The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-18 00:00:00

ii 's.' r , POETRY. IR! ENDSIIIP PUT TO A'BE TEST, OR SAVING AV A SINKING 3A11.011 * . Written by Mr. DILDIN. The courage of true British Tars Gives their country a &dons- name, .1 f they float they are fatuous in wa rs, If they sink they are bating in tame; Two Sailors on board the 13artienr, (inc Tom Tough, and jack Life boat the other, Were a"ccustont'd hard toils to endure, And to each be a friend and a brother. 11. torn was placed on the tv on a 'search, None to look out more cunning than he, When a wave gave-the ship a lee lurch, And tumbled him into the sea Allihands I and out boats was the cry, J.-/ (Iles were thrown, every Tar tried to save him Put in vain every art did they ply, No eneetual assistance they gave hint. lack Lite.boat, by energy drawn, : Wateh'd lest poor Tom's suiierings should end, When Tom, Ilia spent breath almost gone, Most piteously look'd at his friend, The hlanee all lack's timbers soon shook, And he cried, while he mock'cl at the weather, By heaven, Torn, I can't bear that look, Thou shalt live, or we'll perish together/ IV. In a moment see tack by TOIIII . stdc Fresh boats their wisli'd safety costae * , IVhile the Sailors sing out, with trua wide, By this salon shall live the Bartleur, What more anxious attelitiori coal(' draw, On the deck by jsek Lifeboat Tom stitud, And the world such►► scene, never saw, As these true and tried tricnds shaking hands. 46 Our 12.1:atIvis will rcf:iettiber th. 4ccour.t which ttc gavi (Jr this attain4r; iui ulcnc just after it OCCUrted. •Tit e Lyric . Vetcrail i whotv. 1.;14. t s have as lung been atlmired, pto it piet,ent imcl conipuoed an 411 tor it equally uppruptutv amt api,11,41. (01.14 1 1 TY„, 111.41tKA'T,S, Nor Wick Minket, on Saturday, April.l3, shewed tt finer display 'of* kit beet than has been ktio‘,ll in the memOry of the oldest butchyr, , The 'L..asts which wt-re exbibi:ed at the Ag6ecill4ral Meeinn t ,' , the preceding wee. lc, wore, slaughkied. `rwo of Mr. Todd's, Scotch triplets weie h hed . at Norwich, by Messrs. Lamb and Vtfird, and the other 'by Mr. Austin of Kettefing4am., 'The tv,,ight or these bullocks we Could not learn. They cut up . re ruarkably tine, and the flesh was ,it a ;.;tipetior try. These beasts Were tbUr yews oid, and ob tained the imet prernitun from the Agricultural So ciety. Mr. Robert Richard's Scot was killed by Mr. Samuel Litnnead ; be weighed 67 stone 1 1 1 411). to the stone), and was . allowed to carry the um,' tat upon,the nc , of any bullock ever at ibis' mai ltd, and the th:,ll ',Vali firm and beauti r'‘i This bullock Wa4 tour yedrs 011, and led only on straw and turnips,' and abut,rird tLe liCCOrid pre.. St:iPCII heifer, kir yens 01d, and also led on s'aw and ' , ps, a$ 1011% o Im 4 16y Mr. Howard, and did elnal c o•dir to the glazier ;is the. ballock ; she was Very small in hone, hut very fat ; her wt ght was 42 sieite, Mr. litlWillti lc,„ett like wise killed o.'o liLo!s, of Mr. Robert Richard's iazitnA, which were eir3.ll to the. bulloCk, and heifer bei,ire mentioned, and were hou t ;ltt at lair St. Faith's, the 17111 tit Mt. Thorne 'of Whcliingban, killed an eiteellent lionte. bred four years old, t t ein low meadow hay and ror H ips„ he was grated by T. Thomhon, 01 this city. Mi. Wade killed two Scotch beasts, low' yoms grazed by SigismUnd l'tatrord SOuthwell, Esq. of Lakenitritn, near Norwich ; they were fatte ne d ' w ith parsnips -,lid but vet 4• little hay. One of tiluki bullocks, wnich weighed wily 33' Stone, L iu ! 7 to lbs..of tat. Mr...lo:nt Lowder) :also exhibited some capital Mr. Geurget [ r ow Snit, I,,l)Ci.cti at the kricultural IVleeting,.u;tls killed by. Mc. Re , .lgravo, ot Union ; Ins weight surprised most of t15,c . inc0,, , ,e , „ autouwing to tifi hunt. Mr. BealeS„ of FlethiJseir, ,exhinittd theearcaseot a funitiogeordt, which eammanded ort4ersal Prime pieces of bef 5t..)1,1 teadily at tod. per lb.'. Ther e was 411 ttxt.:(llleot supply or tat Minton, which geocrali) fem.:tied Bd, per lb. 'Pie Eititer show of Meal fit, Not ich this yenta, is been highly creditable to the .Ntirtolk gr;LtiivrS: • - • At nrwich Corti Marke.t, on , S;lltirdity last, fliers was a goon supply bt raid, h Wdll rather lower, but 'Batley a little nice% es follow. Witeat Os. to , t t3t parley tbs. to 17s. Oats 16s. to I 75. 'dad Beans tos. to'l9l. lii. per coornb., At Norwich Cattieroo - Saturrlay, APrit the show of stock was eery small, in consequence Tombland FAir the preo.!dirig lu ' Fat-, beet was worth. 10i, taricl t t3+.134. per stone, and some sai f S es ocotch beasts v.'cro elie6tedat the laic quoted sheep were . deltrer Ahritt on v i."htirs. claysfair, betnil, but few nutnhex: &ore !toga were dearer, but tat pink cheaper. Mc., tr ea o,i, twin borne-breds were tizain eidatAtcd'and much 'ad tuirt:d. Ar NorWich See , d - M'arket (hare:Was again a.vast, of busitieS9 trans4aed. fleet Clover ;31. Iba,*o-; tiush o o f (bibs, Whitt.: . (Etto I bd. per Tretoif 4 0 5 . per bucliel, iltye Grit 4 'Us 10 241, pet COornbr l'hvrc were aoirif.. Tare* at market, but the season for tin nearly over, At are ab4ve (100ted v-acic i Gickty j p .,,, v i c h Market, tke frith inst. was well riot with (Aber grain. , I;3dr , , , but `l,lttle s it latro l ici'be noticed itt the prie?s of grain last week.' Pikes as-follow : Whein 6tia, to B3rley ,639. Beim 345. 10 r Grey to 36. 1' 4os. Boiling Peas 4,q,5, and Oats 2-1 : 5, to CBi. per 1 hy ei 1) ti -Kis, Of N. 4, m3ivtlf.,coust, fl WI 1.114164 khdl (;I,k SC 1,31 1 P5, So4o MO idON ; mitt( ..tiaterltsernevi, Orden' :or the Paper, Letttrs for 00 kc. (post-pata), inus "". No. Straed, wbere tit sile SVN•Otqlcir, co SPAN /hi COL o Aust. Mmt 2,o.—The army: of Senprlieja entered Guadalaxara, on the e. Iv instant. Tin s , artily, and fhat of Senor Cruz., which enlered a kw, hoths after, were received by the inhabitains of Jint ,city with the louc!st acclamations and They fOund ;dive arid' , concealed in a cpnvent ctl nuns, the Genera Comtwodatit Don Rn q u Al batea, and the Intendant of Zacatecas, li n don, with. 62.. Emopeans, who owed tbeir lives to. 'the Adjutant of .13rigadeTnn. Jo3et de ii, ho,; with that very obitet i had joined t at the: -curate Hidalgo. The insurgents did not spare the. lives of the other Enropeana, Particulars of the battle of the 17th„ ,at Puente de Calderon : Alt the artillery. of Sin lih;S was brought to the field of worked Ipr enure thou six hours. The battle began at seven in the morning. , Count de la . Codena, with his`division, rece:ved or .dels to attack a - ;id v.lnt;ed battery which the . insur• gems had stn tli it ti. ltt ; these urtkts were bravely executed, and 'y Liihwhed the heights e. hich the insurgents had trecupt,.'d. As soon as Geni•ral•Cal leja obsert ftat the,Count's troop were ; purruing the enemy, and hat iholatter were retiring .to juin the other corps ofinstirgents, who were three-rjua.r- . ters of arleagne his front, he begau his match, with :srmy ; but learning that :a. cp:isidetable : body ,ot men Were erilwri up on his : right, it became neces sary to reconnoitre them, 'This YotOlptie by the Adjtitant Samaniego ; and.,,the at my in cons,quenee lett the road and bridge which it was pass, order to join the Count dti.la Cadena, ,anliradvaiicing to the right about 9thousiind paces, thief ctieniy ;13 discovered, who ()pelted a brisk. file with their arid lery, consisting Of six pieces of large calibte \ , Four of cm .0 1 1 m m, were planted; and the firing cam menced,'w hen General Calleja-nidered the:dragoons Of Spain and San Carlos to" adtance, and .turn the right flank of the, eneitty. The Adjutant S;amti niego earns these orders, tied was executingthem by n circuit id half a league, when the enemy re. tued in disorter, ice comieltiehee of fleeing Liman selvesatiacked in front , hy.the General, The above dvis;on of cavalry MIL down for about half an .hour all ‘s hour they intercepted ; hut the Aloise-pf- the cannon which the retnalus of th=.s enemy cart ied , off from their battery, threw into disorder the diagoons of S4ll Carlos, 'and caused softie contusion ainong the cavalry. lit this attack, Eitiparan, Martinez, auis'Satuaniego, were wounded ; but. at hist, its about half at, hOtir, tie cavalry were rallied, and returned to the attAck, in' which the enemy were routed 4 :and lost the two pieces of cannon which , had caused the : . &sot der. covl-tlry then retired in the rear of the Gent; rah, / who finally made ltFrristll rnaster•of• a battery 01 , 6.5 cannon of large calibre. This balery had been twice attacked by the troops of Count de la Cadr.na, without success; but at length the dta. goolis.of Mexico, advancing on the lett of the citc. my, while the main body of Inc ai'tny with the General in Chief advanced' inttont, this foriniddble battery was at last . t tken. e •Gunpos and Samanicgo arrited with ti l t! No of the inmy, .tiid the 4th position t't tlre cliemy tiati seem, with colotos-fiying ; for upon seal mg itici , e the oilier WHO were. dispersed., jollied their , en!ours. The Guttural the Ota;,,y)ons of Alex;co,; and the second battalion, with t«o pieces 01 cannon,. under the Colinitilltd of Paf l ci.l (Curiae.) 4.10 l to .po, hitioti.• The, enemy operii:d their. art.:pot artillery, which was returned by ours ; and the filing baring the cavalry ellar&ed with valour,.upon which the enemy Wc;rt,,t Ina to the rout, with the loss 9f two eilln,or., - Mtn pair of colours,.marked with .the ofigy of our Lady of Gil:08111re. • The Count the la Cadena marched at •-the bead of the'drdguons of Puebla., and was the first who tell, in consegt;ence of Ins horse advancing Willi flOll3 speed than the rest of his troop. -Severity-eight plem:s'triartiliety stirs ut ta:en: • . -,Mumco, JAN. 9.--On the glith nit. Brigadier Cruz arrived at V He was bet by klepu. itintlS from both the Canddos, (Witting tinbinissiol., and iiiiploring clemenr;y. His entr.tow into dolid was celebrated with rejoicinA ; Aranzurena, the inhurgtqu Intendant, had fled, with several othei ramilteS'; and it appears that he wiis escorted by 500 men, catrying off with hiii, loads of thAl` smite cannon. Kodrignez, thy, Serjeani-Major of the di - of:pions Of Spain, led It 900 men„ %Vita sera in put - )un of him by Senor Cruz, Tbe - two Ca-. blichs.have alleged iu his favour the merit 01 having' saved the livei of - a runnbert of Enropeans who were in the prisoos btei while the gratitude of these men premented the most tender scene to StntOr Crux, his heart roust be steeled by the cries of the .widows of those other unforimito Europeans, who were sacri heed ny the inhuitrawty of the Chiefs of the Insur gents, Nothing is known with ,certainly, of the tale . cif a number at these victims but in Vallado lid there is no doubt of the ft& ;- end also no. torioni that Lourra; the hull' fighter, gave out that he had pat to cli ash 1701,oropeang. A child, four yearii old,. (liecloil of Mr, 'STUART, NVeedoirs-beil,.iiogs; I.l',..fgi.,:wpru-roadfr.had hi* kg broke yesb..rday, by a liacktiey-coaou goitig over it, wbilst with two i.it;itir ci:,ilclren at teodr )0311r,' tilititr. I IR' Core. Of a ;,•;I%iitil. accitient !tarpon lei by ,t couch bit. us tht Iltliftbtl'S k now n,„ Wt li pit the r,deo del s will cookit merited 0 0 s&n . itjgOt Mr. Blipttle; of Seven star- ; iucet, : ,Duver, was: PLITMe'I ,as lit; 14 . 111 his lot(' Eay ; Ito uousualligta i tLirtitig , iliroi%li bewitidow . of his ,olititober,. and irrant .. ..itotely .risittg to asrertaiii the cause s .discov;r•d a 11,:lf-aoket, tilted with pia:l2'4l4-I' i 01115 r coulbtliti6ics, placed ,iicaiiist liii door at Nitt.'H Vitotei)ltr - Siruy , rt <l ,p.,rt al tl!e. door tend (Woo-post hoore it cott: , cl he tt3apvett, St:l/cot picioos i)rsops Lave since been examined, 'but the offoodvr lift; hitherto Ot.et:tion. At Nlotpetli Wecitieict,ty B-el. stria from 7to Alut tot) 7,. t'jci. to hx , ti t l . 1 „, , Ntilieat sulti from i.5%,34. to 7157, vr quarter, liye 445. 94. s (40s. lt) tL, ad. w POLICE, ~.: MYSTERIOUS ; CHARGE.. cons....qncnce of an int;tination ildg,d before. Sir Wm. Ciu c ri s, one IlticA IV,- I h tee pe.TtiorlS, i 1 WOIIIM tWp Merl, were ye,terclaY taken to - the orfiee,, and were eh - aroteed separatety, on-a charge ,of tettspitiog: toge ther to intirdel'a boy about twelve years of ages, Ibis person who was iostrumelital' in • bringing f"rward the matter' Was an,old'erontatt, wonted Mary Lee, who give her disposition to the illg 0'41.. She lodged in .Courley's;..court, Hriggin lahe, clieapside„ opposite to,the house in winciti u o of thepriSoners, Geore,e h q ut4 mut his wife, lived, In care of these. 'persena were iwo,boys, the. one about four, and the ether rwtilve pars ,of age, named Bidwell, the children of a labouring nm,, ako in custody, residing iu Star-court. On the morning of Monday last, ,between one and two o'clock, as witness' was standing in, her own. room , , She 'was a l arme d b y an exclamat i on of---" but .you've , done for hint." Whet her the voi. e she heard,was that of the prisoner Jacitte.s or his son, she could flit tell, as they both toite,ed to Ihe same room: From that moment the silence of death prevailed„ . althongh a con.4derable alterca'si,in 'had taken place before. Informant was so much alt vin- from the apprehension of some dreadful act hav ing been perpetrated, that she did not go to bed. In about half an hour afterwards, she saW two Men elite; the'doOr of the house in which J nines lived, and feW minutes 'some one 6tne out with a bimdle on his shoulder, but what it columned she touted nut tell from the darkness which pretailed. rrom that time unit! chtylight,'shehyard snincione at work in Jaques's. loom, as if scouring wit it a scrithbing-bruith, which (~ A cited her suspicious more strOnoy,, and atei : .!,lit o . .dork sh.'kft own room; and went across the crania to that of JikeitlCS", on the ' thOr 'of iiihiett she saw a stain of bloort, F::arti - 1 as if 'attempt "kid been n rto wash it out ; site •tiso saw the yntingest child of Bidwell, 'but:tnising tht. elder boy, she “slied w !were he was, When Nlrs. .I.lqOes stliu hei.was gone out, The' 611S* of informant were now stfungcr 'than ever, and ahe reitolved n call at Tidwell's lodgtogs; in Star.entirt.,, The first Clint. 'she called he` Was ndt'ae home, but she saw him in the afternoon; settee hint, how Was his son ?, "fo which he replied, With a sniile, that he.was . iiery well. .Vpofl tt Ilidi itl forwaol. said, " Farri afraidl shall never sce. lion alive again," andl,eftthi.4 house. In her',way Ito :die met. Mrs. Jaques, sheagain aSked had hecome of young Btdweii, .and Mrs. J. saia; that he had met with an accident, and was gone to the hospitid, but begged of Witness,lf any inquiries wets made for, him, to say he was gone into the country. Witness afied what ward he was in, but not receiving 'LI satislatitory answer, and' stippos,ng the boy had been " i:Ale • away'. she . .gate theinformation whit! - t led apprehension of t he'primine r s. Mr klichtril Browne, ,^a surgeon at St. Bartholomew's Hospital slated that on Monday Morning' lest he was called . up bet wech It‘ 0 anti . throe o'clock to lAtVilri a 'patient in Accident Ward. On proceeding to the spot, he found., a little boy about twelve, years old, who'had a cut on his thigh which set-inedl6 have beetl occasioned by the slab of it knife.. He was undressed, and was t o by-a filar) and a Wornan,- of whorn`he itici~~it act 1i0..r. 'the ‘'srodod'hild been given, when they said the child ina r fallett .on'a knife.' This story; bt4evel, Mr. Broivne dU not Credit: On the u ' Sig he questioned rite' boy • FIS•10 'the' soUrce , of leis injury, xvlin 'lie told two or three different , stories, fir'; saying, that' he had follen Oh thi4lzaile; thixt That as lielayin'.bed it tell on him, and lastly:, I hilt he had done, it bimsclf, from' Which - icwas etident that he had .been tutored in his tale, .Helecitied rnrielt ahrmed, ant ia , toured under a dread of •pimiihtnent if hew shouldtell the trutli.• The'wOund Athoith t ~c, c rincheS Was.not tO prove mortal, " •_ George jrapas,wno wai toe oft:y prkonor pre4ent (hiring the exatninalion Of these .vittieNse,t, being c;Alled on for ho elpianatibn of; thu scene with:4lmA dvicr,,bei,l, ht wds asleep the ij tont the occur) cum happened, an d .consequenlly could ttot ti!11 by what . 'ineans It: took place. tie awak eue,l by his.sor, Awl .say., the. boy, in question, who 1)1:1 lxert nursed by ltiti v ile , lying o n 1h bed Weed ing. lie immediately sent his son, fur the father, and afterwald accompanied : him to the gate of the' Hospital.. On being fit they qoCition c d by Sir W i Curtis, he Admitted ihttt his . wife had dope Oil,: deed, b ut b ow o r '*hi he could tiot say. He also stated, that Ilk son and his mother had been quarrelling on recount of the latter stopping out late. The child w,ts in the saint bed with his scan dUring the rd. . M ary Jaques W3B then put to the bar,'and on the Charge which was made} agairist her being explilin ed, ..she'.s4id that the boy, had .'it himself by ;Icel. dent. When she came home she wanted him to go for a . pot bt L er, vious to whieh ~ ; he cot him a piece of bread and meat, and while. eatirig it, he (eh upon the knife 4nd indicted iht.:;woy u uc.f. More than tht3 she, 1;011d, not he got ; , .ay, except that " she did n0t.(10,..it designedly." Sir Wm. Cvans said, lie did of wisb,lter to rlsl;e any confession .that Woold.crimitute.herseit yet if ,she had any thing to say in eN.tet,itit ion of the heilious offenctt %vitt, which she stood clorged,wlitch was uo lcs3 thin attempting the 111.. z of on innocent child, ,lie i was ready to hear ii, r. did not; how ever, 51% more, and was ordered intf± close cotifi!te. inenF, Until OK! tate 61 the boy` showd be ascertain. an..t her Son, +.4, - no c,iultt nut b , e then tubber, :1 Id who tt unlit throw ;3(l,l;tieitarligiit the subjeel, shook! be brooght Tile father the boy way , next to the bar,. but a t the rc was tiocharge against hint; or proof thathehad any knOwledge of wiut had - liappened, he was aistnissto, 6,:orge Jaques was also stitrared to go at large. NII OION- Hul i sP.. - .7Yefiter4ay a i:j)Mpluil4; WWI Jt,w (1031,:r in ponciii, *hi) had tow )io sliop-ttetipvr Of for t‘c.o . , groo of poncil6 not worth flirty shillinV, VI ' ll the•tt ender II clifliNent name.. The romhi,,.: was Otirod 10 See ,Itlin for the fraud. , ' ,i{A•f-rote-Gititni,.:4;-7YcstetJay ilia/Y C( P P l '''' , f slii.oil' i whose be.balid is abroad 0 in tl'lr if . y .d ~.3v.)., Yl3ci brought b , fore the Sitting Nlitgi,i.il:o under a charge.pre6n red by Ole James Alackiet, ~i. flay ipg aisatSiteti hi in , and a sed 'words ton :,,eil'"'4 i!lii It, be rppeated, The plosecnior felt very 11 151 0 nt a rtil anxious to be exculpated (torn such saint:We iniputvoi(nr. ,The 3.4..tiitt ales paid a just ItilPtd id ..,e. honest feelings of the prosecurOr oil the oCcP, ',find °idol ed the priSbne r to find bill (of 13 ' asSatal ; recont/tiending it to the protiecuivr 10 blio d an at ion for the tielamatoi kvords, and rc12341 ll'in' that such expressions, lio‘veve r often u': wi" pkwity, are extremely triillitl::i ind nosallerftle. Pa i, :', ede'qck 'Brock/till, a comely young no, toll t went); years of age, was biouglo lo ill:: bif iii irons, cbarged by Mr. James Wiliatiill, Ofl3;ilVitd; a pluntber,..glazier, and paint,r, of extensive ba' i ". ness, " ith having, on kVednesd3y the Wit iosw il ; in' c°lllPqny with ano th er inati who tibievioi, eateed away f,lonionsly a coNsiderable (lir fiqly lead, the property of their emp lo y er, traat a Igal!:4'' Peit'oner-was intrusted with the Sit . ... under repair,' in' kifig-s"treet, cielkowtli. 1 1 the oilier men, having pertntendince a. of Lincoln, by his brother, at the insionce ol:7 proecy.to--,- who found it 111 j; le „Pr l ';l usuli. 'confidential person in London. The priio' r i;: t h e 'tilzur who , harl fled, paii,ed the lioese 61 thcl7 . „ :secutor some little way with the kad, ticiol,el!!, Here detected or observed, in the e'rening 31ter 0:till been salt for tot ic, c0i.1),/,., .ITuric., instead of lodging it in ilte stote)'',3.,-. pointed ,it l. li t ° h the I i u )r 'e i so L t l i rc c) r r 's le t i t t ; (. I' :ii r c e i : : I I T; e t r c t e t c s i t ; '111 ) 1' ;': i i l. 1- , (.t o if,. the Magistrote, having ininetel 033111:4 the prosecutor, as Co his mode of idetnitylll,ll'' :, 44 a• part of tii.lt g;veli out by hint, or ,t 9. tot v. , pet r.y, and 'finding thc mark was irot'coa4oll.oll tql,:el, decided (hat. 'tt %Vita llieleS3 to Ci' l fr l ii,' the Prisolhr for t rial.--- He . wis 'bi cbl tbe 4 :har, s tcl;: --. . ~. 4 , i1 .0 Al.tI.1301100(311-S.T11c,E11,--The ii)lloliing t ' . i i ) of fel'"'.i';'aihirlig train coloniot;orl L'f c ', l :',i'''..lo Was bo:srd at thiS Office on .LClond 1. Ay° the Wat!...el . . , :. :titly :in, tho.•serviLx„ o f A c;cotlealaa.„ ?i, litiglthourboodOf Chertsey, luiving Iwo S'`.,',lm,,, Jr.?` - ibe'ry, Was taken into custody, het Ili , u: el „,, was commuted on his going to se:i. ( i" 11 ;`,' o d • . t the' yotalt, to use his own oNpre!;si a ' r f ' 1 :,,,f (Ili' 1101 ft:St lit COIISCien I iollS (Vivi aile ,nivil .11e.,,,,.hefi c°'cre'l ills acconiplice in theiyarioni acii f .o i i u gir ‘vnidi II:id 12weti committed on the Gcn tluni ; ' , P ot iliA P , orly, .111 l who Wail 'i fenfide servAit ) 6t f- ,;„ 0 ,1 I f `.,' ' l ','.: . I ,di'•iily. , lii con,setiu,,Aice of tlii .1 " 1° :;,,,. , t "'lt-Tull:YE' apPreliendtd the priAorier , "' / ,1: ~i! tier to the (Jake. ' At the, WeLJalic)iititoo, i i . ei , 1j jj . !‘"; c d , that' a conspiracy to rol) 114 ' 4 l'',` l ' w opt UCCA eliter,A.l into betwixt them, and to 4 " ovi i.ii bow) , alike, .tad Ibis ..citpredailoil b l`i bCjii3O,llY 011 10 it very considerahlo'otiont. l t t'', / `:, 0 It''' 91 the wlrne,s.went further, 60 34 to ff cl ' " ... .tr )'ritiour wont) having (firewood revetc , c :r a vii' tess babe, which aft e rwards died in 3 '''!'ollt4 : ' I'i4l36•lory to tin: Parents, and the:%partice!gi.,:',io:,:no, it .‘ lit our duty to rese.rvo - until - a fottileq'" ,4 3 ': 11 Abe pi iso wner. - d '1C111:11Itien t o LW bietslll oi OP a Mettler! day.., . . ............_—_-_-----. , ! f On Sititirday night last, betoteen' th e , t r e ot fo Pi ' e,"'? , ( 11 • 1 I " el, e, as a labouring non ()1 ,„ ito w !i" 'rl-,t1%P)1?,1.1) I.3.uchelor was returning Ivor . 1 ~,e 3 . LiorseHm(i Grin.mi l ubliC•tiouse 16 ii . lll 4 l l : ll ii s tl l°uvl ed one of them severely wilt) a handbill f .1,::;,,,t 3 lerwitrds fl . )llOWeti by t xio of theft); 4 ' l ' ) ;, : oied l'' 4evdt'at 61lieg,•-ilntfone of the baits Pe r ' vi oa re"' 'l:ll:::;driii • tileiii. I : i !,.: Y is i t )( b :c e titts n : l a el l I K ; l ' it i )I)(tih'el clio():; ti ''F ic ' i 14 ',, ' : I' 3 ' 1 : 1 :1: het.. It is sup Posed Irian) the warn/ Itt e o oytio' et . .ive.: I from the handbill, th at he IWY V ' ' ' • 61 0 i • . ' hi k ali ';I At v! . 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