The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-16 00:00:00

f to cQq,tinsieel.) s 1 ,N. 11014 4 4 QUlb UlCtNr VAI.4V A *ups. Ar L N I) N, TVESDAY, ♦PRIL 36, 1811. 1 f; , .i , 1 i ' ii li ciple of mating our war of defence as cheap u we, KRA V LU—.l ‘Vaterfotd. Cadiz, bon. atertimi. Thew are tit) official accounts received from Pot -toga!: Two vesstis have arrived, one its the Thames -and the ()die , at Dartmouth, from Oporto, the Cap tains 'say, , that accounts hadioecheti that place, that -the FrO)ch army bad. been very Much reduced in ,their retreat,' but 'they mentiob no particulars... We'llave erttra6led from the Mohiieur pf the 9th the Izrench-official -account of the retreat of MAS. to'the - frontiers of Portugal. leis a very dif ferent rodection from those, which we have been accustomed to peruse in the 414oitileur. The toad is very ,bitch softened, and some faint traces of truth sera discernible in the account. It is fairly con fessod, that the . french wete reduced to great dis tress tor want . cifpovision ; so much so, that though an opportunity presented itself of " completely ruining the -English Army," the•Franch could not stop to aecomplish so desirable an object, though :one would have - supposed that, if the . .English Army were once destroyed, the French would have bean able to have sei2ed their provision - S. In' the dif ferent actions which took place during the re treat, MARIAN A, of course, claims the viciory, but fie does not say a word of forcing the Bri into their ship 4, nor of the "burnitsg impa tience of his troops to be brought in • cornea with the British. There is no abuse .against the ,Zngliiiir for running aw.iy in the moment of danger, and leaving their Allies in the lurch. No; MAs. MINA is now satisfied with boasting that .he has been able to remain six months in a country which'he came to conquer, and that he l ' tatibecii able to make a tolerable good retreat, below .the army that he clime todrivu intothesea, Thete hot confession which Ms" s , Se A has, we thil.k, rather inadvertently made in this ac antis, Ile says, that at Ciudad Roderige, there were` shoes, el,nhing, ammunition, ;artillery, inav„wzittes, and money for 'the artsty, and yet he admits that the army t 44 1, ditress for every one of View things, and his troops bad not been , paid for Six rt►r►ntlns ,. Why.were not the s e stores and map brought from Ciudad Rodrigo to Santeretn ? because the French were only masters of the grOund stn whtdn tiieysinoci. and they could not transport their oeitozin . es without the escort of an anoy.-- 2%4:411,3144: wilt reisollea what sneers were 'thrown enai ag , irllst Lord WALLINGToN for having stated ibis We have been favoured • with the perusal of a Letter born a Gentiernri at' present with the Bit tith I. l oring , ll, which, like almost all the letters tram thzit country, is nearly filled with ac counts et the atrocities of the French. This Gen. tiernatt states, th.tt when he entered Santarem, he Saw, writ to, in 1;:re, ehernaers upon n house, the f o llowing cuilotts sernence " tin ion soldat doit .oVOit 10 I Wur du lion, la face" du cloud, rap/Wit duo wail, et• l'huodanW d'un tile."--" A good hohher shoiild have the heart of a lion, the strength .of a horse, the appetite of a Ittott•to, and the int. of a bruit.' 1W A Lirrr PROM' CApIZ, " The Letter of General LA giving an ecconnt et the battle of 11,trrosa, in which hiclaims the v Hely, and represents the English only as auxiliaries, wasp I understand, diOated by BLAKE. It %v.'s gentrally believed here for a day, but when the troop 4 returned, and its was found that the English Lai) suffered sl severely, and that the Spanish troops had tWtitAintd no loss, the inliabitonts in crowds star- rounded the house of General GRAHAM ) at4testified thcii badini(?.tis,rl ley ,the loutiot acclamations. The length and The importince of the f o reign no9vi w h has recentiV reached tis, have prevented 11 ,4 (coot noticing the dfferences which are stated in rig iri `a 1/3131 , 16 to subiist between Lord VraeNctt ~ a nd some Gritiernen .who were Mtirtibets of the Ca. tholicComtuitfee. At a Meetingof the Roman Catlio. h of the county of Galway, ott Thursday the lath, i-ord Fyn zNcts made a speech, for the purpose of vin. air:Aim; hib ch;Araaer from, the malignaut " aspersions of calumny mid slander," and alluded to the obser_ %onions of a LYir. LAWLESS at the aggregate meeting of the Roman Cillic).l4.7s. Mr. LAwc.tsss has since ldressrd a Letter to I the Editor of The Datlin E v ening Pnsi, in reply to Lord FrltENcit, in which ha ut,:tim.-x h s Lottivitip cif being hostile to th i e ex„. 'faience of the Cittlinlic COnimittee, '" of being - barn i fore-hand with Mr. Pout in his menace of the Con. ventton Bill," and of affording Luid Rosa an opportunity of " quoting ' him triumphantly against , the Catholic Committee." The, hostility with which Lord FflraNcrt aded towards the 'Ca tholic Committee, was, we believe, only manifested in his desire to repress the extreme violence to, which some of the Merubers were • disposed to proceed. With regard to his Lordship's being before-hand with Mr. l'ot.e in his threat of the Convention Ad, we can only say, that his Lordship having seen, what every man (If common sense, whether Pro testant or Catholic, most have seen, that the pro ceedings of the Committee would, if persevered in, expose them to the penalties of the Con ventton Ad, did what it was his duty zis a good subjed 'and a good Catholic to do; the apprised the Committee of its danger. The last charge of Mr. LAW LESS against Lord ['FRENCH is; we suppose, founde,&uppo an expression used by his Lordship in a debate in the Catholic Comarittee, on the 2d February. On that day a motion was Made in the Committee, that " the 'Committee had ex. ceeded its powers, by agreeing to augment 4,ta num ber by the addition often Members from each County in irela'rid." Lord Fvuittnr-i said, on iii t 0c6r,i0n, 2 - ". you were appointed fora specific purpose; your commission is ended ; Ireland is sick of Ow business:'' We perfealy agree with his Lordship in that senti ment, nod we are convinced that by this time all the great majority of the well.dispused Catholics of Ire• land are of 'the Sallie opinion. , WINUSGR, APRIL t 5 .--'Phis morning, at twelve o'clock the Dukes Of YORK: and KENT attended their EsTnett on the 'lt:trace. It is tne p evading opinion here that his MAJESTY'S restoration to sound henith,both in body and mind,.willioon biannounced to the Public. The reports that have excled the fears of many visitors, who. have arrived here: to be , eye-witnesses of his IVIAJEsTit's stale of health, have probably arisen from the interdiaion of from the Totem during the KING'S prOence; but this order, it is said, will be e osed with shortly, and is only suppoled to be now enforced from the prudent motive of preserving the promenade free from any inconvenience to the Sovereign .in taking au exercise that, has promoted so materially the re establishment of his health, and the,composure of his Mind.--The Royal Family are in good spirhs, from the ex:)ettanol , l4 of NlAJasTv's prop% SS to a state at conialescenee. The QUEEN daily %bits her beautitul residence at Frogmore, and this morn ing the Princess ELtZikaitTli took an airing to Stoke, and visirtd Miss VYSE. Tile AUGUSTA anu Surat). took a ride in Windsor Great Park and the Duke of Yott I‘, on reciting from his MA JUEStY r,n Ille Terrace,. set otf fur Littletown, near St ihieS, to diritit.l, dad will afterwards proceed to °attends. A letter has been received from an officer of the Light Division of the British Cavalry, dated in the neighbourhood of Celorico, the 27th March, which stales, that a message has bean sent from Lord Wet.- ILIGTOP to MASSON:O. k informing hint, that if he continued to burn, destroy, and ravage the coninty in the manlier he had done, his Lordship would find himself under the necessity of retaliating against the prisoners in 'his possession. Another force will be speedily embarked for tisgal ; the infantry from Poitsmuoth, and the ca— valry from Plymouth. The oth and tl th Dragoons are .to embark for Portugal immediately. In addition to the loss which the Freneli sustained . at Campo Major in killed, wounded, and prisoners, we have it from the be*t authority that Sir W. 13e,. aasvoan took 03 pieces of Cannotl. Letters have been received from the .Caraccas, :dated the itith of Fehtuary, by which it appears that La Guira and Porto Cavallo wore khan blockaded by a Spanish.squadrou from Porto Rico, acing un der the authority . of the Regency at Cadiz, No Spanish or Smith American merchantmen were suf fered to enter, but no attempt had been made to interrupt the navigation of British vessels. The following General Order was lately Weed by Admiral IitiIiKELEY, in consequence of his having received information that an attempt was likely to be made by sonic French emissaries to. burn .ihe shipping in the Tagus : "• The squadron to row, guard with one boat from each ship every eight, prepared with tire grapnels, to be in three divisions, viz. first diyision, Barfieur, Colmar, and Mew second division, Hatt- Drvadmiught, and allie s; third division, hiaktriell' x,. Zealous, ifinlatiou.r, and dtere f ornby.— The brat division to take the guard front son-set till. ten ;o'clock; second division from fen till two in .the morning and the. third division from two till sun-rise :to change every night, .and always to keep a head of •the ships, according to the tide s . as intelligence has been received of au attempt, id be made by the enemy's . emissaries to burn the ships and transports in the Tagus, floats or vessels adrift alter suu-set, to be'examined most ittialy„ (Signed) Caution elthliglELD BARKEI.IIIt." • The Argo, arrived at Portsmouth, has brought it, transporjs from Lisbon, having ten army invalids on board. They sailed on the 18th, tit. The Daphne, Pipon, sailed on tilt! 28th. They, consequently, bring no news. The - St: tiorenzo and Vested sailed tor Oporto, to-proteet the inhabi tants, in the event of its being the intention of the enemy to tall upon that city. A respedtable tradesman at LingtoA, named Crit dock, recently died of an ulcer in the throat, formed in consequence of htk .having . a double tooth ex tracted, in which operation his jaw-bone wao b w k en by the pincers ol the blacksmith who:perforined it. NAVAL SEWS. - - DEAL, APRM lb.--Arrived his Nesty's 'ships illoukir, Bedford, bud palitra, from a cruize"oft* Flushing ; and the Manly gun-brig, with acoriioy trom Plymouth. - - DA ItT MOUTH, APRIL 14.---Arrived the Blakdon, e, from Vienna, in ten days and the Addaid cartel from Morlaix. SPORTING IN7'EL LIGENC E. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETINC, iStr, • MONDAY, APRIL I. • The Craven Stakes, a Subscription ot. i‘gs. each for all aces, 2-yr olds.sst, loth. 3-yr olds Bst. : 4-yr oldS Bst. 91h. 5- r olds gst. lib. 6-yr olds got. sib, and aged 9st. ilb. Acro.;s the Flat. D. of R ut laod'i, ch. c. by Retnernbrancer, 3 yrs - Lit lersey's b.'h. Langton, aged Mr. Make's b. f. Sprightly - • • 3 to I agst Langton.. Ld G. 11. Cavenctisn's c. by Trutnpator, ,out of a to ilat4,qail, beat Mr. Lake's b. t. by )(cwl.; Whiskey, out of Spinetta,. Sst. slb. each. T , .vo- yr old Course, tslgo. each, toogs. ft.-5 tot on Ld G. H.•Cavendish's . c. Product: "Swispstakes of .geogs.. each, h. ft. colts gst, sib. fillies Bst. 2t b. 1.. M. • - , Lrl Grosvenor'; b. f. by 'Vermin, out of Nike . Sir 1., She( ley's c. by Walton, Mkt • tR Sir F. by, Mr. TeAZIC, dittll by Volunteer, out of Storace - 1.. d Grusvinor's br. f. by Vermin, (Alt of Olivia: - 4 R. U. thefi ince of Wal6i's by Sir reter, out of 'I iun , perta . Sir She ley's f. by Sorcerer, nut of Houghton Lass pd Mr. c. (dead; lay $4llOlO. oUt Ot Obit!, to Co. rialidee pd Mr. hiellish's c. (deatl)by Lenox, out of a sister Pd Mr. Wll4oll'B h. c. by Sir Solomon, out ut Totterella pd Mr. Lowell% I. by Gil,!s, out of Orange IWO • pd I.d 'jersey's C. by Walton, out at Coarse Mary LI Rousts". Charm, by Sorcerer, out or Grey' Duchess pd 3to on Sir I. ehelley's c. Mr. Duirdasts Philadelphia, by Washington, darn, Miss Tottetage, beat Mr. Powell's Miss luny, by 'amity, dam by Trompitor, grandam by Hightlyer, Sst, earn. Last 'mile anti distattc.e ut li. C, s Dogs. It. tt. —3 to i agst Philadelphia. Ld C. H. Somerset's Scorpion, 6st. 71,b, beat Major,Wil son's 'juniper, Bst. 7th. 1.). I. wogs. h. It. ^2. to lon cor. pion. . , In consequence of its I having been known that his Royal Highness the Patsice Ilitouser, was to dine on I Sunday with his Royal Brother, the Duke of CUM.' BERLAND, at hie Royal Highness's residence, on Kew Green, a great 4ensatiow was excited in that pleasant vill and its charming vicinity, and a con sideroble concourse' of people assembled from Itich. mond, Mortlake, Breotford, Ternham-Green, and the other places in the neighbourhood, to see beloved PRINCE alighting from his carriage... The ; PaINCR arrived about six o'clock, and was received as he alighted from his carriage by his Royal Host nod the4e her guests, among wkmm were moseof the Royal Brothers, and concluded through the closed. 01'4u in front of Ore house to the principal drawing-roum, the Duke of CUMBERLAND'S band, arid the bind of tire Stretford militia playing '' God eive the King, - . in a 'very tine style. The PRINCR Mood at the drawing -room' window ,during the interval till dinner was annou n ced', T ea he te sp r o P ci lll at: i th e rs.'l .consegnently a perfeal view of ;dm, end were highly delighted with his healthy eppearance and gracious demeanour.. During the di nner and afterwards, till the party broke up, the bands costiimed to play, and considerable numbers of the spetiators remained cotletied. 'Abertit ball past ten, the PRINCK rose kern the table, and was oonduaed back to his carriage in the same manner in which he entered. Solna few of the company thou returned with the PEINCR' to town ;.- but tire greater number went back with the Royal lidSti, and resumed the pleasures of the festive The PEINCR and his Royal Brothers, with the ex , ceptiOn of the Duke of CLARENCE who w`bre the Windsor uniform, were dressed in mourning ; not having yet laid aside the family mourning . tor the Princess AterterA. The rep tof the company also, to general, wore black.. An .accident which hap pened to one of the speastors three/ some gloom On the please' the spectators - felt frond the fineness of the day, the gaiety of the scene, and the presence of their beloved Prince .and his Brothers ;-...this was the sudden death of MT WALL, who kept the Li brary Opposite the - Chtle Tavern, at Richmond. Mr. Wat.s.,,had come. (ruin llichtirond with two of his .young children and .a ternale servant, purposely to . see the PRINCE RECENT, and had said repeatedly, in the course 01 the morning, that " he would seethe PTI NCH REOENT that clay ; but a very short.time be tore the Petece's carriage drove up, he fell down between his children, arid waecarrted lifeless into a neighbouring public•house, where, when 1w was rotted completely dead,, his betty was kept till it should undergo the investigation of the Coroner and his His children and servant were con veyed in a chaise to Richatond, to acquaint the rest his family of. his loss, .Mr. WALL was a very wm thY man, very much respected tit Richmond, and has left a widow and ,tine children to lament his premature des b, 'l . o.day the Lout) NI A Y oil ordered the price of brrad to be continued as fait week, viz, lc ud...tho .qoartern Letters were delivered yesterday morning, re ceived by the Anholt Mail, from various partsof the Baltic, and from St. Petersburgh to the recent date of the 20th. 'ihe exchange had unexpettetlly risen to .od., an advance of about 18 per cent. in the . centhe , of the hilt month. Troops 'and artillery continued to be forwarded to the Polish frontier, and a War Was not only generally, but loudly and confidently- talked of against France. Mr. DROOP hos lately ,beeO arrested at Rambur4h; he having been guilty of the offence of. visiting kaigland ; and also Mr: Kt/aka, at Berlin, who boa. been charged with the double crime of visiting lingland and wtit 7 . log in mysterious charatlers, commonly called short.hand. On a farm on the estate of Lady Masterman Sykes, at Setterington, an eVve lambed a lamb on the Sundry evening, Ddarch,3l, and, to the great surprise of the shepherd; lambed another on the WeJnesday evening following. A similar odour is not in the remembrance of the eideat fanner in the neighbourhood. 4 3 0 P L7C itfUtSEMENTS, ' .........'... 1 en `i t f i i l l t n e i r e d n a l y s but.liiititcgh.B‘liisreterei il‘litcomanill:yty,sflli)eivivinietiticaso "I:, sit"ii)ll,9eleers,iidmdbiacodltst dinner, ri i s l , n i l :b e s s r t e a . li t s i s t:t i r ) ,N l o w i I l e ; etrileitc::11::;:r;71, 'i t: ,: ti l i s t l i o:t ' i t c s l ; l ! ii ; il : , : ' sion House, where the Lona NlAyoti give 3 "rY tent t::ll.4racters, the Aideriben, )..c., the feilovnig persons were present :.,-- f• W' The Sitabishi Sardinian, and Algriirte Atnluss.,(lgi - 1 / ,i . l ad: e ast i e rcao, the. Coutites S I.aillii ajt(,)111, andir ' fon. J.. • , r. Sheridan, , . . , B esid es the num! loyal and patriotic toasts, 11l . Generkt Nt st , I , Sir_ 1 ,,,,,,,i,„ so der, :‘-- Lord Wellington, and the British AMY ill Pertwg!l," were drank with min ei.:ol applathe :-• I Scott, Sir Phu poile, Sir . James Saiari.t ` .G.enci.il - 6 raltion, and the liriti4ii Army to tin." " the , s impish Atnimsbatior." o • The hit toast, induced Mr. Sheridan to ris ,and re tu r n thanks., itt l i t (111010 o f the Ambito:kW , for tho,..h oti bur which he received, and` Mr , Sk cjii Pftitierly 'availed himself of the upportnnity tor(); noun , :e an euloginetrupOn thc'Spinish Nation , '" 1 " to express - his .eniire confidence in tlfe tinoll'4l,ll,'.l',ll "t their rl;"i' 'I ) t'cit "iti re , eived, Of coarse, *tat g l4 3Plhat.l'e" and the health of gr. Sherci3" IK1„4 given in conseqbence, lie again addroseil die 0 7; pang in atria ., unt,emphatit: manlier, 11 ' 3 ' 1: '`, 14 , 1 1; company, , for their kindnos, and te#th'ag '- prize. si)6l and admiration cur the City of Loudo n ' i DI Sir Suit jc)il m l4 ,' D 'it ° ) YrelLtHuiritai nt tilliiaenhg:,lisattilid.,B7F4 :11!lildlii justice to MY Loan MAYOR sNn GO' lljm8 " pni . The Loup MAYO a having (hank die oefilfh cir lidd I been aware . of the disfingtoßd ei°,',,r,to ment intended to me and my corps, sliitii,,Ol";,, not "Y t° o little, fur my brave re'gintent 100 say too much. . vidions i i t ** tii)Cid in the service of their Eing no bly iid They l' l o f tlitir have indeed been prectsg' b,,a bey:oy,Pttirlueearsieleil,iiilioldiuisetmili,aiin)lisig),:rbeug.t thus oho tti o i Jo Cotti , " , /, , , 0 4 amid the brilliant. scenes which liave P'r e ~t ctp .trophies fl t.. , 0 0 i., The lh Regiment you leave . ohs honottreo ,i.. , il i o g I" isthe sante zeal and courage, it wool . of i c til i a s h r p i b 4 0 b a l s i t e 'superior niii ld. good ' fortune, in rel"'„„ro io they had Won, and which re to butthat brave army were equally emtlioui I° o o c iiii. good fortune when elTlanatillg tr° lll g. roi t 111 sw,l..ll4.se.i.Ctibetilditlitilhtlnii:larnio)tsilugasgprasndairlYll'llilialnagviCcilleit°t,euir:Pct;lieti' 6ni. tPsoce.ia.n)ll.PtiY,lll3iiii'cl'irni''lod:l‘irllll":.llild'l:ule''lbrils'reti°l,i'ePill)6,ll)ll°,l?llu,leiritririel.liY:-i'l,'"l6ll''''',ll; c C ', . ' 2°al for the honent-1 their ,countr),3"au l'fi:y the auspicious title that they bear, "'r ciot et , i.cront corps ,of ;01(31:,,,,,i(vAretni/eAesimri',s:yai,trie.4l/111t4,eit3/411,egoi'ititeagegd;,re:.iit:„.,,,irooilftl: than its own, taking t :ron.) 004 COlUrn:t M i,, ii , , ,,,,i and . tearing from the centre of the oth'r,por,o4 wreathed with laurel', the gift of Bootot!!'r,ot.';'''' IstL.LaeugolPite-n,eidtoruciwinanliititi,erisieanlier6sbaonit.vrpee,,o'nav,iurilitlyeile,°,3lclirifiltt,i,lylit,dtittitgylbirtrya.:c:ittblii;eit,ltiiiitic)lll.yagliel7i:r:iliofid'loltdcebiJell:tliul 64::e.:,t(11,0ifi.olii;:11::0,t, thus proving, to their cattalo', to tkeettis,atsw the world, that bY land, as by seat tiorill';,l4 Ocil coal:the:9El:lons, and 'lnn t;ie only V' llall ' lit 0 ' l4 .1 1 ) t Y' Ll natbße'risl,6bhuGt-tit'l.i):.eeri'el its)rtill'iecint;tilrieatini;;ul' ii:,ll;'l'airot:' weedily be forg° 0 pc 0: enemies. But whateset hlrdship 114 t". 1,50 beet ' dured, and what seC blood the.y InklY I) '7 v f $ 1) , re : will feel amply repaid by the swet4e,Li 500t4,1: w'firds, the approbation 0 1 their Ittler‘4o,,ei 44 through the gr3clolls medidin of his I' . ' l3Li dits o' pr'''enTtive, ant by the voice ;DO I" brave and tree peoplv." 1# f° ' • yid ei r ' L i c •il, The Lord Mayor l iberally diittibil vier o'lie ' who (lanced ill a late /lour in the, inan,..,l the 1 , .. ,•,:rhe Egyoii in Hall ' was devotatol tr 4r ,' bichclitoi4: atsl:::::,,lntiti;ill'uirvoerenceliclpt°l).ilritls'ett'oygo;.sin‘beollo'lt,ditArtlittia;vlet'otlsiß:yntotlldtaiillege. aig: efwbn:iiiiit.4:tsi;l:ci:iii:tii"itr):o3l,l; I I : 11e): • r e por s all „i,lia''. i,O ll I.lie I heat res were. also no ara. ail " ~ ot ilto. ' l , O l lion. . At Covent Garden Theatre thc?.l,i, huivo , 1:i e' -..s. :o l f la ß i° / l u i e b ß u e t a w rd a . 6 a i f Nlll°l.l.lltivtel!erddisa.GB y rc e ir e l°i ill:di:II° :;""Y; ti:j: l l :ii i ' ''' ' '''‘ '' llibtllilr i I ilia n'' 4 10 guilty . passion. were illustrated tii' 0 0 v. i 40 0 . 10 !ale of George :Barnwell, and il' i 14'0,310 0ti.,10 Away by the whinisicalitiet of i' lle '" ii i i ho lle 'i,ii ..l ' leY,as usual took the lead at his A i"P ~,,,. 0,4 , 0 1l a now . and magni fi cent sPo6l3cl' w`;',s,-,racen,,,io ward, under the title of The Tyla 0 v ilo''o , ii , r , i i ,,00 , The Nulls Moor, a wi" v ` l) e 'oo' l. ' Oi l ' to raise wonder anti delight. l'h -' l ' ~1 WO f'" to presented . a Dramatic , ilinstratinp 11 ,1 . 3 tt itO` i 1 ,/ ' Idle arict industrious Apprentices) P l , / i iart'a lC o il , tornime entitled Mirtii wpl Ilaflegoot'd o f 0 'e. Mr. T.l)inaiN, sApt.,w st.','s .1t ti{ 1' opi. refresh its visitors . with a b'Je'c'liii,octsaft,ttol River, but ch:efly relied on the lii.,,,tircatt, 46,,if MALDi. '!.'tie TilnAl'itS in Taltel';iied go, rd ;: le ci"?: ere !il!l4:iticefl:liii';''!"; as ; 5001;F::::Iil: J oi from the fineness at the doY, biliri" , 1 ) , 1 1 ", to [ fit; C,io tractiVe, and Hot a little eX',iotrO crowds who flocked thither from a l' 1 metropolig. and co On Friday of or' 14, of a 4lO 3 Woman,' 30 yell's, joeuv. Pointer undertook in the neighhoul 1)40 of Nll tor( miles to go,on foot, f o ra NA Aer Ig e re! from N She started at six o'clock in t° 00' tea succesSitre hours on ree Cixbri'r,,ip and in . io Silephersd's Blob, footryl'l; )411ftor 11Pialed the whole distance at two 0ti0,,//, nistoree o'clock, vontilog fortf ":41 4=osion,cfatic°l3rne 01 persons aseroPied tiordet a upon -"`" a g teat PO:VW of 00 1 $ 13 the itauv. I '