Star.
London, England, 1805-03-26 00:00:00

• LONDON.

TUESDAY, MARCH $6.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCII
Coof. for wary ssl*—fot 4.

Government received ioformation yeterday, that
his Maje(y the 'Clio of PRUSSIA has fent inftrue-
dohs to his ofinifter at Paris, to prefent an imme-
diate remon*rance to the French Government againk
the blockade of Lubeck, &e. to demand that the,
French troops occupying the paffage to that city,
(hall be Inftantly withdrawn. •

By the Gottenburgh Man. which arrived yeller-
day, after our Paper was at prefs. we received the
following : _ _ _

Lowal Etas, MARCH 3.—lntelligence hu been
received from Lubeck, thlt French troops hive oc-
copied all the villages in the neighbourhood of that
city, and only permit fuch perfons and goods to enter
or some out as they think proper.

GOTT 111 RO N, MARCH 14--Letters received from
Lubeck, to day, confirm the accounts brought by
lad poll, that French troops occupy all the villages
round that city, and:that not a waggon or cart with
goods is permitted to come out of it : the °bled of
this, it is kid, is to flop all Englillt commodities.—
Great fears are, however, entertained that it is not
the only use, but that contributions will alfo be de-
manded.

PITLISIVROH, rsa. ty.—The winter has been
uncommonly fe•ere in this country : the wolves have
approached feveral towns and ♦illages in flocks, aasl
force of them have even entered the aresu, and taken
assay dogs.

We have received the Monitors to the Toth infant,
factorise. The intelligence which they contain is of
'the higheft importance. Box APA IT a has been declar-
,ad gigs/ Italy. We were prepared for tome great
changetin the Conftitution of the Italian Republic ;
but we fcarcely could have conceived, that in addition
to the Imperial diadem of France, Naroason would
have furcharged his brow with the weight of the Re
isal Crown of Italy. We rather thought that one..
of the younger branches of the honk of BOOMPAILTS
Walla bane bees nominated King of Lombardy
but the ambition of the twice Conqueror of Italy
knows no bounds. He teems to derpife or defy the
effortrof Anftria and Raffia, the two Powers which,
fades intereft or inclination, have Drown a difpotition
to procure fotne'fernblance of independence for the
weaker Italian States ; and inked of limiting the
extent of his fovereignty to either the Italian or Li-
gurian. Republics, or to both conjoined, he proclaims
hitefelf at once the King of Italy. In this fweeping
and comprehenfive term is compiled, wh.n he ball
find it convenient to difcnfs the force of the Award,
the Kingdom of Naples, the Papal States, and every
part of that country, from the Alps to the extremity
of Calabria. The Conititotional Statute, it is true,
provides for the reparation of the two Gowns—when
the Wand of Malta shad be evacuated, and the lonise
Mends ellablilhed as a free Republic. Extravagant

and improbable as thole conditions fee's. TALLIT•
SAND, in his (perch to his Mager, confiders them as
events not fo remote as the *dual eircumitanees of
Europe would lead us to topper*
Piembino has been ereeed into a Prineipali ty, and
she hiss* 4111‘ ha ben inveled with she fove-

nig*, of it, Vor ef to France.- The ofienfible
motive for the eretiOn of this new power in the heart
of Italy, 4 to fuccour the French garrifun in theifland
of Elba, and to prosrifion it when necefery. This
is one of the etpedients to wpich BOWAPILITI has
recourfe for reboring the Mediterranean to that prif-
tine Rate, without which heavy'', hisdeterminatlon
not to make peace. -

L'lndoWiptable and la Coynelie, *MA had fepa.
rated from the TouLin fqtradron, have got back to
that port.
We have alto received Dutch Papers to the s 4.
Thofe of the a2d Rate, that on the sots, the Cote.'
mil:Goners appointed by the Legiflative Body wank.
a• Report on the two important letterrof Ihe'Direc-
tory of State, the one proposing a new form of Go-
vernment, the other the railing of an Extraordinary
Loan on property of 3 per Cent. have re6tlved in fa-
vour of the propofition. The toporeamerweisieretl
to be printed for the ufe of the" tiers, and-were
to be taken into confideration osildikiltd. After op-
pointing a new Prefident for thi 4nag siccing, the
AffeMbly will adjourn to the sseh of April Din;
and, id the mean time, the new Conflitution will be
febmitted to the people.
Letters from the Hague mention, that Admiral
Vainness had been feat for to that refidence, from
Dunkirk, where he commands the Dutch flotilla, but
that be had been prevented by indifpofition from
obeying the fummons. His brother arrived on. the

.
14th. ' aPpears that Scentless., inciace totally
mitcarried in his attempt to nice a loan of fifty mil-
lions of florins at Amfierelans, and that the propofal
for a new contribution of three or four per cent. upon
property, is in confegitence of this failure. This loft'
attempt cache& great difcontent, as it was underfiood,
upon his.settirn from Paris, that there would be no
more forced loans or contributions.

A letter from the Lower Elbe, deed the 15th in-
Rani. niyi:--6s Swedes and Profs* are not ;woo the
molt amicable footing at prafent ; but it is thought

that matters between them will not be carried to e-
tretnitits."—A pretended article from Berlin *flirts
that Raffia has departed from her plan, of ahiapce
with Great Britain, which afertion we know to hi
ngfoeoicd.

The citadel pf Mentz continues to be' demolithtd,
aid the greater part of the Artillery Cilficers at that
place have received orders to repair to the• Northern.
Coaft. • • •

• • Admival paqa senate has retaroed to Brelt CM*
Pavia, mid has reeoiveci the aiSts of the civil and nii•
Mari anthotitlea. •

- Yeller* the Catholic Petition was• prefented by •
Mr. Pot in the Houfoof Commons, and Lord Qat*.
vtisa in the Haute of Lords. Vets, little difeaffion
took place upon it. in either Houle.
In the COMMOES Mc. CARTWILICIPIT exprefersl hit .
furptife that it timid be prefented, when it was known
that there was at prefect an infurmountabk °beads
to the Prayer. W. Fox replied, that he could not.
according to the Contlitution, acknowledge any in-
furmountable objeaion.
Lord Hawks sau av in the Hoofs of Lords, pledged
himfelf to oppofe any Motion: that fhould be founded
on the Petition in favour of the Roman Catholics,
for reafons which he Would then Rate.
The Petition was ordered to lie on the Table in
both Hooks. The gth of May is the day fixed for
taking the Petition into confuleration.

Yeierday, after our Paper was at pre's, we were
favoured with a perofal of Come pnvate letters from
the Mediterranean, all of which continue to (peak of
Lords Nation having been left in purfuit of the Too-
lon fleet. One of thefe is from Captain HARDY, of
the Ship Hero, of London, d.sted Malta, Feb. 9, of
which the following is an extra@ :
At prefent there is an embargo laid on all fhips
under Englifh colours, till they have heard where the
French fleet, which flipped out of Toulon, is gone.
Lord NeLsom, and the Britifh fleet, paired here five
days 'ago is parfait of them, fuppofing them to have
gone to Egypt.
40 I jure you the French fleet being out puts every
thing to a Rand, bat the frigates and fioops are de-
tached in all &veinal* to find them out.
44 One of the French flo gnu fhips being difabled
was chased into Carrie, fix days ago by the Poosaa
frigate. The remainder of them confining of eleven
(ail of the line and eight frigates, have not been feels
fence. The Sax Hoes& frigate was very near being
taken by the ettemy."
Another loter emu the number at twelve (hips of
the line and (even frigates, two of which were chore
that had attacked the Aaaow and the 4cinaon, and
that the flips had t 2,000 troops on board.
Letters from Gibraltar, dated the 27th February;

•
*ate; that the Toulon Meet, after they efcaped the vi•
gilance of Vice-Admiral Lord Miaow, were moll
effeditially difperfed in a violent gale. and were fo
much difabled as to reek atelier in different Ports in
the bledttervaneane Theft letters Mate further, that
three fail of the line, fell of artillery and troops, are
in the harbour of Carthagena, and want much refit-
ting prelims to their being ready for fee.
.This morning Sir T. Teovesit it or, Rear Admiral
of the Blue, received hi, final infitudtions from the
Admirahy Board previous to his failing to the Eafi

Lan night orders were ifued to Admiral Retool*
to prcceed to Porttmouth immediately to hodt his
84g on b and the (Zy.arri, and wait further orders.
The Admiral is to taped the embarkation of the
troops defined for a fecret expedition.
Oa Friday diedrafter a long illnef, at Stoke, the
Right Hon. Lord Gaosos Laroox; Governor of
Plymouth. Colonel of the asth Regiment of Foot,
and only brother of hi, Grace the Duke of Rico.
mood. His Lordfhip was in his 68th year, and mar-
tied Lady Louts• Kaaa, daughter of the Earl of
Mauve, by whom he has left General Lassos,
Collate(' &TOM; sad the HO& Dim haus. I T..

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Yesil.iW ffikeisils4 feliiiight* the Crown buil.
aka listabakiet the etille.': • It included the three fol..
litwing cafes-Of the neoll horrible :warden in 'the 5,-..i
kilogus of Wpm depraviy A 4e/kradfor 'oilmen.
his' eriks siA for hairless Iliesfateer i smd a asithei
lcie iiiiiihfr4hr iomearlit - •
yelia If" of Holbeck,' in the bornigh d.
Leeds, iniiii et Riding, cliehier, was loaded for
the wilful tneeditif Hannah Wilkinfoq.bis wife.
- ' Ann -Briton raid the hired at Fiolbeck. near'
Joeedr, about one hundred yards &oil the Palaces 1hoot! ;* Ali the knew the 4eciated .WhO worked at
' •131* (fili 'Withers's) hetife:' 'She beileitei`the Peiforer
Aid tis trial bad hem Nuarria *boot eight of nine.
_lmre ; ea the, fit)* .iley of November. the day on:
Nffieh the
_prifpner's wife died.lffie rras*apparent.
tfood'healtkeed fpirits, and tams to lir work _likallt
*NW u'clo2k in the morning $ flieweniti her . dinner;
*bogie soon, end returned Aoki ilia IMO& ;irks.
40:1* guAlbu 44. the eritnefeenikoll- to **Availed,
11.111942,7 lv T,
~prwlrs if
- listwato nos ow-
l"' I Pf! II I'lt, •pi. .... t*S:clid not
Apeak r Ow tioffitralliti AM . dr- Le dieingl
-7644 tila*u.wsll lifiStet. •••• 7. a&clie lop-
9. 4 to long I *eat tit 'void Ilimithei lift* crying.
NVlken the Rum into the bi, *e fail f• Milt Juts,
this rive done to mei"' therm fly 4 is. Ao.
mach tooth before askoftee . west' elm. 'sot!
foite.ell 'iml petit' boy.- after tfiat fite wag
from :nylon& siboW tie • eiteirk. I likiely. ilea
root to ogritooso, Mad found her hr bed. very II; I
then thongbt her fo ill that the squid outlaw ferrite.
The ireeafed Paid." I Ask wofe.Stel "'piece." She
law the pi ffnief who conic dinytt hake► and emptied
the weed tom:loin* Whit decoded h.A Illroviti off.
• .her Roma* ; when hor ettoottown Rah* he ceme
' tharply ; be did not lop is the room above. minute
Or two ; be looked at the dectgadt omit kid, " whit
sl (ice the; halt I" I Paid, • “Ilie might Well have
toeh a face" - 'Upon nil &Pit for a towel to wipe
,her fookbe threw me one. • .. .
i,1441(1' Voiles kid the knew :the Palmer and the
"eCtlired• from ha la* *WO them : Ali Ohs diy
the rleceafed.died, the was pskiiinshy their window,
tod IV. ' the Prillinei arid his tio &Olken at dinner;
it ,was than about s qttaiter PA eleveti echiek g the
4* the acceded that night between fix, and (even
.0104.; thsirbioy teem for her. The deceafetwas
OftalEsif loth thu fisa! vurj i.lll but Valet; the did
'set r - (tore tinse ; a jot her iito bird; this
leils t tip= (tan hear before the died. Has
ihred a srii to theta- ebout four years; they
lived upon ifagreeable terms, and were a very on-
•I4PPY, c"Ple' •
• :Upon her e,rofe en • • the Lid theT was apt
di& when the deie ; nor was us. IPriforier
auktaies the witnife BM went. ' Upoo bilis abed
by Mr. Rains, whether the had ever bad say words
gerkip, brand l the anfivered, the asitainly bad
UsLyrot !lib him, and hoped again Wiese fome.
Heal • Alderfon Paid the hied neighbour to the
Prifoner,and WAS in his houfe on the I ash Of November
about fix orfortren iii the evening. and law the deceafed.
Ilte tusiiborated the teßinsony of the pielecling wit-
nets as to bed being ill, and being on du &or, aid
put to bed; Paid Ihe atked the dmeOed where her
pain lay ? and fie replied. "all over Me." I went to
the bed-fide to her. and the expired fob* sfier.
Mr. Teak, of Leeds, firepon, iris next demised.
He Paid he called upon to exams the decaded
on :be Wedoefday after her death.
.. fad. that
?pda opening the ficenach, he found the teinal part
to that Rate that left no room to doubt tifit the bid
lied liy pirifoti.. In &vend parts of the ffotnach he
hew appearances of inflammation. In the internal
coat of the Roma feveral parts were corroded ;
upon minutely examining them, he Wits enabled to
detea feveralfMall particles in fmall vthite grains, but
their colour not quite clear, on account of the mu.
cos ; he colleaed a &fficient number to fubmit them

attai the Mk tnehlates6 fair bludisthe."UpOti hunt tga
irbither the pritbitsr Ward* man, be filch he
furl at watt VW mild: He 'lid, 44 I knew him as
. eft tort bins:--I NIL that is the man." fie'
,r et her trail; •44 fihd.yon thre2 pennyw .
isifenie left Snottily:" Hh then raid, " MX lad,
.haa got bold of a grand. taillike ; and iiicealsult:-
it DO yoo know where I bought the &hes 1" I liswl
famed. 'ls did nat.". The Whoa lapin repOite4,
that but was &ruin the prifemer was the man. t When'
I Paid that be was the man, larved that be Changedi
.
countenance a good deal." • • •
Upon being croftresamined, he Paid it was slogi:
mon to oft arfenic for the dellunSion of rats s fbe
that they fold a great deal to a Man with wai a noted'
rat-catcher. .

Thomas Barrel, keeper of the pain, at Leids,,,
raid, that be was with the la* witnefs when be idea..
tiled the perfon of the prifoner ; and that he had st. 4.
knowiedged to the wieners that he bad been at Leeds`
'Sun night. • • .
.Mere the evidence for the profecution doted ; aid
:the prifoner, being celled on for, hie defence, raid
that he had not been in a druggift's hop on the stightll
of which be was acceded; and that his wife did net
lay dk &age to him; neither had any thingof thel
hind been proved; for no one could farfo. He fa
hewn completely fall* aecured. '
ebiraeth were called Benjamin' -1
shaker, at Molbeek, Robert Walker,-PaaSteadsaild,
join Holete.,--The Joey were not long in returning
their verde& of Guilty.
The judge then, in a deo* folemi msotur, Foy.
noh4eed the featence of deeds upon the tnifoner ; toad
upon pthaouneinit'.the UR wards anslmay ,Con
have mercy upon your foal r—the pawn raid, 01
ant,not ofreitLa far 6=V - •
Agreeably to. his femme, he
_wfli ,exteeted oa
Monday ferniest, and his body fent to the General
Infirmary at 'Aga for Meats:
iteydfillif late of disputa,' of Ilastelal•Mir.
na, in the county of YOrk, labourer, was indicted for
the wilful murder of Jofepb Oldroyd, of Sandal.
Magna aforefaid.
The fire witnefs called was William Jagger. He
raid, that be knew the deceafed Jofeph Oldroyd, who
lived at Mill Thorp Grange, and that the ;Wooer
was the fon of the deceafed, and lived in the boat
with his father and mother. That the deceafed bad
a (mall croft or elide behind his hook, which he few
the pnfoner about half pail ropr o'clotk,
in the morning of the July lan. He raid, " I
went from home that day, but upon my return in the
evening, about fia o'clock, I went to the houfe of the,
deceafedt and round him dead, and a wrinkle round
his neck, Which appeared to have been made bt
rope ; there were alto feveral bruifrs about his back,
on his thiichs, private parts, and a lump of clotted
blood in his mouth, and his tongue appeared to be
bit through with his teeth."
- The nest witnefs, Sarah Jagger, wife of the lail
withers, (aid, that having heard of the deeeakd's
death, the went to the haute to fee him ; and upon
inquiring of his wife where-he was, tie raid, "My
lab, I was not in the houfe when all this happened;
W I had been in the hock, I could have prevented all
this ; it is to fudden a thing, that folks will fay we
have killed him ; he is lying dead in the garden, with
hie head under the cherry tree." The friends raid, Ilse
went and raw the (kneed ; the prifoner alto went
with hero the here defcribed the .appeerance of the
I deceafed. the, fame as the preceding wieners.
Lucy Key was nest called. She corroborated the
'tyro former whinges as to the appearance of the de.
tweed; and that he raid to the deceafed's wife, " Oh,
Betty, what a light is this !" to which the replied,
44 Do not fay aught about it."
George Rnbinlim corroborated the preceding wit:
notes, as to the aatrance and fituation oft& de.
ceded; but thin lffl it impoffible for hhn to have been
hung. upon the tree, which in the. bole was but about
nine inches round, and abotit four feet high. There
was not a branch Arong enough to ban; himfelf upon.
Said, " railed the pt in• Quit time an the morning
the deceafed went out if the houfe 1" and he replied,
about eight o'clock in the morning. A brother of the
deceafed was there, who Enid to the prifoner, " You
have murdered him.; he has bees banged ; what
have you done with the rope 1" The prilbner replied,
*Do you think I would kill my father;llltal:e care
you do not follow him to the grave yon grey.beaded
old rifcal." The wieners raid, be was at the foment'
of the deceafed, and on that day found a rope over a
crook in the parlour ; that he carefully exishined the
tree, and found there were no marks upon it.
Upon .his crab-examination, be raid be would not
(wear but that it was poifible for him to have been
hanAeon one. of the branches.
nliamin Trueman Paid, he few the &seared after
his death, but he bad no rope about hie •Pck, nor
any appearance of one having been upon the tree ;
smd that the deceafed could not have hung hirießlf
spas the tree withodt kneeling down, and the gtafs
dad not appear to be at all trampled upon. The ?fi-
rmer tog this Wieners, that the deceafed was miffing
Ittliont eight o'clock in the maiming; but the wife
tire likeeikd told the Wiinefi it was about eleven
o'clock.

• • . •
•Ir• • ' - tree, . i iiii whsdh the
osketti.bole of this' cherry aa. •
• avaslound,- it 4 feet a iches high, and- lo
Anches sound I one bough is iSt feet. fromthe igroood,
:harked so spy ranee of the bark being in ase•leaft
ditattged, and thinks it impotfiblefor thediceafed to
lie* hanged bimfelf pison it.
M. Thomas, of Wakefield, &m' ean was tidied.
, W
IMe defctilad the appearance ofla cord having been*
guilts:bet round the neck of the deceafed, and a mark
itiider.•the left ear!. Upon difeaing the neck, be
.faund the nadir diflocited ; the wounds on die body
'appeared to have been got by'lltnggling apinft Tome
hard fiddhuite and could not have been sufliaed by
Ildpifelf, h being ideas thathitdeatb came by firen-
.golition. •
• Elisabeth Wray& the wife of• die deteifed, Paid
• abbot' fiire &clods in tilt nandingiof the day on
'Which bet • bulbatid dieds he went with her to
oak sad came back with her s when they had got'
liblita.lie pia to the Witnefs, 44. I'll t 4
lb
you sas
utoz kg he' I reidi " I do net want 10.° - He.
a od' do trot !Moat hoW lion you maiy.want!
;11; • He thew lay discs ern the•bed,—and I west to
get berries in the garden with my fon. She Paid that'
Isaliedycoald get one of the honN oeltuci it, *abut
Oa teeing, . and' cheep_ *fit,' .herdaai • Oat
di. difturbautet if thirobd bee* my M the rants
Whelk they had heels lentil two hausa•jklise garden,
wild had got die they aft woo the Boole.
Vilna haftliWodaf,.)}44. 'topped with
arm,
*the Wok. Ose Wm* *aosades ? the kid
—.be slid.
_, they came into the hoofs, they
alluld Mt liteliftlideiffibitilt AO* attic when
it* imlind" hint sisiktilsii had Yytifhkahat the, cherry
tree., •-• She Paid. that IliOnaVer bid bare this. coroner
sac the Magiarate, " that lie had' left her fon is the
hoofelleediug of a cancer, at the time the went out
to get the harries." She' faldhkr timid found him,
and took thl rope trots off his neck. He has lying.
againtt the tree, vo one fide. She raid the Wiped
foosebody had got the rope. She faid the had oats
taken a rope from off her huilsand's neck, whets he
has attempted to Pike his life.' . She (aid, " I believe
that my huttiand &greyed himfelf, becaufe be has f 9
often told me that he would." She Paid, She did not
tell ihat to the Coroner.

The depo6tions taken before Mr. ',rock, the Co.
toner, were then read, and firft the prifoner's, who
raid he was alone with his lather when his-mother
went out to get berries; and that there was no rope
afiont his father's neck when he found bins.
Elizabeth Oldroyd's were then read, in which the
raid that he had left the prifoner in the bode when
Ike went to fret berries.
After having withdrawn for about an hour, the
Jury returned their verdie of—Guilty.
Upon the prifoner being eked, why fentenee of
death &odd not be puffed upon him ? be declared'
he was as innocent as a child. The ufual fentenee
'was then paged on him ; but, in confequence of 00,
objeeions. made by his Comdr.* be is refpited. for
the prdent. • -
Atav Hanneed, late of the parith of Rotherham; in
the Weft Riding, tingle woMeiti, viakindieted for the
wilful murder' her female billiard child.

The prifoner was a (errant of Mr. Roodhoufe, of
Brickfitoufe, nearßotherbenhand was taken in labour
on the xsith of November fall. She concealed bet
labour from her fellow fervanu, and inSiled it was
only a ferere cold that Ow was ill of. Her fellow
fervants, however, fufpelting the caufe, fearched thit
out-houfe where fin had been, and found a child that
had been cut open from. the ear to th y ; in &arch-
ing the prifonees room a bloody in alto fool&
'Thomas Wilkinfon, the &wen, was feat for
in tonfegoence, proved that the child had errived•to
the full period of birth, and was probably born alive,
and be few the prifoner Madly after, who 'ago the
fitoation of a woman after a recent delivery. The
Jury without befitation found her Guilty.
She fell oq her knees and implored mercy, and was
obliged to be taken from the Court by force. She
was executed, purfuant to her fentence, on the fame
day, .and on the fame gallows with John Wilkinfon,
who bad been tonvided for the murder of his wife.

Tuat.as, one of the Grecian Sages, being aficed—
Which was thaw& road to wealth t anfwered," Be
indettrious, and fairing yet ceafe not to offer incenfe
at Fortune's Ibrine."—Had the Philofopher lived at
this era, ha would undoubtedly have thus concluded
his reply—u Yet ceafe not to coast Fortune at her
Lorrsay &rine." Nay, it is fcarcely to be doubted,
ootwithfiandiag the ancient Sages affeeed to defpife
riches, that fuel a glorious Lottery for Cppital Prizes
as the prefect Scheme difplays, would have induced
THAISs himfelf to become an adventurer.

The general antipathy we feel from childhood to
medicine, induces us to delay remedies when we really
wint them. If difeafe does not alarm our watchful
'friends, the neceffary quantity, confinement, and
dread of nenfoosa medicines, add to our repugnank!.
When sailed with Gout, Rbeumatifm, Scorbutic
Eruptions, weak Digeltion, 'or Nervous -AffeEtions,
they are removal ULSSURY'SPATINTAIITISCOft-
sonic Damn; the of which is a kW drops, and
no rearaint of diet or enercife. To avoid counter-
feits, afk for Spilfbury's Patent Antifcorbutic Drops,
with die Stamp (the King's duty) printed in black
inks fold at the Difpenfary, No. '5, Soho-fquare, in
bottles of ss. 6d. los. and it U. duty included.

Oauthe slid alt at flatliZy. by [metal licence, by the Rev. R.
Banat AMOK bisationtery Lege, Efq. Captain zjth Regiment,
to Mn. Elm Creffisot.liollaad, widow of Capt. Henry thalami.
late of tke eath and ksond daughter of WM. Watt
14 of die about'
Oa Taefilay the tgiti MR. at fk. John's Church, Wakefield, by
WI ICC. Dr. htualdmik lonaalmh Welker, fifq. of Perham, one
of his Itelherdbfa palmier the Peace for the Weft Riding of York,
tet MS Mari Hama, of Bt. jahtea, third daughter of the late
Danl. Mk Maser, Efq. formerly of Rotherham.