16. Arrived the Lord Nel ;4l Packet from Holland, and, Eclipse packet rpm Cuxhaven, both with mails. RlhAt., Auo . 16.—Arrived, notl.sailed for the ivet., the Princess of Wales, StMs, from ..14. ltllie ft• Arriv e d, an d rema i ns i n theDtmns, the ,ti gmftlemtion transport, from the Westward. litivaßPooL, AUG. 15 —Arrived the William. !"'N. from Charleston, itt 38 days. Auo. 1.6.--Passed yesterday the Clara. mitten, trom Charleston for llotterdint ; she 4 1 , P. 'ke. in l at. 4 3. 16. l one. 38 54 , the John, of Liverpool, from Londonderry for St , ° "'s, New B runsw i c k, w i t h 401) passengers 01) etisTovis. LIST. ' • - )14 .4te reti Inw ar d B , August 16.—T raveller, Hutchinson, )1 11 ' 1)4 Y; John, Spencer, Jamaica; Dryad, Fell, Tobago; rrizn • Wren, Ostend ; Three Sisters. Marchant, r utter dam ; Di amon d , Poun d , H ar li ngen ; D u k e of York, it r Yer,R o t terdam ; Graces, Hatton. Riga; Rising Su;i. Rudd. Re"; (led uld,Reetalle, Memel; Melanie, —, Dunkirk; Thetis, ,th Kruiburgh; Cheerful, Pearson, Leghorn; Earl Ba %:st, Laming, , ,R o tt er d ani ; Susanna, Mearns, Marseilles; • -er T' B ergh, Hamburg]) ; Joseph and Ann, Minster, Anti r,. r Cleared Outwards, August 16.—Vine. Lindsay, Venice; it, ll . .rY, Cl ear, Calais; Royal George, Steel, New York ; Vie d l a, Berry, Malaga; Teazel, Stephens, Rotterdam; An reW Sarage, Kerr, Belfast. r OCTRY. TOASTIANA Drank at ,a late Stockport Female Political Party. MRS. CHAttivvoMAN. titre's the Liberty Tt'rei with two wight‘ at a pnr on it-- Our Wiltshire E.viptite, and our Stafort!shire Baronet. MISS MOLLY H NLLAM. Whilst silly rogues from Cart are taken, iiere's Huvr who knows to sari his Bacon— No doubt 'twill better he ere long; Bacon i 3 best, wt .t. sav'd and hung? MISS JUDY tI.GRA6Y. Och Here's Liberty, Ladies Su charming the trade is, We'll keep it up all-that we cant Soul and body we'll stake, Little Patriots to make, And we'll stand to the very last Man PRINCE LEOPoLD. YORK, Auo ILL—Yesterday morning this city was Honoured with (Ise arrival of his Royal High ness Prince LROPOLD of Saxe-Cobourg, and Lis suite (Baron Hardenhrock, Sir R. Gardiner, Dr. ' Stockinar, &c.) on their tour ro the North, They arrived at the Black Swan,, about ten o'clock, its two carria t i.es ; and the Pritice was• soon waited upon by Earl , Fiizwilliam, the Archbishop of this Provnce, and several other Gyntlemen, with ivlo his Royal Highness proceeded to view the Cathedral, &c., About three o'clock the Lord Mayor and ...Utley/lien for ni,ll ..y waited upon the Prince at the I n, tOcongratidate his Royal Ilioi hess on his arrival, and to pay him every mark of respect. The military band from our bat racks were placed in trout of the hotel, surrounded by an immense concourse, and performed several favourite pieces of martial music. 'The Prince s oo n afterwards accompanied Earl, Fitztvilliam in his L,kidship's carriage to.the.Race Course, dined with the Archbishop at his Palace, at Bishop thorpe, and this morning left our city, and pro ce,ded on his tour to Scotland, where his Royal Highne•s will visit the Marquis and Marchioness at Stafford, the Duke of Montrose, the Eirl of Lauderdale, and several others of the Nobility. Prince Leopold intends tddking ao extensive tour during the present summer in the, U ., ,ited Kingdom, gtid Will, it is slid t visit the La!its of Killarney.—(Dublin Erening Post ) REGIS FE:: OF FASO lON. FASHIONABLE MOVENIENTS. His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex leaves town on Thursday, for Foruham, Suffolk, on a viiit to thu Duke of Norton:. The Marchioness of Buckingham left Stowe yesterday,' for her seat, Ariogtou, tlauts. The Earl and Countess of Surrey hat'e 1 ft their seat, Work sop Manors, Notts, for Treothath Hal!, Staffordshire, on a visit to the Marquess and Nla - rchion&ss of Stafford. The Countess of Egmont has lett her house, in Waterloo place, for Paris. SPORTING IS BF.FTING ROOM, AUG. 16 This beine; the first betting Flay since York Races, where Pococuratue and Thilinarine, favourites for the St. Leger, were heat, the odds varied tnatt•riali , as follow; : 3 to 1 agst Sultan It to I asst Cardinal VVolsey 3i to 1 1 isil t e , 20 to i Any ether 10 to I Minos '2, to I Palm:trine nr Po ll In 1 Sir Walter coattle. 12 to I •—The Laird 1 .:w .Aisripos CUP.— to 4 ag,t Lepus. BETTING ON THE DONGAs 7 In 2 apt Lisette •1 to I Sultan 9 to 1 The Laird 9 to 1 Minos 11 to 1 Sir Walter' TPR ST. LFGPR AT YORK. I 15 to 1 asst Agricola • I 25 to 1 I ) ,lnolrine 20 td 1 naniu.dietis 25 to 1 Arcliilrild 2( , to I Pococurzotte. YORK AuGusT RACES, 1819. SATURDAY, AUGUST 14.—(LAST DAY.) Fifty Pounds, Izivpn by the Members for the Cite of i'mk, • for horses, &c. of all ages: three-vr-olds, Get. 71h. ; four yr-olds, : fire-year-old, Bst. 91b.; six-year-olds and aced, Bst. 121 b. Maiden horses, &c. allowed 31b. Twu Mr. Clapham's h. c. by Rrlim, 3 yrs 1 Mr. LatillJtott's cll. c. Slant!critic. 4 yrs 111 r. Watts's IL f. Ilgottioi, tly Thiliblerholt, 4 yrs Mr. Bill's I). c. Mteux, by Cliarn. , , :i yrs . . . 6t04 on Mandeville-5 to 2 asst Iligott ini.—A good race, and won with difficulty. The InnlieeperS' Purse of 501. for all ages.—Two-tulle Heats. Mr. Lain fl no's b. c. Truth, by7'e4dy, 4 yrs, 7st. t 21b. 1 I Mr. Acr, e's hl. c. b? Thunderbolt, 3 yrs, Est. 41b. ... 4 2 Mr. Reed's ch. c. by Sir Nlaagigi, 3 yes, Gst. 41b..... 3 3 Col. King's hr. c. Master Beverley, 4 yrs, 7st. 1.21 h... 2 dr Mr. \V attiefot d's h. f. by Thunderbolt. 3yrs, f s. 21b.„ 5 and G to 4 on Truth, and after the heat, 10 to 1 on him.— Won easy. ITAY ' MARKET.—The Young Quaker,/one of the farcical' Comedies of O'KEEFFE, was revived at this Tbeat4 last night. It of improbabili ties, but, extravagant as it is, it is very diverting. Young Sadbo part well suited to tho lively qualities of JONES, and he rendered it very et fective. TERRY, who sheirs his zeal for ;lie con cerN , by getting into a nett line of characters, gave full effect to Old Chronicle, `►ur, by the ma derne size of his wig, wouhl have damped ail the jokes upon the /Vhite Lion, if they had nAt been given so ludicrously by Li STOW, whose Clod was admirable. WMITZER IC ; stS lll , Crally greeted on his return in the part of Shadrack, ;11),1 lie per formed it in the good old stile. Mrs (tnas, ref). demi Dinah, Pri►nrose very • interesting. The House was crowded. ELOPEMENT —An elopement took phice last week front the vicinity of Croydon. A Lady, enty-tight years of ate, and who is root tir r of six children, absented herself from her borne h Gentleman of fortune in Berkshire. The gal. lant was the intimAte friend of the husband, and formerly a brother officer in the same regiment. DISAsTEH ISY LIGHTNING.--:1S the Ipswich and ‘Vaggnn was on its way, early yester day .;rnoriting, to Ipswich, ahow two miles on the other side of Colchester, it was sitnek by lightning, ,which set fire to the waggon, and coin municated to Some barrels of gonpo , der, which blew up with a i U explosion : 'pence of Which we regret to understand Low lives were !pat. CORONERS' INQUESTS. DRRADFUL EFFECT.. OF NIGH I'SHADE.—An In• rinis,tion wAs taken •ii tt e IVork h.m,e of St. M 4rv, Kensington; berate 'l'. STIRLING, El. Coroner for the County of dlesex, lady of G d .;.l tuns years and is half old; se rose death was tattsed by rating .he het ries of !tight-sit ktoiviog; then, to be of a poltifillMlS nature. It app,"drcill troiti the eVid,nce or S 'salmis!) UM and Aiaitha Liodsav, both of James-street, Kensington, next *loot niighbours to the parents of theniee.a,od, that they Saw the deceased the prece'hite morn ing in good health, and that ahOut font o'clock in tits 4 1 CI'11( 1 .11 HU play in the fiehts euttipaby with his little sister, ten ye,.rs tit ge, and sotne jotter Chihli ell. Th•• (It ceased got low the hedge, and began to pick the fed hot ies (lie night-shade, and o.ottly atter he became in a state of stiff 'cation, from having ate of the henries, as oas suopused, front suite of thin) having been found itt his hand.. Ile was carried to 'the nearest cottage, nieti,eal mice sent for, and Mr. Alettiman, Mr. Ti,itutp son, and Air. George, came and r , iidered 'ill the assistance itt their power, but to no , ff•et ; its survived only ahosit all hoar and ;hie, (vwels, and expired in the gr. (vest agony. liettty Georg.e, of Ketisiugton, surgeon, depo.cd, he saN the her ' ries ; they are oisi cot ie, and he had but the (IrCeaßed died in consequence ot his 'having ate the bellies of nightshade. Verdict--'t 'Dial the de ceased 'came to his death horn eating tire po'iscro berries of nightshade, not kdo%iiig they wile poi sonous in their nature." CAUTION To Mornerti.-011 4 Satir s rday an In- Wni taken at the Cooper's Arms, Bow- Street, CoVcall•gatdeo, bett.re Mr. tiaLL, Co toner, on lie body of Elizabeth Oench, a child 18 mouths old, the daughter at Mr. Wench, '2.0, Bow-Street, nho, it iiipeored, spilled a baton of soup bet mother set upon the table tot her faihei's dinner, on Friday la,t ; the contents tell over her neck and In east, she being standing undec tjte table, apt scalded her so touch that he skin and flesh came off her bo,ont wit ► her clothes. She died soon after.—Vcrdict---" Accidental A subset has herb opened at ham fur deit.fitg ihe Jaw expcll,:es XI) to be iiicinrril try .114 , r 1 ight t he rest, for having 'assisted in returning Sir C 117-1-e- selcy to I'm liotorat : No) tmott y e.ppedred to be forttscoming, for Ilittningl 3111 haltpetiee, e tlcrvand, would not be it c,:ved. Yes t e rda y se'ohight, the Rev. J. St odd rt, A. AI. Fellow of Clare 1141, Ci.l.l)ritt,ze, by Los d f•f Pe•el : to the Methety of the livihg r. thampt,wshii:e, on the l'tesrotatimi the L“;(1 ChAncvilor. Fimious Cow —Fi-:itay miteninon as Mr. S•i;. covv-k , eper, of G orge-stie, tv is dilving a fine CuW 4,41 . ber c4if alohg court-toml, the ol‘l got cuing , ,!‘t bm.kitig tat :"O'lle tio4t, wad t0•b0..t , , of them, Tall with great ihry road, twice tos,itiE the o•,t n, r, ipv h!, h of 144 sibs %vete broken. in n....nip•o,e ..‘ r. I'he next ()bled!: of her ven,e-! e cu. -w; , 14- dies, who were so 'seriously hut' sts ne to r 1.0! Hospi ; toe po•Tlnci t,at peuelt 10 pasting 4t tt a stionirit!, sight k): t , t 1 Coat ATI racilag the t ow", 0m...t0 ion it fj wnt and vrcd him .ev,..rriy .e ml was at le , 5t.1)(1 st-d, and safely I , idgett lu 4 stable. DrioWNED b e tw ee n the hours o f e 1,, e0 y. 111.14 111 ,, 11 Of the [lnuit. id H1),.11' 17 pot, t“ age. went to bathe jo toe rest IVOir 'it•l6/11.Zit g in 'he Gadd, near ;ilaiNen lane, hail scarcely entered the water lifoore he t.l , ppe,l down, tand till not rise is I ainl!ntahle to retuark, that four lads hate been thowned ju the saute pie( e of tvater %%it'd!) the Lod !W.W . 11. It is extrenttly dangerous, sis the bank• the Crll , l4i Hre rll , )1 'plot!, FATAL EVI , I•CTS COACH RACitiC; —There ore two wails go troin the Poo-Orhce to itilyherid, one through Cheshire, the other Ibroogo ii r minghatn ; 00 IVedoeslay evening they st,trrecl together, whet) thuy arriv,d at Highgate, they began to race, this contihoed hut a hOrt time, ouch, they took different roads, on arriving within a Tower of .ft mile of the toll bar at St. Alban's, they were again together, and the tile :tut:oam • attempted to p i ss the Chest: r, this the latter prevented, and the ruad being narrow, the leaders of the Birmitighani tan up the bank, the coach was instantly o v erturned, the consequence was tlitnaol ; tit till cc oat side pas sengers, one was killed on the spot, atinther had his arm and leg broken, and was conveyed to the ‘Vordpack, at it. Alba:.'s, ‘vhere he it.,w lies v: ry ill, the third was di:earth:ly briti, , e.l; t ten of the inside passengers were also much bit:is it, and tut about their heads, ant it w,o. • ,pith.. (I !t:telutes had taken place, but 'hex are I:k.lv It' Evt'..Ves. I EXECUTION.— T. Mitch..ll. C011VIC'e:1 a' late Assizes for Ilickti.gt anishire, lo: ?sr:cowl ing to murder 'Aitss bitz , beth P. iu Is, of Ilirninitn, was executed a' Aylesbury. on Se.- turehy rnorolog :it tiglot lh ' CCOrli ' l . ! , e i i iiii,;,py culprit was obliged to he stip: i nt en to :he plattorm, where, atter delicrtiol; is ,v!i:.i., p.iper to the Slieriti, be was, w!tliiii 1%%0 nviintes itolit hi.; ptib!ic epuearAnce, preciplia.ed in it wen ii, y. A melancholy 'circtim•iatice oec :t I eit ~..' ~ k tc to Mrs. Stevens, trite of M I . S ev.! s; 'CP : rie Globe spill( shop, NJ at ket ..st.tn.et , Plytit-it ii. sne was,in the habit of bathing under the ti :e, root on Frifltly; whilst in the water, the sito t eat ried her off tier lev, awl threw her agail:“ the ri:l-1, by wh.eli the tub: 510 e of het pearl , sB5 SO il)jortql 85 to caws: her almost instant th alt. Au inquest was held in the colir-e of Ow :4,“,:, A , and the Jury returned a verilict ot .acri 4tutoi Deoth. . IIT 4 dm sdny sr . nisi Ai. , Pc, th, and the stiermiA.. log conutry, 'Was visited by a severe :lin:Ater •toktn. Ihe rAn.• for neatly halt no hoot, tell -t in toircn s, tinpiecroented lit the it y of vhe'oltiesi int.nbi , an!. A: liwkelii die swim tars paiticolirle violent. Near Si ormon field, an Heed ash. the :took .4 wt.iet) is six feet :11 t-i coon ! teteice, %%as sink Ity the I,alitning. tin: iii the cduild, and the but/. Attrersti trona the trunk. 'the :Id ed to, ea l i' !(le to . rcd s 110 On ' the ;do retk f, 0 ;ea ° mole 1 en; 6S° ,nd P er. (I ia ,14 11 y of • 111 6 Oad° . e%. 'nib' )e f ic the Sir I , lei` encC - fl irt: e.'9' rA"' t b d c , i ea'