The Sun. — London, England, 1804-09-22 00:00:00

a~ B ?T. 2C. `t YESTERDAY afteinoon, before fits Misistty went to the Theatre, hi inspefled : the , picquets of the Somerset Militia, accompanied by His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK. The Troops, as usual;marched past them on the Sands ; their sol dier-like appearance andsondua were, complimented by the Commander in Chief. This MOrning," before seven o'clock, His MA JESTY was on horseback, and took a short ride be. Ire breakfast. The PRINCESS MARY bathed this I:darning, • At half-Past nine o'clock T 4 --Ts MAJESTY, at. tended by the DUKES of YORK, KENT., SUSSEX, and CAMBRIDGE, and the General Officers, rode to' Radipole Hilt to review the Staffordshire Militia ; they were followed by HER MAJESTY and the PRINCESS MARY, in a landaulet, the PRINCESSES AUGUSTA and SOPHIA, in a cabriolet, the PRIN. CRESES ELIZABETH and MARY, in another cabrio let, the PRINCESS SOPHIA Of GLOUCESTER, Conn: tens of ILCHRYTFR and daughters, in a sociable, Mrs. Max, in a landan, &c. On the road His' Ma.. JESTT conversed for some time with Sir ROBERT WILSON,: who appeared in the uniform which was some time ag o p resente d to him by the Emperor of GERMANY. Parties of the Somerset .Militia and of the Ge.rtnan Legion w,ere 'appointed to • keep 'the • ground, which with difficulty they effeeled, owing to the vast concourse olpersonai whom the•fine day, and so novel a sight, had drawn together. , The Staffordshire executed several difficult IiIatICCUVICS. and went through every part of the exercise of the' day with the precision of the most veteran Troops of the Line ; their firing was parieularly exaa and excellent. his Royal Highneis the; Cott in Chief was pleased to return thanks., upon the ground, to the Officers and men of this deserving Regiment. The word of command was given by Col: SNEYD. The DUKE of Your was not in regimentals, hut dressed in a plain blue goat and star : he returned from the Review upon one pf 111 I\IAI asry's ..chargers, By twelve o'clock the Roy At. PARTY telieheel the Lodgi. at Weymnothton their return. Arrivals at the King's Head Hotel, Highness the Duke of York, Mr. and Mrs. Mts. Greenhr. l and Dr. Mr. Br wson urnwell, Mt. Gray , Mr. and ill Da. • Tii t TEISATRI.---KEMBL E made his first ap_ pearance this Season, at Covent Garden Theatre, last night, in the charaCter of Lord Town?y, and._ was received by a numerous audience with such Warm marks of p u bli c f avour as hi s hi g h pro f e ssional merits demand. He supported the eharaaa through_ out with a calm dignity, and wish all the elevated spirit a n d ten d er emot i on su i ta bl e to his domestic disappointments. Miss fleurtToie, in La d y Town/ y , shewed, that praElice during the Summ er has itn. Proved h er a bili t i es . Sh e pl a y e d w i th greater ease and freedom. Mrs. H. St DDoNs rendered the part of Lady Gra(' more prominent than it generally appe ars, and she has only to get rid of a m ono t onous w hine to become an agreeable and interesting A4ress. ' 'MINDEN might render SirFraneis Wronghead Avery diverting piece of afting if be pray so many we ate surprised that Performer's cannot disover the art of speaking a soliloquy.-- With the exception of KEMBLE, every soliloquy last night was confidentially 'communicated to the Pit, not. uttered as the solitary refle4tions of 'the Speaker. This gross error is constantly praftised at both Theatres, in contempt of probability and - tom. mon sense. Ministers have made a remonstrance to the French Government on the subjea of detaining 'Captain FL IND E Rs, of flit:: Investigator Sloop of war, at the Isle of France,' to which no reply has 44 Yet been received. SiII is PositivelY asse r t e d, i n a M orn i ng P aper, that IN, ,Atirs BURDETT "has NO connexion cwhat. w ith_the Subscrip t i on carry i n g on under his kliname. So that a number_ men ar e g oi ng over t h e f n gu°rns and are li tera lly o b ta i n i ng money under •"`".Areleerces. Though t hi s plan may b e c all e d . A at rsotion,.it is in fait nothing hut plunder. Fifty thousand potinds is the maximum of - the Fmoney that is to be raised un d er t h e cover of Sir it ANCIS BURDITT's bame;;—lt is' to be hop e d t h at is sum will be an indemnity for the expencesin., eafted...—Many people, however, think that it would he too small a sum. In order to promote the scheme it Is proposed that " the individual' small offerings of whriy mdigentgood-INWers should h e r ece i v ed : " Th e oli therefore seems to be a • gigantic.proied to rob the rich and the poor, • meanly swirszi/ing the bard earnings out of the pockets of 'the latter. Letters of a very recent date from Bilboa, give the following - account o f . the cause of th e l ate 'dis. turl h nu As the Corregid or o f B t lb oa was d ak i"g his an nua l roun d , f or the purpose of tang be h othe name s o f t h ose persons who were lia b le to rei....eti(4ed in t h e Mili t i a of the Country, he Was by dot es , - ft .ome Or the populace, and put under th e s o l i ,: I . s ne /Vlilitary.Foree was called our, •bur p l a 411 proving unequal. to resist the torrent..of ter u i r i e o i n dignation, they were all cut to pieces, af. ual eff9rts to release the Public Officer. , onn.quillity has been since restored, but upon what nd Iti9 n!l We are not informed. The Biscayans h ave ar always resi ste d. t h e appl i cat i on of that partici]. 54' t° them ;- hut their opposition never assumed $o serious a charaler before," 14 rd and Lad HAR aow Y are expelied.to- Tor te'w at th eir th e y 1 ,, - e -r seat at Putney, fromWeytnouth,4llete • nave been on a visit to 'him MAJESTIEs. • . 1 .. 3 Royal Highness the DUKE of Yogic is ex- Pecitil to return to town on Tueiday. I••ady LoUISA and Miss. MANNERS arrived in luw.,r,) yesterday from tvloulsey G rove . t _ c _ he puke and I )iirches s o f ST. ALRANE are re. n urneti to town f or a few days, from their scat 1 . 11 ilrt fordshi re . • The Earl of Camp . CHA THANI'is at p re se n t at Coxhea th Lord the AILBOURNE left - Town yesterday to join oa mily at B rac k et Hall, where Lady Met,. aeuatve is enrerrainin Lord G . g selret party of friends. 'Gow ett is on a visit at r ' N sulttit's vi , la at Chiswick. the-:13 Lord uke of I" rn i n a nti - Lady RA N t Anti set . o ff lestert i nY g S tr n • am }Map re areritis sett, at Ful. . m a tor Tunbridt e - ._.~ x~ :_ ON Settilo,)/ • ,gant and Stuii;turins at Burton, Lincoln ;hire, t() ,i; N..i • Gentry (upwards cat tv) in .4.1.--tl . R. 3 r) viously attended (lit Rare tweet, one and two {',:jock the Conty:r t v assemble, and at' received by th araiitblg on the lawn, which was cowed with beriehes', garden-chairs, &T. At three 11-,C breakfast coin_ inenced. Two moms in the ere filled with tables covered wit,. plate and which contain. ed cold meat, .gatti, pie,, and froit, all in great abu ,, daler and !leant ;fully arranged. On the lawn 'A' 4:t re ,pitched lour tents : anger one (a large marquee) was a table to.hold about thirty persons, coveted hitqiiar to those in the houw, every thing that . w . ;s good the wines were excel. lent, and all Undet' another tent were laid tea, coffee, bread ar ? dbutter,.icrapd beef, :and his. suits; and the gUesti ;re attended I,w several pretty and elegant females, neatly attired. In an adjoin. ,ing tent was a lottery for the Ladies, consi'ting various little bagatelles made by. the Hostess and her lovely Daughters. • At the entrance of the tent each lady was pre. seated with a ticket by a handsome female, who af. terwards distributed to each fair one the prize she . had been so lucky as to gain. -Under another tent was placed the Band of the 6th Dragoon Guards, now at Lincoln, who played many delightful pieces. As soon as every one had partaken of the elegant repay in the house,. and ,under the tents, one of. the party (Mrs. P. Cuwrois) kindly amused the coin. puny by playing sotne airs most divinely on the pe. dal harp She was afterwards joined by two young Lades and . a Gentleman (Miss REEVE, Miss J. , ItINNER, and Mr. C. UrpLE y), who sang seVe. r airs del ghtfully. About six o'clock the Nttscrs. Gows, from Lon. don, entered a room prepared for the dance, and struck up the merry tune of Sir'Dawiel Miller Blair.' 't he sum Mons -was instantly obeyed, and the lively dance - commenced,, which was kept up till near - Mlle o'clock, when the company departed, highly 'gratified with the lithUSCMCnt of therclay. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. • , KINGSCOTE RACES.—WtnNtson V, SPT. 19. Fifty Pounds for real Hunters, tee. . Mr. Hawkes's th. g. by King Fergus - 1 I Mr. Fuller's ch. g. Sun-beam - • - Fifty Pounds, for horses of all denominations. Mr. C. Pigut's Wheatear, t Ist. tith. "4 Mr. Scrope's Elmore, a Ist. - . 2 2 Capt. Hervey's Cormorant, 4 yrs old, 9',A. t3lb. 54 3 M.ijot Pigot's Caryy Owen, test. !lib. 2 3 dr Mr. Glover's Coe sPinner, !sr. 41b. • 3 5 ' l r Mr. Douglas's H e li con , 6 b dr . . lrnore the favourite. The Cup; value 16.5 git. a Subscription of toffs. each. Col. Kingscote's (ALA, by Waxy, 4 yrs.old - Mr. it. Price's Loto, by Cardock, s yrs old • - • 2 Sir H. Lippia6tt's gr. g. Slag, 4} rs old - - 3 BARHAM DOWNS CAMP, Sm. 20. OUR Race Course yesterday displayed some of the most elegant equipages we ever'befoi6 Witnessed here, and was othet wise greatly crowded with spec. Wore at some as good running as could be desired. The knowing-ones were taken in by betting great odds upon• Captain KELLY'S bay horse, but which was outrun hollow by Captain HAMILTON'S grey ; we hear .six to I.ur were taken by a great many Gentlemen upon the horse ; they ran one heat of two miles; the Gentlemen rode their own horses, Dr. Gi LCH R sT's grey ponei, " By Jasus," car. tying two stone, beat Major I) brOWllponey, one mile; Great odds upon the latter, in conse.' quence of the weight given the former, but easily won. I)r.GILCHRIST'S gieY poney," I3y)asus," beat Farmer GI a's brown poney, Ploughshare; hard run. ning. The Door rode both times his own poncy, .and really shewed great horsemanship, particularly in the last race. The ground was so hard that we were in consequence disappointed of a very excellent race promised us by Captain ANDREWS'S brown mare against Major Dcilrt.ell brown horse, " Thave Toil," which, we understand, arc to run on Satur. day ; the former appears the favourite; these Gen. , tlemen ride their own horses. I :Will communicate the result of Saturday's race, as many' horses are cx. I;eded to run, if we have a little rain. The late Mr. Way has adually left the bulk of his fortune to a person of the same name, but who i s n o relation. It is' strange that though he had many friends with whom he was upon the most inti. mate terms, and who, without being legacy hunters, might reasonably exped to have been liberally re,. metnbered in his will, he has left them rings in general, not even mentioning any of their natnes. COURT OP, ALDERMIN. 7 .-011 Tuesday next the Lotus MAYON, will hold a Court of Aldermen at Guildhall precisely at twelve- o'clock, to hear the Appeals of several persons again§t the Assessments for Tythes, under the Ad of Parliament passed last Session for the Relief of certain Incumbents of Livings in the City of London. And to receive the Report of the Sheriff, of London of their nomination of persons to be Keepers of Newgate, Giltspor. street, Ludgate, and the Piultry Compters ; and on other business. , Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, the LORD MftYolt went in state to Christ's Hospital, where he heard the Annual, Sermon, and an Oration from two of the oldest Scholars of that School. Two remarkable large 4sies were landed on Thursday ai Portsmouth, from Malta, a present from Sir ALEXANDER BALI, ' to Sir LAAC COFFIN and Admiral AYLMER. They are uncommonly spirited. So general,is the distress throughout the Spaniih dominions for ,Bread Corn, .that their Anahaiisa,lor at our Court has solicited of Government to issue orders to our Ships of War in the Mediterranean, and the North Seas, toivl;nir all cairn Vessels, hound for any Pert in Spain, to proceed without interrup., lion or delay. The 'elegant Monument ereeting to the :memorr of Capt. MONTAGUE, in Westtninste! Abbev, is proceeding very rapidly; yesterday two very large Lions, carved each in one _biota: of w Bite rl tel)le, were conveyed through the streets On a tri, f , a nd much attracted the attentiOn' vtrA'lls Witt) Were passing. ILDA y n',ltning presented 10-the ants of tl , e NletropOlis and its vicinity, a sight grAt flying—that 91.. a great nut'riber of H,is N.. • c.vrv':, Subjeal . voluntarity ,rneeting together, hoir own. expellee, for .the purpose of express zeal in the repulsion of the Invading Foe ; .tier on, his.Teila Firrna,.and the Seino,n, the -tin, and the Visite/Irian, on their proper ele --each endeavouring to be the m o st for war d i n , n; eight o'clock in the morning, the ist Surrey Rr k :t.nent of Volunteers, commanded by Lieut.-Col. Co,lllll: ,, dant GAITSKELL, which having been joined t:,t two Companies of the Sr. Olave's Corps, C Conimandant SHAW, as their 7th and Bth Bat n Companies, and the Rifle Corps attached to 6tt Regiment, under the command of Captain , 3,86,, mustered' at their parade in the front of the S:! ,, siunt,' House, Horsemonger Lane, Newington.— ..vere paraded without knapsacks or haver. sacks, as it was deemed expedient in preference to convey the necessary refreshments, to be partaken of at a proper time, in their forage.waggon, to the ground where they were, after landing 'and skir mishing, to halt. At half.past eleven, A. M. the Corps having been told off in seelions, according to the bulk of the Boats they were to embark in, marched off the Parade to Blackfriat's Bridge. On their way thither they were, joined by the Christ. church Corps, Mijor LANG&ST R which fell in on 'their rear. When they arrived there, they found a Division of Gunboats, and. Boats fitted for the re. ception of Troops lying to, the whole under th e chief command and superintendance of Capt. DRINK. NLD, in the absence of Commodore Ltrcris, who has so worthily filled that situation on former occa sions. The Corps then embarked in the following ordtr The Rand of Musk in the First float, The Field-Officers and their Friends in the Second, The Captains of Companies and Stedlin the Third, The' Rifle Company, with the Light Company, in the next Boats And the BattaliOn, with their Dritits, Bugles, &c. regularly followingi according to seniority. The Baati,.on an average, contained 30 persons, each, and - are fitted, though conveniently, yet'sim. ply, so as to he done at a ininu Eels 'notice where deal or other planks can be procured. 'On the part of the River fencibles, there were 7 men to each boar,. a steersman it the helm, Eau rowing . oaiti in the hoWs, and two abaft, - the latter being adapted not only to keep her way, but in case ,of being obliged 'to go stern on., they would have 'a great advantage, • Lieutenants Ita*v.itt and GR EY 'assiteti Captain DR INR ALD in superintending the emicarkati,n,' whic'si, from the previous divosi titans, was as correct :is it, was expeditious: On the whole being embarked, and the'llrlts pun out in the stream, signal guns were fired tor the Other Regiments ti'enibalk, and "the tiro division, led no by the gun and row Boats, proceeded, as the irderA termed it, " on an expedition, up the river," hut with orders to bring up and lay to bt.fore they c4me into Chelsea Reach to wait for the otherlwo div The Royal Wostminstor, commanded by. C. 1, 1 90! Roy aTscitt, which had also paraded at eight o'clock in the King's Mcws, marched off, --after going through precisely the same forms .as the First Sur: rey i to Westminster Bridge foot,• at half 1741. nine o'clock, where they formed, and• soon after twelve' embarked in a division of Boats under the corn:nand of Captain CLARKSON, and procceded , upwards to Chelsea Reach. The Loyal Lambeth k Lieutenant Clionel SLADE, fell in at their exercising grdund at Vauxhall• from whence they marched to the Bishop's Paiae Stairs at Lambeth, where they erubarketi in a division Of Boats under the command of Captains Starrn•aud BETTi. The whole being now embarked, a Grand &Ante was fired from the 24.pounci earronades, the Troops presenting arm, the M►isic playing and Drums , beating._ The Line was exceedingly , well kept, aft hough the tide set very strong, and there' was a great. s►ti in the Reach. The whole,' at a quarter past one, got tinder-way, and iin passing Chelsea Floyital andiliatters-ea.hridge, the Gun-boats a.he.td fired salutes of six gun each but the numerous spraators of the scene 41 )at and ashore were much disappointed, as the intended en. gagemenvon the water did not take place. 'We presume the extreme roughness dila' water, occa. sioned by a full tide up, and the wind right down, which brought the Troop Boats so low, that the gunnels were frequently to , the water's edge, caused that part to be left out. On coming up to Wandsworth Mill, the Firat Surrey were disembarked, and took a strong' posi. tion ; the right Wing in the field above the Mill, and the left in the angle of the road leading from the town of Wandsworth, where forming obliquely they could enfilade their Invaders ; they represent. ing an English Army defending their Co a st agai nst a French hnemy. The Light Infantry were in front, formed ea chain BOO') after the Enemy appeared, which was an. nounee'd by the Bogle, The Gon.hoats came up to cover their landing; mooring head and' titerri, , with springs on their cables to take the shore. Under co. ver of their fire the Christ Church landed, not with. out great resistance from the Advanced Guard tf the English, and were followed by the:Llmbeth i who met with the like opposition.. The. Advanced Guird weredrove in, and 14 in on the rear of the Msin Body. The Rifle Corps, which, on thittocca,ion was attached to the Etiemy, lauded above theCrerk, and coming through gardens, and firing from :behind hedges, the party on the Lett Wing meeting with the tire of the ,Light Division of the 14 . 4mherh, they Were attire in, and the Enemy , occopied-: their niL vantageous position, which, from inferiority of num bers, they were compelled to quit. Two regular armies being (tow opposed to each (ghee, 'every skirmishing onsnamv re Sod feigoed movement 'watmade, use of to draw the lioetny trout his Strung hold Kithottt eff.ct. < The I,ight Compa. tries and - the Rifle Curtis Made sQme excelleotiad. viiitei and tetteats, amt. the Rt!talions' independent h'ting, by files was well perfionvd. At length the EngliSh Army, nuclei v y fire, retreated in gOo'd Ocact.,.. by wing., and tuarched down a lane leading tO Clapham s Ccnittion, they halted on the brow -a a MI their rear-guar(' t o t 1 Li le t~ er :~ the bridtie trading to it; there sitting on the hp of their mother earth they partook of sortie refresh:. C , .doncl d. ;um to the dttutt.b.ly bring alike. 0o the sotind of thebogle announcing fhe Enemy's -approach,the Reg;lnen t stood to their arrnik and aftcr leaVing a reinforcement to their ddvanced guard, marched to Clapham Common; where they haired and farmed. The advanced gnaid weft., driven !Lick, but the Et;efpy rursuing his 'supposed success too far, was led into an ambuscade, andAvatri after a' braire ,reoistance, and scone v:ry heavy fi!. ing, compelled to Offer terms,,which being - accepted' they wete alLiwed ro march of with drums bearing; colours flying, and all the honours. of war. Three cheers were given by each; ; and the whole then passed Colonel GAri l / 4 Kr LE, as the Conquering General; in review order,. and 'were marched-home to quartet's, leaving Clapham . Cammon abutit seven On thewhole it was one`rif the beSt Reriewt seed for some time pst—ic was divested entirely of p 4.: rade and review maneeuvres ; all that was done wa4 to sew the proper rti'Jdo of resisting the attack of an invading foe, who' if he should have a rnomeo. tary success It' kanding, W6ulti, from want of know.: leige of the country, and the oportunity the defen: ders "Wbuld have of receiving ieinforcenients, be at length defeated. • • • - debarkation of. ilfe R , laVWcsrmiristerl watt effetled near -Putney, with 'very litt!e opposition, a few discharges from . the Gun.boats only indhccd the Enemy;: cominanded by Capt.. At:tr P ti, artd 'eon. sisting of three Companies, to retrea:, 0,11 'take up A strong position tin Putney Heath. Fr , .rn 11)?nett they were dislodged after a smart aaion, and re: treated to Wimbledon Common ; here they maintain. ed the-unequal 'combat, till seeing the futility of further'oppesition and no possibility of escape, then surrendered to their gallant conquerors.. After the lab Ours of the day the two pack ties partook of such refreshments, as their haver. sacks contained, by the - Het of ,the moots ; they then r marched back ttv Putney Bridge, and embarked on :board their under a disehlrge from the Gon.boats. The Regiment arrival to totk n about ten o'clock, after being thirteen hours under armsi and without the smallest accident. DUBLIN, Sgrt. t 3. ,~ ~ .h ~.:~ Tn E Troops encamped in the i , icinity:bf Cori, were Mulct L ordets to st;ike their tent's' yesterda'y . morning, mirth to some cent, al art of the ittstrii; break into rLlumns, 31)(.1 .Leotr to their tesre,.',li,e q ua, leis. , 'Ota'lll6sclay more.ing ty .4 A rme F. l lll Troutsridge, urttved L. ,r. buttr from l'i) mouth. . • The Ft igates I,; ,*7 On Tuesday, were the Bri//laut, Capt. Vv.st.y. tit : h-eit orders lur sailing some days hefts,; thir Lirpartuß. ; A Cause of great .inporranee . he3fLl dt ilt liar or the Kiitg'3 l L r , ch, in Ireland, in th.: the enstlirlg TEEM, in I.dlicmol 11 the : t nt oti lit:: ANNEsLiiV, 1S 'N . .1111111; and the Ikight Ii in. RICIJARD une t,t the Coil - 1116i.: siimers of thr. Rer'cline, is the pci er a ult , .Eitates" depending the z 0 , ., ot the aninial value . or 12,0301. IT is merely a Tiestino tirnaey. The Dti:c;:g...!rl.,, , dy lendS the title of the infant Cidiinifir, is c.:untcn,,n. ced and supportedby MN. o v r r 1 v JE . Fitt I Es) sititel; to the late Chant-c;lr of Whose - opinion in legal ntitt . ets iy , allowed 't: J u r nearly of equal authority with that Of her brotl:er, the late Earl of(.:LARE. An Uarnent has been brought by Lord.l3r. AY. NE Y, for, certain EStattS iti the Comity of IVI•Hr.g.. han, Which produce a rent ,annum, apinst the Co.heircss of the late .1))w.... tiger Lady. BL A Y r the daughters of Lady BLAY band, Colonel Mirita Ay, are L.nly the Dolkager Lady It o's.t , ait. a, Mis. Tit Form. Ltys joNL:s, and Mr.W.E.,Ti.Nic . k. This cause be tried at..Monighanot the ensuing Lent Assize.. .Yesterday evening, cheoikt, ' o f Compton.strect, Soho, was bu s i e d i n Feral - log , some new explosive c •mpound, lately invented by the French cheniists; the rr,ll7 , :ithed cptenical coto. pwition exploded in his hand spontaneously; and such was , the report:of ,the tart it shook like 'an' earthquake the furniture of the adjoining hoo4*es. -The Vessel containing the chemical pre. paration, together with a number of the apparatus of the laboratory, were ,dashed to innumerable' pieces, and.large fragments were prok!ttted over the surrouuding bousea. The burning explosive com. pound and pieces of glass which 'were thrown in 'the f ace a the orator; have wounded him so severely, that his' eye.sight is despaired of by the Faculty. It is an undoubted . but which will' hardly be believed, that a hare was shot, a few days ago,' ar Ilanstead, 'in Surrey, by TVOMAS BARTLF,Y, keeper to J..juostiN, E q. Tedworth.hu,e, on opening, was found to contain four young ones,. all alive, The circumstance appearing so extraor.: dinary to the keeper, he ivranped them up in a silk haadketthief, put them into bosom, and carried them home to his wife who. detern3+taed to do all, she could to preserve them. Ac'cordinily.she warm-% ed some milk, a,icl gaVe it them. 0.. e .4 the little artinuts, died, her. the other three.are likdy to li VC. On Sunday night last an alarming 'fire broke out in a back , building belonging to Mr. ENDAi.ti i wheelwright, at Hurley, neaf Oxtort - L shire, which consumed the same and other out— buildings,- with all the property therein, together with two dwellingduitues, on: of which was the Red. Lion plit;lic.house, with All , the oui.buildings, and' part of the household'. fort+ ure. e km, is computed at 6001. and no Ott of t4e property was At five o'clock yeverdaytitornirl the apatiminta of 'Ars. holm), of Miik.stteet, ;iotaifields, Were discovered to hive been broke open, As soon as the person . 3 in the home were awakened by a watch,. man, three stern ruihesl out of the hous - ei- who made their escipt wilhont ttret:tin - g the inlet ded robbery. On firltTrhing - thr - rirernists - several , to , e:Tuanie. , artietts wcre, tliscovvud to itLiNfe. been pecked up re44,c‘ •i be taken away.