The last of the Stuarts.
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''This most wonderful character still


lives at Tweedmouth. A Scottish pa
per says he will complete his 1l5th
year on Christmas, 1843. His father,
Gen. John Stuart, was cousin OF "Prince
Charles" the Pretender. His grand
mother was the lady OF Airlie, well
known in old Scotch song. JamesStuart
saw those memorable battles during the
rebellion 1745, Preston-pans and Cul-
lodcn, and has spoken to and had wine
with the Pretender. He served on the
side Of the royalists in the American
war, and was at the battle Of Quebec,
where Gen. Wolfe lost his life at the
momen; Of victory. He served on board
man ofwar for many years, under
those naval heroes, Admiral Rodney
and Rear Admiral Hood. He has been
five times married, and now lives with
his fifth wife, rs years younger than
himself. He has had by his everal
wives 81 children, ten Of whom have
been killed in battle-6ve of them in In
dia, two at Trafalgar, under Nelson,
one at Waterloo, and two at Algeirs.


For nearly 60 years he has Travelled
in the border districts as a wandering
minstrel, playing on fiddle; but he
never asked aims from any one. Hun
dreds Of persons can testify 10 his anna
zing strength, from which circumstance
he gothic bye-name of'Jemmy Strength ;
Among other feats, he could carry "a
FOUNDER cannon, and has been known
to lift a cart-load Of hay weighing ton
and half upon his back. Many time
he has taken up jackass, and walked
through the toll bar, carrying it on his
shoulders. 1t will be long before we
can look upon his like again, to hear his
stories Of 1745, and his glowing des-
criptions of the young Chevalier.