THE Observation-Disclosures.
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The St. Louis RsreiNe gives the following nc
ucc ofa very celebrated character; the celebrated
English robbcr, ThunderboI., who has for Il num-
Der oil years past successfully eluIed all search,
died few days since at Brauleboro', w., whore
he had resided a number of years, aud enjoyed
much celebrity as a physician, entirely uEsuspcc.
ted. The Barre Patriot gives the following ac-
count OF the discovery of who he really was:-


During his last illness he refused to be undress-
ca, anu when near his end, hired two men 20 bury
hIm IN his clothes, just as he died. u contrac,
winch was not fulfilled Oh their part in conse-
qucHce OF the neIghbors, who were dcsirous of
giving his remains n more dcceu. and BETTING
burial. On removing his clothes, previous 10 his
beng land out tho of this eccentric desire of
his was mnnlfesi-the wllhcrcd leg and cork heel,
Ihc shot marks, and the scar which witnessed n
previous attempt al sulcido-precisey as laid
'--- - I:rt''r"'s'o 49,; t,,ion Of h;o,nn,rtoi
hIm as the Thondcrbolt who had gained sucn no.
tcrloty in England and this country, as one Of
the most daring and successful highwaymen ,ha,
ever graced the annals of crime. On his person
we're also found a dirk and pistol, and among his
effects. arms of all descriptions, together with
watches, diamonds, ewelry, &C.. &C., oan enor.
nous value packed away in saw dust. He a.
ways went dressed in three suits of clothes, TO
make his figure more portIv, aui to preven, re.
cognlton, and his wI,he'ed ley was found wound
with clothes, 10 make il appear the size of the
other,