The Sun. — London, England, 1804-08-16 00:00:00

• DUBLIN, AUG. • On Monday list carne on, at the Assizes beici at Yliiiipstown, 'for the King's County, betore Lnrd Avototottit, nn adion of -assault et 'IA fake ininrison. wherein Oliver Hinils was the Plaintiff; and ‘krarneford Armstrong, Esq. was the De sendani. • The Plaintiff's case was laid before the Court by. Tqr. Serjeant Mona E, in MY eloquent aed.impressive manner. -lie stated, that the Plaintiff was' in .the humblest sehere of life, a.ltbourer and a Servant to Mr.-John O'Connor, a Gentleman of high repeeta. "baly in that County. The Defendant Was kodwn for his great service's to . Government ; was a ~Magistrate for the County, and Captain of Bally cumber Yeomanry. Okt the isgth Novetti., hi:c hist, the Plaintiff received ortier.s fr(in his nt;is. ter, Mr; O'Connor, to carry a fowling-piece, and, powder.horn, to 13,llymahon, where he \‘ as to meet some friends, in order to proceed on..a shooting party. The Plaintiff proceeded a short way be;ore his mater, and was met, on the high . r by the Defendant, Mr. .Armstrong, who de. nen,d,.d from him where he ,was going, and Who: the guri ? Tim rhintilr any,vered,litt the gun brlonged to his, master, M. nnor, .for whom he µ as carrying it, and: that he was a short . .' ‘vey behiel, on ilk way to Ballyrnahen, where he going to ,hoot. The lilt:a:dant demanded, if thel'ialattiff had takeir.not a licence, or was quAifted by Law to kill game ? to which the Plaintiff Can.' didly answered, he was not, having never fired a Sie9t in his life—and then the Defendant seized the • gun, took it from the plaintiff ) .carricti it away, and ilevcr returned it since. The Plaintiff on this returned •to his master, who was a shot t way behind; and having informed of what had happened,' Mr..O'Connor followed Mr. Artn , rrong, and in 'mild and pr per termsrequested he would d , :liver up to nim Iris tow iing.yiece, which !i•• had taken from his servant ; Mr. Armstrong re. ,dled that he wouid not ; that he'had Taken it as a 1 .14,;gi ~ e ,of the King's County, under the auth,,ri ty. ut t lie clone ; and the ".gun he kept, and siill M:. r wrote ro Cumneneter of tle: astriet. The Getter tI :wrote to Mr. Armstrong to return the fowling. piece; and Mr. Atincrong answered to the same purport as, he answered - Mr. OiConn9r, and refused to• comply. Ten dart after the fowling.pieee had been taken, P:aintiff was arrested by a Constable, on - a War,. rant issued by the Defendant, and charging that he had been convided on a penal,y of zol. under the Game Act, Fot a day and a half the Plaintiff was kept a close prisoner under this Warrant, and then , o ithuut any demand of bail, or any demand of. the ecuniary penalty„given by the Statute, he was dis. chargrA by order of the.a.lentiant. 'll , ;s case sarislad stay proved by two i:ees,es, lis Lottiship advised . the Defendant to ri.compense. Djendant's (.:aunsel offered - 201. that .each party should pay their own costs. This was j:itted by the Ploiut Counsel,- but they offered co accept 201,ciamiggs, carrying the costs. But the. Iletentlarit's Counsel refuied. l a -td Avoistvtoßp., Au , charging the j , try, them the case was .fully proved, and no fa& of j 71; had been gi veal in evidence. Twen , y p o ilvds. hn , tl ,een offered, therefore the .Defeedant iii him r l estinivedAlit• d.trolge ieflietA by pith -,n r , the I)l..lnuff h,it thr Jar) , if th'y thought m0p..., ire .ty , a sh-rt ti T me, and br , mght v 7 r,l.ct die INAit4#ll 7 ul One Guinea dinwiscs cost6:-. CARRICKPL lIGUS ASSIZES. MON DAY, AFGU , T 3. . • FORGERY, %v: o 6accilvd of having, on .th e „I List, is , toftit fory,ed 'Note, purporting t'f the Roth , : vt shire 11,1r.king Compaoy'd , for Irattit,g ft:rged Notes on the battle • • . , C-tinkdkr NPCARTPiPY opehed the Prosecution, .'•y stating, that the fri•oner %vas one of those per. Ar,ttt t,oiing forged Notes,' and the Jury must be will de, are of the grievances ciamtry has. I.lbourtd under in conse. ‘,l tin: numerous forg( tics which have beeti ail cases ot t , :rg:d Notes, a variet y €_,irctin. ,, Lnees are -necr...ary to be ,proved , n it f IA) show the guilt of the person a ccused, and, present e as e,.there c.ittl?k; doubt of ,• tiwinastancr,*so as to bring home, to oie of the jury,complete evidence of the P'risoner's The mites in question do not belong .to .11.• of the &Oki; in Otis country, but Jo. the Ren. 131r.k in Scotland.—it perhaps had oc k—t) id 10 the gist of I,,rgers, that as Scotch Notes ;.ei.l very readily at,lieltast, they would the Tore ~, Ay dude dutediim. One of, .the Note:., upon t,.-.et: the Prisoner is charged, would be proved to. beep given to him by a woutan_of the name of. who gave,it to a Mrs. Alien, and site t,.r;is..t,l it to the shop of Mrs. Black, tu, gr,:t it h,;nge.d.— Clete ,Mr. M , CARTNai stated the ! , ote. 'ease, which will be fouud detailed in the t v !enee.) • • • rite first Witness 'Called was Mary 'Reid, who • tike Faetorprow, Belfast: She saw the i , ,i.„, n er in May last, when he called at her own an d sa id Atx . al.,..ler Pickle had sent her A, ; , :,Jitl . e4 by hint..,He then g 9 we her a Note, which • t:ave Mrs. Allen to bta►n change. She had.' cf-lter Note but that one ; when Mrs. Allen went iy Mrs. Black's with icshe was, detained: The .I.isoner had other Notes in his pocket.d)ook,When i gave her that onc. Mrs. Allen said, she knows Mary Reid, and in May last, she received a Note from her to get chank. I. The Note now ',help to her she knows to he A saute. She went to the. shop of Mrs. Black to :1 it changed, and'wasdetained . there. t...'rctr examined by Count( BE L L, far the Pruoner. • Q. Are you well aCquained with Mary Reid ? MANSION-HousE.=:lorormation having been given against a CrirriPing.house iu Church.court, Aldgate, a party of Officers went, 'under the direct.. tiori of Mr. HoLoswoßTH, the City'Mar,hal, and I apprehended' a great number of sailors. 'They were yesterday taken before the LORD MAYOR, and ex. amined, when it appeared they were men from the . Fleet lately arrived from the East Indies, some of whom were charged with veiny; deserters from His Majesty's service. '2lis Lordghip ordered six of 'them to be taken on board the Tender, to serve their King. , A • CAUTION TO Arra r,t:Ticp.s.—At the Tate Exe. ter Assizes, Thomas 'Beer 'and' John - Wyatt ? Ap. prentices to a Farmer in Devonshire, were tried upon Indictments,' 'charging theM with falsely. daring, upon their enlisting themselves into His Majesty's Marine Forces, that they were not - prentices, thereby fraudulently obtaining the bounty :usually given to Marine Recruits, with intent to ,cheat and defraudlits MAittm-- of The same. , The faßs being clearly proved, the Jury fount! them guilty, and they were each Statenced .to pay a' fine, • and to beitnpriaoned for the space 'of three.calen dar months.—Asi warning to Apprentices against this speCies of offence, which is becoming too!fre.. quent, it may not be improper to yard, that. the Court has power to punish fenders of this descrip_ tion with the pillory and whipping, and eVeu trans. I , portation. Perjuryritteler the As,sexed Tax At7: 7 --Aethe late Assizes for St4fordshire, a true_Bill of Indidluent for Perjury, preferred outlet the. direOion of the Commissioners for the Affairs of TaXes, was found • by the Grand Jury, against a Mr. John . Dads of Stoke, for false swearing before the. Cormnissioners Aing within the Kundred of Pyrelfilt North, in the said Co'unty, on an Appeal from a surcharge made on him for the Rididg Horse Duty. , - The Proprietor of one of the.Leids and Nete. castle Waggons, was convieted on the zsth before S r THOMAS SLIND;Iiy, and the Rev-Dr. Tit t Pe * in, three penalties, f o r suffering waggon to travel 'through the Borough of Knaresbro' on the Sabbath. .A melancholy occurre,nce happened' on. Saturday , last, at the seat of W. EGRRTON, Esq. M.' P. Tar. ton park, Cheshire.: as his Lady. and Miss Tax were taking an airing in a one-horse in ,the Park, on a.sndden (by a f l igh t , as su pposed), Mrs. EdititTOti leaped our, fell, and; never spoke again,;;; she was far advanced in her pregnancy, ex. peetingitourly to be confined. Mr. Ec eitToN . has', been ever since delitiOus, having beep married only ten months • A most dreadful accident happened on Tuesday at rt )on, in Upper Thames.street„ A cart coming up the, lane leading from the Bell sand wharf, which is so very narrow, except at one warehouse tfoor.way, that the wheels of the carts and waggons uniformly graze. the wait oti their way up,, was met young man,. a bargeman, going down. The cae.. matt desired him to go back, which lie refused,' „saying, there .was room ; e no u g h, ,which there would have been if he could have reached the warehouse door. He unfortunately. was, within two yards of if, met by the", cart wheel, which 'literally crushed his head to atoms, nor the smallest vestige of, it be ins left, but on the wall .t:ld the wheel. The body was taken ,to the church-yard of St. Andrew by the Wardrobe, tt') lay to be owned, anti the poor ea/man is detained in custody until, the result of 'the Coro. net's Inquest is known. 0:1 Tuesday morning, 'as a hackney coachman, In,a state of intoxication, was driving- futi.)usfy alOng •the road bet Ween Kensingtop town and the Dun Cow Public-house, the foot-board gave way, and he was precipitated under his horses feet, and killed by the kicks he receive 4 from one of them. fie was conveyed to Sr. GeOrge's,Hos.: pital, ,whete all attempts to restore him proved fruitl.!ss. • Yesterday senoight was killed, by Mr. W. PooL, of Wakefield, Butcher, a tusiti lamb,' fed by Mr. IfiAglor itonsurt, of Burton, near Barnsley, the fore quarters of Which weighed tzlb. and the hind quarters, 26th. owing to the immense quantity Of fat .surrounding the kid neys. S ) great is the demand for the Yellow Fever Re. needy, that the Proprietors recently paid,. at one time, near ' 8001. at •the Stamp Office,. for Stamps, to be affixed to that Article 'going to Spain only. 7 4 , 0N1)0N Printed t?) , iticHA at) HAR tt is, tot No. 4 , Matict-court, Low.st rect ) ; and Published by PA ARM iGtR Seri pea, (.et . South Moiton. s t r ce t , Crogiv;si At tilt c.,11-4.(...)1tiz5., N. ti z t Strztrei ; whote diktirrusements, Order, fuethe Paper, Letters 1 - 0. the Editor, &r. (post -pa:; ( 1,), mutt bc u:* . C); , „ 4f I Pi t ll:ink Stock, ' timik L. MM. 173. ) .SLO I N as, y ; 1/..:r(:•, 911 91 -4' . 92. 1)Ilt , 1 SllOft Al,• 3-. i pet Cot ~ : 9is i iitdia Shirk 175 !., '• , 1 rtsti 5 per C. i Otnnium, ti # ci, k i '( i 5 61 4PV 1 : ,10 . 75:1: 744 75 i, I lop: t,,t: 3 p:r (t op• ; peir Cent, Reti• 57,t 57 J.,: x-m,...ti. 1;11.1$. 1 ).4 ",,,, i 3 i .er Cent Con, jo -4.4 . 1 .2i),,i Izr lifikug. )s/ 4 . - ... ...A ~, ....., .... ..... . , .._..... .years. Q. What is her chara,6ler ?- 7 A. (5! Sir; she . has a most excellent .character ; she' had once a child, but I never heard any thing against her cha. ratter. ' Q. Do you knOW a Captain Dickie ?- 7 , A. Yes. Q. Where is he now fleTives in Derry. Q. In what-part of Derrydoes . he live in ? A. 0! Sir, I'm sure I cannot well say, Sir—but . I believe its in the gaol. Q. So you believe he lives in the gaol of Derry. 'Did you ever tear that he kept Mary-Reid ?-- A. 01 m e;' Sir ! No, Sir, I. never.-heard that he kept 'Mary Reid: , lie's an honest mon, and deals in Soft goods. ''cow.i.r.i—So it would appear that he deals in soft Val, anti other goOds too.; and probably ,Mary Reid also, deals in soft goo.ls. Mary that- you're say Sir ?, perhaps meet you, though it -should L.: , in seven years hence. • ' Corms.---0 ! I'm. sorry 'that any thing I have said should ruffle the temper of so accomplished a lady. . • The next Witnes was Mrs. Black,. who stated, that Mn. Allen brought the Note to her, for, to,get' change ; but having heard there was a forgery on. theßenfrewshire Bank, she suspected it, and shewed I it to Mr. Pinkerton, who knew it to be forged. He. *kept the' Note, and went to Mr. Gillies. Mrs. Allen was detained until she was examined. Mr. Pinkerton said, that upon , r f eceivirjg -the Note fr.,to Mrs. Black, he suspetted it to be a for.', gety, ,ind immediately went to Mr. Gillies, who came Mrs. Brack's chop, and upon Mrs. Allen who she grit'' it from, they went along • with George Brktotai; who is a Magistrate, and appreheded the.. Prisoner, upon whom they 'found two other Notes. ne said he got them Irons' a hor, , e.j ckes:, on the road, and gave ,Irish. Notes. fir rhn mu. tie gave various accounts how he came: by them, atld of the road they hail travelled. The Note now !thew' to him he knOwr to he the same he got from Mrs. Black, for he had put his name upon it. . Mr, Gillies stated how Mr. Pinkerton called. on hint with 'thr N ice, and that he went with him to Mri. 811 - 12 ' 5 shop, arid from thence along with Mr.. George Bristow to the house where M'K.eegan was. They met him at the door, and.he hesitated before he would 'acknowledge him3elf to be the man. 'A woman in the house was pointed out to be his wife, but it afterward , appeared it was another woman who leally was his wife. -Mr. BrittOw asked if he had any Scots' Notes Ile said he had one ; but uporrsearching him two, were found. One of them, he said, had lain in his pocket for two years, and he h,,a not known of it till- the day before. tie said he got the N , )tes from a , man on the road, to whorri he g4ve. Notes for them, and got dis. count,' - Mr; Napier, of the Renfrewshire Bank, proved the signatures in the Notes to be forged.' Here the examination of the Witneases closed. The Judge tileri addressed the Jury. -I-Ic ob. :served, that the Prisoner M'Keegan stood indieti For uttering a forged: Note of -the RenfrewsAre Bank. -In this case there were -two things tor the Jury to attrod to, viz, first, that it - be proved the Prisoner knew that the Note was a 1 , )r;;( ry; and secondly, that he uttered it with a frau,lulent in. tention. His Lordship, then went over the whole evidence minutely, and strewed its different bearingc, both for and'against thc .Prisoner, in a very able and candid manner. He concluded by ohierving, that w h en , t he life of a Prisoner is :it issue, if there k any tinulits in the minds of the Puy, he' ought to have the benefit of it ; and in the present ease,,there certainly may be such a doubt. in th e mind of, any reasonaho , ! in,o, at least it tpiet operate so as to ' 10 ,10,. : !, A jury to acquit. bun of the capital charge. • 1,1,y were then enclosed, and soon returned w ; , 1 acquittit . ig the Prisoner Of the first 00,,iivghitn guilty upon the second.— lis used to two years ikrisonment. QUEEN'S COUNTY Assizra. .7 °ha Rigiq.vood iValsb, a Lieutenant in 'the Rath. d3wn,ey Ye _tnanry, stood indifted for the feioiiious and wilful nwider of Wm. Muore, by disch,irging against him a certaio pistol loadLti with a leati.tti &jean MOORE, for the Crown, stilted the ciise: veryhying down the lacy re,pettink hu. cnicide. Dr. jack.b.proved, that the deceaied came by his dissolution in consequence of a .shot Which shatter. _ea his knee and thigh ; that he languished from the 7ttt May u nt il the 6th June; wh n it became neces. sary to perform amputation, during which opera. tiun the deceased had instantly expired, Fl:ur Witnesses were exaniined on the part of the Crown, and thri;e• for Ow Prisoner, frirat all ;Oda it apinared that a dispute had occurred between the Prisoner and the deceased about sa tent erected at the fair of Rathdowney, in Consequ,..mce of which the . Prisoner went to a Mr. Vicka(s, Magistrate, to have the deceased bound over to the peaCe t this the Magistrate declined, and the Prisoner, being apptthellSille of danger,'loaded a brace of pistols.-r--- °tut he evening of the 7th of May, being•the fair. day, some partizans of Hoare attacked `Vii h'x.gate With stones, when, contrary to the entreaties. nihis wife and other friends, lie went out for the purpose of complaining toMoure's father, and having, the dispute amicably settled. Moore followed him from the opposite houie, Saying, What are you going to do? Do you want me, you rascal ?" To which the Prisoner replied,. " Ida not want to have any thing to say to }roil." 9n, which Moore rejoined, with an oath, " You dare not have any thing to say to tne . "—immediately seizing him by the breast . ; and with a short stick which he held in his hand, Struck hi m across the face, and Was preparing to repeat the blow, when the Prisoner fired one of his pistols, ano the decCased fell. The deceased's confession in ex. tremes were read, in which he admitted the words in pare, and that he seized the Prisoner by the shouldcr. • e 1 tr, that in point ,-of tlie Prisoner was not guilty of that species of homicide., which amounts. to murder, from the rancorous malice Which constitutes that hot rible crime; but thought there could be no doubt - hut that 'the Prisoner's amounted to manslaughter. The Jury found accordingly, and on the next day the Prisoner was sentenced to be" burned in the hand, .and discharged, : - This was a case of considerable expeaation, the Prisoner and the deceased being both of resinet. able families, and until this event, having for many years lived on terms of the striftcst•friendship and intimacy. Extrad of a Letter from Ilasthigs. " On Sunday morning, as a party of the t Ith Regiment of Draglions' was bathintit:Hastingi, near the rocks, .the sea being e2nsidsrably agitated, three of the men got beyond their depth, and were not perceived for some time. A boat was . tien front - the shore, but before its arrival one of the men tunh; another, by assistance, was brought out of, the.ocean In an alArmint state, insensible, &c..; the 'third was 'brought on shore with animation sUspended.L-;-For. tunately Mr, Dorms', Surgeon, one of the Medical AsSistants of the London Humane SoCietY, was .on the beach; and ran down to the boats. The two , men were imtnediately conveyed to a Receiving. house near the. place, ,add by .Mr. Durrort's per_ severance in' the method recommended, they were BOTH tt:stoTed Gentleman received an Honorary Med.dlion last year, fur the 'restoration of a boy - in a similJr state, - and the Managers. pre. senteit the apparatus to Mr. DUTTON, which prove 4, to be of essential benefit in the .restoration of the lives on - the present occasion." , • t- The following Letter; inserted irt the Dublin journal, 'from a Medical Gentleman of high proles. sional s eminence in Dublin, is of very considerable importance, as it completelY,shews the fallacy of an idea entertained by some persons, that the Vaccine Inoculation will only operate as a preventative .against the Small PDX for two or three years, and that at the end of that period its effect ceases : " sr R,• . _ " Having had for some years past the Medical and Surgical Controul of 'two great Institutionli .namely, the Foundling Hospital and Dispensary for Infant Poor in Dublin, which_ have afforded Me ample means of co-oporking with other's in distributing 'the benefit of Vaccine Inoculation throughout this city and kingdom; I 'feel anxiotti. to contribute, , as' far as in . my 'power,' to restore td every person that: confidence in' the permanent efficacy of Cow-Po& Inoculation, which truth must ever command, and which a late publication from Mr.. Goldson, uri , s on at Poitsmouth, leas called 4i :question.. As the express Objed . of Mr.. ration, Goldson's work is to strew- that the Vaccine Inocua tarn theSmall-Pox for two cr three years, had, in, ca• although,'found todie a preventative again st cases, ceased to prove so a; the end of that pe• tiod, the following experiments were made to ascerm tarn this important point : " On the 24th of July last, I made choice of IS healthy children, some of whom had been inocu lated by me near four yeais, and all above three ,years ago, .with Vaccine Infection (the first used in the kingdom), every one of whom had the ail.. ease in the most perfed manner,' as' appears frogl different records kept' in - the Foundling Hospiqii and the distind mark of Vaccine Inoculation on the arm of each • child; and, having procured a child with a great quantity of Stnall-Pox Infidian in its most adive state . , Lcommitted them•to the • care of GeOrge Stewart, E3q. Surgeon-General , who, with the greatest attention, inserted the vs riolous matter (taken from the ripest pustules of the Small-Pock 'child) into, the arms' of each of the - is children, and afterwards Continued them in the same room with the sick child, where they have 'ever , stoce remained, having constant ,commupies' • tion with it, and frequently lying in the so n° bed, ,&c. " On the third day the: pitheltires in the arms of every chili; inflame and continued to,go on in most of them in the usual way..of Small-Pock 1"c" 13 " tion until the eighth day, when all gradually beg" to decline without , prOducitig either sickness or eruption, sufficiently eVincing that the Cow Pock Inoculation had proved a pertnarient protection t° the constitutiQp .of every one of the, foregoing: 6° 7 dren froth the Bnull-Peek. • Conceiving that a business so highly interesting in its nature could not be conduded with too . mach precision and itiNlicity,. r have great pleasure. VI precision and lhici(i, r hav great pleasure . hhl suhjining "the naThet of Ihe followieg respetleblc professional GentleMen,' who were• sq good . As ,e 0 witness the progress, and who join with me.im on: gratulating the Public on: the happy result, of those experiments. 14 J. CR I G HTOI4. " tolin Crampton, Esq. M. D. Member Coll. pliy Ceu. Kenny, Esq.:—K.,l,ph.S.•OrElre , , , Esq.—Abr. Q l S e " , Esq. rvlember tLe Royal College of Surge9ns. Surgeon 3d Kegt. Dragoons. • . • Jones, gsq. Assistam,Surgeon, do. ► --- . lll 4 lSlally, Esq. Suigeon, .Armagh • . Of) Sunday evening a.young man threw intonear Battersea, and th ou g h eve"' exertion 'was•uied by several people who sacV 1114 affair, it was some time. before a'boat could he pr ° ' cured. He WaS ta l;co otni carried to the'nc3r; est public-house,where ever/ means were vio l 1 ,, restore life, but without effecl : he has since. bee" owned.. A depressiUn of spirits, owing to some re cent dis'appuintment, is - said to have bcun the cate of this . rash aft SHIP NEir4. POOLE, UGUs T 14. I • I • Hannah, Pound, from Exeter; Falcon,blV, son, from Christiana ; Faloin, Stamtorth, tram 140v tuu land; Spurrier, from Portsmouth ; and Indu striotP. Aldral,;e, trim :)outaton. ; Sitiled •--the Vroipr,•:ots' TO:11er, fo'r Chic"acstcr ; - i l l ; and Mary, liloyttes, and Hope,' ManelMys, for WeYl ll °;j a s; William, .Cockram, toy London;.. lane, Allan, lig t," 1 ,,, gow ; Loifcl)' E ugly, Lydall, tor,' Dublin ; Eleanor, 1 2 ‘ , son, and Endyrnlon, Cook, thr.Sunderland: ' GRAVESI44O, idle. 14. Passed by—the' Earl Clinidc.n, Dance, Henry Add ing cl i ii %Vex ford, G igcs, —•----, ---10.°0111 Cumberland, ---, front China; Carmarthen, Ikoicoolen ; Simon, Cock, Watson, —, ".-•„ Golden Grove, Mills, 'L",atinirine, London Goluoico, litlwiird 'Llunley, Martha, Gle,.lsdale, an d Gc" per' Planter, Beattie, from Jamaica ; liariii;h, Gilson, frail ) co , bier . ; train ll.;irbadoes ; EliZabethf oo li- Want frg.)lll . 1 . 11 1 / 1 01 Clad:, from Clrenati;' , ;i • rne, llntls , Mai);;, Aurora, Findlay, and I.).:lncrara ; Princess Mary, King, II" un. Op ikf9nday' 13st-, at FawsloP• Park,' Nort h am pton Bonn thj S':.lt- of .Sir Won tiart. his itcl) low 11 0 ",, o (0 0 E::.(1. eidetic soli olt,h, NJvr,-,hur to r , Lyto Aliz...l;arteft, tat 15411. A IZ or? La 1). ________ . . • D , lED. he ltaA • At Antrirn.Caatle, Lieutehaut Stenhdn Rccil,' oi - isfc'" Dublin Piliiitia, in conietittitnee of :t. wound he had re" in L ately, duet , Vit . l3 Co,itaiii Eyre Powell, o f R.,laitlelWo r i:l lre c, t f. ' A la s Y4 tita ii r l i l i l , es6' et l ;t l . rs. • BuliP VErc ht ° r 31 ", (1 On Toc.:d.,y la:It, Al is L: S. Clifton, only ilaug.„"i f Meo surviving citiiii, inwil39, Of a nuni;:rous family, of stin Clit'ion, of Ca-at 1V itiLle.ster.street. ur'o` d2rl llt i t t i o s i tt , i ) i t t?i r y . , ,l,liorila4 preitwi, at lirigiiton, Nii;i:3 Eliza Preston, Y .Vlq- On Surnl.v rtitmtint.,-, itt Cantet bury, johni. 3 %%: , „,,' 5 ,„... 7 1 . 030 3 Captain in tin.. 14..i.ty al Horse Gintitla ; in.whien i,-4,- I: Ia! served 35 years ! - and .i 7 in i it:.:., Artily.. , ~. r - re': of Walworth. „ , 13 0 On Si.ititrtlay selrtrii , ght, at ttii143,;iti....1,1y., acct Yl - ;'000• 1•21. A Plotiiii, F. (1. 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