The Sun. — London, England, 1816-12-04 00:00:00

'rim of all gunsmiths ; fur, while it tray preterit much mischief, it can he prodlictiie of eery/light 'inconvenience to die trarlesmar4 . ,:as a lotit rant he ' put un a gnu in . . 11 feW ininatta, at tife tittle Of its purchase. otk Slonday night, about 11 oieloelt,'is Miles, the horse patrole,, , .was on linty at -Highgate, be passed, tlf"i*e Men, who appeared to avoid thins, and recollecting to lia'ce heard of three footpads torn robbeties lately, lie Mahal 'tater : they,, ippeared as if they were going IMO • thirlaux-,le,aellne to the Bad at Mansfiehri 'Mate, but they retar , “. , :,t(kikatils the town of lilgitgate•. The pstrOle !lieu conitfinnicated his suspicion's to tooß l,im Mint him to slap then', They came tip with :hem r.C,yr the Red Lion intblic linitte, when the patride it'avi,lg no doubt .hat that lie lIRW a pistol concealetrin th , ,srt ta# iine.of them, under a large looseort ) igh c• , 11. hand in aunt found liis.entijectuye !mime diately alter wards the other two presented' a riEf.! etch ; one of them %vent off, but provident the parole and watchman; the other The watchman was 51) notch alarmed, that ' be ran off and spring his rattle : the two Wk) had ptesented their pistols took the opportue:v and ran away. An alarm:we; created by the disiliarge Of the itistol, and a untipker of- persons came. out of the Red Lion public-house aii'd from other plates. The pantie g . tete the ratan Whom lie had kind with the pistol, and on whom also he futtutl a 114Kger in a stick .* stile. the 000.4 sonic Men, while be and others went in puriiiit the two who had ran away, but they could not find them. The patrole brought the man to the office yesterday, when (shocking to relate) he proved to be well known to a number of respectable persons as a surgeon, apothecary, and accouchettr, who lately kept ,a shop in the neighbourhood of the Strand. lie was committed. (46:0111F.R CCI1t1111". ) On Monday night, about eleven o'clock, is one of the horse patrole was nu ditty at Highgate, he taw three persons, 4410111 ) from the description he bad heard given of them, he awreteti In be Bart of a gaitg, and he in consequence endeavour ed to seCtire them two of them; however, es• raped; the patrole cried " Stop thief l" and the watchman endeavoured to Secure them, but could not. One of them fired a pistol at them, and the ~ other pulled the trigger lit a nother pistol, which rentleately flashed in the pan. The patrule, how.' ever, secured one of them, who turned out to be Mr. Watson, the perton who spoke at the first 11 , 1etting in Spa-fields, and who has been many years a respectable surgeon and apothecary, re siding in Nyweastle-street, in the Strand. He was in consequence handcuffed, anti brought to the Grapes public-house, in Bow-street ; and the cit.. Cultist:wee having teen conummiCated to Mr. TiLaste, the sitting Lagistrate, Mr. Stafford, the Chief Clerk, waited upou Lod Sitimouth, the Seetetery of State, for his Lordship's directions under all the ciretunstancies 6? this extraordinary taie. The first message received from the Secretary Watsonf State was, that the petiole was to Ittep Mr. Win saftteutitilly, fuOther orders should he officially received. The eirestiostence of Me: Watson being in custody under a charge of felony was soon male known, .end curiosity led several people to tare M e house to see him. &M., 'who bed him, wondered that 4 man who had held -so respectable a situation in life should be ma nacled there a prisoner ; and in answer to their intriries be said, he was there under a charge-of 'being a humped rubber, hut begged them to wider- Ittand that such eu ignoble idea never entered his ,he a d. He was particularly elution% to know the fate of his son ; and on being informed by a person 'preient that be understood him to be in custody in the city, be said that hew** a noble youth, and de served a better fate ; that there had beet) too peat a degree of precipitancy hi Ids proceedingal anti that *bad hecrinducted the cause well, his poor suffering conutrymen Would have been relieved without bloodshed ! He then with, much calmness spoke of the distresses he bad been an eye-witness to, and more particularly of those that hail befallen his own family, and declared that one of his own chit riren, a Imely daughter, bad died from want -- that is to say, she died front the want of wine, and such other nourishments as it was not in his • tower, from the distressed state in which he was, to give her all this, he contended, arose from the oligarchy. .He was asked if he was in Spa ' fields en Monday, and he said heats, but pot with the oratorical part of the assemblage.. At half-past three o'clock he .was tinkled before Mr. pithier stud lie underwent a short private examination, the result of which was, that the worthy Magis ' irate thought proper that. hitt conduct, us far as • regarded his Wog found at a late hour at night with loathed titc•arnis about him, (for he had a large horse-pistol in his pucka heavily loaded) shmild be investigated by a higher authority. He wai accordingly taken to the Secretary of State's Qtilee in Whitehall.** be dealt with as the tribunal there shriek, think fit. With respect, however, to an Mundt and stabbing of two persons named Rhodes; and tioolding, who assisted to mitre him, their evi. deuce was taken to the following effect They are pain bers and glaziers, Heinz at Hampstead, and on Monday hail been at work at Lord thartsfield't ; on their frtUrti haute they went into a public-house at. Hi aligate (we believe the Bear), two doors front the gate-honse, to get something to drink. At I'l w e i n elk they were alarmed by the cry of ' Stop . thief and they in coesequence ran ;tn.: the thee!, and saw horse patrole sitting on his horse, with a man *touslittg by the side. Goulding said to the parole, " Why don't you go after the rest of the rabbets ?" The patrole said he could not, as he h a d one 4 7,f thcm i 4 custody. Molding rejoined, If you will go after the others, we will secure the one we have.' The 'wrote then inquired of t he landlady if she knew Goulditig and Rhodes being answered in the affirmative, he gave t he man , who proved to be Mr. Watson, into their custody. They then b id bold of while the wrote Went itt pursuit of the others. m(k then , - drew a dirk trout h is stick, li a is es Mr. ` ft 'lt you w . leave go, 1 will run you theoughi' and he struck orated then his at Goulding with, the dirk, which perf Brent cost , but only scratched Iris skin lie sttuc k e d Rh o des, and sahhed.him in the thigh, but not to any dangerous extent a struggle en- FAUVU NM. owswj „. 7 The patrote at this joacture setsorneilOiaving.ist4 effectually piresnett the 'other t 111,Y)4 ilia 11r. Watson Was seettre,t4 and a •Ili44tul and a gretit man were taken. tram him. IJc, WOie rto ngitigrers' t roats and Idxbootif,&e. were Veti'ilirty.,, Jots. been erroneously stated t that- alit e bed been :fieer four 4unctrtni persons, stint us the Exchange,' the lanid 'Mayor keeping the 'tit* only who appeared to be the ringleader ~or who Mani fested most viestence.--4Wentoally .tfrett poly were detained., ((See RepOrt.) Hoopet,-w lin was seized by Sir Jainea Shan?", appealed to be - the leader of the mob; he carried the lag desetib ed Tits:* Stiw c , and wore tl tri-coloured cockade his hat. He was aktremety violent when secured, 'spoke high of . his own au tlititity, and 'threatened ' . the Lord Mayor. Upon ,isearehing him there' welt! found in his possession a number of papers, chietlY relating to the Spa - fields Meeting, the eapence of erecting a hustings, Ste. Some of thew were signed by Preston, whose 'name has alteady appeared to the/ ,t i...ttisentents of the Meeting. A case Of pi.tois tiso found in his pocket loaded, which upon examination did slot apptiir to have been very, re cently discharged. Being asked by the Officer who_bad him in custody as. Lloyd's, what was the motive of himself and his companions ? he replied, that they " came into the City in order to obtain the aisistatice of the., Lord Mayor, to interfere, it poisible, with t he l'riuce 'twat, With respect ttr their Petititin. lit the eXatrallati ollll SOjeeo Mouper is stated to have said he woo the Thsainret to the Spa-fields Meeting, but had very little Money to hold. He knew the two Mr, Watsotts, .who bad a dd resse d t h e M eet i ng i n s Monday, ROI( WitA , theee hi m self front whence he set off, with, several others, towards the City. While at the Meeting sonic itolividual put a case of pistols. into his hand, but he was unable to say whom. These be put in his pocket, but did not mean, to, use them. lie also acknowledged having carried the colours, and worn the cockade. Cashmot e said, he was a discharged seaman, and hail come up from Deptford to town on. Monday morning. He was standing close by 4. a large church anti castle" (meaning St. Paul's),. when he was accosted by another suitor, a strairer, who asked him if he wished to take a walk tar a short dune ? He replied " . Yes," and the Wan : - ger lostaittly put into his hands a musket, and they proceeded together, and 'stilted a Ponther of others who were marching. lie had no coneep tint) of what it meant. The last witness, whet) taken at the Exchange, had as musket in Isis pos session.—Carter, who had also the appearance of a seaman, said he was a shoemaker. lie met a number at persons marching through the City on Monday, and- joined Miens, b u t was not aware of their proceedings, nor did he commit the slightest act of violence. The prisoners confessed being with the mob when the outrage took place at Snow-hill, but denied having the slightest share in that illitnattioll. 'They A lso expressed - their readiness to tell all they k new. The prisoner Hooper joining in the above declarationhand be ing evidently actinainted with some of time tin known proceedings at the. Spa , telds Meeting, the Lotto MAYOR, deetOet) it right to hold a private e xamination.--. The prisoners were alt remanded for examination ,nti a future! flay. - • Ifooper, who acted as Treasurer to the Meet ing, lived at No. 9, Greyseoke;phice, -Fetter lane, which is also the residenee of Preston, the Secretary. They have lived" there about a fort night. At one o'clock yesierday morning, the Lord Mayor went to the house. Preston said thsvt Hooper had the use of the rooms as Trea surer, Preston has two daughters:: it appeared they bad wretched beds on the floor? in a small room, with scarcely any covering, end hardly It chair in the room. Presto's appeared _perfectly ready to go with the Lord Mayor. It clearly ap pears that the harridan was to collect arms, to go Rack to the Meeting in Spa fields, and then to pro ceed to:Carlton-house, The report of one of the Guards , having been shot its the Minories proves to he unfounded; but a ruffian Who levelled a blunderbuss at one of she soldiers in pimiento., at the same time declaring his intention, happily missed his aim, and the ball entered the neck of the rider's horse. An attempt was instantly made by a mien in the crowd to secure him, but he fought hard, and was ultimately rescued. Several of the soldiers received slight blows of stones - and brick-bats, while others were occitsionally saluted with taut nd mud. To the praise of the troops, howeier, they bore these insults with a spirit of coolness and forbearance commendable in the highest de gree, but :bey likewise mantested that firmness which they are universally allowed to possess. THE ("cITRACIE IN SKINNER STREET. rawrteut.sus...-Mr.ltichard Platt, a m auc h t ster warehonseman i of Cateaton-street, had taken the lock of his fo wling-piece to Mr. Beckwith's, the gun-maker, to be repaired, and while in the shop, he observei+ tittee'muen vowing to come in. The door mils inimediately opened, and they detnatuted arms *nd ammuni tion, which ins peremptorily refused. One of them, a decently dressed young sailor, then drew back, and iiithont saying a word, fired at Mr. Mutt, who instantly fell. The assassin ,no sooner saw what he had dune, than he became, or pre tended to he, repentant. lie went 'to the unfor tunate sufferer and implored his pardon, urging that be war a deluded young man, regretted 'with much shear of sincerity, the enormity of his erbite, and said, that the impulse of the Stioinent alone, had occasioned it. All this was, uttered in .a paroxysm of grief. lie had no sooner made this acknowledgment than the mob entered,, and this miscreant, a disgrace to human natnk, was tuediately observed reloading his piece. An attempt was oracle to ,secure hint, but he ntised with the crowd and effected a temporary escape from the hands of justice. Mr Platt, as soon as his strength would per ntit, wits CutiVcytti coach to his house at Brixton. The following Pollee reports relate ,to the Wile SubjeCt 4-- ANSION•ftOCBI.-A vent tlegreeof anxiety was mitoilestedyektertittrotorologi A timMitilsimi-hotise t stealing a loaf (row the shop of Mr. Sterenv, baker, take place upon the reties of Hooper, and Porter, who_were seized on Monday, at the Royal{ RechangeOts Opisearedilifit' imiitiwOa Shots a stir, and the tither two sailon • llonper,' who wiiietite personeeized With ittle co rium in his baud, reinTessed that he Wes t'SV Itet serer, iu whose hands The s uhscriptiOui for the Spa•fields meeting 'were 'depositedr--- - - The Loan %Toe; being of opinion that some clue might he discovered into the whole system by adopting proper Meant, determined on a pri vate exenti est as the /host likely to Accomplish such an 'object. The prisoners were accordingly removed' from the jost ice-room into another apart • fluent, but we understand nothing of importance has transpired. They have all acknowledged that they were concerned in the disturbance, and' bore . ems, which were given to them by p e r s ons ot whom they, knew nothing, b u t- denied that they lied any intention of doing mischief. The officer, 'in *Ouse custody the prisoners were detained finti . rt otelotk in the day till 7 in the evening, states, that he put a question to Hooper, intended to ascertain why he went into the city, Cod why he cart it'd the two pistols which were seized upon his Realm). The pistols were loaded 'with shot, and did not appedir to have been dischsrged at any tine in the course of yesterday. The prisoner stated, in reply, that his object, and he believed that of the rioters genqally, was to compel the Lord Mayor to accompany them, for the purpose of ascertitining ,why no answer was icIIITISVI tip k dick petition. The pistols, be stated, Weretiven to him by some person at Spa-fields, and he took them in the expectation that the soldiers might be called ont, and might possibly fire at them, in which case he acknowledged it was his intention to have, returned the tire in self defence. We understand that the further examination is postponed till to-morrow. It is supposed, from llooper's aeoonexion with the Spasfields Meet ing, that something may be extracted from him of importances towards dlevelophig the secrets of the system, as well as bringing torward those characters who took the MOSS leading part in the late proceedings. This,, et least is the object to which the attention of the Magistrates is now directed. Mr.'lleek with, and seine other indivi duals, whotegyitlence is calculated to throw a light an the subject,.were in attendsnce. ne BT.—Yesterday Patrick Sullicaa, a buy about I'2:yeirs of gee,. was brought to the Office, and molt:mew exanibtation hefore Mr. !Lasts, charged with being concerned with a mob in riotously assembling ronnil a biker's shop in Great Earl-street, Seven Dials, breaking open and entering the :shop, aud stealiug bread there from. Wilson, the„pitrOle, belonging to the Office, stated, that 'ltit Montlay'evenihg, between drix end seven rs'elock,lie went into tirest Earl-street just as the mob were dispersing, and uppteldetulsil the prisoner upon the counter, with a qoartern-loaf under each arm. It was much lamented that in this cast, as well as in must others, the most guilty C3C2SpC ; none of the men in the mob Writ: apprehended., SCCMlntet! f. .r that, by say ing all the' rioters were armed with sticks or bludgeons, and he had no person to assiat him, Thu prisoner in his defence said, he went into the shop with the mob, and the loaves were given him,-as. well es to tile rioters, . This was denied by the foreman' of the shop, who said his master was 'from home when the mob shacked the sj t op, and no person bin himself was in it when tile rioters entered it by force, and ask ed him for bread, to which he replied it did not belong to Itite,'and he could not give it away.— They then helped themselves. The mother of the prisoner attended and went down on her knees, intreating the Magistrate to seed him to the Marine Society, or some other receptacle lot "boys : she said he had till lately gone to St. Patrick's School, in St. Giles's : she bed endeavoured to get hint employed. its Covent garden.—He Was committed fur trial, and the p a rties bound' over to prosecute. A respectably dressed man, who appeared as if he had been Up all oight,oand, althotigh not mush after twelve o'clock, was iu a state of intoxication, applied to Mr. Merits: for is pair of pistols, which, he stated, lied been taken from him by Officers belonging to the Office; he averred that he was not going to do etty,liarm with them, as they were not loaded. The Magistrate tried in the most patient manner, but in vain, to ascertain the cir cumstances, but it is supposed some Pollee-officers had deprived him of them ou Monday, on his presenting thein in a dangerous way; but the man could not tell where it took place, only that it was ea 4 public-hOUSC,fleilt the pens, and there being no doubt hot tiruteaist Sinithfielil,, which is in the city of London, be was referred to the'Lord Mayor., Witham : 'tact I 1 was icliargeil b Clarke, an active constable belonging to the pari sh of St. Clement's, with exciting a, fools to tumult anal slot, Clarke stated, that on Moodey. evening, between six and seven o'clock, he WAS out ou . his duty, as di rected 'tsj; the Ugh 'Constable, in pursuit of riotous and disorderly persons, when be met with a snob in nolywell-street,4near `the Strand, anti the prisqner and - another man appeared the fore most emong them. He heard the prisoner ex llresti or 'blood - he reproved him for making use of such an expression, and asked him it he was not ashamed of himself, particu larly at 'that time. This haft no effect upon the prisoner, as he repeated them again several times, 'and,_ addressing himselt to the mob, said—" Yin sonsOf mel• , which induced Wit ness, with the a'sistance of another 'constable, instantly to secure and lodge him in the watch house. Clerk's statement was confirmed by the other constable. The prisoner, in his defence, solicited forgive ness. He is about 30 years of age, a single man. strong, and apparently hearty. He said be had worked in the Docks, but was now in the employ of a Mrs. Shillito. Hew denied having been at the execution In themoroing, in the Old }bile}, or that belted been to-Spa-fields. He was committed! for trial, said the Constables bound over to pro secute. . - NI A R LBOIMUGH .STRE 17V1i NILE 111011 RS. —Yesterday James l'itr*,y, itobert Ifisrper. and Salniei Willis, three children, aged 1 I yeuts each, were brought up anti examined, charged with :01 111onda night. y John Latham , a stpecial constable, stated, that - between the hour& of five and six on Monday night, he was sent, at the reqllest of the magi h s! trates,•in company with two other officers, to wat c the' n otions of illitneWSC snob, Stated to be then in Oxford-street, pillaging the different shops :he accordingly went, and found about '2,000 persons ssiembled front of : Oil phsSing by Me. Wiliianta.7.4, a fishmonger, city gave 'hint three cheers, and turned iistes thiford•uniiket, where they separated into 014 i-divisions, each • of which took dares ent directions. Witness`fel. lotved the one which proceeded lianchester.square way, Hand going along Margaret-563 and 64 treet, they d o demolished all the tailings at Nos. w i tne ss eoold• not prevent this on , rage, as he. hey lost his companions , a nd the mob, who weed very ntstuerous, were amid with thick bludgeonst ia from thence they proce eded to au eating-house Wells.street,- where a m aa n genteelly dressed, i12,1V: w ho stated himself to be their Captain, ddresltick the landlord, and in a few minutes after d bade the mob march forward, which they did without a• ing any damage : their next route was Voi °ll4 , street, where, as soon as they clime in front prosecutor's shop, they beg a n a dreadful haynelte and in one minute the whole 'of the glass, fislagit &c, were completely beat in a nd entirely deo?: fished. Every one then beg an to take the lutists. without ceremony, and witness particularly ti* marked the boy Turbey spring up, and roily awsY with a lialf-tpsartern lout, followed by taco Witness kept his eyes on them unfit they v4 ll ' ll l Nassau .street, where he immediately falio*. and found them in the act of sharing it Ise collared!. Tnrbey, who had the bread then in Isis possessioN and the other two ran into t he crowd, ticlaitn log, " A rescue , a re scue !" first step • to lodge !lint safely, and ret urn to take the others, '• which he accompthlsed : he is positive as to Tar' bey's person, but could nut swear to the °the+' s. The hies+ , was produced , which was a ll blood"; • havi n gt t i h w ei : i i g s rf.ms g tiorewtyleisienesnpsrialiies,ois,tisietariciaiii i it . cut is Na w first 14° tacked his house , some of " t ' l l i i e e t i l l i w th e e re bearti to et : claim, Don't hurt that poor man, lie is a 1 1 :;.‘ , beginner." Nevertheless 37 squares ht i n stantly beat its with railings , with %chi" : tic . r ioters were provided, and 52 loaves taken ill. t Winkling of an eye; a qua ntity of flour "Is2res% damaged very much by the mud, missiless glass, &c. which were liirOA'll into the s hop. , 4 : 0 nest could not swear to any of their dad be was obliged to attend on his wife• w"°,,„ios fainted away with the fright. tat . the I n() , tt io willies., on searching the area, found pia ra'ling 4 with which they had br oken his wino" and wtsiiik lie afterwards gave 1 0 the ? flicer. re 'l* he worthy Magistrate made many sevf'. to tnarki on theiinpropriely of aufferiug b e o o 'l re ' to v orc he so much abroad, and ordered; .them mantled till Ssiturday , which tim%etikeps 'o remain in the 'louse lit CatrgetiOnlliiv- separate. . ,Iriliiitipt .47 pgfas, 3 VoUth 0100 ISt Wi° 11 $ : r oeceded to the house of Mr. min";that the Mob, after leaving " a similar cha-rge. Watson, a co"'""' .. . . St Welt, t ti).'lle• Ng? • 69, Tot teithant-courtoroof....`tv'tlareit st `A'llloct's %vete immediately' broke ., 33 :: e y x 'anise, and the shop entered 'Y '...- ut t i,. 4 4 thirty pursons, who began t o take Oc r Y —l , 4 l) ii they c.ohltl lay (licit bands on : 1 "/,:f t o *WHY about forty hams, and all the " St -- t e, n„,!egt which they could fi nd, calling It/n(1111.4r ni.'l,ol 'here was no more in .the house, hot one ' l ' 4 of shoulder Of IllOt toll, WhiCh WAS brought "Pi 6 _ ll tt ers which a battle ensued about thil time they to %Vat ktite,bitt:itt 'eta7igitti joined by more, who were incessantly eriahleo their Captain (as he styled bila selt) ") 14a t ill on to the. tittack 0 t.the II CLICK') cla{,klS.o)ol) i or iilC 4 ' "it. Giles's, where they meant to hare all("• , o it out." Among those declaimers the prisorterf bio geared to rank very high tor the rv er n it st oratory ; witness observed him throw 11 it" to f th"top-window by which he bloke 'a el" glass , and immeill'ately pot him in custody- , : 0 4 A sailor, who said his name was ffroc it % to . remanded for a similar offence, hoiog 14 ".' ' I P bedded by Foy, inn. 1 til 0 08 o'clock During o t ' l 7O el v d i u l ° y l e u ° lo f rtiiiitt7:la. 111 : 1 ‘ ‘ 1:1:6' • 11 ,: l it . f ld ti ll HICKS, two Of the 11agistl.ates, were 41 c°l.. Pt o f - attendance, and, by the different•detuchtrel' ri, constables which they sent out as oeesr l tlfs 4p4iretl, served i 3 .111.01 Y places to disappow moceineuts ortlie infuriated popalacC• ,fits lisrros-GsaottN.--Vesterday two for i t braeght nil nom. the [louse 01 : C,_( )r , 1: ,, ° , 7 1, 11 e ifi cgh , antitiation, charged by John Linturice., 4he , i‘siiitethieht.tvir:ric:ltifirrittlsltoltileatbiOlii:iita:inir6rt:s:nigi(oci:liktitttiisei::i:i.;,:togiit; which Orator alien% urds became 10'11104 11 ; , h e loh• NT. Cottrell, 1 ts . e gdotriar, ..; : ii'i or r c‘ive'l the charge tit the If ouie ol Correcl, 'oho tit . Atilisins, the' Governor o t. that Pli 6 - u s t i s tell' i ‘ i ftttended, but two pi incipal, tritnellesi°:: lug, the prisoners were rentatitteit. ----------_----d" 1 t! efen l l l t P MUkDER 4 , 0 k _____ .•, -) Rosagay.--On Stoma,/ f W , between sit and seven o'clock,.tbe 1100(„le ‘ l O O l ii,ie vA Bp, it farmer, 90 years of age, Ht 4 :o Cr tc ar . l_3raytint, in the pri3-11 of Ilellindoti:(00 . red by et gang Of I uhhers„. sapposea in ' f itit s its a, diigilistql state,' and tolthrd of cOtot"— sil Al" t aPmeP_erly, 1501, in cash and notes t it WO' , A lia° ,111 boy who lied in the huii%e went tol'ototit 1 4),,4:e.1,1"k' when they left the aged trotiLl/o'oo /..----"Pert 73 years o f Lige, i t ; the kitc!e,io,ol thew be return tu the hou'C ; hey frond thot 14 dic been robbol of the valuable property, °II:00;J aged_ people t 0 8 the ll uir presented ;1101411$1 7peetocie from the wounds and brelfref ":'• 00. Lad ) received t their It Were CO ili irt ivelarcees, and they were lot:risible. P l i i I P' (I, from the bloody state of part ot 4 "'▪ ' pe . 1 04 6 ,i for threshing corn, tlitit the ‘vounifs 0.0 the hi#ll4' A film(' by ii 4-- . particularly 'those on - rof, ti../IrOTI MIS prockart,. b,a bis-Ass,,tlowt!noo or Rio a VOtil j the poor old ouin died of hif ' lo e "n Mudd a butst four o'ctoel; ; his 1104"( 1104 re4llAined in an insensible spite, Illtd " 15 gr c se yesterti.-iy morning, htvt very WO IWO"' - terta":arti of her tecovcry. . mot