The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-08 00:00:00

.5~,.~: LONDON 13,41% i)(nitning-Strea, April 6, IR! I. Cnotain this morning with prod - Ks from Lord Nhscosint Welling,ton to the arl of Liverpool, dm. d S4iiCa 141. n, and Lanza(' Will ultimo, of whieti the following are extrActs. Villa secs, r4th march 18 , t• The enemy retired from itJieti . poittion which they had occupied at Santarem and the nrighhour. hood, in the night of the 6111 instant. I put the, British army in motion to follow them on the morn ing of the 6th. Their first Movements indicated an intention to coiled a force at Tinfoil'', and I therefore marched upon that town, on the jtts, a considerable body of troops, fOrmed, of-a part of Marshal Sit 'William Bere.ford's corps, under Major-0en , 171 the lion. William Stewart, which had crossed the Tagns at Abrantes, and afterwards,the Zezere, and of the 4th and 6rl, and part of of the i at. divisions of infantry, and two'brigades of British Cavalry. The enemy, however, continued his mirch towards the Monde go, having one corps, the 2d, on the road of pinhei; 1,016011'S division on the road of Atkiao, and the remainder of the army towards 'lliese last were tollowed and never lost sight of by the light divi.oon and the royal diagoona and the tat hUtillaTA, who took from them about two hundred prisoners. On the gth the enemy collided in front oh Porn bal the 6th . corps, with the . exception of General Loison's division, the Si h corps, and,the . nth corps, and General Montbrun's division of cavalry. , The hussars, which, with the royal dragoons. and 'light division, were immediately in from of the enemy's tinny, distinguished themselves in a charge which they made on dais occasion under the claimant' of Colonel Areoschidlt. A detachment of the teth light dragoons under Lientenent Weyiand, winch 1)14 been in observation of the enemy near Leyria, inside prisoners a detachment, consisting of thirty dragoons, on that moreing ; and had followed the enemy from Leyria„ aced , arrived can the ground just, itr otoe'to io;,ist their tiientis 'the hussars in thi* charge. could not tolletl.a sufficient b..dy of ttoops to commeece an °iteration upon the erterny till the I 1 i Si, On that rirn , the I lit, 3d 4th, sth, and MIL arid rho. light, divisions of infintry, •nd General htig3de, and the Brittsit. ca valry joined taiinti the ground inttnerliately in,front of the epemy, who had etttrattericed thsis ruireat front their position during Lire night. They. were.. followed , by the Itgift division, the boosts and royals, and ,Brioadet-Generril Pack'4 brigade, under, lite cointnat;d trf Major.gowni 51r William .LrAiull and Major General Slade, and made a 0 attempt to hold the ancient castle of Pomba', from which they were driven ; but the tith corps .au d General Montbrun's cavalry, which formed rho rear guard, suported by the Atli corps, held tie ground on tee other side of of town, the , troop. ri o having arrived in titno to n , ,0 the dispoiniuo to attack them before it 'sores dark. . • , , Upon this oecas'on Le, ienterianL-oionet 1 - 41Litea beiNalion tit Porttiguese Cacadores distinguished themselVeff. 'I he taut my retired in the night ; and on the Ilth the Gth tntri, with Gelferal Mtintbrun's cavalry, took op 0 strong position at the 'end of a defile he tWeeu itedinha and Pomba', with their right, in a Wood upon the Soure River, and their left extetid big towr r.ls the 1411 ! . , ,roand, above f, , he river of Ile- This town w.o, in their Mae. I attack ! d inent in this posnino on the 12th with the 3;1 and 4(11 .11;1 hglit division 4 or, infantry, and Thigadler.Penetti k'S brigade and the cavalry, the inner' tronpi lwing iti re.seroe. The inks i;i the Iti 01 Upon tht.ir right was fil , t forced by Si' Wt.iiairt Erskine with r ihe light i rioo. We wt. re then ,diet,; to -form the trnovs in the t.lani rid tin ; and the: 3d diVibmit uitricr Major piet on , were formed in tv,o r' lines in tlte shit t at tt , e wont tipoll the tint the 4:h di is!on under IlYhtin . .•Cwtierril Cole In tiro lilies in - the tenle, has , letwral I`'a(l.'4 brigalle snip. porin g ti l !i f In, and (ommtitiic.ating wiih the :.rd Inn! die hgla dieE4ion in two lines 01) the lest. t4eYi.! sopportod in the rear by the Briti4l;r e,a , dry,. and the ist, `tithi and 6th divi. cit: tit lmined with great ackle'ney and celerity, and Lio.nownt,.Geni)ral Sir .13 51.1,41)e..vr Ind the line rig3inst Ii a .enetti ) . 6 position on the heights, frorn . witich they woe irmra.-diaiely ktiircrl, with the loss at tnany a n ti killed and 4.vourtded, and sonit.! prtionerg. M:jor General Sir ,A,Vllllam I.lrtkine particularly mentir.n the condoct tit' die hid fritMentata C4,loffil Ili& is CA'eadotes in the. attack 't)l 'the and trwit add that 1 have never teen - thc - ftrnell intontry driven trout a wood in a there gal lant style. 'Pierre was but PIIC narrol.v bridge, anti a ford close to it over tit; Iledintra vire!, ooar which our light troops ; :n,,ed with the enemy, brit the enemy curnitn,tirlest these iiiissages With iii ion seine time elapsoi tglorewe COlll4 fiass - ever it suf..' lit rent bogy tale troops to inal4e a 4resh.disposition to • attack the It t qght3 on they hod again taken' posf. The ail ctivivion croSsid' hokNev* , r, and Ina., nueovred again upnn the enemy% kit to liik, wink the light infantry .11 - .:1 cava l r y , supp , ,ltcd by the light droVe thou 01)441 their natut body at Candeixs. `fete bight infadry of Nitint. Genf tl pi t; t or e 3 di. under Lit.:lll:tiatit•Cuiunel Wititarn- , , and ti, ( , 4th Cacadores, tinder Colonel .de Itegua, were prto., cipaliy concerned in this o i ,eration. We found the whole artity yesterday, with the. exception of the stcond cnrys, which tv t ig still at Espinhei, rte a very strong pmition at'Condeixa ; no d I obit rverl that t h ey worts striding off iii a b . tvga4e by. the Road ( . 4 Ponte tie Tr u rn , ii a ~.ircutristanco l c'in C , ,L110 `ln ut 1. 4 ,0 not gi v en IT Coirnbto ; ad that they had been life the) 1011 nett heen.able so iireed in thei r Wien, t o d c ocli trop i ,3 to force !inn fikan the oldre, I titvre:ll - 1 matched the under tV1.4 . 1-I. , frio. t.et 31 rdon, through 1111 liv.untains opon the s-ne t , }y 7 s tr, towards 1.1 1 ..". o nly toad 0p..11 .tor . their re c. :010n, *lnch liarkhe home . rta•ecili.cl tit dislodg. ~,,:~„~. awl the I...3ietTly . las; tight ,it Cazal Na ww, it) the ii)titintai.l4, about a Itaga.t . frum dei x We immediately communiclted with Coimbra, and mAde I.isoner4 a douhment rs the enemy's o.rk airy which were upon the road. , Weinund the din lnd sih fumed in a very AtfOng neat Caz-ii N05 , ..1 this tour tOg, and Elie '44 divi,iu t nitartlied and drat in their ont • posts. But we could disintl i i;ethem trt , ol theit lm 6itions only by moveinews on their flanki% .iNeenul ingly I rno,ed the 4 h &vision under Maj.,r-C'e;nt ripen in order to secure the patniage the river Es 3, and the enntmunicalion with Espin het, I . kt...it- whicrt plAce . Nlnior.General Nightingall n.rd been in aservation of the rti , )sernents of t, e 2d corps since the t nth ; and the 3d Di% lisit)n under Major• General Pkion, more idunediately round the enemy's left, while the ligtit diviitutt and Brigadier dr.neral Pack's Brigacte under Nl:sj..ir.General Sir W. Eritkne, tinned their right aid Major-Gene tal Alettainier-Campbeq with this tub stip ported the light troops by - 'which they Wert~ attacked in front. 'ln. see troops Were siipprtyd by the Ca valry , and by the lit and sib Dimwits, and Colefflel Ashworth's Brigadeln reserve'. • • These tno,e.nenis obliged the enemy to abandon all the positions which 'bey twei-ssi , kiy took in tlic mountains, and the two c,,rps d'Art6e,corning the rear guard were fling back upon the 11)&11 body at •Dibranda de Corvo, upon the river 4!;!.;.1, with consilerable loos 01 ' winded, and pri soners, In the operations of thig dhy the 43d; bed, apt! 9651) regimenls - and 33 C.,cridores, undei- - the corn 11111CI a of G.lonels Druintoood and Beckwith, and Major tricks nan on, Liclitet-Colonel' Ross, 11(1 a Majorsamour tint) StOw4rt: (ortietibily &min guiblied theilistElvtp.; as also t he light i:Allidry t at iiiiions of General P,ctou's Division tui er Denten ant Colonel Withlirlis, an i. the 41ii CArpdores utt,dee:Colonvl' de Itegoa, and the' troops ot horse artilikity uticidr ihe Loiiiinand of Captairialtais and 8011. The "von of these opeintions hnK I . ).ett that we have saved Coimbra and Upper Beira !row the ette mys.ravages, and we have opened the Communi cations with the Northern Proyinceg, and we have übliged the enemy to take 'for their altreat the roao uy Pouted 4 Muicelli, hi which they tr.sy he annoyed - hy,the Milui aaing in security upon their Rink, white the Ailted Army will puns upon their rear. • The whole country, however . efiords many ad vantageous positions to ti reireating army, ut which the enemy have shewn that !hey kuuw bow Natvdtl th7msolves. They it.. retreatin'g trot the catintry as they en , term it, in one 'toad mass; 'covering their ror on eve' Mardi by the ovTations 61 . either one or two Corps WArmee, in the linsatiOns which the c ukattry ; r. t ell 0,1r1)1: d'Arcn6e are CIOiTIV supported by the nialit body's ilefnie they quitted i boy desttn; ed a mart of tl.c;ir cannon anti annindniti.rn ; and they iriVO Sinkre blown up whattiVet the boric , * Nertu lo draw awny. They have; no prociSions' eoc. epi iris. u hal they ,pintider 4,n tie spot ; baying plut.tivred, what Ow soluiers carry on their biseks ; and iiiv cat,h4,; enneerned to be obliged to add to this ac pewit that their 'cbildhet throughout this retreat ha...bee; inayked by' a b.iti,itrity seldom equ It d, and nev;!rstnpaised: Even in t! ,e sou us of Turieb N9vas, Tito:nar, and Perot's, in which the 1 1 r3t1 TrAittrs of 'some ort! , e eorps had been .for four 111,1111:i, and' in ushieh the hitt .bn , inot had been in duced bytrotnist:s of' goo l' ire ittnent tO remain, they were pluodered, and`many of their houses de. 8111 10 no the night the enemy withdrew kohl their ptis tto ,, and they haVe since, burnt eery (owtt (Ind ilough wlnch they have pos,ed. The convent of Al, i.t,tcay I,4as burin by order from the French liekl:rinarters. The Bishop's Palace, tuld the mhol , town of Leyria, in winch General Dronet had had his head-qiutrtersi shared the same fate ; and there is hot an inhabitant of the country of any crass or desc,lol-n, who has had any dealing Ott cuttirOunicaf,on with the French my, who, has not had Natioll to repent of it, and had' to cutuplain of them. This is the mode' in which. the promisei 'have been periormed S and the assinances have been Nl fdleti, which were held'ont in the proclamation of the Franc, cois;mander in Chici ; iu wbicL, he told the inhabitsins of Pottnis,l, that he was not Com o to mike war upon ilietn, but with a powei. tut of or hundred and ten thousand nit n to.drive' the English into • Ole sea. It is to tie hop. ed that 'the example of what has °et:m.lA in this country will teach the people of this and of other nations, what. valste they °tight to race on such .promiscs a+id iiss.urasicet., and that there is no . 'iu lite or fou'any.ihing which renderslite valuabie, excepting in dccided tebibtatice to the . . enemy. havel the linnonr to enclose returns of killed and wonoded in die several with the enemy t they commenced then . retreat. I have 'received the most able and cordial assist.. awe throughout these operations from Liememint. •Geheial Sri !gent soericer ana Maislial Sir W. Be.. resford, whom I had regne%red to .cross the Tagus, and who has been with me sikee the t tth ; from Major.Gent.rali Sir W. Eiskine, Pieton, Cole, Nliijor.General Slack, and M ijor- General the Colville - , and the Ocrieral and other colnkpailditig Brigades under their or ' - dery respeotivly. ' • • I an) pa t -t it: warty indebted to the Quarter-Master. ,Genenil, Colonel Miiirrty, in the assishitice I: have rem eived Irtmi him, aud the Deputy Adjutrilit.Ge. tletAthe Honourable Colonel Pakei : hani, and the 01ficets if th`a Adjutant :Ind Ottarter-I‘l3ster.Ge. tieral'adepattillent., as tat to to I bade. Of my personal Staff, Wl3O have evcry aseititancu in their poyser„ • I ►rn sorry to infotn) yOurLortivbip- that iladajoz surrendered on the t i tit inst. Lotizao, Nfarch 16, Is; I. Major Gertrat Celle j,iitlea 1i Jr, Glin Q r Night ingail at 4spinhei,ott the ;tit* rton ahs f4,h, and this imp etitrill, by witiJ th Lia ‘Vas I,itL'a (. P.l - I 0° No , 0 N ty i 1 ii;l4C` • •4. ..art , ett.kutxtt . „:(v-itrt,l 4 ; ;.;r e. at the sujoun4 " ., N u , I 12, Li:and, wilere "Pluert:Fernous, th-th.rs r rirtr to t, tl6 - 15“,171" , "nrti11. t 371 — rt/TrllTir - V 31.11IrTg position of Ivitranda de •C•113'0, Induced the enemy to ioaedon it on that They de,troyed at this phce a great tiumb - 4.t of carnage., and buried and otherwise destroyed or concealed 'tie i tion .whicii they hdd' carried; and they likewis ,hurnt much at their bttg a4e, and the laid I hrinigi.. out the im rclt fro,ii Miranda ts , trewect witti the carcases of men and animals, and dettroyed can i'ages and baggage. AVe ton 41 the enemy's v. hole army yesterday in veiy str u ng 1)00am ou Coro, Ita% tog one corps as-an advanced guard in trout of Foy d'Atonee on this side of ttie Over. 1 immeclia:ety Made al rangements to &tie in the wit . .. Kneed 'guard, prep:nattily to Zile titnieintaits which it might .be- expedient to make tu'eross the .Ceira this morning, • Brigadier General P,ick's brigade had been de tached in the in,`Titiog through the Moninai l i s to the left, as well to turn the eneiny ,in h s tiosition at Miranda de Corvo, as in yew tu,, any others they might 'bike up on this side of the Ceira.. T:Ae light division, under fri , jor-ceneral Sir W. Eriii.ine, , A as.. ordered to poiScS3 sonli.: heights immediately above. Foy d'Aronee, while 614.i0r-General Maori's division was thrived along the great road 10 attack" the kit of the eotetny's posi;iou and of the village. The Gilt divisii,n, under Major. Gen. Campbell, and the lidsars and I ii r fit dragoons, supported tile I , ght division and the ist division and the t4tli and royal dragoons, the pd. These tnovemen Pi succeeded in forcing the enemy to ablndoti,lits stiong positions on this side of the Ceiro, with considerauleloss. 'lit,: Colonel of the 39th regiment vas matie prisoner. The light troops of General Picion'i division under Lieltenatit-&lonel and those of: Major• General Nightingall's brigade . , were pinici, pally engaged on the right, at tl tile 95th legimetit . -in front ut the light ; mud these truiis belt:Rim:l in the most gallant manner. Toe Eloise' Artillery likewise, under 'Captain Uoss and Bud, disitn,;ttislied thernse'ive, upon this occasion. The troops took much baggage and • some ammunition carriages irt.Foy t.l.4ronce. ihid been preenttd from moving (Ili a late i~c;ur in lbe morning by the tog i:41(1 tt wai by the time we pined possession of tile ot the enemy's athanco.l guard. In the night the enemy deitroyed the brilge 6n the Ceita. and retreated, leaviu4 a small' rear 6usril on the river. Retiiro of the KUM, WQututcd, and Missing of the British Portligkicse I. Laces in the acvcral hairs With [coca Army, truth tne t," it to the isiti cst Athirs: fit: a 1..; 9th Mooch . . horse killed ; 2 tan., and z hura'es s ‘'vounchat ; 7 rimk . itui rile, 8 14;r4eb, all March, r kiheul ; 2 , t.mais,n4, a Seljc ,nts, a* r46k and tne, 41 VU4111C(1. 12th :wiart:ll. t 7 rank. and Mc, 3 horses, tidied Lieutenm,ts, 3 Lrisihnt.., t•St,td, 7 svr3t:"•.t), 153 4141,01a, ; 4 hu NVUUnii‘d S etj :411 tl4 rank iitli Niart,l). . Lieutenant, 4 raiik inai tile, killed ; , 1 s Captains, 4 Licilcowilts, t I:, 1161 p. 11 r.u►ka„ati.c, .4 nyssitiB, 'silt hi,;tch. • 2 Lieutenants,. t Serie Ant, b r.►nk and file, ; Lit4istt, l ber; , ,,,int, 59 rtt►k and Uia, wuAliLlcu. N (mrs of officei 4 t%ounded, and Miiviing of the Army un.ter tip; eorrinimiit ul Lieuitihini-Gulier.ii Loin • Viscount s•Vkliington, h.. B. in tiie . seven! A tbirs with lir: Ff.:m:li Army, rani Iliu to L & 14th of 1. . . • WI Mardi. Ist BaT NI ion gstli Font.— 4vcoot i Lieutenant Hopwood ) Wounded.• . 3d Cilvadores --- Ensign' J oAt lbaquiin , Eigeo. severely wounded. 12th March. 2d Battalion stli Foot—Lieuvant Clarke, severely wounded. let hittAiotl 43tti tout -. Lieutenant March. 'blightlY wounde.t. ist Itatalion;ad Foot— Lieutenant Cross, Ensign Litiorcl, Adjut.nit WwtL - rbortotn, wounded. • ist ii4ll:iiioll xatn tutil — Lieutcnutit lleppenstal, slightly svounticd. 9,4 tit root—Captain Rogue, :.everely woutultd. I s t. limtalion 95 .11 h) , 11 . Lteutcnatit 13,A.1: t wounded. , Ist Cavadores--Capi.iiii 45,11 fill t•up,ogueso tic4,unent--Ctiptatu ‘Valdlon 2,7t11: root, `ditto, altlt CAvadores-- Ensign Filicissirno, ditto. oat hittigti. loze. P. de Carta, ditto. t4th March. sat pattulion cid root — Lieutenant'Thomas Gitrord; kille 4. 1 ist 13attulton trski Foot Napier, 4eyerrly ' (*.opium 1 , 411e11, *slight ly wounded ; Ensign Carroll, se. verely Wound e d. Is t Katiiiiion sad Font —4.:uptuin George Napier, severely wdi u m el i captain William Mein, slightly wounded Captain W Wain tones, soveigly, sth toot Licutenuot Wynn; slightly wounded. 741 n Foot —Lieutenant Crobb o ditto. Ist Bono ion . 9s tla dot—Major stuwarti severely wthinded (since dead); lietitenant , Strode, wouittlek.t. tit Cqadures-14uteouni loaquini Monuel, w minded. heh. sth It ma s nn 6 , ,th Foot — oh Lietaten, larc int sawittiky, ist ltatulton sem toot-Lieutenant Hippenstat, ditto. tat WlLAilun yolk koot.kir4t Se. Verely wnuncie,i f Second Lieutenant Kinc.unt, alightly vv Ned, Foreign Office, 4pril 6, !ail A dispatch Wa3 received this thoriiiitg by tilt; Marquis Wellesley fruin Charies Stuari, Esq. WI; Majesty's Minister_at Lisbon, of which the following au extract 'Lisbon, Match 23, att. The army of General Massena cunt intlts retreat towards the Frouticr, find eVel.y faelhtlitit'd by the ahanflontutot of woon(10,1, the dt'slrui•licin of baggage, and whatever can encumber their movr: mem, They attatopted duriog, the i Bth awl l ty% to make i stand fn the tineita deAlotio, btil they ,eit thltien 1fi,11.111/31 pt./bilis:111 %ith the losi c,l 1/1, died prisottels` on the wth. On the 2141 11,c,' 1-04ClIcti Gasiza: The British litad-qtiatters weee Pt.mtbeteo on the 18th, -riotl at Algazti on the voi The cavalry 411)(111mm trot 4 A continntd 01 sight Of the French tvar guard, and tile , mitiveinent ot the allied min) along the Nita's of the Estrvli F , kt flank the posiliontt in the valley of !iv! iNloilciZgo,, promises atnv iiripedirtlebt 4 to •iieir.roirtat. T . he Itotti the fro,.tierll SIMMS E3llll inarlirrd stilt.., that the k;reatLr psluart o t torte - Which: came from tu RovinCe. moved ill the middl e of the 7r e:1111 tovilitds St.vltie :1t the head t.ti 1. to tlitlll,:it4 bIH,C , I y Wit I JAM Ai< !t P 'A, ( i!,;: th ?lo s . PIIPCr for em treet CArmvoror Mt"' ...t itiirrintrxtrotratfinr,rvn --:-.lln-m(frf-V—iary Y. — No ! i!iderable force has heen ich in the ho,vii of hi ,l " Th ' , e su l k! of ezotpry I‘,ljor continued doting d'e latter day. irlie garrison, in nuniher ai oat ' 4 hundred and: (Ifiy militia, have ri•lniine' pii.4l,i" l'ictic',l:4ll:ll:l°.r.y,i2.t:lt:l:'l.l:3lo-neac,iss"tt;l:'l!eAki r b :l ta t e lr l e i I:naval:1;11 } l :; L' o t. l ' ' ' 111 ; "f war. The French Inti'e tv'ote the p.. (° !l ,,' .slated of four thousand intantiy and Live 1 ,514 ''' , '" The alvaneed gu , rd of Ma i shill neresfd reghrilitfl. Por Alegre ou the 20111, ,where that 011Cer w' pearl on the tcllo ing ,dly. err 0..................• An0.0.T.......... .. • MIDI) lILS EX SISSIOY - On F riday , Joseph Tillie tve4 indiiled 'and ildviOg in hi 4 posse,fum, six 5 ,4 anis Aing, k"' fug the smite to hat+Q been - st,,len. Th.' prin.e Llitwj . w.is eorulutted by Mr. FoLEY. 6l William 'l3.iker, rli't fi rm NA itness caile4,. s'! tha, 1 -ie was Pak-keeper under cle WO Ho, for Wein.. I.ord Eu4toti, ltanger of II vdc-1 ,irly' &ere 0 14 0 1 silt;, swans kOpt in :the Serpentine River, O tt ' i which had been stolen in the latter ta.( oo ' 4ll° ' last ; and on tie intoning of th e Ist' al F'ill'l'S' e u fond 'the. carcasi;:s at 'the remaining louri k it eg i h on the hank of the o pon d, th e ski buying -I, siriKed iron) them . .'s . A t*,:w days alto, Lu l l, ' the o ffi cer, of Bow-strek, bronght %ix 461 oirri4 to '4ise 6,,,rj' which, on being applied to the ca ( too icasts, ~ •elni:tly to correspond, a nd lie bad no t ) ; versed l'ciil ; Ill t ital h t; e i cB S k: k (: i l l tt i ; g ii:e :t k°itii rr il4l. N . T. s i t t a Y t t e l d 'r 's s i i hav ` l ' ll ' lee'cliall'r;j:°';' ocen.fient by the iit.trit.',,ol.t to he dressed, 1 , viv , Mr. Ryder :ai his j“urtntiyinati proitd' 4 , - d had th° 's ki n s from the dtiedani, mid Alia' I ' 4 "Ni.elU4ry.°Brtuil..ahb:lsug.t)ticli eijocht6hkeinnerrendani) f9;',,1,,i;:t! master both;ht two of the skins in qui- 11 i ° 111 , 1,11( '''tiall M3rkei, :mil a few day' Pio the on , ' foo t were. brought by a man, v..ho hal the oftin'3,l'':,cil,, a cotinii punt, to hcr m ister's 4 oi, in V O - 1 , ~ street : she , A , ent to the d0,.)1 (0 hill), i n I , e il: fie rd if Didr. Wolfe lived there ? She Ati' ett h i :p.licr 1 -!ifi r n, ultive,; her nosier via.; not :.1 home:coo iro),,her %,arne down to. the nifiii, who wil l! :' , •, 1 , do plrlour w ith h , r, and, on going Fly:"Y' n 'pefofe. !ik" lB * ' Tile witness' I,e , er ti.Atc ate ';'" , ,bO. The skins were ' hung up pub. i 6 '' „,,,1 t• 4 I .11.1 r. Ryder's- man torched them awa y ,to them.'.. . iwi Clit frj Mr• A LL -- . of . deripi,.. i , t;Y, on we plirt .oe. ' .., '..aiitOr Mi.. ilart, a reppeetal,de Liptiolstere,..i. i'. wit of Inace, Wrd.,Stlid he hitt', Irtiovm the LiOC(ll,rii, several years ; Iry employed Min to VII D)'. ..,,', shin filr him, 'rie defend,lnt had ri0 5 " 1) ,:., ..', Prollerty of Ow wiliirs,e , to the v4lO I,r Or' ', ~..., ) 1, 01. He MI treriheorly tivi:-ted hiu' Wit : l p ' 34 ) d niWnyi found him honest., deientlant .11) Leadenhall l‘l,l4:et the d'IY i • t b" ii l bt 1 VO 61C ins, tor w Inch he pa ,ll :. 1 ,„ , I ness'herii d tLe iThill soy be h a d f,,nr more , " i , I _ l _l_ , tietendaot :raid, if he brought .it)cii i °I '.,, Welbeck-sfieet, he Would pui . eirtiv 114) ;,rii- . ' ,same Price. 'The defendant v. as a taili,:r ; :,lid •lortneily kept a shop in the rio .. 'ran - 40. twelve respectable perv;" s Ct etf. v. lit. '. i • g 3 ve 5 11 ,, .. de.fendant an exccillut ctiii r '). 0 , ir 80. and. c:,,f,:e.1, . I ' ll ' , Jury retired for near an boas "''' 1 tot.l'i• turnitig into Court, pronounced verdici _ The n ev " 0 Rh, MAttell 3 °' 41.. ..... vr0 of . Richard Dixon, NI. A. FL ' il f y i 6 ' uueen'i et il ; low 01 ' ''''ge . 0 Illia Univetsify, if; el e°e ' ' } a octet, . 1 ti M etol ...r a i ß iceli, r ( e v e:f )‘ v vi. 1 - 1 .. .. 1 Et jir i t iNc ci " i Ve ill, ei 'C l r a l i t i , l a t i e .c s , r i . (; : d Y , si a: l wi p l o i: i S r i S o l g i ' I:71 1 1 r' t e Ct e:l Arr : L i‘ t o i I CP . t °R 1 A :: : : (1 . 01'itfl!:: : 1 1: 1 !): ': : 0 : 15 31 : r : i ! fi e . 1 i '! :, t , i .; __ it ano, Somergetsliire. 1 . l e o Cc'''. 11,,rt IL' ''the Itetiory Of Burton (;0,,1e5, oot, re' vaFant by the Jealit of. the R a o. D'i , c,,r1 0 ~..11e:. VAusban Thomas B. a Fellow t orS ul ili Coikge 1 '., 01 Djote R 0.0.5,. G , ;. , 0 the tict;lory -, Joucestersl.ire eV Rev. 11;rilepi:Irisin-ligt)trcani.::lGnlFoll'irc'eLstteiVlcis,ll,ri);et:filate,4:l:4'' N,.. 1, . alt, jun. to the .1, t I atillllolltillire ~;r0:)1, r,rlley.Dlviii Eviii . ra . to the Living of 1)3 ' 1- 15 ecittiockshir. 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