The Sun. — London, England, 1811-07-29 00:00:00

IREACH NY:LA/OES, Tht report u( NI. 11011erua to the I,cg'siative „B.;dy, which has already .appeared s.4' a meant only as a -prOlitory introdudion l o the report of M. Ilegnaud de St. Jean D'Angely,to his . h master, on thestate, o Iris s uaneele, fkom - the. ear 809 to the year 1812, and which Kis presented to that body in their sitting of the tOth of Jolt'. : -Th;s repOrt fills thir:y-seven ;beets of supplements tO the and the whole is arranged and piloted id qua a happy state of confusion, that M. Regna.A has surely attained hiS aim,' if he intended, as we Hie petty certain he did, to set at defiance all the ingennity his impatient countrymen might exert to deeypher.his accounts. 'or instance, there are no less than four budgets fur the year 1 810 and at the same.time ttiat the sum of 500,000,000 foe public ,Works in tfre cour.se of four years is accounted fur; 'mere!) , by the Minister's saying that the4noney has been expended ;. -so Minutely precise is he in ogler matters, that We find in the inventory of the assets cf /a :caisle d'artrirass'emekt (fol.(i) tour bid penny ,pieceS,i,alued at - two c,ritilties, (two-fotheof az) half ... penny!) In, another place, there is a regular entry fiiry centiihe.oveiwid and 'returned. It will easily. be conceived that the task of seled rn ing and copar ing.docuntentsof such a description is exceedingly irksottc, 'and attended : with little compSrative ad vantage., We hope, however. that we OaII be`ahle to glean frurn the contused, heap fiorne interesting particular's, which wd Atantrally introduce by 111.1egatiud's address to Buonaparte, prefixed to the report : " "I present to your Imperial Majesty the account.; of Ike Adminis.tration of the Vinances lu 1809, and In 1810. " It results from these accounts, that the services of 1:1309, 7, pi and 9, have been paid, or that "there are sufficient tunds to discharge all their ex . penees. " The service of 1810 is finished. The Mini sfeis have.presented, each for liis own department, a stke'ment of the aCtual expenots. These ex pencea are considerable, add the war of the:Peilin-' sofa is in parr, tic cause thereof': nevertheless, the suite 01the Vinapeti i 3 such, that no part of the . reseri - e:fund will be . neccisary to complete the dis- charge of th:. , service; sbut we are still too near 1810 for me to think myself justified in propOsing to your Majesty to appropriate that reserve.fund to threexpeuces of 18 1 1 : . it may happen that the . re. suit Of the definitive liquidations may somewhat ex ceed-the latest colculations presented by the Mini ,sters, and I therefore think it proper to postpone this:propmal till next year. ,•• s( The expences •01 . tBl 1 are more considerable still than thoseN.rf 1810, The increase results, in . part, from the extraordinary armaments which your Majesty ordered during the first quarter Of this year t‘ nevertheless, the iota' of the resources of 18l t, after • having provided, - for the.extraordinary expenses of the first quarter,,and satisfied all the demands of the Ministers, formed upon the expen diture' of the first six months, leaves still a reserve fund of 22 millionth I ant, however, induced to think, that this fund will be necessary to pay all the txpences of the current service. . 4 ( Thus, al: tne years previous to 18,11 are coin _ _ . . Oelely provided for, apd the resources of Mei car reig year amount to more than 9,50 'millions of real tumefy, which place th 9 Treatiury, in a state to meet eve:y demand. 1 ♦ :nti not afraid.to say it,--7history does not pre sent, a period when the, finances of a great empirts VIViC in so prosperous a state) it CannOE be equall ed hut , iti a.COUntry whose'wealth ist founded on the fertility of its soil, and on the great number. c>f its abitants. In Such a country there is no uncer tainty as to the produce of the public revenue, since i2,-;tuributrons are isseSsed in suitable proportions be tween the 'land'aolders and the .cous ,ilaiers. The payment of taxes on property, and . of duties on ciautuodhies, is equally secured by the constant pro. since of the land, and by the habitual wants of an immense population. Your MajeSt'y's 'treasury is, •• . to c,usequence, always plentifully Suppik i j i it pays . tb the day-all demands upon it ; nor does it tequireH the asSistance of intermediary credit to b. cilriare' the receipts. The 'bills accepted (itt ad vance) by the , receitters of'contributionsi which at the beginning of my Ministry were 60 low as four per cent.. rliscotant per Month, ate nett even to be ten Hots 41 the' moricy-Market, and monied people s i 4old to discount them at the' rate of fo.s ;lei' cent. a y , ,:0 but the Treasury receives - directly the amount of those biller in proportion as they be. s:,t4ine tine; and its' leading system 'is now to receive ttutk to piv every' where,.' at the least possible ex. 'Jena:, and. istith the least pooilde cattiage of coin+ in so vast an empire, this is in itself a- ;rand and an important to l: to , t Should your, 1a turn your attention to loricultur& that source, of all you will hind it in the m ,, st flutukhing state; and interior eoin-' • !tierce his all this attivity which it eau be supposed (loco the multifarion; wants 01 4' P0p01a• tion ennisting of forty UJillionicot . sonlc, "It is thus that the revenues of' the SI.VC: have itei;nvadually increasing, and haveheen kt.ipi up in swth a way as to.allow youir Majesty' to carry on at the aanie time: the military operations - necessary tor the consolidation .of the i-nu,ire, and the, works of and at 01113Ment sari now ii progres ,aina every where, both in the Interior of the empire nd in the set ports. tat the year 1 t3OB , abbot- tOO Millions were expended lor the ordinal) , wok - of roads, for the 'making oflieW ones, for th construes tutu of new oridges, for the neee3,ary repairl of old ones, for draining, .for navigation, inc c.niais; for bricgiog the waters of the Ow (xi to Varis, for works at timidityand of ornantut,in the departments, and in the capital, for land and tiea fortifications, f u r parts, " One hundred and ten millions have been laid out on works of the Fame nature in the year t du; ; one hundred and thirty-eight millions in 18 19 and they wilt requite one hundred and filty,fivertaillicigs tar 4Ut t . This makes on the whole a sum of Upwards of '.'zuptvards of five hundred millions appropriated, in the conesd of tour years, to' tvor4s, tin greater p. Isf which were not attualiy wanting ; but this arises . • LOA DUN': Printed by 1(1111-rii At the 't.'tll Of Pia Wiriii:Critiiliitnt ;pi; irrmoi frit:-! (4 lite •Trunapal L;haracteris.ics of your 1111'p:sty's Got em inent. The good stale of your 11'.ances, Whtch lure been constantly improving during the wholeof. the war, as is proved by the acco u n t s I now present :to your Mail:lily, h..% constantly favoured the execu tion of tnrise works, it will Ge seen by these. ac counts, that the rei,:y:ipts, have bee it se;ren hundatc.l: ;ind seventy-two minions tar the year - 1 SUB ; seven hundred and for.'the year 1809 and above seven hunch etta ntnetr -five millions for the year 14 tu ; and' that they will nut ,fall s!:ort nine hOndred and tilty -lout millions lot the 1811, by means of the various annexatio ns ' o f 14.., - tory which hdve taken place since lust gear." The Minister then' proe*ds to, Stwe, that his state of things will enab.e Buonapai te to carry into executioo a measure which had been intended teh years aktO, kit had been alwqs.delayed front want of favourable opportunities-rthar of a general re coinage or.lered by a law of 1706 ; the object of this measure is to do away tiltogether the fictitious account-money called the liare laurnais, and to sub -664010 in its stead a coin of the real and fixed value of a'fruni:, of a certain weight and fineness, which is to fortn the unit of the whole sySterri of coinage. This operation, the Minister 'obsetves, will cost the Treasury above five millions for the current year ; " but, on the other hitodis lie continues, '' !french coin will be in future the best 'that can ba found in ally part'of the world ! • . " Let the ;state of France in this reSpea, be coin- Pared with that of England, yd,irro the Governmelit is redo c 1 to the of receiving its revennes,. and 4 . 4 . elraying i's expcnditure, in a puper•titoney, w Welt loses atready 33 per cei.t. shit how can we establish a comparison be tween two powtls, the one rich in the produce of its own oil, and; the other resting solely on coin: inercial, profits, iric's eased by the violation cif 'neutral rights, as 'well as by the ig.Orance and continued, blindness of the Continent ? . It is, consequently, e4sy to foresee the fate . which awaits it ; and I presume . to soy to.yonr jesty, let the system ,adopled since the union of lielland be still m a i nta i ne d f or some t i me, And we. shall soon behold the overt hi ow of that fabric, the' foundations of which, already . un&rtuined by the bmiefol influence of a tiditious circulating niedium, which, alters the nature of all values, and cohonces without, bounds the price of all necessary articles, rest only.on , a credit pod a commerce, which are in their nature uncertain alai trAnsitoty." The Minister then proceeds to give ilk master the detads.of the yin:ions branches, of Adminisiratton for tits respedive years included in his reports. Thee deiails are, however, excessively dry and uninterest. ing, except an-article on the Cadaitre in the report of tBlo, which, together with a- conapdlison,. of he different budgets, shall 'appear in a future number. A meteoric stone, of the weight of fifteen pounds; fell to the earth on the tat of March,-in 'the village of Kottlegtiowsk, dependent on the town of Romeo, in the government of Tsebett;igoff, in . Russia, and making part of the domains of Count. Golovkin its fall was preceded 1.1,y three violent claps of thunder. When it' was dug out from the depth of more than three, feet, thrthigh a thick layer:of ice, it still pos sessed heat it was remarked, that'at the third clap of thunder there was an extraordinary exylosion, with a loud hissiognoise, and thrown - 1$ out a great quantity- of sparks. Madame Blanchard, in- one of her late ascents from Paris in a balloon, was caught in 'a storm-,of hail and rain ; but notwithstanding, ascended so high that . she was lost in clouds and whit !winds, and did not tdight• from her balloon near Vincennes till between six rid seven , in the morning of the day after she arose . froitu Paris. In consequence of the pro cligiolle 1440 a tilt balloon aseertded, Madame 13tanctrard - faintedi and Continued' insensible - for 8011116 time. Her ascension occupied' four:teen lidurs and a half.. • SwiztpLlNG,;--Qn Saturauy the following dext.e rous trick was ,played ntf on Westminsterßr-nlkci . ; Mr. Jameson, of Wslcot-place, waft P(bSing .oyer the Oddgei when. he was accosted by a rever,:nd looking person, dressed as a •Clergyman, who said he was suddenly t a ke" ill, and requested pertni.siOn to kan on his arta for support amp the bridge, 'or till he met a.coach. Mr. Jameson, onsuspicinus of any &and, s - immediately consented, ;and walked with the supposed invalid till nearly Opposite Ast ir:y*B Theatre, when he hliled an empty criach, and INelr, Jameson assisted him into it, pill receive() his thanks for the assistanceltellad atruided•him; The stranger 4t the Slime time gave him hjs f:drd . „ on which was written, " The Oev. Mr, Boti en, Trtl talgar-place; Newington," and requested 'the : f l avour, of a call from. him when convenient: The coach droVe off, and Mr. limesOrrsoun thscovocr,d, to hit a,sionishtnenv, that during their walk, the: Reverend Mr. Bowen bad'contviyed to ease him of his winch, his purse, and his pocket handkercitief.:lt is almost needless to say the addies*was fictitino. • Saturitiy, at Guildhall; a respeaable Gentleman, merchant in the city, who se name we could not learn; applied in the Magistrate - for his aid and as. bioance, in endeavouring to recover properly to the amount of 751. of 'which be hail be e n intellect (he d.iy,preceding, under the following circumstances Ile stated, dust ou 'Ft Way, atJout otot• o'clock, noon' be was walking thrntigh neinilboorbouj of Holborn., and suldenly telt a , man s hann thrust. Into' his breast pocket, arid as quickly take 4 away, the Mat') (multi fast as he could feeling in Ha packet be tniss..rd pocitet•bn;ilt, containing Thank-notes to the amount of 51. In vitt he trolled teitn'd for 'the depreil r. tor, he was out of sight, and he (the ctitilernatr) takin so muck by surprise that he had not on oppor tunity of observing in dress Or figure, these circumstances - he begged for the Magislrate's adt ice and assistance. • .1 - Ice° Alde'rinan- Said, he could Afford Ititn no scut Uf relief antes% he c()t.ld trace the persons who had robted' hint. - F le, how ever, rpcointnentled hitt' hroridiately to take the nec,tsary 4nd usual steps fOr stoppi ng tin notes, bhonld they be tendered for payment"; it At'vp might nititu:stely t 6 a discovery of the ofFert- t, ; T ., ..;.7 , 7 .."-.7-r $. r t .i., i• i,.;•4 i- , , , i-, , t,..1 Y li.r-t - tiit . , VOURt OF KING. -- "l''''"l FENTGV, ASSIONL , R OP It8NAIII : IS, t, Pt?.Nr:..,:. I\lr. Cottwoorl i . on the ; fl t of the vps-ned pleading; in ti d y e4use, u hich brattd tti he MI 101011 of !rover, brought . to r2cover cargo of IthisiAn product, coolistitig of hen)p, disk, tie.- . loA,v, Sze. Upt. t the adthissiOns in ain't attse, it appeared, that Messrs. ratid.ti.nd Co: ituti,isti tnerehantS,an4 alien enemies, residing at Archangel, had Consigned the cargo in qat.stion to fterrards, at Doll, but tore its arrival he became insolvent, and nn its ar rival the defendant, Mr. Pearson, as the agent ot .13rand,and Co. stopped the' cargo. la trgysita. • TnesiTTORNEV-GENVRAI., fOr the plain! iff, stated this to be a neiv question in counnetcial law, parno-, ly, whether an Allen . :etleMy could stop goods iti transitu, and coniendv..d, that it the Allen enemy could not, his agelit could not for an Alien enemy could not, legally hate an agent in this courttj , , and Mr. Pearson, the defendant, as the agent at such Alien enemy, having cropped the goods in'transita, tor %O dell he had no authority, the plaintiff wavr titled to recover. , ELLENTIOROUGH cot , c4iving 11114 io be a• queqlowt green importance, and worthy the.cu, tore consideritliun ofthe.et:urt, a , verditi taken, for the p!:iittlitr, by consent,' ionic:A to the question Of law. .• • Six. other Speciiit Jury cause's Were ar:•io diposed of, the parties. 11,1viog agreed to talw ,wailas by COURT OF EXCIIIiQUFR, DUBLIN, PUY . 20. currn v. JOYCE. Thu declaration charged the•• defendant with having broken:open the stores of the plaintiff, in the town of Galway, on the twill of teb. 18 to, and. carried off property ih Salted meat, silt; iron, laths, port-pipes, &c, to the amount of 7001. • The da mages for the offence were laid at 10,0001, It ap.; peered that £lr. Joyce, a banker in Gal tsay, wish ing about seven or eigftt years ago to make provi- Sion for a younger son, who was then an infant, and desirous at the swine time to seem to.cOmply with : the law, , which prohibits a banker aom being ,con cerned in any other mercantile transaction, ria cured that la, partnership should •b 3 'formed; in which his name wad itssficiatect with that of Mr. entre. On the part of the infant, 00001. was ad vanced as a capital, and Mr. Cuff,.;, the plaintiff, supplied Soul. Things wan on very prosperously uti►il . the beginning of 4, When Some circum- • stances occurred which induced both Orlin to agree 'to a thssoltition of pirtnership but soma dispute arising between them, Mr. Joyce forcib.y possessed himself of the stores,-and seized all the property.— • Atter hearing the whole of the evidence,' however, the ‘ Jury were of opinion that he was so tar entitled CO act . as be had done, and after deliberating'a le* sOconds, they found for the defendant Joyec, 'with only Qd, coal. rttn,Ls couit'r. .10+1uitut..r. V. itiNps. In tbis case a will was tiled against ihe defendant, nn eminent shoemaker., by the. pkotitf, who had married his' testamentary wa7d, to account for bout. bequeathed to her, by her fitlicr as a portion. report was nmle by the .4tsLer in Chance:l'y, on hearing, the Bill and Ammo . , which 'bad been re lertell to him lry the,Chaneel:or, which it was stated' that tLe plaintiff's wife had been ehinged, Crrl..a year for her diet and lodging ; fortyguirteas with interest thereon, tor a.gold Jepeatcr„,. and a very considerable spin tor the article ofViries.' The' question before the 'Court lens titer the defendant, Mr. as, testamentary guardian to the plaintiff's wne, arid ekecutor to her sat her, .shouitt, „upon .the. decree made up against be/ordered by the Court, to pay c 0.0.: ut suit.• Mr. BuY,o, tar the del eridant, upon' t!,e general lute, that where are tesit.irrrry lega tees, u.t costa can 'ba Itwardrd Oeittg “A% exefAvor i het. nit of the general fund;- that . t Court wos cot►.ln let by this rule;. and that the rnem'rts of the cu,:ie out now be argued by Counsel. Tho' Sontcrrott , G:zvan insisted, that to (Lis rule there were*exceptions; that in this ca,e fraud" and negligence were iprputable to the detisuldolit j; and that rie had.a:ri i iht to slate ihe tact cd, the, ease to thetourt, and nuirtradVert upon I k'e. ciofli'gv! Made by the te , ,tatiteptary gtrurdimi against irs waid. The MASTER Of the ROLLS C,90e11l 1001 ; and Mr. SouctTua, ip a vein of hottiol4r, piegaarit with att'c bah, 'animadverted upon the several ai. liclea in the Echetitile of the 'exp,•nces ;' among those were,green shoes with blip 'fietht, butr &rippers, li4e. aild • Varioui oilier article.; tending to nini:e a young lady trip.. The chatge tbr diet and lodging he con :skit:led enormous, and remArkedi that Inc e. Ma,ter, in his report, 'had •tifat the. bervicei the young woirrair.were•equ.ll` to l'ollllauerate her br:tiird and lodgiag. She lived - anti w.t4 treated al' a dinuystie, as t menial . servant, not as a person pay . - nig fur eating or sleeping, but 'entitled' to pdynrent but Lei care, diligence, and labour in the sort ice of the fatuity. • Mr..lll'Nar-LY,. for the I,rlaintiff, said he , would not. observe %Cry particularly upon the 'articles charged in the schedule, bht he c.oula make thil nbservatien Lyon thcrh 111 the 88giegate, that they wero Mole &Lilted 10 the dt7Colalil n of a Alevoted vioini, decked out-tar the, %Ile watt 01 iihhliC prus lktuliutt, t tan. for a young maiden intended to te cknne the chaste wile' of an honest trader or me chanic.. The' defendant, when 'he undertook 1'1!e blAcred duties of a te:4.ninetitarygilatdi;lo, kid to hint an 'the dittio!,, the affections, 'awl. the attetitiolii of - a lather, l'hu,e dutieu, confiden tially vested in him, he had derelicted—not ling had betas I Lid Out ior 'ficitoi)ting, for ptiv;Ate tuition, fur tiookii, or any other artick, by wolch'il‘ c . ould,n e colt :ilea that the religion or the trwrality 01 the ward had heed attended.. to by:tlitt.gtiolariil. all' money had tieett expendett; liiiipertes, tit "r . ornainents• for her heels, ' l / 4 % 'Alain' the leas) to the improve:mem of either her tread-,orstret and instt.:ad of educated in *a 'wooer soitabld (cdPir !ife, , tier .pToserty had beets A. . ..40z..' ~,. 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A •., ... trt, et. nrePVC , irdik.gt ,„ ..,: oAr ....t . 4 ' 4"fec.'lled i t va' n.!..-:ei,ittlip!lel Tont tito iiit. l of net giu,irdiiiii74l,ol-1. iT4 obiervol, thai ill , - wit, not i, , llrei), -ficr ,litisb:,:ir,ti eiould lila: iulni.,l t hisswir i,tgd; ft,f• the - leg,,ev't:t !Air lather !wu,obi) ex Ilar,::l , rtl I.)y t:1 tApacity t• 1 her, wiArditll -10 : i:ci ~, ad, Uy 'lns ilvf,-..eling litigation vit! , il a , 11`11: 1 cf,.,rgo v tit rutited'io iiii6ct.,, bY 'bill liend 11 ' r , ' ; lot be, the cielardalit, v;as tarried (9 bli 0, " ... ::.iti. • . .1 .„ The IVI::sAn of tk: lioLts v:ent at Litge' l2 " l i ti c 1i41., gnd savvidy revrikgitti the ticanua w,,, 11 O female ht:ldrit t he El;urt had ref- 1661 ' W. Honour thNi;ll nilt:1 1 on ua neglel of lier e cluc tioa, !iid thttit,,,iv.,i)pgi of I:'er ror rtY' lee r,, c ' cnrreJ - wilt) .tip. I,;aintifN t;01,0,,,4 on d ur n tbso: tba defell..l.thill I;a}' t he cosy • ~M!"~ ~r'~'^ A 11, ()St CXll7loTtliDa4 i,:11),31 %VA C 01 1 •1111116,11 Tilkir,,L.y.,...vvoiretiSl, VII 1.1,y.111,310% , 1 -10111, ' 0 single f°0 1 1);td , %vim t•t0i.i...:1 the co..lai of S "'' urg' . l'4"lig', of Mailborno,;h s t r et , t, .iri Aich h himself and tht, two- .11,5 B,,nirojlies,, Of ' ai've Place. • The icilitsv had 110 w itipon b ,ll riff? , ' .eCI,Isp-ktitte, wli:cl , Ile tiirtist i nt o the 03c •,.1,,, i $ b t , a l t a l , : i t lc i i r e e s t ijr.it'l‘‘,t4:iili,llllliieedit.s'iweiliev,s,oi,it:,aitrit(e:ji•i(te:)):l..t.'!:diti!..ll):ll.;lctl!ti::::tiiti.cii4il cti:ritiiirl!ligo:lll');:tnes-e's.11)1:131-.iiri; lion, for fear the lelltn . ;V should o - rninu tt-6 ` 1 1 `1 :„„ b3 •take ir, :Ind go libopt. i1i1:1117...it nti.tie ,g 13 41,14141;11.11 ; 1' , 3.4 1 g uglier clone with tJte.Gentte,tran thaw, he rer" v s l ; tt , ...ir app.iehensions,. by •s3t,nigo 4 ` N 5 Y.i. l ' i l '7 , don't be I rigliteciad, - 1 duper (lirtAbeleaif loi k " , 1 woman in my 11'e, nor nocer Av'ill" 0 3 ' 1 ` .- i ii t is f h 1. 0 1 i: humoured."-- --F T C 1 ni t y ii jo r a: " rir r l.c ee d y ni : sc from, :) 1..... n e e ) uyrsT, said!, : iut k eep it:ilsna i i t t tii:o . s u: a _ y ipijies ti c r e ; :a l viet. 7 .::3, 1 .4 ! :,: 1 0.14 1i' , Me t h ill f rill SULe.yOl4 are neither ienbil.k.l'Cir li;:, de . 6laring that it Via th-efirst. rubbery he ° g°l ' ' ; niatclt and slinnld be 111 fast: go .b act ° l t; very fa ' o.lii,lily, an d th4l ll would earl him to his lrien‘iff, and then lie 6 ," tce „' (have PlentY. The , whole. tiansaction l'"'uljoi 'lye minutes, yet no passenger 'Wind 0 1'; , 10 ,1 was a footman behind ,the CO3'ch tint to , % t `f,, was thought of at the time, crewing' - 1 0 I'' i. „:il having the fellow 'secured, f-ie' was. a 11 . 1 ' 7 ' 4 '0 !node titan, near six • loot high dressvd In 7.- jacket., anti had the Irish accent. • i ,t.t! /41158-APAKlV.g,',,,NA'edticitby gie,l:l',..•ilia'o, premisds of, M. Cable, of the George Pil - bl ic7 o ' l ol Littla Safrron-billovere btoko °Pen) sjim.P„;olllit stolen to a large arnuanti and on ri" l Y let ao I t his f I: of a tb i e c oed o ti s ' i k etl , b a s rt concerned i an p i (~t is i 1 Il i i ge in the . f , , t i p ,T: e p i 0‘1 : 0: 1 : e l it e ) s : r i Q d 1 01 4 : : : b . c • , l :r i i : i it r i : : : :: : 0 ; ir i it i I i ' , ;, • i j , ~I ,11 ; l ' : i iil: ted forra‘inbil)itche°rti:ihete'riiiilga."Ont(t3'llrh‘l:ll:al''/u:1 It:1. 0 ; 1 111 s ' ''' eltly on Saturday. moriling , t l ' .e Prem;ie - °L; Firth, \Vine Vaults, - c,lrner: 01', Mi 1(1):411°/:;,,1 b IN were broke .opc,n, arid robboi'. "S'11::ijo, cash to tho amount-of 401, wi,b ;win ch ll ' effeeted their escape. " ' -' - : On Sunday; a heavy fait of rain.didn, at Stamford. The Hunters I3ridge ,a' was swept away, and the Vale ot C:0 inundated. Hay in swarth; c o t o small stac k q. were carried away' by l' of the'-flood. in the tveadewsoe, C aboto \Vakeriey, ,Harringworth, Thc of It y, firiogliursi, immense .quan titles, a away., Several thotisami 1 0at.14, it is b. Ol been destroyed, in addition, to yrltic:) (Pinedthe land has been vet) , grea l ' i rp‘te 13 b f y etriir IeSS than four huur, in - , v , - ion parish. . ' ' bie:0 0 : los . 1 A cement, irnPenetrahle to fr et , . 10 ,rb1,.,1° ~,,,$ covered in .I.4ratice, for ceinenttag"in-- ~_ ~,,,,Loqi iron olampa, Inc latter ht:ing 1,:iole to " . , r ;r 40) , ,e . ,, , in, alter rains, a.grecnish Co.otir to ti/ d: _ ~ On ‘Vectile3,ily It ,t it N',..).•: ueorrie M. 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