The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-27 00:00:00

, NAVAL NEWS. PLYROUTII , MARCH Maj e sty's s hip 441 404, of 36 guns, Capt. PARKER, has detained .:111,1 sent in here the American big Garland, COLT from New-York, whir a cargo consisting of cotton, co6e i sugar, &e. bound to Bourdeaux. Arrived. the Oily Tweed,. of and trorn.. London, It'lth a cargo bound to 'Madeira :• was captured - 1, /: 44; 42.'iong, 9.37. by a F , etieh ship privateer sl 16 guns, anti re -captured thrte days aster; the 141 valera hat! captured three other English mei' rranitiren hi. cargoes. • Sailerl Iris' ijitsty's ship s L a li ont, of 74 guns, lit the Wesiwstd ; and the Badger, of with a P ut tog 16 guns, ~near schnorier under convoy for Lisbon ; &Is !railed the the Alphea rchoo ner on a cru i ze; and QUIL L ER, for Lisbon.. %hi up the Harbour t, refit his Majesty's ship 7 Zieluof 74 guns. Artnitcl tu. Ni 'rest 's ship Formidable', `of. 98 Baas, Ca t, M irtat , , from Lisooo ; the Ell%a, 1155515, Irnin H:u wich ; !he ussian ship Johannes, IV O.$ll trool Si, Aikleto, ballast. ktrjesty's chip ltiaory, of 100 gulls, was off LP ' PO,l ye,teritly iron) Lisbon, and it 16 supp9sed PructrdCd ini Attived ashy with a carlr go fr om t h e B ty of lion d; the Siert, LOATH ; Luta, I Vtamtater, froio M.tsch c( w ar 26 .--•raired the P o d argus sloop SPia Oil the N e .' msley, for Cursuer, and the for Artivw the .41/imaich man of war, from Ports- Nou[h, Nit‘acn 26. Arrived hi s .Ma (11)1 ) citip3 Pialry and Etnulinn, trom Lisbon faro({ • 4 as h with thc (rqnges); robe aid Princess ne 'froth cruize ' 4ll PIY Mout h. ; and t b e `" Avenger and driel, with convoy for foun(thold; I:lizabeth man or w ar h II3 Y for _ . _ with con , Fawn sloop of war s ott tt cruize, .."-- . t (i°141,4 from 4144ourtt, N l Ascii 24.-- Arrived - the iliPholi t)114 1 1 't g Plymon4h, and tins made signal u ilOr rt a' l tilt Eastw and ard, the Do/phi rt cut tr . rolize, llie livto_i u ,ence, BUTCHER, L from r 9 ) , mout h, 144 r l l 'b i'l v , 44 lost near the Manacle Rork, (- . 1, -'''' 4,1 1,14 three Friends, NV Arti, With fruit, front li'4blsll34tivrd al Falmouth o n the ipti ; iii,e. c.iiivil ' el the btu Ook blittgi a Co, - fi l Cn3,iol, oi n , 1.44101 MAssPv A in Kt AI C-otilii0O„ and of the 1'444110t I,ord WYLLINoToti• t 421.'vt'd tip. dill:, goony, CcipI.GALLAACOTT, fr co si'lli(iltia,, "its CO;ffe ace. bowid to L')lioo`', 34 ti n , t "-P4'age; toe Portugir.:so sehOon,r Tupaze, 1 )2 10, 4 '4 troin Krtainuurti, for Listaiti, with Wheat i Ill t b c , . ig Charlotte, BRADY, from Mica"t, "pith I. : i t'jl c. lot London, 29 days passtge; the Char . ie'elt4WL, Iron) London fur Lisbon, with rum, tr t , Last . 1, ev"aing arrived his Majosty's ship Warrior, 4t g u nl, 0 days from emh z ; bho. brings arvaccoUnt , 't tlipedition under Geri. GRAIIAkt having cum lit,4,l 1.1 auterecied. le .1. , .. k, 4.111) toortay 41erchant, Captain FILLING• 4, It'l's WiliCil Call iv(' pri,,unerii from the Isle of t : i a 'ke to Prance, is arrived here last night from .:: (jrl'il' d''Ys passmg e ; it is said she brings an 411t,ttat i i , ' (if s ot Empress of FitAnca being safely de. ►"ett 01'4 , ' 1h 41 " (1111 e1-)?Jk e rf Kene, with mails for Lisbon, and ‘:: Cur teret (packtus), with,inails for Ca , :ia. Sailed ..:11"etling the brig necourali, NVILLIa MS, blaster, :1;041.4 ea, (4 . bile gouda, from this port, to Lis. . I , ) th e g o le iikli(l, with mails for th r Q ~,,eward ~,k i„ ,,. in o ". Is detAsned, ot.vin 4 to tit:: wind being too 414 .........................,...,...,..• kkil i • 41'. OP A LATTER, DATED CAniZ, 'llitt . Ph I iTli StAtteli. +414 ~,,,t,f r, • 14,1111 il' rti,thii kieneral LA PENA, with i 0,000 ',4s er'i,""aitled tile wliolotlillQ teat Gen, GHA LIAM 14ii,,,i i„4"(1 W itt' 46e coemy, in the, wood Once, t:,,,„ i " a4vanc...v, nod altilotti 't...ot for , twice to tlink,.6set.,nev4 111()Vvd; ba,iiie 4dedulitferently„ not 4,tibti;:ielf.:lltl3ll WOlll,l hdlg. t'SC,ipcd, I-I has ii 11,0::.1.144ed, ivii 4 I wt) other ticovrelB, atiti 44442 Hi cotti7l .44.1,cett5,,0r with LA tilltZ CBEL seconu Pi,,t,i,:.-dlitik anci a th_w sorti e is expeo.t to take 0,4:4144(11 ot. two. Atter Gener,tlGitAnAst had trrilit; 111,1 e riencli, he illot LA PA NA, and al in irittkik,i 11 ", 11 or aw even', told him his troops had 11,,,,t5. "It) iinms, had (ought tor upward 3 of t wt) t'lltilly",44,, wi ' l ' , . WA iti u t nditiu o to Airsue , q '';.),,,, 7 " " ) ..‘ 4l .'"te ii ill '. 4 , 1 .t . (• . 1 1)) sz A's) 11 , . ') w wie tre I , " / a ill a "' 3 ' '. 13 ( -."-. 6 . ri - t 1 414,a 1 144. t 44 4 aßs. tlatOUCßta, toe ah.. ,ev(,) ye, ,',`IINk 01 ,:,,,,littN, llowther, refused ; in C0..1) I :), 4tti (iteljf,.,",ll, I ciem2))ll GRAHAM' RUOP .Prier 1 ' 1 44 o f 1 !'"46e . 1 Ith 1)13 troops, and entered 4be '"I it ":411%. lite 1 - 14)11 NI NV Lest..elt Inat i t .tat in (wt. , ~ , .4 r. EL 1, Athry.l4., i",',i) 4 strong r e f to the (14,E, 41ati ilei.itriA this cothial. of the Simiii,b Ge -1:itt4144 tiZ "a„ot .of as,istance whien General t i ,', l ' t 1.44 ii, ed4Per'ellec4l4 Ths ti nely ream). • 11 Ilitteg iiii:44lgZrectistletiff.,l, o f what I have I. SPAIN. tAINZ GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY, MARC* 4. Field Mari 41 1). Joseph' de Ziyas, ComMander in Chiet of the troop, on the island of Leon, retnii tt•d to the council of Regency the following details, under date of the 4th tust. " At one o'clock yesterday morning I observed a firing from the advanced posts, which solapidly in creased, as to leave no doubt that the enemy, at all risks were determined to force the head of the bridge . At a moment so critical, 'and when every thing indicated ,_the most vigorous and.decided at tack, I im nediately' disposed io reinforce two com panies of the Royal Guards, who, With some of the ri.t went of Ordanes, which set ved as a reserve, and who were on the opposite batik, covered it, and, Nittiout loss of time, put itr motion the 'remainder of my force' matching in eschell o n by battalions. " The battalion' of Cazadores, commanded by Lieut. Col. 01)4, replaced that of Ordenas in that part, .at the instant when the briskness of the firing assured me the enemy were iorcing the work, which was soon verified, by the .Ordenas quitting the bri , ige, who, without having room to fbrin, were attacked by very superior forces, which had forced their way into the Work by Vari.itis points. In this critical situation . I ordered the Cazadnres of Ireland to re-occupy this at all risks. Nothing could eg t ial cue valour and rapidity with v. hich these gallant. min executed this Movement with the bayonet, they drove the enemy trout their postitoo, without, git tog iitne to realise the Obj,et of tiled.. bold design. " According to the relation of various nris,,ocrs. it appears tsar th 95 to and fiath regiments of the line, and the'27th iniatitry, %sett tome em ployed io this design. G,twral Villart retitained to the last tviththe'-reserve, thrca ening at the same time art attack upon the gouda de la Gratia, to Witieb I paid tittle attention, because it appeared Insignifi cant to me, as he never could hide his true object, which was either, accoiding to circuinstanc's, to destroy the bridge, or preserve it, and endeavour to establish in that line. The boldness w . ..th which the advanced troops foug , t,.alid the .circunistances of the. moment in which the teinforroment of sev6al companies of the Ordenas were introduced, have caused the loss of some gallabt men, killed or made prisoners ; among the former are most worthy officers of the 5p tni~it Guards . , Captain D. Ati4uditi Estevan, Lient.tiant xi...etw6 ; and among the second we,-know of some %.vito• have been wounded, and. covete , t themSelve, with glory. ' ". Among the French corps we found three offi cers. Alitiongli the .occopation of the tntrench mem wa4 obtained but for a te.4 minutes, their loss mu.it !Live -UCCIL considerable. " 1 au occupying myself in, colleEting the rndst vx:ict - and IncesSary lu order to inform )oLif Excellency of • hose. who have most d 1st:1%On; h. ed tlietus, l• ;lu tile 'neon link: I !AIWA 1)011140W 4 C-k . YZ)Ur Exctelivticy, notwithstanding having• had kilied or wouoti , d sonte superior Officers, !the con s artgeti hatie not tscell such as 'ire uNuai on shoilar, cccastots, anti that tik• i-ne.cy dislodged and Uric en I,ati •titicred tfitht, fit the inaoucr, assist. us to our ulterior ope. t - at loos." cF.NERAL mti)Eßs. Ist,s, ilMlntictl, ii. 181 I.—Tlie disadvantages un der which tt,e action of y:.slia day WAS bt . gor are .K.) striking, that it is untiee.!ssaty the Liettiellaw-Ge net ill should strut" to the troops, that he c ,, nsidered fv: safety .1 the tx hole allied artily ircuinstanced it was at the time) dependegl on deteittiog he enemy ; ‘s , hile he sincerely,l(ainenis the *sacrifice of the lives of so many gallant met . , he trusts•it must be thought a necessary one. The enemy's norithers, atiei iiosition were no longer on:p.ci s t i t' ulatioo, tor there was nn retieat„ He c-iitidtd in the known yak), r Of the:miti.h troops, and Ins expeCtalions .w r amply tuliiied. T e fatigue of a night march of if) h nrs was torgoiten by every man or the di ion. Waere such universal praise is chic to the locumpniable behavioui'ot all, t is impossible to Par t colorize, by name, those who distniguistied e1,41i.....L,111 did, tie reijuests, iiowever; that Bi General Dikes and Col..Wheailey will ;ieel,t, themselves, and convey to the Commanding Officers of the, corps composoig their respective brigades, and to bill the Officers 01 them, theassur ances of his most gyal e f u l a dM irst i on of their coo. , duct. The sam e - test ittiony of grain idJ and high .approbation is due to Lieutenant.Couniel.Brown, of the 28111.1b0i, and Lieutenant-Colonel,Barwrd, gib 95th, comtnanding flank battalions, and to all the Officers of the Royal kingiticers : to M ijnr 13usche, of the 2d hussars, King's tierman Legiou. - -7-Thethird intrepid char ge ,rirlde,by the s quadron of huss,lrs, headed big Captain Busche,sattracted the notice of eetr) one. The Lienten ins-General's ob- Aigoions-to Lieuteeant=Colonel Macdonald', and the Honourable Lieutenant-Colonel Cathcart, and the - Officers Of the Quin telisMaster-Uetier - afs and Adju; silts (3iener dep,irinieinS ; and to' Captaiu .Hope; and all the other Officers of his personal Statf,' . for their ex...melts and assistance during th. actioo, are deeply impressed tin his mind. The Wars() troops sow, with admiration, how nobly toe deiaelitnetit Of the 26th Portki,tiese upheld the character our allies have so forternitely establ4Oied, The Lietne. oant.Geneial - requests that Alajor , General Whit tinghatn, and C4l,taitis Miran& and N.ttili , on, of the Spanish service, acc e l4 hi,. best tttaul:s for their zeal and g:tilatvry. The General of Division Rutin, the General of Brig:iue, RoiseaU, the Eagle, and six pieces, of artill:ry, e trophies or the . day. The loss on both sidts, from ihe appeatanet of the field, must be severe. The different corps and detachments wiii send to the Deputy Adjutant. General, a' s soon as - possible, .3 reitau•ot the killed, wounded, and missing, in the isC:tioil of y es t er d ay, 'with the French Corps d'Aime2; commanded by :Nlarshal, Victor. At the holtoni of each return will he specified at full length the tanks, names, and ,rogilienia of each Officer killed or wounded, :tn.i opp•)sue 'he name of -wcit Officer will be mentioned.. whe , tier ti e Wound be severe, d.ingerous, ur .l blot. 'Letters for England to he prepared by orderly roue tO. morrow. tGADE t)RDERt. After the General ()Wets ut th:s day'3 dAte, little . rftnains for the trigadier-General but to return his sincere thanks - to the Commanding Officers of bat talions) and every Officer and Man of the brigade, for their exertion and gallantry on this f , ccaslon. But he thinks it necessary to add, that he sh dl ever reflect on yearerday as the proudest day of 1114 rife, having had the honour of, commanring the'l3rtg,rd of Guards in an action where its conduct equalled any in the annals of the corks of Foot Guards.. The following gommu►,ications, which we have received from a per,on of high authority, at Cad4z, contain -some interesting particulars relat'og to , the I ite operations :-- Accounts communicated from Chiclona, of the 6th of Mgch, to the GeliCral ill Chief, by a trusty t'erson. '" I must be brief ; I shall only say, ,t hat during the night the wounded arrived, and this morning-, at eleven,, the remains of the beaten anti-routed di 7 visions came in. They atterwatds marched them towards the Puerto. :General Rutlin dead, also the General of Briga,le, Rousseau, .the Chief of the Staff; Be'glade, the Colonels of the Bth and 96th regimens. The loss of Ofcers is so great, I cannot yet send you ihedetails. . " The returns of the regiment, who came tn are as follow :--Of the 96th, 6uo; of the . goth, Stop; of the 74th, 280; of the Bth, WO ; of the 54tH, 500; in all 1780.. _ • . '' MI these are unhurt or slightly wounded ; the remainder are killed or wounded severely. 'Toase who remain of the grenadiers and of the 45th, arc still !n observation in the pine-woods of Puerto Real; in the mean time t hey are carrying all the ammuni tion to the Trocadero, either to serve these batteries or to Tender useless the (Wicks. General Laval ar rived this morning, and Victor this night. Medina watevacuated at 1 1 &clods yesterday ; they then reckoned upon these lour battalions ior the irction ; but they arrived at 3 in the morning of this day." ":Isla of Leon, hiarch 9 " I have to acquaint you with the brilliant adtor, which 'our brave troops Maintained on the nth` for more than 6 hours, in the pine-ground, between Chtelana ancl,Sauti Petri,. Our loss,-including that of the English and Portuguese, has been about 2,000 "men, which has - taught the enemy that they had to tight with trien_who . know how to conquer when • well directed. The loss of the enemy has been great, since, besides a considerable number of wounded prisoners concluded to our hospitals, preparuions ash ordered for the reception of .50p more, and they ate constantly collee:tilig. Our guetillas advanced to the streets of . china, spiked a howitzer, and destroyed two clwsts of ammunition. It is s.id that they have destri,p-d the bsttery of the mill of Alintterto, and I),,ve structeci a new battery an:!' a redoubt for 400 well at the Castillo de la Qruz, on the other s•de ut the which attrtoys the enemy, eitrewely, .and . is„a very 3dv,ffltakeorti and secure posh ion Jor os. Even tp day French soi'd!ers are picked up in the ti , :itt of wide. " This expelitioo has ccigt them more 4;000 nien, a gteat nuttiher of Officers ot all ranks, tour PAtetals t Hate iiil;ed in the field ot battle, anci . one wounded, a priso ,, er in the ble of Leon. On the night when they attacked the tyi.lge ot Sant Petri, they lost heir Citiz:f 9f the Si Fitt'. Our hiss haS tioi t , ers so , great as. was at first sa d j our hole loss war 40 men of the teginlent of Oideties. The :r 000 sei rai i,se, who ettine with the army, marelled in' the night, it - IS s3id, to M,,.:dina Sidonia." Letters have bven received from Tarrigona, of the 23(1 ult. They bting the importalit - Dews that t h e Fre ,, ch werewithdrawitig their fad s trout that pro vince in every direction. MActioNALD's rity, which W3s adVa:leitig to eothmence the steg:: Of that for 'bad disappeared, and the troops stationed in other tomins hail d nt• the sa m e ,. We have receivrd Muiliteurs arn i f , minor Paris' Journds to thy- 17,11 inst." Tneircontenis 'are tip:. itutrquint. .TH10146 BUONAPARTB has published an to the people of Wesiiihalia, in which he takes affectionate leave rif them, in cgti , equence of tlt tt kingdom being 'annexed to France. There is no news in them tram the Peninsula. Music.,--Tire fifth performance of the Vocal C.mtert, under tie direaitin of the KNvvarrs and the VAUGHANS, had the usual assemblage of rank and fashion, among whitni was the Duke of CAM IIaiDGE-, on Monday night, at Rooms.' The Glees were remarkably welt sustained, and were all excellent itt their kind.' We hive seldom heard BRAHMA with more .pleasure than in " Rendi ii serino al He restrained his usutl luxuri ance, and gave HANDEL. with pure taste and sim plicity. " The carpet Weaver,' harttionized into :a new Giee, was so WO suiported by 'tliv KNY YETI'S, Mrs. VAUGHAN, and I. B. SXLe, that it w a, encw e d,. WatcHsttk.t., in a licit and, brauti. Cone , n to on the violin, intrg.duced the Air of 41 Guild) 9"; with charming variations,: executed N4i(li admirable etfet:, • It. is to be hoped clause will be inserted in the Bill now it Parliament,. for the Relief ot Debtors, 'Wowing aliorent. The want of such a provision has too long been a disgrace to our. Debtor and Cieclitor Laws, and constitutes much of the severity of im prisonMent. To critttiitals aucl midetaaors it is al ready allowed by law. . By Authority of the Pames ReoENT, one of the grandest State Lotteries ever : sul drawno mitted for pub lic approbation, will be Awn n the 4th of line next, the King's Biro Day. .1-IORNan? and co. have 3 variety ot Tickets and Shares on Sale,' acid at the lowest prices, .Schemos may be had at HORNhEY and Co.'s old estAblished State Lottery ()theca, 26, Cornhill, and St... Margaret' s Borough ; where a great majority of Capital Pt izes hive...been shared and sold to the Publie. CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 07.—There are n o t' many fresh ariivals of Wheat p),day, but tolerabl e remainiiig supplies, fine samples nearly maintain last prices, Whet qualities rat her lower ; some ‘ piiille 0111 aintzie exceeds the qtt3tation ; Barley, with Mali, likewise in tolerable , stiPply, and little vuria. tion in price; White Pease liar,!ly at the late ; quo .tations , there ale not many Beans, or the two . kinds ; Oats are again iti considerable supply, and this trade also quoted cheaper ; Flour at late prices. SUSSEX ASVIZES' 11011 - S.!iA 1, MARen 2s: janf Afye ; a youn; girl, of 16 ,yezos of a indicied cur 1,1.1)10u, y firr to the ciwel house. of J:irti ti C.,rit4, at A ',.;in-rhig,ii) this coun y, on ilk- tlith of I):coroberlast. lines Curtis stated, that he was a,huteher at il , gmerhg, and that the prisoner A h b,,r lived to lb• service from 141- tow! ot Ibe l harv24 tip to he Ir+ftr (if the bre. the even, of th w,to of Deetniber t h-: ptisoner came to the 100.14 4 fere7bis wife was, at d asked it her tinstr ssh :41 bees making tindet, as she thought she- smel , fire. 11,-r in:sires-4\ said she had not, but that she had biown 4, t1 , 3 candie, proba , dy- might lta , e .oceato eo the smell. The witi.ess, however, hints.-if wetit tip s7airs, and he touted his bed curtaots moti.tiering away, having been evidently on tire. 11, ex tinguished titem, hoWeVer, without any dithculty, 'and came down shits again. Fur - s vgral rtig4 , 4 before this had.hoppened, he had had his wimio,vs broken, but he could' .not tell who had dune about ten o'clock on the tune ev,A:h-g, the -pit soner h tying been up stairs two or three t.tue-; a great smoke ensue dowse the 51;6)9, and the prisiner had asked the boy to go - into the yard in s-e it he could see any blaze, which he i'ciuSed joitig; upon the smoke coming down the staircase, the witness went up stairta.second time, mid the bed.. curtains were then in a ad, and it had catelteel the window. By the 'assistance of water te. fire was again extinguished. The. conduei of the'pri 'oiler during this time was rather singular, and dt iradied his obserVation. - He asked her what was ,the matter with her ? she leptied that she was tr-gh trued at the fire That Wglit passed away wi hoot any fort her .alarm. -The, next evening two of his Children came in,-and said they saw a , iight,ut a .fire hpistairs he went up and tound a lighted • bitch broom placed just under the roof, aboire the pine where the 'fire had beeti•the night betote ; he thrust it in a pail of water, and by that meaus extioguiSh ed it; From 'tie manner In which the prisoner had coudue.ied hetselt, be suspected htr,' and had her taken into cussody: The- next diy w ht;e she was at the pubhe-Mousse iii gutter: ring, she eons:, frsied to !kin and the Rev. Mi. Kihdlesb e, 014311,4 had doneit. . Mr. Kindleside was called, who confirmed this confession, and stated, that she said she had di'me it siite,..bec,iuse her master and were (110 %vacs quarrelling. with her on account of her not riz. , ;,g in ine lamming. Aiary, Wood, a ivinale trunk', cd it! the house net th 25 di of D ceinber, Mpnk • !o the c+),..10,^.1 n , uncr doriuB ,he time of the fire, and :.1111 she) ‘vent up. Sldii'S se%cral limes, auo app,..arcd very uneasy. Tile Jury fount the plisoiler NIARcH 26 Ttik,F.AI'F.NING LE 1 I EK. The hey. Rotea Bingizai'n ar , iiigtieci on two hr-t hint ffn .ieniting . a %%iti , out mgitaiti,e, inteatcning to but he &c. of ilictiard,l'4liter, the other Cll aging him wit it pre to bio owti to (tetr:. i. ud the Insurance ()thee. lie to thi.• b,ir anti tried on the- firgt . On* I t ,c h t e ,), ti,tt he, on the tits , of De' teittber last, te.o ,iou , dy rind t% ttlolly ;et,' a I ttur, wit-out a !tune, nict , treiistd to Nlt% Ititnard Senna, ;laid hich t‘' as ns : FIRL I MURDER I and . •REVENGE 4 ‘ Fifty of us a , ,, , ,k:arn'd to t•ur lands or Imre re. vens, , e, That:tote ard F3IITICIS yuut liarlt6 anti Nuuers a rt,tl burn tt you take our Lands, your Lives rw , l shad, pay \ our shocp witl eat our Oxen ‘se can mime your StatAs shail lat.tie and Dick yoU 41)Ati be rip,orct ,4 you return hornei fiutn. the Market or lair. We are united and {worn to stand by on another sn,guvri teilows." The first witness called was John, Jenner, who said his lather kted at Maresfield ; the prisoner was Clergyman of Maresfield ; he went -to school to him, and he taught hint to write ; he has seen Mr. Bingham write. He and'hisbrother went,t o c h urc h on Sunday, the 1611) of December.; Mr. Bingham was at church ; his brother and a con,in retuinid home with him. Mr. -B. overtook them on horse back ; he said .in a joke, be would ride over us. After Mr. Bingham got by, he saw a letter drupping to the ground. He was then distant about six roil ; he 111,4w,ht it came from Mr. B. but he was not sure. ; he thought 40, becauSe.he saw it flying in 'he air be fore it reached the ground—it was wavering In the air.. He saw a malt .and woman and two cluldren, nefore , Mr.; 13, Came up ; they were befote, Mr. Bing'iorn. He cAne tap and. picked up the letter; 'Mr. B. rode forward, but look'ed back very much. He carried the letter home, and gave it to his mother, As soots as he picked up'the.ktter, he said to, • his cousin he thought a was. Mr. Biugham's ; his cousin said he thought it was not. •He saw Mr. B. next morning, when be went to get a•Chriqmas-ptece ; be said, ". You tour d pretty letter .e.sterday, did you not, John ?" He re plied, " Yea,'" Cross-e,xamined.—Hi4 mother bad shmn tier kt ter to Mrs. B. on the Sunday evening.' kle had not been at school with Mr. 13, for a year hetore, lant his cousin then continued at schoill ‘....!th Mr. B. and he #uid . hethought it wag not Mr. IVs writing. Jenner, aged eleven, cousin nt - List w;t neSs, John Jenner, was in ciaupan'y cat last uitikwt at - Marestield Chtne k . lie did not xee the p a p er u nt , i he neo came up to it; hip cousinJohn pick. ed it ov Before they came up, John said, " T:,ere William, there is a letter ciroppiog to 114 e ground." When they pick ,, d it up, .Jor.n tiatd I;e tio , uqht it was Mr. i3,'s writing; ire said, he thought. it aS tuu. John gave the letter to his mother wizen Ot twine. Mr. 13: wa iii sigtal v, hen thelettet *.t Plekv , l up, and he kokrd back very much. `thorns , ' Bars lived as tenant unclerMr. Itlchard Jenuer ; was at church at Marratield on S nti4y, h Deci-tuberi Mr, liinglimu aid dut} ou that day. He returned hurtle atter church in the dilec tion 14)W.i tiS I:iiiier's begat, four more we t w i) :(lt t Ir, i;t a, t; : iti litt w a bo a u l t ke l d near rurt).te t t h .t e w m id id e d ; le ot\ef thinks road s linkshe most have seen a letter lilt had been Iying t4eres