The Sun. — London, England, 1816-07-27 00:00:00

a their ilepatfare ror oo boardLi.s Nl,je;ty's ihip Acbar. .1111)jor•Genei-al from Ne‘.v Brun'ttrick, asilit`ies cotilltiatid in I;alifax• pro ifo!P6re• Tile Nova Senzitt • and .Newfotitittland Fencible regiments have been reduced at Halifax, , rind the :id battalion of tile 60th arrived tliet;e from Ole \` 't Indies. A considerable dettyHinient Of the lith regiment had likewise arrivird, abed the en ., . ti.ve of the regiment was butuly expected from the West Itnlies. • Most of the Journals of last night and this morning 'e'tintaiti AN'tqcs front 'Jamaica to the Bth 111 r., lice i;dit'or's having forgotten that they In " • • . setted accounts flout thence to the 16th in the beginning of the week. •. k BARNET, the Petkittrhtn, continues !ravelling regularly, and this morning, soon after 7 o'clock, 4 F made good hii 630th mile. . , Advices have, it Is said, within these Few days lken received from the East Indies, dated the 3d of March, announcing the cointnelieement of hos tilities by General OenTEELoNv, who hail, 'wised threa,strong places of Menet!, lote'nflin4 to P 6-- 401 liiinselt of the capital of Nepali!. SOnie skir mishing had tak..!n place ; one Officer ha:l heon and some soldiers killed ,And ‘vounded, but u o formidable registaiice had been opposed. Yesterday the Duk,. of Yoitx IrallStieted NA)? btryj ugss v%:ith t 1; e PRINCE. ItEGLNT at Curl. toil House. The Dukes of CUMBERLAND and CAMBRIDGE paid their respects to the Rt.GENT yes terday, Yesterday Viscount SiomouTtt, Earl BATHURST, 411 1(1 Count MUNSTER, had audiences of the PRINCE REGENT. WINDSOR, Jui.Y 26.—The QUEEN and .Princess LLIZABETII arrived at the Castle on ‘Vednestlay 11 444 from the Duke and Duchess of OttLEANg, at T wichenlom.—Lord ST. HELEN'S arrived at the Castle on Wednesday ; -Lord rIUDEN left the Castle the same day.—Princess So'PniA takes all 1 61'1% io the Pat k daily, when, the weather per mits. • The marriages of Icing FERin.NANii Vli. Klld his &other with the Portuguese Prilicessei'df the Houhe of BRAGANZA Were OH the 11 th May pro- . claimed in the capital of the llr.tzils, as having been solemniicti by prOxles in Spain. As this was the chief motive of the delay that has oc curred, it Was expected 'the Brides %weld soon Set sail for Ktinove. ' The Duke of WELlANutotst Las accepted the invitatiOn'bf On! Corporation of firisfol to dine there this day. The dinner will be given at the 11 Ierehants',, Hall at five o'clock, when his Grace *ill b e jii•cie f ited with the freedom of that 'The Noble Duke has also accepted the '"f the Corporation of Gloucester t'o di n ! with' them, and Tuesthiy next is fixed on for that pin Prep.irations are making at the residence of the Right Boit. Wiu.LESLRY PoLE, for a stittipttion dinner i .intended to be given on Monday best to the -PutNev. .I"(4v.svr ,and the ii.ov,At. uKr.s • meet, thiC illustriotts circles, all the . Chhinet and Foreign Ministets are invited. '1 Mutleilrs nt CHOLItuNDELRY and ANGLESEY ate also ro he, at the party. t Sicilian frigate had been at ,Gibraltar, and taken On ,bourti about ,400,000,drittars, She was exPected to wait in the :11editerraneati for the liiitish sqlta(iron• A Dublin Paper says--" A HiPst unexpected tttlsl roitintis hil o r r in Dundalk has beet) the sob- Ject of conversivio n hi the mercantile circles. one ~t * the parties, stated 10 Ile insolvent, was hereto tute con , idered worth 70001. a-year in lauded lttt)l+erty !" In the matter of, the Newry Bank (says the , Dublin Corrtspondene of the 24th), we are happy token.), that the LORD CHANCELLOR has this day 'uspentled the Commission issued eigainst this re *Peetable Firm, with all costs, to the satisfaction qt ed*OWilCd Court. Colot H: lll lAXWELt.arrived at Itantsgate On Wed "eNtlay evening, 011 his way to Ostend. %vial this *Patehra.for the British Army in France. , The Bth 'battalion o f t h e 60 t h re gi ment (h av i ng ," I , T "ed over th e whole of the effective non-corn -I:',"i4sted Offic ers anti men ,to the sth battalion) A ,".ich embarked S ortie time ago from the Isle of has beet, disbanded at C4ibraltitl`, The St,tfl, and several Officers, have arrived in Eatit ula for the purpose of being placed on half- Day.. Ex'trac't from the Agent to Noytl's at Gibraltar, ,Ittlyiu :•--1` The United States ship of the }ln c.Wnshington, Commodore CHAUNCEY, ar rived byr e on tho 2d instant, and , sailed" to the titstward on the Bth, with Mr. PINKNRY, Llll. -I) . as lntiOr to Naples. Ode of the avowed objects of his mission is to demand restitution of Amer'- ," 'Proper! y COD fi3cat ea by Mu RAT. From the ' '' ("ea t ( 1011111.it'y of provisions on board the Wash -1",/ktoo, it :appear ;hat a squadron is intend t" to he collected in the Mediterranean. 1: have bven able tO get any tardier inforintiticat bllectinF the Tunisian corsairs." .Petition has been addressed to hies Royal i g u ness the PittNee ItEGKNT, entitle(' " tin 11 " b le A-4010dd of the Nlantitacturers of Cot tiootis and kVorkinen of Stockport, who have . etil "Played in the various brain:ln-9 of that L'l'ce extensive and important itittmlfacture:" and r:•; .1/ •i t 'cl is to obtain a prohibition (tithe expor leiOtt of cott on y a r n , on t h e ide a t h at if 1 0 - .., I „g"trti could not get the y a rn whi.ch they weave ts secs eluth, they would bc • obliged to boy the cloth •-• iuti l a . ite . work lIPAt going on behind -the Horse • ros is ti dation', lo t the placing a gun captured An thesiate di ke anti not a foundation for the pe .'.or a statue, „).perltuirotlrty the new Vauxhall iron bridge was fc't citrtiages with . •mulch ceremony, in the ~,,!oce Of th e a ges and CoMmittee of Pro- S: t ;''or,s, Anti a number of persons of tespectabl trectato_he water was cosettd with boats 'and rt, F f II h : r'.vs. i'I...YmOOT It t.T trivet] the Conips sloop o f , far Newloondlaud.—Wind W. '.4.‘V. t 'Poarsmoirrti, JUCY 25.-L--Arrived his Majesty's ship Buffalo from the Wettt Ictdirs ; the LOrd 'Wellinliton transport from Genoa ; Bridges trans port from Corfu ; and the tlithirt and Camden trittlp , ?rts fripm Malta. Sailed the Pi Licesi Ame ns, BA I LsTox, for. China ; liFt.Gow, for the Cage of 'Good Hope and the MOnlllollo, ch?wooD, for Jamaica.--Wind S.W. FALMOUTH „JULY 24.—Sailed the Prince Ernest packet for Lisbon ; Qneett Charlotte packet for Gibraltar and Malta ; and the Mahchett cr pAcket for the Leeward Islands.—Wind from S. to N. HARNIcit , Juty 26.—Arrived the Earl Lei cester pact with a horn Holland, and the Lark packet with a mail from Cuxhaven. . DaAt., JULY 26.—Arrived this morning, anti ailed for the River, the Colonist, BRANFORD, 4 day's irotn 134rhadoes ; Moffatt, litcHAttusolit, front BonibaY ; London, Got.i)FtNcti, front Jzt tnnica i'linec6s of Wales,- Sims, from ; and the ltockers; SorEit, front Came up front Hull the Liebe, Tp OM PSON, and sniled for Cii)cutta. i'llt back the Henry Cell'. Pica o'Clock.--.lust arrived the New Galen, from Boston in America.—Wind S. Gokvest.tNo, JuLY 26.—Arrived the Calcutta, LUCAS, (rain Rotterdam ; Asp, KEN NY, from the South Seas ; Zephyr, BRO%VN, &0111 Ciel44l ; LIoGG, (win' Hatlinen ; Parthian, EL LIOTT, from Jamaica ; John 130311111/10, DENNING, from Tobago ; Thetis, Soveo, front Jamaica ; Dort, J EX, From Petershurgh. Sailed the Mar tha, DEETZEN, for Bremen ; Mariner, CROCKLEV for Philadelphia ; Sicily, CLIPPER, for Gibraltar ; Nancy, STACEY, foi Oporto; Marquis of Angle sea, BROWN, for Ostend ; Goetie Vorwaghting, CLAASSEN, for Amsterdam ; Resolution, OLIVER, for Bremen. ' 'tVe copy the followin4 ex-parle statement from a Morning Paper. Either the facts are highly coloured, or some reparation is d ,e for. conduct so gross AM! Outrageous •--- "The ship Philippa, Captain Nkenot.ts, bound to the Ettst Indies, touched at Fort Playa at the JSIe of tit..J a go, Ott the ISt h of May, with a view of obtaining a . supply of water .and retreshinentu They found lying in the, harbour the ship Mid, I.r.rave Castle, Captain ItaLen, put in there in distress, having struck on the rocks that run oil the ,nortlt-east point of Bonavista and the Cap tain Of the Philippa being solicited by her Com- Mander to take part of the' Mulgrave Castle's cargo on board to the Cape, he agreed to the pro. position for a cettainstim, in, orler that thst,da maged snip might proceed to Rio Jan •iro for re peke. The Commander of the Philippa, in agree jug to•the accommodation proposed, h , ghly in censed against him the Portugni•se - Governor Doti ANTONIO DF:- CoNTINTGo lla L%Nc4STIE. Al thont;hthe Et stash paid: hint ever y.rcspect tine to his authority, he persecuted them the utmost of. his power, and for no other reason tlian becanse the Philippa . was likely to be the means of i'vrest ing Omit of his hands 4. valuable British proper ty, which he had calculated on getting into his possession. The Commander of the Pl:dippa and Capt. RALeu•were treated bytliGoverno: filit their first binding iwit's marked disrespect... They were immediately summoned hetore him, and atter being obliged to peter the most violent language Hied in expressin4. his .detestation of the F.wgfiiii naitott in general, he placed both the Officers under .ar rest, and then ordered a survey of the Mulgrave • Castle, with tie full intention of detaining her as incapable of prosecuting her voyrige. The Go vernor beat to ants as'SOMI as the surveying. Of ficer landed, fired two shots at the British ships,. and it was with much difficulty he was prevailed on to aher his detertnination of sinking them by an Officer under hint. The two Officers of the Philippa were next confined in a common gaol, without a beaTingi and had for a companion a eri- Initial for 'mantel The'Philippa was put it) pot , - setision of 50 . 8oldiers and Captain HAKRINGToN, who was passenger in the Philippa, was forced on shire, who, with the Commander, from that pe , - . rind were,coohitlered tie be pr6ottets on parole.— After this violence, theGoverotir weighing, it was supposed, the consilnence of Ira conduct, thought proper to be more moderate in his proceedings, and there wits a probability of his uertnitting the vessels to proceed on their destinations about the endlttutr •of May. Meanwhile the Officers and Passengers entered a Protest against the violence Of his proceedings, of which the following is a copy TO HIS ,EXCSLIAINCY DON ANTONIO DS CONTIN- Tao DE LANCASTIF. Sir,—Having ret rived your Excellency's permission for the British ships Philippa and Mule - rave Castle to proceed • on their vroyagie, we whose names are itudersigned feel it to be a duty that we owe to the owners of those ships, and the valuable property tot beau! isf them, to the underwriters Ruth on ships and property, and to , t he Government whose subjects we are, to protest, and we do hereby most solemnly protest against till the violent measures - which your Exec'Homy has thought proper to adept towards 'us during our Stay at Mayo, a port which was songht the Commander (11 the Mul,;rave Castle, when that vess e l' was in distress, and when• he n4turally expected to receive every degree of pcotection, support, and itssistanec his situation .reiruired...... How far his expectations - have been flailed by the eireuutstancts detailed in Captain Harrington!" second letter to your Ehcolleney under , date May DI, or how far the .relations to peace• and amity lietw,4o two hiendly pierce hate been preserved by your Eacellencytms , ards us generally; it IS:104 our nurpose here to enituire; but We shall draw up a full and correct statement of th e whol e of those violent rosin:ores which are Il+e subject of thit protest, and lay the 'sump as soon as possible before hilt Excellency the Bight Hon: Viscount Sseangford, the British Ainhassadoe at the Cana of Brazils, to be by hint submitted to the Prince Jim. gent of Po, tagal, and to the British Gu%;crouseot, We have thg Ilouottr • 4n 04, by the Otat:ers and ikauttiresk." [MOM - AIOaNiNG CHRONICLE.I . . , '`.llP wit of that most iively Paper. Thl Ines, Le cti rr,vohetlbythe iecotninend'ation to give • •to poo. cotioren, in our Aar.ta I _nstitutions, a more useful course or e•lueatton than they now receive,' so as to qu,tlify them tO tome forth into ► active life, not merely v . ith robust constitutions, but 'with tbe knowledge of sonic useful art that might render them valtillle members of sneety. —lt is a subject of saycasui to the coldAlonded Writer, to think of cc:telling the girls to fie dresses or cooks, or to instruct theta in any of the arts that would make them valuable servants in a family when they arrived at a 'proper age.--- ! The Public will judge between ifs. Look at the helpless decrepid objects now tuned nut of these eleemosynary Schools : and let us fairly ask our selves, whether jo,tioe is done to the objects of one protection in not better quklifying them for their future pUrsoits. ‘Ve are persinttle , l that by, a eery simple and practicable arrangement, the thousands of children educated by ben'ev'olence in this city, might be rendered most ,trttly useful, and that 'without incurring the charge of futal policy, which is imputed tn' the saggestion. We love received, slave_ the publication of the are tide, several letters on the subject front Literal and feeling coriespondents, who concur with its in thinking that much praclicahle good might be be. obtained by enlarging the course of instruc tion given to children in Glariry Schools, and their letters contain several salutary hints fur car rying the selosme into execution. 0 E T It V. TO A LADY, 1710 drew Mi. Ping out (Pier bonnet thiring a thundtr-Sloan. Cease ELI ZA, thy hicks to despoil, • Nor room% the bright tel from thy bait, For fraithiss and fold is the toil, Since Nature bath made thee so fair. . . While the rose on thy chcel shall" remain, And thine eye so bewitchingly shine, Thy emlearoui must still be in rain, Fur attraction winalways be thine. MR: SHERIDAN TO HIS FIRST WIFE. lite following lilies tire the genuine production . of the It. utvoled Tlsey were ridilreisied to his first Lady, then Miss LaNLEV, shortly hefor; their union : • " Mark'd )ou her eyes of heav'nly Al►u•k'd you her cheek of roseate hue That eye in liquid circles moving., that cheek abashed at man's npproving ,'The one, Love's arrow tiarting round,. Thu otln Makiag at the tvound." iIArstARKRT Tit cAras —The amusing Comedy of Ways and 417ti1a4" w* performed last aglit, for the first link I hi: trilson. The new Comedy. of tit by Mistake followed, and seemed to in crease in its hold o pop n, ular favour. An apo logy was made for 'Neis KENn who had been taken ill, and titled by Mrs. Co vawav VI/Lige bewjer ciostd the whole of it Set of perloymaneers, w.,ieb coold not hayebeen . - surpased, in point :4 excellence of act ing, arany' of our \I. inter . Theatres. Oxman, JULY 28.—0 n Thursday the Rev. Richard Valden White, M, A. Rev. ljeory . Win 4ttattley, illi. A., Rev. John Boi llankoo, M. A. Hey. George Booth, Ij, A. of Lincoln College, and Mr. Charles Henry 1-llnton, B. A. of,Ballill College, were adonived ifellows of Nagdalen,Col lege ; and Niessrs. Henry BithlUlph, William Boy cott, and .Edniural Smith, were admitted Demies, LAw,--No case of the slightest public interest came before any of the Courts yesterday. EXECLITION.---This morning every place and spot withiß sight of the Debtors' Door . , Old Hai ley, were filled with. persons to witness. the exe cution of thefolio wing malefactors, viz. Jos. Royce, Pin. Gregory, and 'Geo. Mayan*, for divers forge ries on the Governor And Company of the Bank of, England. ShOrtly lifter eight o'clock, these un fortunate eriminals were brought on the scaffold, on which they were attended by the Rev. J. COT TON, Oftlinaryiot Newgate, - with whonk they re, manic& but a. few minutes in prayer. They oP ',eared to tuanifest,a true repentance for the crimes they had committed, and for which in'a few mo r mews they were to forfeit their lives, when, on the signal being made for their excation, they were instantly hunched into eternity. Their ho-, dies were afterwards given to tlus.ir friends for in- torment.--lather Sampson,' wliu was ordered for execution this morning with the above, has re ceived a respite during Royal pleasure. ' mu Sociales has written as letter to the Lotto MAyou, calling on Lordship's recollection that he was ,convicted.ol-the ,eritue of picking . a roan's pocket on Ludgate-hill, on the evidence of Vaughan. " And a very ingenious argument he endeavours to prove that the ciremustances of the evidence were most probably concerted; and that h e is ali t other. victim of the same conspiracy— more liable of co‘rrse to be so .front his own no - tot ions character, In 1735. the sameitrocious practices as those l a t e ly detected were discovered by one -Cox, a constable, %who soccessffilly brought to light t h e whole villanty,*and prosecuted to conviction a gang of 041:makers, as they were styted, who had laid the most nefarious plans to draw Ingot.- Innate persons into situations where they might be charged With felonies, and convicted by . evidence all prepared and utterly false. Cox, with incre dible perseverance, followed up the detection, and c onv i c ted four notorious informers and _pretended thiet-inkers, M'Daniel, :tarry, Salmon, gau, alias Gahagan, with a vile conteflerate named Maly Jones, of having, for the -sake of the 40!. irward, procured the capital conviction of several innocent fellow creatiovs: Cssiovs is now employed about / a statue of Re ligion, to ho placed in the Church txt St. I'etcr at Rowe, close to the statue ut that Apoltle: A riot ut a:serious nature occurred in the petish church oh Tantlaght' in the comity of Lmtdunderry, on Tuesday the 18th lust. • LOIVAN • NI.JU i , y e ,t- ev a g y A lt nem Cock, ia Evesit;int's 7 huildings, •1 4 111ei'S . t herwe TtioNt.vs - S•rtamtvo, Esq. Coroner tar Aiitifitt i , on the body of Margaret Pearson. l t adpeat ed evidence. that the deceased, who was 70 year s t .f age, was employed on the preceding day to e.teal t the .house of Mr. Jackson, of Crescent-place; anti about two o'clock she was taken in a fit, and car ried home to her lodgings in the•honse a,l tieorge Brown, Cart iage- bnilffer, N 0.7, clarention place, where she shortly afterwards expired. Mr. Rich ardStinirrell, sutgeort, mho attendtitl, deposed, that. he'believt:d the deceased at in a fit 61 apt). plcxy.—Verdiet--.Died by lite Vixitatioo of God. Another ltopiezt was held at tour o'cl-ek, 'yes ter d" even i ng , a t the Slanted Dog, Strand, on the body of William Hardinghant. It appeared, on the evidence of his brother, Charles Harding-% ham, a shoemaker, living at No, 37, St. Martio":• lane, that be:and the dee,eased went to bathe in the 'Thames, oil Nlillbank, about nine o'clock, last Sunday morning ; that the' deceastql was a gito,l stiimmer, and swam aliont 100 vards, when endi ng: himself grow weak, he calla tl to his brother tt, bring him a boat ; but berate he could 'effect it, the deceased stink to rise no more. Air. Sullivan, boat-builder, at Mil'bank, pro cnred drags and nets, and used every poss,ible deavour to get . the body, but to no purpose. Nlr. John Lucas liardingliam, 'an attorney's clerk, and 'brother to the decetoed, and Mr. Peter Wall,. his brother-in-law; employed a boat, drugged fur tlic hotly the remainder ut the after, noon, but to no purpose; and the body Win 100114 floating. in the river, oppo , ite St - land-lane Stair'l about half-past five o'clock on the preceding Verdict—Accideolully drowned whilst bath-, big in the firer Thames. Mu Rua! I .• , --ths • Monday last an Inquest t 1 tcs' held , at Kirton, near: Bristol', 'by" C. MASTIN, .Gent. coroner, 'you the body of a ne%%'-hikrit female child, Of. which Eliza/re/4 Witiug, w it * , of *John was delivered on Wednesdi, y the. kith. The said Elizabeth Wilting stanus charged by the iii iiaitiuu With the wilful ; wa d er of her said child, Num the 1111. W clear and aa tisfactory evidence, by forcing it to swallOw tol quantity' of , butter - of antimony, in Ilaternan's Drops, of which she had possessed herself a few days previously to her confinement. The Coroner imMediately issued out ii:wurrain of cullilnitillent 01 her two n Castle, as soon as it shall boonl sale and practicahle , to remove her. .The brig Snri.r.se, Capta a Itoso, belonging to Jaines 131;lek and * Co. on her voyage Iruni the. Clyde to St. l'honots's and this with t 1 most vahhhie car g o Otis lost in the ,end of Decetnber, on the coast of Africa, lit'diriy ,oppoiti-to the Canary hittilliS and the crew and passengers were noirched f ow l ce ll ys' j.wr ticv up the ciitititry, in :fstate of shve,ry. had arrived Ist :Sviez, within eight . slays' joitr ney,ol Alogatiorc. The riecolints of this ill isfor., tulle came through the British Consul at Moga. , 11:jih usiug every exertion to FCCMCIP the ,eaptives, and with' every hope of success. `rite passengers %rue Mr. W. Black, son of thts principal i.cOprietor of the ship, another:Gentle pan 01 the what ih tt partner in the 'inure ; and Mr. Basinful, trout Port (Jamaica Gazelle, June 1.) , Ltatherieigli, t small town in ,tite COlllll y of Devon, exisE ttvo remorkable •eo,f(111 - 1i1 0 —ohe, that crery .mnraing and evening, soon alter the•elnocli dock has,Stinek fine and • nine, a bell from the same steeple announces, by aistioct \ strokes, the number Of •ike day - tit the -month. otiginally in to-1110, ,perhaps", for , the information of • the tin- learned vii!aTgers ; the other is, that 'atter a funeral, the elitireli ring" a lively peal, as, in other places, aria a wedding and to. this custom the parishioners: are perfectly reenticiletl, by the con-•' sidvration that the. deceased is r.emoved Itoin a„ • .SCCIIC of trouble to a state Of rest and pence. A singtiliir instance of maternal affection. (if we may be allotVed - the terM)' Occurred in a gitlfielY at: Abbey, near Leeds.,, a•ft(w days ago,— , A game hen' . had been pot there With a brood of' young pheasants;:' A *b . ,twk iii endea vOuring ponne.2 upon one of - these, was arrested to its.* protiiress hyt he hen : it long conflict etisned, and the hawk Was at length so disabled as to he taken alive ! • L as t ,veek, is the stay goes, a Couple of ' friends calle(I at the puhlte-loose of Mr. °O en , at illockly, and whilst regaling themselves, ado;; belonging to' one of them cause stidr!enly in, awl. .dropped at leis master's feet a bundle, containing; a goatitity of bank-notes ; 'both instantly stoup- Cillo'take it up, hut' the owner at the dog failed in•getting possession of it, and the other securing. it, pleads the title of , betterlortune to justify his claim to detension, whilst 'the •other.asserts his right, from the ag,:ticy of his dumb steward, and has already Made it the subject of legal inquiry. Rumour haS iwelled the amount of the notes to 15001,4 and what is singular, no person, in the qUatity of owner, has yet come forwuid to settle the . disputes.—(Manchester Paper.) About three o'clock. on Sunday we bad a ire- • mentions storm, which continued about three hunts. The:tlashes of lightning were extremely vivid, and, as Well as the thunder, were alino;t. incessant ; the rain, at the some time, falling in torrents. The liirlitning killed a co,w belonging to Mr. Langford, of Comlover Grange, and some other accidents Itite Occurred, Th e '-re was a tee- Mentions StOttil on tVednesdAy, i t ; the vicinity of , Stretton ; and the farmers in this county altnok.' despair of get Ont in their Itsy in a State fit hit' lodder--(ShretvebarylChrimiele.), The following: distressing circumstance occur red at Hull, last Tuesday :—As liosortiworth. of Kilviogton, near Thirer, fla%-dresser, aged , 71, was Walking on the quay ut Mr. R. Watson, Suit house-lane; Staid's, a boliftin of flaic wits throw 4 upon him from a ch , iin!,cr on the secnettl fioar of a warehouse, which srrik hitit on the hew ()coo sioned his death the following morning, although medical assistatice- was instantly procoO n i, We ustuleri k tand he has left lt/chiliiren Ford 36 woad" child&n.—What rs very remarkable, he hint for 7 % considerable dole been 11'1:1 gin, the passiniktr4 Against the danger of goin4 near the plocv : ". diJ the hobbio which leg ninth hint was ocur:y the hilt in the clvihther, Otieer .to . 'Nei , e previously been sti uck~ by one of the bobbins, at,l is in eahsiderable tiangerl.