The Sun. — London, England, 1814-04-25 00:00:00

, . ucc . . tte T I:;,urgents in South America, anti of the rIN of 1 , Il is to‘‘ ardg Capital. l aiesty hits written a v'ery \ complithentary let ter , Lord . • It 'S asserted with confidence, that \IURAT tia s Nli tet • i : . ~ t()., ut himself. in a very suspicious manner tr f'ards the Allied Po , .vers, ,norwitlistauding the e‘lt Ny :, , l o " / "1.0 w hicti . they.b m i entered wit h him. It -sem%•ll " I hti , 11 at a considerable body of A , r,trian trocips. , 6. ,1 1 bee n Put tinder his command soon - after he ,' elu'd 130 109,-n a , in conserpience of his: having 01- 1 ; . ~ .sed to aftriinee wth - i his own forces" for the Srn,, - • 1- 'e of aSsistine: the Allies in the operations . Ilb i - i u . ..t-' 1.13001,1-AriARTE ~ Bur though repeated at a‘ii":”ts had been made, and of" a, very pressing 14'itive nature, to induce bun to fulfil his eta,... • . l t , , ''nent, be had whhheld all co-operation. i na 'll/e ar"o that (luring this period of mysterious vi, e i tll as to the great canse Of the AllieS, be was lritlY exerti.•*- hiinself in procuring the re-; Itiii i , ' 11 ' , , - s °f Italy, and: endeavoured to justify his .r.p f li n iN I eS3 ill that nause by alleging that his pri ,,,, 11F laati es'sential linty w as t o p rotect t he king z,,le,l:ltaly from all hostile operations. It.is I*,:ii.,filit LOrdilrit. I s -2:, - NTENicx was so little l 10 i .-e l ,' lt 'ith this conduct of liluttaT, who seemed I , rl ( l e jt ing' the result of events in order to dc . - 1 -o, r o ," Favour of the stronger- party, that . 1i s to'i' tfs`lip h!iil transmitted very strong complaints liii i ,, ) ,, w hole of his conduct since the above-men '' treaty was 'signed' ' t fi . r3ll- Et-rit.i.E, and the Lords of th e Ad st n i liz ' l l4 aee - A mpan i e d -him to Dover, to' testify ton e King of FRANCE, returnee! 1: 1 1 ,1 1 e bache ss of OIDENBURGII, Lord and Lady tviticahralr and a large paitv of the Nobility, LOrd MELVILLE this day at the Ad- Nt a , '' . ay night Me. JAetcsoN arrived at the f . Se ; ° 1 States Ivith dispatches ton 4 4 1. '" 5- fI:FREAG . IT. He left Paris on Wednesday UttLord Ihrsttinqc and several .persons .of ti• l°4 had arrved at Paris- on . - thepreeeding 111 ,ir a ' 1 3 P,'"ehes from Lord STRANGFORD and d Ad • L ' l x o Nl at the Brasili, were receive ou tq d „ 1 " • ;Me be seen by 'our e xt rac t s f rom the G‘j i li.l( th at Lord B ATHURST: h as n ot ifi e d to t e 4 t ets of the diffinteet Powers a t ou r C ourt , . letti,t.he restriction s on t h e por t s o f I ta l y h ave to restrictions of Gazette also contains the ‘41 4 !! accou n t of the surrender of Ragusa to ' lifisre, of the Bacchante, and the Aits n''arpkirueral Aizentmovicu, on the 28t1 of Ja- L P AGET arrived yesterday f rom M ou li ns,. 41 4 1 : 1 , 1 'e was detained as a p r i soner. li e states, tla r Perfe ct an d comp l ete was the state of ig- Nt lll 'e in Which tire people of France were kept,. I14 4' 1 1) to the ith instant, the news even of ksWliies bavint , crossed the Rhine had not been t ll( tii t to ''' the English priSoners. Qn the Klorions event of the Revoltttion came , togeth er w i t h the welcome news of ;,..qeratio n . P Artlio,,,T is the Marshal appointed . to re 1'1.44-(1 co n d uct the F rench K i ng to Paris. t t e(ll "lit sloop o f war i s un d er or d ers to pro '- tiot "heiefliately to India, with dispatches an ° t:,e restoratibts. of Loots XVIII. t o the 410 1!% l ie.c/f trance, and the termination of hosti h 1 11 Europe, ; 5 been announced, that the Emperor of as well ;,u; the Emperor of RUSSIA and I.‘' RoEN KbsstA, arc to honour the Court of the 1 ` 0-T with a visit. : 1111 11(: - lll 'clersta n d that Commissioner Boyee has 411 4; eteetioll of about 800 priso ners , s i c k an d 1,11 f,) will be sent to France ,immediately. 'lt.teteinissioner was attended in his visi:s i to I)3 ' Ari litel. "t Debts Portunouth, on Satumay, i cti T raomo, who saw, . with evident sa i i" i t tl i () q. the excellent , regulations that prevailed eit'hops, the provisions for the pri s o n ers, th e 41 l"r the s siek, &c. ;' l.l i l l /e i . yesterday says—`g - Colonel-Mmenit tu wa from Passages, which place he 4 f tl: )11 the 14 th insta n t. H e h a d heard nothing r, , C sally front Bayonne, and gives Mcctto tl.e intelligence. It • was, on t he ~cNt',lY, -u nderstood that an armistice had been 1 / 4 4 :): s "Poi) between the French and English leatte ers. ,,, vieel4l.l-tYrtaND gave a grand Ball at Paris last_ it ltC, l 'en the E m p eror A LEXkNDER d ance d Y BußomEr.sH. 14 '41 4 "nle of tic Consolidated Fond for the ) te,i.(l)l r end r, 50 ia, th e l in w st. as 9,692,000. _ by ex` - : corresp,,nding quarter of last year it lit e e )( ' The char g e is about 9,120,000/.171111a1a Rt es s, comp ; Il area with that of the precedi ng, 4 t i 3 tt 71. 678,000/. The Property Tax has expe 14te'li" the same quarter, an increase of about rh - kr ° ' w hite the remainder of the War Taxes have' 4 14, ZIA diimmition in the whole of near 390,000/. C, (an 'lm have . increased about 40,0001. but ItrA °o 4 . ,, l "°'its and Excise have produced less by '4.000/. icy same period, mean The Property "taet cet% during the year ending the . sth i vt eti o ,' uPWards of 14,400,0001. exceeding t tt e ' l s Year by about 1,500,0001. , Iltsd,l"t extraordinary event happened on /Par ti 3 :' after the 1 211INCE REGENT' had left the ; - 1 10 tei l ". ri t of the King of FRANCE, at Grillon's 11 11sl et r ir. * M "Row. a Deputy from Calais, and rtts tri l i e '. of an inune'nse fortune,' begged to be l lr r ltr o o ' e d 10 Monseigneur le Due d'ARRE, to be exae "ed t 6 his Most Christian - Majesty. As he kiht,coPatiating' on •his devotion to the BOURBON 4 1 , t ‘ lie drew from hiS breast a kind of a laic-. f ° 1 1 4 % ,, " e ll contained some of the.blood of the on er Iltitleea,te Louis XVI, the hair of the . Quell - N . , Tie Is arra the DAUPHIN. his \ ‘''lSS t ' ti°n W as SO gr`tat;that, on drawing at, he ttinatered with a terrible convulsive fit; but, for- Fgej~tr• REGNAu LT, a French Physician, was at rwirriediate assistance was given, crih thiS d evoted Royalist might have fallen " the vehewerice of his feelings. TIIE KING OF FRANCE. Do rER, APRIL 24i,--The Royal Sovereigi:l, the Queen Charlotte, and other yachts, with the King of lefincE a:nl Suite, Duke of CLARENCE , tlitehesS D'ANGOULE/E., SPANISH aniol PORTIIGHLsE EADORS, C:olute MoNTMORENCE, Colonel 'n;LOGSI FIELD, and many +other and distinguishol Per=- sonages, sailed' from Dover harbour this after noon, at one o'cloek,the guns all round the coast firing a Royal Salute. His Rbyal HigiinesS the PRINCE REGENT, who arfived yesterday after noon, walked to the North Pier-head, and joined most heartily in •the cheers Which resounded from all quarters at this happy event. '.Thousands of spectators vret'e drawn from all parts of the pour!: try, to witness a sight which had not been equall ed here since the landing of CHARLES the SEcoNn. The PRINCE, after the sailing of the yacht, set off for London, condescendingly bowing to every one as hepassed. 'LOUIS _XVIII. arrived last evening at seven o'clock, 'and immediately went on bimrd the yacht, accompanied by the Arch bishop of RHEIMS, where he dined and slept.— This morning the MArott and Corporation waited on his MASETr, and preSented a Congratulatory Address, which was most graciously received : number of distinguished Persons were also intro duced to his MAJESTY. This town was brilliantly illuminated last night, in honour of the occasion. P. S. Since writing the above, a person who has been to the Heights with a glass, informs us, that the yacht is safe in Calais roads, and tke guns are now firing on the occasion. THE POPE. A Narrative of what passed at Fqntainbleau.on the 22d and 23dJanuary, 1814, when his Holi ness the POPE was sent off front thence, has'been • transmitted to us from" Paris by a Correspondent, and the account is truly interesting. " AI; de BEAUMONT, Bishop of , l'laisance, whom Nvot,Eotsr had named ArchhishOp of • BOURGES", was led several times to the Holy Father, to perSuade him to agree to sothe arrange ments. All his efforts'were in vain, The Arch bishop of Touns, the Bishop of EVREUX , and ;the Cardinal MAURY, were also sent. Pius VIE re fused to see the Cardinal, He admitted the other Prelates, and in answer to their pres Sing solicita tions to make some sacrifices, by which he might avert the consequences of a refusal, he said, " Leave me to die worthy of the sufferings I have " endured." M. de. BEAUMONT afterwards pre `sented to him in writing the *declaration of the Emperor, that he would consent. to restore t o th e Head of the Church a part of his estates, proVid ed that Plus VII. would'agree to cede. the ether. To this the Holy Father replied, " The 'do mains of. Saint PETER are not my property ; " they belong to the Chinch ; and I cannot aon 7 " sent to the least cession : as to the rest, tell your Emperor, that if, for my transgressions, " I may never more return to Rome, my Suc ",cessor shall enter in triumph, in spite of all . " the efforts of the French Government." M. de BEAUntriT sheaved an inclination to jus tify the EmperOr; who said he had the best inten tious.—" I depend much , more on the Allied " Prince's than on hith," said the Sovereign Pon tiff. The Prelate, astonished, desired some ex _ planation of these words. "It does not suit me to give an explanation, nor for you to hear kt," replied the Head of the Church. M. de BEAU MOVT then gaid; it was the Emperor's intention that his Hcliness should return to Rome. " It " must be then With all my Cardinals," said the Sovereign Pontiff. The Bishop said that that. could nA be at prcti3ent—that the Emperor bad the best intentions ; but that circumstances' would not' allow him to permit the dcparture,of the Cardinals for Route at the same tithe. "Then," said VI ',is VI I. " if your. Emperor chases to treat me as a mere " Member of the Church (on simple r,digieux),,. I do not (orget who lam myself ; I want only ", a volture to tarry me. AH that Ideniaud.is•to. be at Rome, to fulfil the functions, of my pays " toral charge." The Bishop replied, that -tile Emperor felt_what was due to his di nit;, and %wished to give him an honourable escort—a ,Co lone! would accompany his Holiness. At " least," replied the Pope with dignity, " the " Colonel shall ant be in - my, carriage." M. the BIZALTMONT detiarted, and a Colonel entered the apartment, and said he was tomnianded to accom pany him to Rome. This was Saturday afternoon. The Pope said, he would not depart till the next day, after he had performed his Mass. He made this deelaration with so much firmness, that no answer was made ; but 'the Colonel never quitted the, apartment, nor was his Holiness suffered to speak to.any person apart. His. Holiness, however, convoked all the. Car dinals then at Foutainbleau, to the iiumlyer of 17, and in the preseince of the Colonel .prescribed to them three , things ; t. Not to •wear the decorations which they had recfived . from the Emperor. 2. Not to accept of any 'treatment or of any-pengion from the French Government. 3. Not to go to any repast to which they might be invited bj'rthe persons attached to the Government_ On . Sunday; the 23d January, at II o'clock, the _Holy Father was carried away from F'ontainbleau, and slept that'night at Orleans. They made hini travel' under the name of Bishop of Imotti. After wards the Cardinals were. carried away, - each by !Amuself, and each conducted by a genS d'arme and they were not, to be told the place of their' destination till after they had set out. On the of April it. was not generally known at Paris where they were gone ; whe4i ,the Pro visional Government published time Decree, " that " all obstacles to the return of his Holiness to " Itome should instantly cease, and that all due, " honours should be paid to him." NAVAL NEWS. On the 2d of February. last, the Tagus and Niger frigates arrived at Rio Janeiro with the Cyrus French frigate, their prize ;. and on the 10th of February the Laurel frigate arrived at R,;O Janeiro, with a fleet under convoy, from England. • This morning advice was received At the, Eas „India House of the arrival of the Claudine, coup try-ship, from Batavia, from whence she sailer 'the liith De:cember• she left St. Ildena the 25t1 February. The Rose, Lord. Eldon, Apollo, Diana, and Mrthanipton, rexaained at St. Helena. We are concerned to hear that the extra ship William Pitt is believed to have been 10 - st to .the Eastward of Algea Bay, about the 20th of De cember last. The Carmarthen arrived at the Cape on the 3d January: The Minerva arrived at Batavia on the 15th DeCemher, with information that the ships of the season had reached China. • DEAL, Aram 24.—Arrived, and sailed for the River, the Claudine East Indianian, from India. Sailed the Marquis of Ely, KAY, for ditto. Sailed yesterday_ his Majesty's ships Colossus, Princess Caroline, Eagle, Newcastle, Jason, Rinaldo, Griffon, Cadmus, and Olympia, for Dover Roads, the Jason bearing the flag of his Royal Iligline&s the Duke of CLARENCE, as./Vniiral of the Fleet of England, to escort his Majesty Louis XVIII. to his native land. FIVE O'CLOCK SUNDAY AFTERNOON.--At this moment the above fleet are all returning to the Dow . ns.—Wind N. E. , FALMOUTH, APRIL 22.—Arrived yesterday the Lord Hobart packet, with a mail from the Bra zils, in 56 days. Sailed the Rapid schooner'fQr the Downs. Sailed to-day the following packets, viz. -=Princess Elizabeth, for LiShon ; Prince' Ernest, for Passages ; Chichester, for Gibraltar and Malta ; Duke of Montrose, for Jamaica ; Noctor, for Surinam ; Express, for Halifax ; and the Louisa for the Brazils—all with - mails. 7 —The Lady Arabella packet, tor - Lisbon, and the ) Diana for the West Indio, both with mails, arc gone into the Ito.ads.—Wind PLYMOUTH, A,PR 23.-.—Catne in the Hyena sloop of war from Ireland. Sailed yesterday the . Martial gun-brig, with a convoy for Bourdeaux. —Wind N. W. His Majesty's store-ship Weynionth, Captain TURNER, arrived on Saturday at Portsmouth, from Gibraltar. She sailed_ with the Repulse and con voy; parted company on , the preceding Satur day, Off Lisbon., in a gale of wind. Comthissioner FRAsEE, from Gibraltar, has been succeeded by Commistioner NVoLLE, midis a paissenger in the Weyinoutit. Major-Gen. TERrorr is appointed on the Stair' at Gibraltar, , to succeed General SmITH in com mand cat the Artillery. Rear-Adrairal the [-lon. CHAr,LEsELIsiiiNsToNE FLRMING is zippOipiel to colaolifild at Gibraltar, in the room of Admiral LINZ EE. We are sorry to announee . the death of General Coua CAmPaun., - Governor of Gibraltar, who was an excellent Officer. The Constant, Lieut. Si'on.Es, which arrived at l Portsmouth Pn from the lima, brings 'this information.—The Constant sailed on the 9th inst. in company with the Repulse, 74, Captain IllowanAr, and 40 sail of incr , 7hant vessels, from which she parted com panv o %sopn Lifter they got u , t,9f the Gut. The famous Al im;ral liallots, who took so many prizes in tb,e Indian seas, and was captured seve "A years agd on his return to Froict.', sailed last week, roni Portsmouth fir his native: home. Thelnauufact tire of several descriptions of Na val:stores (a considerable quantity being on hand) is to •be discontinued ; and the men have been placed upon a reduced n u mb er of hours in their employment. . p Sixty transports, arrived at Portsmouth from Plymouth, aie to he discharged Trout the service. We' understand! that 15 sail of the line will be immediately ordered tu:Cha.i.ani to be paid off. The next East' India ships are expected to be dispatched on Thursday, viz. Surrey, Bengal, lrince - Regent, and Marchioness of Eiy, for Ma dras and Bengal. The Cambrian country ship, for Bombav, sevesu whalers, 'and several mer chantmen, few the Brazils, will sail at the same time. The Desk6e frigate, Capt. %SooDIUDGE, is appointed their convoy. When NEWTON saw the apple fall, be *as not more convinced . Of the earth's attraction tha n CARTErt is, of the attraction his Office, 8, Charing- Cross, will have in the New Lottery, where (not more strange than true) One Ticket or Share en titles you to the'good things of Two Lotteries; f0r,,N.8. If yob miss the Capitals of the first List of Prizes, it 'may entitle *you to Ten Tickets in the next Lottery, where there is a similar List of Ca pitals of equal teaptation.—Lottery begins Draw ing 3d of next Ilontii, :4.11ay, 1814. The First Prize drawn above 171. 'will receive 10,0001: chentes, with particulars, may be had of CARTER. In consequence of the many favours already she - wn by the Public to HouNssY and Co. for Tickets and Shares in the present Lottery, they beg leave to express tht!ir most grateful4thanks, and to assure tbeirFriends that they are in great ex pectation of vending on the present occasion (the 3d of May) as many Capital Prizes as they have lately bad the good fortune to divide among those who heretofore have honoured them with their command's. The scheme is worthy the attention of every individual's perusal, which may be had at HORNSBY and Co.'a Office, 26,, Comilla. ROYAL FAMILY. WINDSOR, APRIL ebterday, a!" , 01.1t three o'clock, her MAJESTY and the PRINCES •-.S. ar rived at the Castle, frim London. :he rc:arl of WlNci-rt.sxA lett soon after her MAJEsTv's ar rival.—Tnis morning the ROYAL an I their principal attendants, attended divine seriCe iu the Private Chapel.----The Thichess of OLDEN BURGH is expected here on Tuesday, to spend a few days with - ,the OUERN and PEI t.:.CSISES. her residence will he at Proginore Lodge, 'which has been fitted up for her reception. Yesterday,divine service Cris performcd at W?!T* 7 wick HOOSC before the Princess C.nAiti.orrE, by Dr. SHORT, after whielf her Royal Highness took an airing. . Yesterday divine service was perfornred,at Carl ton House, to the PRINCE REGENT'S HOOSChOId, by ,the Rev.' F. W. ilLomaEliG, Clerk of the Closet. The-Dttchess of Vot.N. was preEent at the dinner party given by the PRINCE REGENT on 1;6d:1y to the QUEEN and PRINCESSES. At• nine O'clock there was a party to tea and cards. DUCHESS OF .oLnENßuncti.--r-Fripy her Impe rial- Highness (lined with Earl BArnuusT. Satur day morning she went to view' the Jewel Office in fife Tower of London : from thence the Royal Duche?s proceeded to the hew Mint on Tower hill, where she was receiyed by "the principal Of ficers-of the establishment, and the whole process of coining was gone through by machinery, worked by two steam engines of slxteen and thirty horse power. The DuchesS proceeded front thence to view the East India Company's extensive ware= houses.—Yesterday her Imperial Highness went `to view Hampton Court Palace, Gardens, 8:e..; :- - .lter which she proceeded to Richmond, T.vick, enham, Over Kingston Bridge, and Wandsworth, on her return home, and arrived at Pult-eney'Ho tel‘ a little before four o'clock. SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF LONDON. . . Saturday last being St. George's Day, the So-' ciety of . AntiqUaries met at their Apartments in Somerset-Place; in :, pursuance .of their Statutes and Charter of :Incorporation, to elect a -Presi :dent, Council, and Officers of this Society, for the year ensuing ; Whereupon Geo. Earl of Aberdeen, K.T. T. Combo., Esq. The Right Hon. Sir Joseph H. 1 - •illis, Esq. • Banks, Sir H. C. Engleffeld, Bart. F. A. Barnard, Esq. :S. Lysons-; Esq. M. Raper, Esq. - • , W. Bray, Esq. N. Carlisle, Esq .I . The Rt. Hon. Lord Rede:dale, (eleven of the Council), were re-chosen of the New Council ; and Thonias, Mariinis of P b ath,' Wni: Lord Bi3hop of London, F. Dunce, F, - at. - C. -Mouro, Esq. T. Hope, Esq. . ' : .1. D.Thelps, Esq. i GZ,or• , e, Lord . Kenyon, I It. Siairke, , lit 11. Esq. i-I. Lseycettei;, E , t.l. - ' 1 11. C. Sti.phelkiora, Esq. (ten of the other:Members of the; Society); were chosen of the . New Council, and th e y were se verally declared to be of the Council for the year enanibg ; and'on a report madeof•the OffiCers of the Society, it appeared ; that • Gecirge,'Earl cf Aoerdeen; R. T. was elected President, William Bray, Esq. Treasurer„ . . 'V ,113 r C0n0c,f..4 1 .. M.A. Dirrci or, Nial::las Carlisl e , ES q . S ecre , tary i, and • Henry Ellis, Esq. B. C. L. Secretary for the year ensuing. The Society afterwards dined together at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, according to annual custom. TIIE .111ARKETS. ConN , Exctw;cE,• Aram 23.-Our Market was but thinly supplied with the, ditFcrent kinds of Grain • this morning. There were a few arrivals of Wheat from Essex and Kvnit, tine samples of whi . ch were brisk, and- full as dear as th,s day week. Fine Barley stlpports its price. The prices air other kinds of Grain nrty be noted at, oar last quotations. Fioar • remains the same. English Wheat 525. G2i. 725. Fine ditto - 765. —s. —s. Foreigi. do - 625.:785. Rye - 335. 425. Barley - - ‘29s. 355. —s. Fine ditto - - -40 s. .V2s. Malt - - • - Gss. 745. Fine ditto - - - Wriite Pease (boil.) 525. ti3s. Fine ditto - - - —s. Grey Pease - . - - 3Gs. 445. Fine Grey Pease - 495. —s. Tick 13(..ins - - - 275. pits ,Small Tick Beaus , 17A. Feed Oats - - - 2fls. Fineditto = -82 s. —S. Poland ditto - 205. 275. Fine ditto - S3iL Pot at oe d itto = - 295. •:345. Itne Seed 461.- Per Last Fine, Flour . - 603. • 653. Seconds - - - 555. 60s. SmiTuriELD, APRIL 95.—This day's Market was pretty welrsupplied with prime Beasts, and the show of Cattle in general.was tolerably good; Mutton was dearer; Beef and Pork were,cheaper;. Lamb and Veal sold at last prices; and the trade, for the most. part, was rather brisk. The sales.in the Hay-market were somewhat lively; has dropped in. price'; 'Straw and Clover fetched last prices. A Court 144rtial took place on Saturday night at Plymouth, to inquirt, into the . couduct of Captain Puttamerr,' of the Primrose shop,, engaging the Mar Thorough packet ; the result was, that Captain PH I t.t.orr - r was acnomshed. Rear-Admiral MA Rrriv, President. - • • On the 4;h of December, three offiCers . of the timeriean militia, convicted of desertion, were sen tenced to have tlteir faces blacked all over, and five rations of beef and meal hung about their necks, their coats turned wrong side out, with the label ,‘ desertion" on their• backs ; the prisoners, to be furnished with wooden swords, and their own swords pointed at their backs, and thus to be drummed around the lines Of,the camp three times, bareheaded, and then dismissed. A few nights since a man ,respectably dressed, apparently about forty years of age, went into ilia One Bell Inn, in the Strand, and 'Called for sorne refreshment, after which ite ordered a bed and a pint of wine, which he took . to his bed roOm. He n - having .got tip at two o'elock the fol lowini; day , ,,'-they called him, but reeciyed no answer, .and finding the door locked, it %I' MI beCike open, Whea . i . he was found in bed bteathing his last. - He had (karat nearly all the pint of wine, and a Paper was found on the tab!e, on which he had written that he 101 token a cinantitl of. la u, tlantini to put a period to his existence, as -11 coUfcf no' endure to lire under a suipicion that ho bad stolen one hipulred-p;nineas. A surgeon for, who as'eertaincd - that he bad taken lautienur-,. He 'stated that his name was Drouot, and by t he was traced out t:o be a Roman Catholic One hundred guineas' had been but no smw picion had been attached to him. 'The Coronet's Jury sat on the body, and broug , hl ver,UA - Lunacy. :,.•