The Sun. — London, England, 1816-06-04 00:00:00

triONI A NlE'Nli:Eli • b'r . r':in PICT CLUE.. We 'see much regret, a ielqie.ctable MOrning Pa'per of this day, aft attack., not only' upon The Pitt alb, but upon the character And principles ‘ tif the immortal Statesman, to irliorn, in a great:ilegre, this Conntq is . indebted for its intlependetide : , aticil'vhost oleatoro have - esstO tially contri'bot . ed to the deliver:knee. of Europe from revolutionary hor'ro'rs and military oppres sion. The Paper alluded to professes to ground its att a ch upon the detliration of the CHAIRMAN at the late Anniversary Meetint Of the VITT CLUB, grnimrtiAl - that 'the principles of Mr. PITT might be consideredas a test DI the loyalty or disloyalty of those whti adopt or reject thetn. ....i:r i atiting that this declaration Waspish and hasty, ‘viileh by Ito means inclined t o'admit, but rather toassent to, when•the subject is fairly and fully considered, is it just, Upon that fonndatiOn, to attack the . chhraci er of Mr. Pert, and attempt to lessen the credit of an institution w hich „is intended to pet petitate the existence of principles' to which the whole civil Lett, world is indebted for freedom, iatlependence, and 4 the extinction of the most formula* tyranny by which it has ever been oppressedfl Without en- tering into a profound theoretical investiptionOi Mr. PITT'S principles, or drawing out a formai ereaenda of his doettioes, it is enotign wise k• men and sbund politicians that we see their prat : tical 'effects in the hapPiness and, security of every country into which they have been ad witted. 'But - the Paper entitled to adverts to the early opinions of Mr. Pat on the Subject of Parliamentary Reform. is ,Mr.'rtvr to be tried. by the opinnns which he' held on hi s trance into political life, when the mind was apt to be dazzled with specious theories, or by those which reflection and experience induced him to adopt I There can be little doubt that it the country had beet' restored to tranquillity, during the lite of Mr. Ptr, r, and pacific relations re ester-. blished throughout the civilized world, that be would .have turned his attention to , whatever 'night , tend to preserve the. polity of the Con stitution and secure the happiness of the people. But the writer enters into a comparisou between Mr. PITT and Mr. Fox,, and seems to think that there was a kind of balance of pother in the judo mice of their respective t'arties. ‘Ve have no nig position to attack the memory of Mr. Fox ; but if consistency of political principles is to he the test ' of wisdom and virtue, Mr. Fox has small'pretenti; - firms to public Veneration, fur it is well known' that he held opposite doctrines in the several itages of his lite, and that, indeed,. hisopinioos rseemnd to have been indutruced by his possession or deprivation of power. There netts nil other instance at present than his notions of Par liamentary ditty. At one time he deelaro that be was one of the Representatives of the Constituent Body at large ; and, at and . ther, the mere organ of the people who gave Lit, it seat in Parliament ; and , these doctrines he espoused or rejected, as his immediate interests required. But we will say no more on this point. The,writer to %Own) we alluded seems also in clined to tear the laurels from the broW of Mr. I'll?, and to place the tu oft that of Mr. Home. That mankind owe much . to Mr. lioaKe, and, that his work on the French Revolution contains a vet luable of political hoc wledge and: eld (pence, must be readily Admitted ;abut there is too much of theory, even in that .work, fur ham ' ploys most of it in the investigation of political sjsterns devised by the Cottititution-mongersof revo lut.onaryFraMie, which in their own nature were too subtle for practical effect, and which were eva .nesceot itstheiroperations. Mr. Pirr saw the conse•i' # ipenCei of the revolutionary (tort titles, and re o lkitely opposed their progress by the wisdom of his measures, at a time when they were too In tleli iii Cashion in the political, or rattier, pivity circles of this country, and by his firmness he saved us from the contagion oi Fteneli principles. The re .- salt was, that the example ut Britain, ulidei his counsels, followed by his successors, has not • -41 4 se.eneed the honour and independence of this conntry, Jytit. finally produced , the deliverance of a l t Europc. Hence, then, the 'world at large ought fur ever to he gratetul to his memory, and this nation, particular, should, rook at the, In , xfittition of Tut P4TT CLUB as founded on, prin. iplcs which constitute the PALLADIUM of the ci "cilized world: An experiment san,G , ts Giglits has been tried at Amsterdam with great success, which, the Dutch rapers assure os, is owing to improvements made by their chemists, whereby Gas prepared is nO : "oly4nore eonsider3ble i!, qttantity than what Is Produced by the method, hot gives a - "ich better light.' 1 1.'hee zittrantages ore ascribed -10-tneans foillid tt) frt,s'olve the gr., in infltillunable thus to make it capable of iving light of " I.4::.ides that which, it s cparates the •• ~ r • ~:. y W NAVAL NF WS, . _ ii'A . t.', : +iOUTit, Juig E 1.--.BiiilC - I ttl bll i t.C " 131'61a rence packet, Litvyn'Y, _ftir fitsbiln ;- Martheintigh pa c ket with mails fat triezt). IlAaWir_.lt, JUNE 3.--ArriVed tlie Castlertßgb packet with a mail and passengers front liollatid. Wind N. W. r . . PEAL, JUNE 3.---Artivid, Ana sailed for itie River, the London, TURNEfi, from 3 arnaica.-- , Came clown froni•the River.,. autl sailed, the 11:M . 7 nah, Motive, for Quebec for Newtonmilantl ; Pursuit,. for Nlata; Earl St. Vincent, lot: America ; qiaker, nt.ow, &oily North Shieliti fur Gibraltar.--.7\17,1m) Ptißrsmotri - ii, itisc „S.—Sailed his .A.l.aiesty's Skip Grec:an on a cruise...l—Whit' North.. • DOVER, 3:—Passed by for Loudon . , tilt_ • . . Pritteess Itoyal—STFrilliNSOti. front Jamaica, atul the, 'Nicol:, ‘.14 trO'ili St. Viienr a. OttAtrgsitNt), JoNit 3.=—Arrived the i\loparcb, Dix•qq: fr Smyrna ; Robert, STRANGPORD, from liretnwi ; PuYAHOUGIi r , (torn Oporto ; Liberty, EVANS,', from Lord Forbes, liitATsotv, from Honduras; liarriet,‘Ve.*- STIR, from * Jaitutita; Aurora, SmiTli s front the \Vest • Sailed the Nelsoh, B tToty, for lOttIOCS"; RODRItTs, for lodia; Stlyrit, for New Vork ; 11. try, 1 4 ..tiwAtips, for Bremen. • . .. "Tile Bellpsc packet, for India, pot into, iiio ..tmeiro ott the::3(l of lttrch, the crew hit tog mutiotied ; but Captain hi UR Font) prpcored":trtsit hands; nod proceeded tot his v(ty,tge Ott the 15(1t. EAST INDIES. ... 'We yesterday received aeeentnts from India. to the 22,1 Of January. A tbsral ,m,,,, , .. iii celviiration of the glorious and oircistve. Victory of Waterloo, wis tired at Fort William, Calcut. a, on the klib Novembcr.: An , 'gores; from Bombay aonoOnced there., ,On 'the Itith November, the capoultoim , of Vakis .to 'Wellington rind 1111,e , e'r, on 'tie 6?ii Julyr', ' . On the 13th November, wgrand &liner was given at the government House to 500 persons of the settkment. built. in India, and adniii.ted re ' glialy : la 1310 4 5 ships ... ".q9I tans measurement. 1811, a do. 181/, "7 - do. ISIS, IS It,. 1141 4, 16 do. IS 5 th. ai,il low 4. oil tkvstuelc.9 l 49 $7 ,e 0 1 tuns! Sinee 1812, only one or ova t.bips for Intlia serOoe itave been built and .registered in the Tnatmes. AMERICA. St.ites'Expi)rts,—By a late cb,'"l'vea.atry I)cpaitinent., the ‘rhale . Exports cif the Untied States for the last year exceed 52 ut dollars, of which near were domestic' prodttets, and - six and a cre of forei-n at ti: les.—['ritc 'lm ports ro this Port alone ani,ottlt to a similar stmt.] It appeisra by the I.l‘istoti papers, that a Captain "1 who hail ivcd there" . too the :211 of NLty ty6ta Aux Cayes, had hiatigitt ACCtMllti tit he sailing ‘,l xpedit totarotit that plilve, con sisting of silteeti sad. from 6 JO: L 6. Attt4 each, i•atryitiK about 401)4 turn, outlet . (ieneriil VAit,ti , stiffly too a Fknn,t. hilt generally titipposed• against-the tar at St. Domingo. l►e'exltrtltt iolt , itailed,tite clay before Captain TOwNtir.No left•Aox ,Cayes, but the day :cm which lett titAt place is not inciationed. 'Cite 'abject of this expolt;i66 is of coot's to 41tavinci sat istaccion tar softie nil rant abit seizures of American intyri'sy, I.°e ittbitrat y fixing of the.prices of imparted article., anti compelliug than to be s old sit these - fixen prices -7a practice ‘Allich we believe has Leen ioji,k, rionB rtt ht. Dowirtgo to.sotay well as to Anti:titan trailers, - • 0. MADRID, MAY..6.•;--‘Yrsterclay they hung a clam rhissary and sntgeon o accused of attenij)s 3gaio.st the life of the ,Vhe Coitinti.i.ily'S head and right hand have been eta off and 114 iled up ''" the tote at Aya la. ite.TA PORTVOAL). MAY rioas persons. flying lion' Spain mention., 64 0, wide abet t') 0 ". 1- sive plots and conspiracies arc , everywhere hatulh ing, and that the Collatry is really tilled with Catalities. Dr. ilerrera, late Peptity in the Cortt23 . for Estleinanioa and tro,ttrava, hvother to the late Depoty in that 11l e, are the t wopersitus pointeit out as the le.okrs of the late Math id eon- . spiracy hill it appcat, 111.1' have escaped, A. Commissioner at the Hattie cut Mai went t o Caceres, efflatirra , in set l'h of them, and there arresten inn:alit:ls at their ae qualatatice. lie then proceeded on to , Lisbon, and seized a person of the dame of .' . .tilatra‘a, hut he turned out to be, nothing inore'thau a poor . comedian. A Itimburgh paper relates the following sin gular incident, which seems to place the depend ence of the hernia., peasmitry in a very strong light :—" LEINICK..-011 the 7th of May, a girl, lU years'old, the daughter of a poOf tieiy"Wh. , Lilert Was brought 'hither with a vieWto submit to the eXtraction Otinineof her sound. teeth, with which. to decoime the mouth of a daughter'of her ter, a neighbouring land steward. 'flie father of the girl was to reecive two dollars for this ex chantge,. and the child was . already in the greale , t State of anxiety, on licenunt of the ppro chidg pain of extraction. Fortunately this vile hargaio between greedy poverty and nufeeliug wealtlyVaS prevented fromheing e.irried into ei - sect the- Interpnsition of a friend of 1.411111101 y, and the girt retained the sound row.nt teeth nature had given her." A letter from fiamburgh says" As a very cu rious, but no way flattering exainple of the pre sent state of our trade, it may be obsereed, that 'a vessel arrived to-day (the 24 th' M ay), front Lon don,- ballast—an event which not Utica plate for these many years.', hilt CANNING. B;mrticatix4 tth attar; 1414. tArt! the or4-ao of the iiritiO Itesi ticots at tom rdeltOlC, to ziiifre.,7 to yo4.tize expres3i,;a cf tht'ir unari:ome - ,,;O: , .sratattationi 0 . 4 arriv,ti i i 'this a city eitiiocotly 'at' . the 11:.c,,1'vati,g1 iif aat. wit of tity..:ty, of 'whit.lll its ifiliahitauts, in fiat- i..,p)r of tirmfrxi, gay,: sucil Lnirquivtical 'on the liaelitter4.lile 1201., of March. rccollect, will[ the stroKgo3t aPprehation, that your public Wu bae'erinced congenial feelings of attuelnneut to lelitiowte authority, ainl tliat4iitrliave unifortnlii feat the uid of your powerful talenti, io oppose the peogress of 'tt!:q sys tem which svat efeirtiteas Munaich to the scaffold i kod the principles of Which were, at that period, ?o justly desaibcd . in tlic • liiiti;th SCitet, as tttre:lteitiar . ., the omit fatal con!.e quenees to the tranquillity of cur country, the security of our . allies, the good order Of every European porertnnent, and the happitiiiof the i‘ltore human race: • . • It'e flatter onrielve4 that tvitr talenti,.will he itgaiti called' rorili in Ifit: public tierviee, tliat yimr iiillAtencewill tend to establish tharli'wlitl . and enlightened policy between the Frehch andlivitish Go . verninents,'whi:h will be s st secure the peace an,l pr botli I have the hunuttr, (Signed) . WM, PENNELL, Coniut; To the Right Hun. George tonnii,g, lionrdeaux. ILidrticatix, 4th May, IRk6! reti",t,S'ou IV _express to .trilitl;mett Szilieote, kin I congratulations on 'my arrival in this city you bare bad go , Altiesi tp convey tg'iliqs .tbe,sense which I entertain of the honour done to toe, by so usteap!cte r d and, Nattering a weltoioe from so re,pect able a body of 111 S, 4'7llittryruen. - It is still more 0-,,1 - ding to use, to be : allowed to t.onsider .it tetsiiim on their part, as indicaiinK tlieir approbation of those principles Which hare uniformly glided my public toothier: Satit approbation is the Mune rainabli(torn them, as no ' l. '" of nritish subjects Iris had better opp irtnn;ty of observ ing the effect of principles of a different sort, upon the pace aid happiness of a great cutmottnity. Theyhave been taught• by i'G,opariOn,' to appreciate that systtitm of regulated fre-. duns whith censtitatet the strctgth• and glory of the nrltish Emp:re, and which is the stir.rec of 'commercial puisprrity, no lest than of .putitical po,:er : a system exhibiting the eon• tract to all that France Itaibeen sufl'eritr .. .r, and the model foe all those blessings which, as we hope, 'site is now prepared to • ett; ay, • I hrg, Sir, that you will accept my thanks for the handsome .manner ia which yon Wire executed the altintuission entt tast ed to '0u. . 1 hare the honour, Ike. • nee) GEORGE CANNING, • To Wm. Pennell, EN. MajetttY'. Conxttl, 11,atedeahx: The Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES ftrid,Pritlee I.EOPOLD attentle4 tits: representation of The are chin Daughter last night, at Covent • Gmleo Theatre, ! They came however late, and rentsintr4 imoly concealed in the Prince aysten;'s Box The plAy was•weif soproteil, and Ky.:N.IIILE gave a fine representation of the sener,tble. King. 'Miss O'N : stu, was eury aninsated 'in The audi-ence , called for " God save the King,' but AS the Royal Pair did not conic 'forward, the call was tsot'obeyed. EvNtstt r E, we Imam:m . lA; has tellocolshed his intend in to perforw of the raMoir, at least, this sea•on., ald. all uppllantes and swans to hopt.i' were prepared, and" he went tiirori , Ji nue rt:hearsal, but found she exertion too much for his powelq, affected as the' have been by his late alarming illness. According to re poit,r he reheat sal displayed an animated and et i- Heal coneeption of the 'part, Got was NO tnUth for his strength. Instead, therefore, of taking; lelve of the Public by the novelty of " Old Jack," ie 51 ,!;(jtutestian2/et, the first character in . which he ,tpneared on the L‘weilon, hoards. Lait, oight,.,ut the King's Tim'stre, there stms'n most crowded :audience to K HLL yt s ißenofit. Mk, KELLY plated for the first 'tit»e Misil'evy, in the Country Girl, and• Jove im:vei•sal • c noderstand that. The . Exile ) which is adver tised for to mOrrow, nt Coveto-Garifen Theatre, will be !motored w tit all its original spirts door of decoration. YOtiNG'S Doran is; perhaps, his most fiuLsiled pertornianre ; and of Mrs. H. . 1 0 - uNsvost'9.litt.riita :it only neeesslct thst hie was the orignal . and -• perfect repl'esent- 1 t vs". . , , ‘Ve- are •sorry to state, that Mr. RAYMOND, of - Drory-lane Theatre, last bitiht met with tt very" se'vete tiecidebt. -tie was 'busied behind the scenes ;at the Operit-limtse, whyn of ;the w logs, by some itikuutn4Lttnnent, wa=s tlirn . vrn (16%6. the • wo,Sett. frame tarn; hint•On the head teith,great IVti twined by the bhlte, and lay,• hie some time, senseless. Stargleal nit? tV3S and, alter. thr*ltsu,d -rettO‘dies , h;o1 - been re-.nicil It7i, With slitcots, lie wa:; re moveil to " • liy the special contruission issued to Cry the Rioters, the judicial autlinrity er itt the Lord Chief Justice of .thut Lie will ,he sit persedeil. Mr. .111,11 Ce Aithorr: itnil M r.. 3 ust ice •- Bt ttct,tr , it is said, will he the, preidir)g..iii(4lo Oil tlti> occa,ino, . . N tort 111 ELECTIOV..--111 • conseriitenee4 of the IkTarcinis of tVou'cr. - .811 , .tt .nppointed 'mitt of the Lords of the his scat au .1 ) .11.- 'lament for Nlor.tnotith became savant, and on ti:ttnrdhay ht arrived there !ts canvas the . :b9rnitgli. \vedneschv was the day appointed to, the llettrrn..liis Lordship was nominated. by Mr. Yarw,,rth, mat seconded by Joseph Price, Esq. "helr he was re-elected without opposition.---Att elcgant entertainment .was provided at A tbe 'Beau fort rrns Inn, at k‘lileit the •Nlariptis presided,: the King's (-lead and Angel 'lnns ‘vcre opened ; and the evening was passed at the re spective rabies with the hilaeoy attendant on soch oevaiions, G.LOUCCsTEIt. &upGit.—Our new britlge over the'Severn it, so tit nftany.ed toward-I thin that it will he open to the, public nit the King's Birth-day. The first -stone of this noble arch was !Mil on the 17th of inly last * and ce %in that time mote than 6,000 tons of 4100C' been.. used in its erection. The meent on eaeh:side is gentle, and the view up the tVestgate-street, and of the surrounding eatintry, lte cteli trly heueat.iltii ; awl when tlhished, this edifice will coral one of the most ornaments of the (Gtotteeskr +f~. ....fie wt+ .:. .. TU ttOik'AL ACADEMY. L. . .X.l No. 7S. of Sir M'ln. G;4l attasax. notic*ti this-pielurt in ottriOTl,lminary coup-de-wil - over the `Lxhibitiou as one 4t Ihi: 11 struck ti 3 at first sieht us pa;sessed ot tiles .1, we cannot allow out elves tea - ur. , ccett tat titese • .1 I ii tn_oye latec cr.tie.suis without adv,:'t. to,re's -Itvottrite F . Uhject. et e I'we begin with renia , k lihe a pun,' wa should say ilisre eiiiiOent degree ot keepul in this Gamektteper. , Htit tiCe for Witt .it we are most ticilited valti'e it are of plieity, breadth , and character, in all ot whidi it vxcels. 'l'het.oueof colottris cha s te; but the cf• feet protinced ttstatisfyiiig as if the highest tints were adapted. In flue, this is not only a %Vell paitti,d picture, bin one of those striking por traits which the instant one tte they proNoifee, without k irg any thing tit the tcni Sure dint is a iikenesi." No. 9d. C:oi. Guile, C. R. and No.loB . Coloried By the vim. 'We have,to regret that these portraits as welt tis the fore ping are bung. too high to do justice to the uterus Of the Artist him wlttisepallet they tame. Had we not preViehsly seen thetti : in g becter situations (is we generally 5,:e most'of the worts antecedent to their being sent to Sotnlnzt-Elt;o' , e)) We could not-have been so well able untronotince Ahem to be what they really are, as clever produce. iions as any of the kind 'waltin these wails. • Nu, 1 19, ~ne Presentat ion in Me Tony riar ALL , Wherever fine feeling can is displayed Mr. West All is 'stire to touch the heatt, for his pencil is trite to the softer and better emotions of ltti 'nattily. it is pi:ilhips owing to the non-possibi lity. of, employing these:sedueihg anxithiries that the preSent picture dt)es'not interest us much...-. There is a stiff solemnity abodt the principal' figares, and those which 'ai.e‘ beautiful posseis beauty of it kind which does not take hold of the affections. The" piece is, it anything, !do honied and highly finished ; but ttie back grotul. is splendid and painted with'domplete success. No. 405. Peasant Child it et fPi'll.-410. Contemplation.—. 413. Vottuki Girl revtimg on her return from Market. All pretty and pleasing Sketches, by the s►tme, execnted in the manner which has raised him so high in public estimation and rendered him so ht• miliar to ell classes ►►k the people. No. G 4- iniro WERT, P. R. A. The venerable V, esident having only sent this one Sketch to tije Exhibition, we way be exens• ed tor not directing earlier attention to It in. It is nothing more than a slight memorandion of his being still a coupdbutor,, and requires no particu. lay notice, excepting that though' we. may he par .dotted for a taydy i ,pckuoivledgmentit is not easy to pardon the hongoien,for the .disrespeettul in of their.Presi l dint'.a isprlt on the floor 01 the (heat Laboured or slight, /di sitootiiirs ought to have proeured4 more ti,nforit ; and, alter all, there:art some whole• lengths which 'could well .have !teen spared to make it better space for it ! • VAUXII ALL GARDENS. This fascinating scene 91 delight and wonder. irtis last night opoleit forthe 1611011, crltheliisheti by every conthini> tkon . of taste and genint, Thp Orchestra 'exhit)ioi ninch qllentinttr- arfit rnagtiifi- Cenee,' and the Contert,'a intlielotts ser , ct ion Nth the r i tvas,licsides the stru.nuth of the cinnvony, enricheil.by the riches of MATIIRVi; whi) e x ecuted 'se.vetat airs with her eiNtomary t4t tIOS intigment..l - t ht. aeti tit the Concert, Madame SACtir danced Ott the ti tit rnpe, •,tsit ended fin inclined ione,Orvery . fvonside7labic height frinn the greunii, Atird orgr'eat lenoh, wLich the ritn up , quit dti‘itu, With emitting rapidity, arnit ft blaze ot fire-worLi. IlivsGardetts were crowded: l• • •t :I)recitlfut Ocerirroce.-w , I,u, just btkn in. • forum(' ,(says a,,,,Lonerick paper) of the ,foliowing. (11..cotif tit occurrence, which pl,tce.on Sunday e.•r tialling•Arty!hoc, a titritter, utp. pt-;,t . .lliii a fit insanity, put a pet•ind to his wife's cxi.teoec, by bearing her braitt) out witlya hunt met., after which hot rible pvrpt•trailon, he cut his own tilt olt, and expited in a few mitottes. • Hvt)e<tettool,k.—At 1.1(lin•a, it poor twin, lvitt; tinder the frifittful tortures of the by drophobia, was cured with some dr,o4. , ,its of vinegar, giveit him by mistake instead of anattier . pottou. A physician. of f',oftta hot intellig•ence of this event its. and tried tile sante remedy lips a ttp,ttitAtt the 110Spial. administcring to him, a pound (>1 vinegar in the 1001' 1 61 1 g, intother at ti lids, amt the mail WikS tqwetli.ly ' ltt (tit td, (itl the night ot last, a grea t p ar t o f ‘,(buthie 11.,f2oomLiE: Emi l . Of 'Manor House, at 111.iii'stead, in the 'New nneit, Hants, Was destroyed hy fire title littottrei gnine:ts riewart 'have been offered for the discovery of the villains. Mrs. 'l'.\\autt her tholuhter 'who m•ere so V , rtitalt,y us;ktubeil at their dwelling lioo „in T e .c. r. C t f.: It f h t i , e .r , 1\ 1 1 ) a ri t i.; e l it, as stated iii tine still liehug, and sit, !guilt that hopes are now enttr tairwd Ortheir,•recoVery2 sat i trtfav the t;oit of :kir .11' ILYA Am; , five years Ohl: fell t'rOat the inilcony of • the first floor, In I'etcr7street, COlden-t , quare, and was killed on the s l tot. We - dttestlay night Grottoa MAssY, Esti. of Glee is illi; ttl, ,au active .nagistrate, appreheinled at Ilight-nottut, in, the coonty of 'Limerick, the no.. tot ion's Jammer Joy, who broke ont of Csitir Bride well a short time befOre the' SpeCial Ootornissiott at k.flonniel. He is one: nt the ruilittns - against whom . there is positive infOrmation of being con cerned in` the murder of the late - Wm; BAxrp, lie "as n of to Clonmel gltotion Friday, under to taiVitarV escort, acd a party of the county TinPerary Police. rfid., morning last , a' respite, (luring the pies. I.i•ttre or' his 1114tittes$ the PatNce Iteost.vr, Was ri.t.toiVeti for Juhti Griqdkty end Charta arid -who Wort: to 'haste liven cteettted O@ W , ' pitalw;at pre , ent tinder SCUM:lice of death in (TrhtS. WedtleStlitV 11.16 t.