The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-25 00:00:00

. Pr0.,r104 10qt spp,.!:;r t)ila4,to beetrtrent prii-nrrii; but, no return has the amount." ~. ~i gh the ion of tile roetny is not state;! in 'the above ecermnt, we belie reason to 'believe Ih,►t it exceeds 7000 men. The Dispitches will be • Publishe.l iti Tie Gozette of tl►is evenintk. About twelve o'clock the Park and Tower Guns were fired on the occasion. We t ie have Seen 4 letter t'i'ool an Officer onboard onr of tite. Vessel.; collCeriled in the late brilliant sihie+etoent the Adriatic, which states, that when air galhin sriandion wai going into C3i,t,aittLitosTa telegraphed consorts in these 11,01,rnUer, Nit LI1011." As soon as this • oho.t, bat i•mphitie henteac' e , was' collllllUtt ictl!CA to tre4, h-) bcguu to cheer, end the Orpeer s ktter we4re hnling- to, sap, he hardly knew 'Which wa, tile lood , st,. the roarin of the guns, or I.l4 clworitil; of 4 the inch. . Our squadron, after the klifiN'Went to Malta in re(ir, - where. the inhAliiiants T ' T ''Aled our villain with with the loudest acchttna !want), ruble' entertainments vote provided for them ; and the lei t(:r joet')sely adds, that g',otir lite * • "'' "'omit in.as much d-ittgrr • here'trom feast. au, • 0, its taey were in ftorn the r 3 of lhe.Enerny.' • .• . , , ~private Letters binught by the Anholt Mail • Il l'ich srrived llave's yesierday,ate like all those which we ten lately from the North of &mope, con' 11111 ". 1 •And coniwitn n y. laid, k is The' King of P russia, i t i s beea furcei t o p l ace the greater part ot his l 'ile(ti; Quiler i"" the, onin mlnd of the Fre nc h G enera l 4 ; a circuin,tance which' shoWs that &JONA- I'AkTt entertiiined. sortie apprebvnBlii" of the ,de.' '' ) l . ihe Ginn of Berlin. But the most 'n'" Portant, tat, and t vhatt•'v .mre upon . which no d ou bt er exists, is, that the greater part of the l'r• t ,:ncl'"llic i troops that W ere ' on the coasts of the ''' have .been matched into the interior; a trie.nine to which LuoNarati're would not ham li , 41 recourse at a time when th0..14 is a •Lirge litili4llllei.l in that sea, 11111033 he entertainsd strong solpicirins indeed of the intentions of the Northern Powers. , We uriderstand that 11 1;"' Sir D AVID DUNDAS Les re d t bn °thee 01 Commander in Chi e f , and that I"ebolic of YORK will he g•izetted as his successor to.nigki. • ...........„...... h noticing • W. contented ourieives yes(erd•iy wit h 8 fotv of the follies anti inconsistencies which took lii n the iVieeting,at the Crown and Anchor on '""ltslay last 1 but as that hleetingdkcovered sotne ';'t i tiktl t a Rt.vollationary charade, boyond what has lisppitsted, it is Proper that we should recur to, ''. in order to notice also s omet hi ng mote serious than follies and inconsistencies. Anti firat, it is pro' P e r t!) refer to the speech of Mr. Wl3ll4ll'l', tillt ttltyletelliit,.Wllieh, thbuih brief, wls by no means of sit 'title:trent cliaratler. This' nyformer talked ''',Y freely of the litsurned power of the lipti'4:°f ekAlinlon%, antic XinetiSed his hope that the popleo, 111'0,1' Ifie di et:lion of Sit FaAncts BUIiDETT? might iittivellt that 'Lase from •lariog to encroach on their 3" rights. As this point in Mr. WISEIAR' T'll NeeCh 1:1_11ii neefts'arilY t.p.‘ supposed to allude to the sub which had. just. been decided in the Court of I(iN's lletiell, we may 'know how to estimate the 11"I 'IttY nf that tradesman who would Vtintore 10 ()I.' Ili{lfipinion to the opinio;l4 and argument% of the Plitt .ins6ee 01 the Unpile, and the 0.114.1 r l g e t '''' thelieneli. . But Mr. lArrattAnT's toast is tl th e 1 d . 6/11.6bi"aiollltile part of hiss pt.se. He -11°Illtnitted Sir. FRANcts " England's hop 1 " -ell 111 " Westininster's . pride." Surely, ta Sit' 1 : 44°13 etld Many of his s party ' have ' recently iiollo.lt a n d to pay high and merited' czniPli; ."4:1144/ to tl :t , Pit44°4 REGENT, it WOUIId IltVe been nt.., cuNltent ttir welt as more proper, to re- M...gent t h e p .. ope .. , 1 , it 1 NC i• IIacEN T as " Etigia,orrs thl e ji , e . 141 " 16 ivader of a Party who has shown k verl ' erenee for Priticei, ; for . thoug.h,, thank in . tt. v . ue are likely to, see our good li.lng • a iR P4644'44'1' 0. hitt Royal fonaions, yet the Nation I l e ET 'ull fort opon the Prince as " England's 414 4 1 1. *11 " 11 it is the will of Providfanee "that he kt ti ro to , to mi, Government of the Empire. tilitik:t be remembered, that a man who now sh le of t,"Per to represent Sir Fnitscis BuRDETT'as f the m ost virtu, eharaEtdrs of the tittles, 44letly . . . ti tiscribed him as one of the most ambt i,kis slid d . kttlyvoto . fan charaaers in the *mime.— ill., therefolo, what the. person alluded to fur' sittriililatti of Sir letlA Nets, with Mr. WisnART'S de i141047 of I ' 4 ll as " England's Hope," we have )attic4l(l,hrmli with great distrust at the B,ronet, apt,,,,K77 44 he had not the modesty to decline the ilotVol4 4) star transfor it, a; he ought to have . - Ji fa r 11, e 1 ,,, • , , It) th e p , n'e of ',nth, 5s well as Collsl,ll4tic), 141,, 11 01•41 ' 40,1 to Ci( 411“14, ..r# 0 / horn he had recer.tly 1,„ . , l , t3k in terms of approbai:on. But th. ' `" td Sir yik Anets himself is chiefly entitled linetentlon. He. disclaimed ill party connections, though from the character of the persons oho shr reund him, - and ‘'vho uniformly .attend the meetings where he is to be the hero, it is evident that he is head of a party, and, judging from what was said by Mr. WISHAIAT, a party of the most dangerous description. But why does Sir FRANCIS disclaim party ? May it not be inferred, that it neither the prfneiplet maintained by the friends of Goiernment, nor those advocated by Opposition , can please him, his own principles are of the wildest description ? Surely, however, he may distrust the pnifessions of Opposition if he, is a constitutional Whig, and not a Reivolotionaity thsformer, he might be bf their party in the political Cieed which they ittre,:t to maintain , and wish 'to preserve.the British Constitution ! The Barone, observed, that he had been often branded with the naese of facobiti, and he 'endeavoured to clear himself of the disgrace attached to" it, by a l_ leging that he had endeavoured to thake the Consti tuted Authorities of the Country the instruments of public Reforms,. To ,say nothing of the .folly of supposing that Gpvemment would rnsist him in the promotion of his wild thepries, if he were sin cere in the hope, is, it to be conceived that the people will be :„deceived into a ~ b elief that the Baronet Y would really entertain 'such a hope, No, this declaration must be deemed a mere flimsy pretext, and cannot impose , upon any body but an ideot. We perceive however so much dangerous Matter in the speech of the Baronet, that we should occupy too .much room if we were to dilate on it at. present. We shall therefore re , attue the subject, just obserVhl4, that from the freedom with which he spoke of Lord ELLRNUOAULIGH, we may inter how this spurious " England's hope" would treat whir he denominates " the Constituted Authorities of the coeptry ;',' if those "constituted authorities" could possibly be duped so far as to be instrumental in pro`motme, measures which would annihilate therusi;:ives and the system by which they exist. His MAJESTY went to the Queen's apartinents, iii Wincihorlstle, last Siinday,,tor the first tioil since ht., iodilpoittion, fo'r the iturpse of congratu lating the QUEEN upon the return-0 her Otrifi-d4y, qi which tune he mr.os ituriouncit.d t))f•ilie;wliole of his family, the Pit,INCZ ARGENT and 11,0' d I)4kti having as,etnbled to Linn; with their Royal Mother upon the occasion. Thurtidey afternoon, About three o'clock, his Ma-. JESTY appeared on Windsor Terrace, .accornpailied by Gen, GurYNlgg, ; and walked till: a quarter past tour: , . . . . . Yeaterddy, 3t,a qu)rter before one o'clock, hie MAjgri T y came Out Of Windsor Caiiief r ,itn4,ftioutiti'd his favourite. White hone, ACCUIII I /41111Catq princoms AUGUSTA and Soptita, Lidyßut.KaLeY, G. nerAls MANN MIS and Gw Y NNE, ancl ColUtlel TATLuk. 314 d proce4ted Iwo the Gie.it Eirk, where they rode (id near three o'clock. yesterday, at three o'clock, the PRINCE REGENT took an airing through the Pinks, in his chariot. The PRINCE:RRGENT, we ',lase. the pleasure to state, is almost perfeCtly let:mere(' trout the elf is of the gout.* . . The PRINCE'S cards of invitation,for ,his grand are issued. ~ , They are from Cu!. TUOMAS, by the PRINCE REGENT'S Command, and ; the invita tion is for ten o'clock t a Ball and Supper, with a N. B. that it is hoped the Ladies and Gentlemen wilt appear theist iu the manulatturet•.of the United K.tigtiorn. The Duchess of YORK t, t i t) do (Ito honotata in the. absence of her MA.I69TY. There will be eight temporary rooms in the gardens, with a grand filo unination and tirewprks, , The following Regiments have received orders to march in the course of the ensuing week from their tespeCtive quarters, •in order to be teviewed• by his ILoyal iiighness., the PR INCE REGENT on Wialble• d on Cistomon'on the .sth Jutie 2 ,1 L. wards , or (2,ieen's bays, front Canterbury. 3ril,„ or F rig', Owl, (Heavy) Dragoons, from G m1 , 1101(1. titn.s.irs, from Brighton. Part of the tztb, ur Prince of Wakes Light Dragoons, from Irtoinirn:l. sr tt i 10b5os, froth liouiistolk. l a t h Ditto, r,on Deal. 231 Light DtiKuons, trom Chichester. or the loy Artillery, tram Woolwich. The Treaty betweeo oar Government and that of 'Sicily has be.en printei, but the substance of the ar,. th:.tt, including, "the stipulation for the s obsidy .,o f 400,0001. has aft early been stated. ' 4,t bOard the gallant Horra's-squadron wites thus : 7 -." Were any further proof wanted .to establish the atrocity and savageness of the French eh:mu:ter, Let the following undeniable fact .speak ; When the French' Misereant s set tire to the F9vourite, after running tier upon the Rocks of Linea, in order to escape from falling into opt hands, they naturally first thought 'of their own, personal safety : their. next consideration was, ; probably, the preservation of their effects; but that which seemed to utterly escape their recollection Was; the situation of their wounded and helpless comrade', These . poor un happy wretches ‘sere left to shift for themselves, arid, in con Sequence, must have nearly all perished,. tilts fine frigate haying ended her career by 'the m o a t dieadftil eitOlosion irnaginabl e . "This horrible deed serves but too sadly, to illustrate .the old proverb,. - Like master, &c. aria oflers . blit a WO Finking sod detestablik pendant to : the tiwrCikai tyr,int'S`poison . ing,his oven sick and wo,inao c t soldiers at A cre . . A Ni4eting ot took place yesterday . at the London Tilvan, at which a Resolution'. of . Tharlks to Ministers for having - declined to 4uppOrt. , Lord Sio:st o ut t es 11111, wa's moved and cartied, pot-, NifilhiliAlldWg the +sreiiilol.li Oppositioo of Alderman WrooD and Others., C Mgurroti, who was seyervly wqrt9de4 bravcly the. Ceyloti has , ttie4e tew. 4;ty, dottergehe ,a very stitions opoiatioa. it. was, foulid io rtrt i;a;t of (114 bone how his b,wk. lie 6in a fair way of recover?' kAVAL, r: n,Pc' tlouT t- MA.? 23.—Arrived last evening the ship Br . tus, belonging to Hull, THaratt, from the Brazils; with a - Ca,i-go cOnsi;tmg of cotton, sugar, rustic, &c. bound to, London, put in here to wait convoy ; a few days since she fell irk with the Spa niih .brig Harraiony,lVlA uTr,tsr master, frOm AMelia isiand, with a cargo , Of timber, bou:ld this port, '.which vessel was water-logged, and her crew were taken oft; all of whom 'arc; arrived here in the Brutus ; Also arrived Lis Najoity's ship Vene rable, of 74 guns i Captitin Sir ElQiera PoPttam, from, Basque Roads; the Resdution, ALLIx, of and from Jersey ; the Providence of Lynn, tmott, master, from Cork, with a cargo or proyiiiion4 for ibis port ; Tradet., DENNIS, from Bristol 11 iiir.Gte, JENNINGS, from Falmouth ;..Enterpriie, MAY ; *Whim and Esther, Wft.LIAMS ; and Marie Ann, TEPPETT, from Wales; and. the William, TUCKER, from Sunder land ; also arrri'ved the. Cobssus and Sceptre men of war, from the sqUadron off Brest. Came down from. llittnpool and anchortd in the Soujid, the Dryad frigke. Sailed the 11/hithail schooner, with a small convoy for the liiwas. • ~__.._ I'ALMOU7 . II, MAY 22.—This morning arrived the brig S;4ellmi-ne, TAY Lou, macer, frein•B,frbiee, with coffee; the Ciptain, bril!gi an account or the capture of 'the ' ship Brushers., of Liverpool, -PEN. DITCII, imistvr, from Bahia, ' bontid to London, by the french brig La Ditikente; )o : ;nrisfind 1520 men, in la'. 1. 1. N. long. 3,5. W. which privateer had also taken the . Thomas and .Mapyi:4l,d Ealing Grope, of London : she is fitted oat from ClinlebtAwn, ;and{ said to be partly owned by Atrit.lica66 huii her crew are Americana, Yesterday passed this . P4tthe Ship Brutus, from Jamaica : sjlie has' ,On board the crew of the ship Harmony, of Liverpool, MetTitiELLE, from Amelia Island, hound ",to Plymbuth, with timber, which she fell in wiih in fat. 48. long. 43. water-l.gged also arrived the schooner Sir Charles cotton, JOYCII, from London; bou,d,to Mall 3, with bale goods, &c. very leaky ; the Laura, Ciurctc., fiom Bristol; the Speedwell, DavieS, fr(ilw Waterford; and the Spanish ship Sun Josef; ARTIAPA, from Cadiz, t s days passage, with wool`, Ste. for bodon, ' Sailed thie qeneral Small cutter, SAVARY, for Plymouth: VA tiAI'OUTW, MAY g4: O- "AiriVed the Jonge Jan, PittAA, fto,t) the Dog;er fiink, with •salt And fish, sent in. by the Portia; the Dolly, PAFOONS, fronts Atnerico, bound to Petersburgh, sent in by the Bri; Eris; the Cathetina, AVDELIS, 'Toni the D Iger Bank, with 5.44 and fish; sent in by,tlio deer ; .the KIBLSON, C'pentiagen, with cern and tar, sent in by the Beleite; the Prus• bcrefin, flAttmoNseN, trom NoFwa:,, with huttor, boupg . to Leith, sent in by the Censor. PortritmouTll, MAY 24.—Arrived the Violet lugger from Guernsey with a prize. Sailed ,the Pariridse sloop of- vvar; on a cruize. COWB M the John Adams Acne . tican' frigate, Copt,lin DENT, from L'Orient, with llivatches for the Ain. ricati MiniEier at . the. Coat of' London. , DEAL, MAY „24,--Arrilled h.is Mijesty's ships Dreadnought, Hannibal, Orion, Mars, and Firguard, from Portsmouth, ,bound . to the Baltic. The Portngoese Ambassador , and Suite, who have been ‘i ailing here some chys, embarked oo board the fisgoard, and-will sail for Russia on Sun day morning it the wind be fair. Came dowh from the River the Lord Forbes, --, for 13engsl. The 2d Battalion of the 7 I st Highland Regiment 860 Aiming, &cirri Leith, which I . 3nclo',at Rarnsgatc yesterday, marched into Deal .ifarracks this day,, to join the depot of tkie Ist liattillion which is station ed there: Tlie - thith !Tossers marched froin Deal Barracks this morning 'fr London, where they arts to be ready .for' the , Grand flevie‘V by l'atucic Rc- GENT on the .6th'ef".lune. ' l .Che 23d LOA Dra goons marched into Deal. at the tame time, to re place-the His Excellency , the Portogot..se Acnbaskador to t he Court of St. Petersburg!), ‘c it h EY . .FoL the Commander in Chief-on. the Downs station,.isnd party' of the Moat distingnished Naval and Lary ellaraaers c-,i at prent h ere, logetlier,With their ladies-, Wei Ont.'~l~tA~l„ y atit e :rtained. With is grand dinner, given by 'Mr. E 1 WARD IGGI3LI7ttN , 11) ho neut. of his Exe.ellanCy. Anil ye:net-clay the(7llieers 0 ! that fine regiment the lath 1 - jussars.(who MU - 6 , to-niorrowfor - London. to be reviewed by his Royal iii;line)s the VA:kr..t: REGE%T, on . the . slllof.Tune) now rptarteredlierc:„,gave a roast sumptuous farewell dinner at the King's lintel, to theStaff' of the Dia ail:), and many , other diatiopished .c6latilers, and at which nis `l ), .'ll.,:iltp;ts A uk.34la dra Was alao sEerN,NT EDITION SUN.OFI:7C'E, • `KALE PAST TWO O ' cL9Clt. • We atop Vie Press to Tay'before our Iteaders ido List of the Killed a:'d WO'inci-..1 in the Lte glorious a6ions in Portugal RETURN OF KILLED ANT) WOUNDED.. /OLLIE), ON rift 3m, OF MAl.' ' • Lientenant Coveseil; 7..5t Regiment. • . • Lieuieuaitt I mlaeh, ?9th ditto,. wooNurn. Captain Kean, Lenbere, /sr Hussars, G. Legion, slightly. Captain :41' ron .• t, q,al Fool, severely. Lieutrnant Rudkin, Both Foot, sligiitly. Ensign Grant, ditto. ditto. I Colonel Willi uns, 6)th Fo severely. • Lieutenant Du Chastelrt, ditto, slie')•ly. Captain kl'lntyre, ?tst..Foot, severely. Lieutenant Fox, ditto, ditto. lieutenant MiCraw, ditto; slightly. rnsign Ke trns, ditto, dati , :etously. Adjutant taw,, , ditto, ,slightly. Lieut. Calder, 7901, ditto, Ensign lirtiwn, ditto, 'severely. Hem Hill, 9". d, Lieut. Ilinache, 95th foot, ditto. . • PORTUGUESE. Capt. De Batros, 6th Cacatiores. Dia,Nloraito, 6th Cacadotes. , Lieut. loacinim,' ditto. j. deSante Anna, ditto. , • Ensign Ferara ile Ripka, ditto. -- Antonio Pinto, ditto. Adj. Bent° de Nlagalhoents, ditto. .. ON TIIE smn MAY,' - • at' • r• roil) Ilussari - -Major General Nightitisseci,4lightlY. Major • Gen. Stewart, Ditto, Lieut. kirzularence, E. F. - At tit lery —Captain l Thompson, slightv. tat Regiment Dragoons Lieut. Martin, l)itto. %Voolcombe, ditto. Livia. Forster, ditto. gth Light Dr.i.toons 7 -Capt. K.ttipa , se,Sretrly. Capt. V•I slightly. I ieutenants Cwynne and I.l4dCut.c, t:u. Cor net Ellis, ditto. ri • 16th Light Dr.,goons— Lieut. Wcyland, severely. Lieirt. Blake (since dead). . • tst flussara German Legion —Major M. , yor, slightly. • Capt.' Grubcr, severely. Lieut. Kranenberg, ditto.. Coldstream Guards.—Captain Hervey,' slightly. Capt. Clit tierce, ditto. 60th Fpor. —Major, Woodimtc, slightly. • Lieutenant .liY)•nne,' ditto. Ensign Cox, ditto. • • • - ". 71it Ditto.— Ensign Vroidener, severely, o Adjutant , 74th Ditto. MaCqueen,' severely. .t.:212 t. Moore, slightly, Adjutant White, ditto. • 79th Regiment —Lietttenant.Colonel Camerto, Sr vorcly. Capt.. Frazer, slightly., gain Davison. soierd'y ,(:tio‘e dead). Vieut. Sinelatr, slightlyc* A. Carneron,' , ,seVi rAy eit to Webb - , dittos Itobinion,= .', ditto. A. Frazer, slightly. p. Cameron,. dit to. tit! Regiment.— Lieut. Verecker, severely. 8; tit RegiMent.— Capt2in Nixon', slightly,' ' B . sth Regimen(-I.letttenant Brodk, dangerously. —'Lieu tenan( Hogg. severely., . . 88th Regiment—Lieutenant M'Alpin, slightly. gtn, severely.' , - pact Regiment—Major Crint, let leg off. Lieut. right arm olf. - • Chas. Brit.—Capt ~ i n Frenher, C•1; - „ttin Towne fort,, ditto. Lieutenant Blenter; ditto. ot. vere:y. rst Bit. L.C.L.--Major fleck, slightly. • • • ad. Ditto--C RON:in Mulct, severely. Captain Duke, ditto; 711) Ditto— Ensign Bathe!, ditto. Brunswick Lieut. Znlle.k.ufer, c li, htly . • -21st Portuguese— Ekiltirt:FriiviciCo %IC. Ponta . , slightly . . 3il CaFacloresi- 7 Lient. I phn Rrenn gite,, slightly. .. , • ; Oth Ditto Liettt.Col. Seb Bonus's, slightly ; Lieut. Jes. Vas; sligh;ly. Ensign Virrcifa, ,cvvrely (since ikia). Losign t , ranciso Prmoto, sl:,;:itty. Ensign loachtin ref.. •reica, ditto. MISSING.' Capt. Bai !6th L. D. Entto Stodtgt, Cold. Gd e. Lieut...Coi. Hal t 3d ditto. cap% .kni;tews, .z4:11 Foot. Lieut. Ryan, soth ditto. Lieut. Roy, ite.t ditto. Lhatt. Baldwin, ditto. ' • ' • .Copt. !tmtit', ilSth.• I.l;:u;ml,,nt 1 relond, ...Lith Regiment of Foot. Lieut. Mos vp, ditto. tricot C rapplo, 7 istditto. 1, cur. joim" 'topic, .74111 ditto: Licut. horres, 'l3d ditto. Li gut. I lotiuc s, xstit ditto. . lieut Wesley, 9511 t ditto. Eabign Ccokson, 3tl Guard s . • , In additinn to the particulars communicated in the Official BUlletin, we have 'learnt, from a Private Letter, the following irn'liortant . pariivolars On the yth inst. ip consequence of a part of: the British Army that was employed in the block a d e o f Almeida being withdrawn, the garrizon took the' opportunity of evacuating the town, having blown up the fvrthicatjons.. • .The French face , engaged anlount!..d to near 2,00 Q men, .as M4.3514;41 3 colleded mints Xrom all quarters. Uhe Allied force W3S uttder 30,000 men. DOVER, MAY 24. As.the- Workmen were thgginganci Arnoviar,.. the . Cid adjoining Moate's Bulwark `(which the Ordnance Yard .in the , montli of , Dooexnheri, killed the wife ml , l six children of Mr, 'Poole, the Overseer- Of the Works), last night, at . Seven o'clock, they, ti:night therlitiatir auoise in tlo chalk, and terming for Air. Poole, xemoved three car . four larg,e pieces of rock, and disc/Jr:Jed tho l ht,g„swy t , which • was excavated. in th e Cliff, and in it, to the astonishment of every .one, the hog load been. buried • under .the ruins for five otot:ths sand nixie; d.4y However. improbable it may srfttn, yt .1, and liontireds of others,. can tevtify the troth of its having,bevn dug out last night, baving , b,e t s all that Anne .any miter •sustt•nance than.. what it derived tram gnawing and suckiry tbat chalk, • • ' At the time the rniAfortune happened, the !ICI . suppoiNi to ore, and 'it was i d . tended to kill it atri'tttt.ssnow it cannot weigh mnie than three ticOrc, irto There is hardly - any flesh on any part of in f.stt, the bdcit bone is a 3 tiluirp as a I:thiti.i yd, notwithstanding this, audits long confinettierit it is very lively, rnttt when pat into some clean StitlW,, pared ahrtnr, and appeared to be devouring the same'vVitli moth eager ness. The hairii, or bristles, are ns zl,l the !driven snow, The cave, or rye,' in whith the hog wits - confined, being. in the toted rock, prevented it from being killed when the Critf . fetL Ninnbers of persons have crept into it, tieing ebobt , foor feet by . four, Not a vestige of nny li t t er was t trrill;n,ag, ;no doubt,' if there wits any, it Wag devotireJ betnr4 he' commenced . upon the cirilk. Air, of cO l r,t, must lie been admitted through the chinki crevice s ref the broken fi agrnentS, anti by a kteat of sleep lac was prts x