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~ f •••••••• 1.1 s 1 ~, •t 7 • it J 4 . ~, ~ - N %aria 1 26 5 I • • he Elst j rtt t m into thttc om . di rtot \ early-in ncent',, d am eaat th e b ut ['min;() to th e LlA:vn captu re d co, where Cluain er a , given op, a„,d eneral rasOern i s , and fr.:m !h Decetnba. cd tt.e Pi.reveno llik .zci the Mimi c • It.o-t 31oter i . 53. ' , puke. c, bound to d. aey sea the 'ater per' hoe r , Is; got Vintlip s ie was in hop, Ira, in 2t;datc, thick sve?,th e . , the Wham*, It the t.,cly J l . Arrived a t 4 'titter, front ti e rt.'s-tuts, (*r m. Alnseir. ; I'assetl tt tom Rottactlas t r this alto - too t , act:. Alksi Inwards tm Itotterdam; 11111ina; m litr Si.tcrs, j. and Trade, for bun; Ti Eagle, for Que. y, fur Sr. VIII. tor Bengal; ; and the flirty 'tom Liverpool ; Spencer ; a id it, from Giber. rfoundLisol. ik —, from Boni. torts, —, bah and Wilbelniko, In HaWan toi► er Lass; —, Ivan ong.-57. Uniek i the 9th inst. h houn.l to B. a Hope. all we!, roni China. to intett the fol. :Ling the Order li ghiaL to the institufn3 e POltTlt to Acn esty's Plenipotes- [led the Order el institurcst by his e express purpose ation on the 0:M -rs who s,rvetl is er is di-tinguidied Diamond-, acrom. ming the Imperial :Kid on thcsn who d which the Coutt Empire, his Mat Le wearing of tke 11 those who haw his Knights. d,in token of the between the two hall be maitatained e has been writtea, ain accordingly. all is customer • 1804." le order of Knight that canspaiga he 20th of No- BONAPARTE fa , and with the hen goes on in which upheld the her forms, convulse ther States ; under Lrfies, solemnly ad ratchfulness for the age, In case so un :ert amongst them the measures which the safety of their llity of Europe."--. st published I Physiology aail as shewn what , particularly is eat and Dumb; Edition, in or• on, with the °b red Practitioners )IITAL, CUVIEgt t TIDES, ALAI'S), to till between ten e list of 26 capital ge left the town on avated crime placed d that the prisoner Ranters, dot,' Unto, w—o Ildhani. They for' shutter with 2 . 11111 .: i r her money, i n person, and used be n Ta•nes machos, of morbus, afte 'net Paton, the 1.91 ever, after an lila. lEet Indip,SOP itoonit. • • 4„,„. VT, ~.. _ NEW TRAGEDY. This day was published, iovent-n Bvo. price Theatre, 45. stitched, as performing 'at CGarden The Second Edition of JULIAN, a Tam:a:mi.,. in live Acts. By MARY • 'RUSSELL .I‘l ITFOR D. • Printed for C. am& W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. NAPOLEON' MtMOIRS.--The Second I. Edick s on of NAPO.I.EOWS 'OWN MEMOIRS, written at St.Yriena, Cie piabikasi.ni of which has been unavoidably retarded, will appear Oil Satigday next. Pristed,for bl. /104 Sange r an 4 Co, and Henry Colburn and Co. Oa Saturday next will be pulliihed, 'lluve Vols. post 870. ' lila ETONIAN. Third Edition. A Series of *stays, Criticism:‘, and Dedneations of Life and Manners. Printed for Henry Col'ouru and Co. Conduit-iitreet ; and Charles Knight, Pali-Mail noir. 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I that pne hundred find tea bora, of.freau 8 to 1.5 Mare i lif h i p's'," peris"bid; Oil this occasion, from Stlffootlll39i by • Virig l itlissed'itigether in so ' small a space - Ou! t:Par:spied ni3int : ; •'• .'' ' • - i ' ..- , ; Mr. Phasket afterwards state that no blatneserkbet imputed to any individual, though the Governor ceni sures the delay, causing the procession to be involved to darkness, so that the thronging multitude were igsuirant oFthe mischief they occasioned. . ; the account of thi s un h a ppy a ffair is thus term tlitted4 It becomes the duty of Government to notice, . in the highest terms of:approbation, the good conduct of the i nhal , itantfris the aeighhourhood of the Convent, and even of tha,misey6l9.parents of the sufferers. • . The thanks of the c,acivertunent are equally due to . the Medical Officers, ;Civil, And. Military . ; alsq to. the - Malta Peticibles under, the immediate command of Captain the :Marquis de Piro, and to the Deputy In '.pector•General and the subordinate .officers of the ' Police. :By their general,eAertions the loss, great as it unfortunately is, seas considerably diminished. in their vititto proteetsaliVorinAg t ri t le . . Mapocl,lima . • • , aiiirk fir Mmieff hedid stet 'eAtw' h e rete - ft 4 :Pe` ota theittirftikinsoiev...liaviOirld'tii-ti ictlhti tielad' notlieiVhiniaell V' Uhl I44e'A et Rita ''k ' i1 ''4147 try, they would have p a rdo n ed Mi ra f or hi s • irs. He was itiimiiiiiial Wiry had 'lli'dOP fielk4? 4 Let none of his friends and relittims eviF 4eriiii iralsea—. . he hoped that his death woe ditieurfriiii; t o m, that the innocent would suffer fisi-aligitift . . laligian guage of this young man loathed hin4 r iiii• - i,,qahe ' ' 1 1. generality of his companions in MVO e'.• tiri the person whom the seamen of die . Ifhirit' stiti:Nek•ave been exceeding kind to them , v`vhen PrlscitiekiCiliOlird the piratical - vessel. Just before he was turned off he addressed the old.man :,--." Adis* . . 4 0 1kjiis iiii6liinipre 'adios " --(farewell oldman. for ester.fafeentll).lBiensa of the prisonerteriefl out for, nitereb.. P?So9llififilgeso : tlonsingoEuealla, the IslaCk m mut heu ackisstril i tne t ek: ... 6 4 Do not )iiiil:fOr tisscieilfere,*bilt play to (OD; we are all brought 1)14 7 6113E . That icaffAclUitbiliai for irthisig.:tbseiriveignsmend our life. Aftsu hittiwi tam innocent; hut I rang die elte.sa.rne as xott.all: :Tbsreia SOUTH AMERICA., IGltrir e are iitit ihildrep.; : W . not anybody here who eap donaily . ,good, so *axe us Intelligence has reached from Rio de Janeiro to think only of Glen 'A. 1 . 11 the 2d ult. It was ascertained that the Purtugtiese but men ; pin WI - with - at alt -.. musfigeii igd' AV ifew . troops at Monte Video had refused to embark for years those-who kill - us Oust ilk; tisfri.'. When f was Europe, the squadron seta from Rio for that purpose born, Gokset'the way.of osy death*: I. ( 1 / 4 /mot-blame having returned in the latter end of January without anybody. 1. was taken. by the pi rates , a nd t h e y ma d e ; effecting its object. The future political state of mme - helpthen.]: they world not let me be idle. I could y Monte Video wesa. placed in much uncertainty. The not show that this Was the 'truth and therefore the t 'Portugue troops aimed at retaining possession of it have judged. m e by t h e peo pl e the found rile Will for Portugal: General Lecor had instructions, by lam put to death unjn s tly, b at 'I hodY."lt • ' • ' • • sen t ding. off - the - Buiopean • troops, to s ec ure for was my Inisfortisue. ' Onan -let usinay'; if *e• are at • i aiFsise any .0r .. .... I.leath,t4 U cuing Braiil'i;*liilejtife Government of Buenos Ayres,. sl , innocent, so !nixie the less we lava sr*iel3 , enta --1 du witted on theopposite bat* of the- Rio de la Plata,. not come here to ;"• bad formed the deoign of .aCquiring..if possible, this Otte'diy or ether ; l imiter to dieinnOeint iliao guilt y . valuable territory. On the, r!tairn-,of the squadron to He iheil joined in'prayer witlitie otherC lie s'eerhed - Rio, an embargo was laid fdr a few ' days inlat port, to be much reverenced by his fellbsep r i so lie r s. Ff e c h ose ana an expedition , censistine 'or twilltig• el; Vitt' thasP•prayers he thought.mdst adaptedto the Occasion: sloops, anti three brigs of war, were•snbakquetitli• dii Hundreds were .whnesses of thT manly firmness of this• patched for Bahia; as supposed, to co-operate. "kb negro'. Observing . * bystander listenh'ig attentively to- General,Lalsatour. .. , . ~ die dornillaints of one of his felfow wretches, he trans- An ;arrival has, howeyer # , also taken p:laie trim Mad Evhatlittil been slid into English.' With a 'ste a dy • Marinhani;kinginia journal publ'is'hed OA thel jai pace.lind4 resolute - and' restive& conttEnincE, • he' ~ ascended the fatalleaffold. Cilhorvingtite ekecntirmer ult. ethifaiiiirii the rill - owing "Akeottifilorihi' defeat unable to untie a knot on the coll ar o f a p r i soner , h e of Labacour by the Portuguese .triotlini in &Mit '-' 7e Fig ith 'kis teeth uudid • it. ... llet-Illett- Waled -,siost, ter ,...11A HA Nuii. se, FE111..11,--Br a schooner Arrived vently till the drop. fell. •. .411iguel Jose pr4telted, his innocence.-48, - NO i .robido, no ki iip!,ado, ni ! 2g“no, at this port from Ternatisbuco r ,wd:havp.receivedffif 1011 - miring intelligence from that province and *i l in (1 - iturilofibiel no One; / have Ilai a: The Chief Libitottlit'ideeeigiiiiiireefeatiil y loglieit • iPinoiewle." the troops of Bahia; his been reified *a eierfeekt killed - no one t• I 7 *die itself/0e fif.v ( ll 4 asti'• an old . : Than; loss to the dissidents: . General !Vlseaeire d e z bistqny -fatnily wilt feels nip s ilitgcwieful detttlx)..Pran finalLY termined to attack the enemy: withont ttie siels , asivq eitca.liligue; prayflt fie,4,9;r4yl but ittaudibly. '. His . lines of s ipecitr, anikticttlrx ciiitstmelyAccremnjed. iit!), seemed to IltMe ito s iXtesl. : !h e body before he. was . the COnstitutionali t s 1. - "Labatobr was. ..fto.•flieht; el . eeoted. Brett GullTrollet, ceded, on all to witness aid - it - I.s not *et "Alit ceria'idt k t kfro . '" tr . ? . i . liiihe - r . he : heti Aireenvel it.lesgt . 6 . l . ____nt . e_fistiCt . : r . bilts . 10 - lay an um and the reit Of theittai;iellii tohel-bfit-it-ts sihsw : Mari for lit # o l4lFgang• beFotee fse&cif - Got• - . - Aug . posed that he is in atsigipe. . inipoests certain, that ' gastaStfiertimptlrezelleatedlsi declassadvhicianOaeuep; requested that noLcismletrtild,aaythe_bioLtoatle ,anz Lieittenant•Colorwl c abiole is pypoipiti him :with, or ders to advance as, far as ; ,th,e Alagoas, ke;ping, : the :onflsitini IA .h4d.nancto finalce.. Juan Verna ndc,a cOmnilthiCation ooen'beiwten the city, of Bahia 'pia i was . rather*eibitiiiate . when . die iiiititiOneipollecithe r r) . • the interior: . •. i ais.tio.t..-. -• • - 6 =l , . = e3: l li'.l-= I*.i:Jli4itti. Oder MS' errs. Iti iii'itfittliet. iia'ssionaieYy: A letter in the stinieJtistrnal, fitoin . pi tiamuce r . gt Qaite lit de nits 'iyee: " Age:l4oA( front 'Slit eye s . elated the 24 ac February,. states that d ie pr i nc i pa l :He then rubbed it up against one . of the ap t i g h es ' o f and drew the coveriog . ,fr . t! IWA,Efe. b,' I !gong kis: : defeat occurred, on the .g6th of January. -..- the gallows. Miguel Jose tuaile. the sao l o 4 orphop t i, .. Extract of a letter, dated Jamaica, February 8 : loud in his ejaCisla onsibeniiriy. is pt fiiiteily; ..' The aceotinti'friaria Meitilil are gloomy. ' A Loan head against a flovf-autttkr. yt t o on jia v i a , to Iturbide in the present critical tenure of his Impe rial Dyilasty,• welts* , eptiti as a dangerous stock. He was covered with thd lataelrii"ot sieeriAircitinds. ' Our opinion ii, and wears grounded in our belief by The whole of the ten included• in the death-warrant letters from ,the spok ,41tat,his,.reign will be short.— having been placed on tbaiiitffikl, and t h e ropes sus - The insurrection of Cinega - 161clians, on the 8d ult. at pended, the drop was let'dpwit. .40i4dre being lol'im fround alive.- ' Juaii" . Her t ikhdi t 'struggled long. , St. Martha, was quelled on. the 20th, and all is quiet tpense heavy - mats, broke the rope and fell t o . t h e again. Maracaibo wilt spoil fall before the active and . enterprising President, and thus finish the Colombian. Lima was much conv tilsed:* The old man, Gullimiler, struggle for freedom.".' ; and Miguel were apparently demi before•the•drop fell. . Eucalla (the negro) gave oats convelxion, and all was WEST-INDIES. over. When Nondre recovered (rem fall d •• c• • . the a 0 o . saw FROM THE KINGSTON CHRONICLE OF FEB. 8. • - an agonizing shriek ;' lie r WtUrii Milli:ids •;• screamed, his nine lifeless toniparlions stretched ha/leach, he gave The death-warrant for the execution of the pirates .. Favor, - flavor, Me maids sin batik!' OP' buenos Chris contained the names of Juan Gutterez, Francisco de &Ryas, Francisco Miguel, Juan Hernandez, Manuel .. Banos, me era rear, amiptirsisis, **rpm . rue, 7:0 hilly Lima, Miguel Jose, Breti Gullimilet, Augustus Her- c •.. hrtsitsno en Ma tiers?" , (Mercy, •inerc4, they .kill do I: Ito tile : i lie e .. do . ' nea ,Cjh ttle r b llliia , . 1 . : :, _. nandre; Pedro.Nondre, and Doman ti Eucalla. me withont cause. G! good Christians, proleei me About a quarter of as hour before day-dawn yes- protect me! i 0 0 ! N pr o ot l e i c e t r n o l i e rt . terday morning, these wretched culprits were taken in this . hirrd , parep" k m oi e • , , a ns m . Insley, e n , i- f F avo rea r, ee f s a. , vo n r i .n otr i a l. , itai4 etola ra ; hbed mak ... from the jail, undet R . guard of soldiers from the .50th regiment, and the city guard. On their arrival at no one; I have killed no one • neither tipaoHsh Eug the Where wharf the military retired, and the pri loners, with the Town Guard, :were put on board of . .- . ._• • . , . ' ..,. ..,.. t gusn, rrentn, nor any Other nation pett*t ine c ro. • tect tiail therc-y, triercil) He then Med hiittto. two *berries, in which, they proceeded to Port Royal Heaven, ' and rayed 14 nit and "loud:- ' I[7(4it . lit suspend ed,deallin.asanimmense - powerful e i rf Or u a l 01 10 : i g i, p:n ad tsd .o c ie ltu il lseaL- . Point (the usual place of execution in such eases). Their *ere there metby a party of military, consist- , a • P - . . ing of fifty men, under the . command of an Officer. After the bodies had been suspended abOut ,an They formed themselves, into a• square round the -pineeur ftecittiog, * iditt the Sheriff and his Officers,, t hey were Citidowni tffiti bliiitili 'close to 2 ''."" and -the itrisonert Ili the centre. - - The - gallows was of of elecititnt . ...., ~ ..., z . ~. ; . - ,,, f i.. : lc , - .. . - ; :i . ; : i,° !. ., e ... ; ... , . , . considerable length, and contrived with a drop so as • • i-•••- c. '7). 4 1 -44 -- t*.* - ••.; raislqrnot , l• ..' to prevent the unplealaut circurnstarves which fre- mot a quenely occby in this Country.. ' The unfortunate men print wi.t.h . mnsidefebi, e Pk - ail : it', that' - *iv ' re. pnnt of this excellent NI ork • titan whiclt *ifepettlit,pf-, Lea had been in. centinual 'prayer from tlattime they were serf has not to boast of a more •elegini pr odneting. Ndtilifth- awakened out of a deep sleep till they arrived at wording its modesttitle a ...c o id A.,, a , K .,,,c a bw, * A l l ier ft s , .... ~ .. , , T he_matter and expression strivig=ch. rrivit . that place where they were to' Close their existence. !aim) an entire body of Moral Philosophy— •bllittl‘f They all expressed ' their gratitude• for • the 'attach-. mem they had' met +-iiithi, Iron* , the Sheriff - and the' were l i n .a f w aa m° l l2c e : it ti'l otogik opi lfri"m6 tigat the li n it le l ef A% . inferior °Seers. - Massrof: - .thens- pressed the-11111de: ivintid4aire been clouhir , fte s fiZgh - fh - e uio liteserit s Chi Ninili PAR. of the turnkey to their Sip' others `to:their heats, *pm, • l's ii . o ..•;prnhibleithativrlltQvkt hit Mpg lakdisl neetcbgathe land, on their loves,. Orayeti tillttlZlOtadgstmi Cniatt,.. per, c t-e i p!ll tild211111:1" .. Irti r t4rgt.,ls:As l .l9,9Rllst nand and the •Vi field' MAlir,' Attiuld: bless- bias and: the., r u r n . 2 . 1 1 7. -ur _ . ! rre ( 2_,EL l fle . l .`Lvf ,IL°_,_",t l 7:di___tiff - z h it ; other eaolers•for theiorsoditese, .-They :all xtten ler- citn ' .- 7,, , ,.;',„ ,eit1y a:a 7 00 7 , 7, 54p - isc w;;747 4l . 44 .7 ks4 "" az uu plut "w eco. vently joined in. prayer. To our -extreme astonisho . otooricit,-morll, instrocove,•ana annizint; and' tift klls'lU lel Matt no tigrie2l. 4 hafactertof anr . persursion iivas - preas on-krookystraa:pasca..if titise:3a , tinra,inaarrrisidtAo Mt - sent. They repeatedly - called out; - "4•Adort4e. est:grid i n .l"!7 b " . . i-. 14 to t h if itr gX 4e"glitt)l 4t r tla " e l i . jitAttiVo n t : tai r tVZ* \itairser (Whele: is the Hely..Fadrer , ?) •. . . • • 1 dow4A , ll4l9 , :vassb an „.„ ll , 4 ,i, n , a , sei e kipupi ,,„ isteet i si ,„ Hernandez - . called ‘ost ail persons4reseetanc Radii) , inspired. ,Tisin:.crio,,,; ) P.O o _, 4o 44 kodht inyula moj: heals.binv-i.he.was itgiocenri 'what dler hack laidithouri r a:ecture of the antiteer Mill& • ' Ullee k tAl c lila:oTM% I l eiiii'.) 'h i umleisin g riir ' nelf. l rliit Y Was " tialler. "! lina Mal- 1 blCieent he orC M 4lre po d rt :b ati t4 tles t sons till wi l iih he4lispenfes4 l l llftaliK tiltbe ' firm ~ He said- he had'admittecL himself guilt 3i, bs i lltiavity l;f:a4tie l inf - Wartaly fitfAi&it itillioliti - eitste indlii;W' latisselte hoped.: toupardon - ; but that wise he vcaelo - .. nets of a beloved ptipiL The rmitetnixt have, by many author* iilisalse called Gop , Jcsre Cisencr, the Ewa rtost•,.' of gstivilsk)se bENsi iirst , *o;vpooireivaSrAggsrAtpredmigt, the. ,g bi i O4 yr M azy . and l i ra s ia n azi. La „ v i z i... 3 .6 ;m i la fiit , z ß it ti f t 4Zr . .int . l)!he . ftterits,pftl t _inlrd i k t it, n. lily teadir, u ncle aeiceActt,thilliatiseltrate no , piiatei.no.ll/Urdet 7 u 7 s e m...osaipinfloshwial =" ionhi T iit - . . ,Isokhiten forced:. :Ale liiiiitenarx‘wsifa,atretelt: WAIF s pairnents iR executed is in every way ',alai)? thc excellent, of ( kJ not fear GOD, and had compeltedltiut to act. .We Author. Altogether, the. Book Jo eminently etitirird es a Juan CiAteres. and Francisco de Sayas -were loud• plAce,On the shelves of every Libiallr. . COUNTY FIRE-OFFICE, • . LIFE OFFICE. • • Regent-street, London. stablished in 1806. PRESISENT AND' TRUSTEES. The Duke of Noaroix, The Duke of RUTLAND, • The Marquis of NORTUA3iPTON, Earl Gazy, Lord BILAYRROOICE, Lord Krso, &c. Sce. &c. DICICTOSS. Lord NORTHWICL, Sir MOIRE Prxr: t FRANCIS CORSI*, Esq. .fassiss Suciorivics, Fag. Sir JOHN DOYLE, Bart. 11011..WASSI1ACIT3N SHIRLEY, RONzRT Downs, Esq. M.P. ... WALTER STRICKLAND, Esq. Sir S. B. MORLAND, Bart. M.P. Sir W. E. 'Wt.l.isv, Bart. Wsi. Priasn, Esq. Sit ROBERT WILSON, .M.l'. &C. &c. &c. Managing Director-4. T. BA Bextstonz, Esq. F.A.S. Important Benefits realized: Capitals—A MILLION STEII.LI NG, and upwards. All Insured SMARR PROFITS EQUALLY. Exemption from Liability for Losses. Claims paid immediately, and in full to fifteen Hundred guf . ferers, without a slogit Returns of 25 and 20 per - cent. paid invariably ; £42,000 re turned in the last nine years. Bonuses of £l3. Bs. and £26. 12s. per Cent. paid on Life Policies. to P,; bVIDENT 4 • FIFTY-THREE FIRST-DRAWN PRIZES • ; ALI. CAPITALS, 9th APRIL. T and J. SINTEWItIG HT congratulate their F-riendi efi • on tl:e continued success which has attended the Purchasers , at their Offices, 37, Cornhill ; 11, Holborn ; 38, Haymarket, corner of Coventry-street ; having Sold in Shares ik Prize of £16,000, and other Capitals, in the Lottery just ended, in addir: riots to the Grand List of Prizes Sold by them in the Lottety . , which finished the 15th January last r viz. 1,467 £16,000 • 17,746 £3OO 14,315 10,000 N 0.401 200. . 2,612 2,000 1,603 200 11,291 1,000 . 4,848 200 1,505 500 14,147 2CO • 12,344 - 500 • 15,220 ' . 200 4,878 300 . 48,836 200 The present .Lottery be t kitu oth April—the Scheintr contains THREE of £20,000, and EIGHTY other Caknall, all lottey—the FIFTY-TIIItEE Fitst-drawn Prizes will bi each entitled to a Capital, viz.—the First-drawn *ill hay* £`30,000 !! ! the Two Nest £ll,OOO each, and the -Fifty Neil either £560, •se3oo, or £2OO. - • Tickets and Shares are tat 0;i1e it itIVRWRIORVOXICC4, as above. - . 7 • • ! et.‘. Igo trun'tnEtt Tktrttifteitt . 3 UP • YUL.AteTYYEN't.c" 6 "" * 5 " We yesterday copied. - an aedbunt , nf this tretitleile from a Morning Paper, which how appears ter- be somewhat incorrect: - The children were not .suffo. cated from being crowded into a •corritlor in which there was r.o windows, andky the door being locked -and the man absenting himself with_ the key. Nov %ere • tliere so many sufferers as. we then stated. From an official document published at Valletta, Fe bruary 14., 1823, and authenticated by the signature of Richard Plasket, Chief Secretary to the Govern ment, we now copy a more exact account of this un fortunate affair. '4 It has been usual for many years past in• this Island, on the last days of the Carnival, to collect to gether, in Valletta, and in the. three. cities on the other side of the harbour, as many boys of the lower glasses, of from S to 1.5 years of age, as chose:toot tend—to form them into a 'procession, and .toi take, them out to Florian or elsewhere; where, after at tending Service in the Church, a collation of bread; and fruit (provided from funds partly given by Go, vernment and partly by beneficent individuals) was, distributed to them—and this with the view of keep ing them out of the riot and confusion of the Cara val in the streets of the cities. The arrangement of this procession, under the con troul of the Lcclesiastical Directors of the Institution for teaching the catechism, took place on the 10th inst. The children went to Florian, just outside of Valletta, and thence returned to the church of the' Minori Osservanti, in Valletta, and bread was on that day distributed in the Convent of that. Order without any accident or confusion. • - • On the llth, the procession, as usual, proceeded to Florian, and returned to the Church of the Minori Oservanti, and the bread was to be distriktute.d as on the preceding day, in the same Convent. • • Unfortunately, however, the ceremony had been protracted to a later hour than usual, and he Car nival being over) a multitude of treys end full-grown people, passing by the Church, and knowing.that - bread was to be distributed, mired. With the children in the Church with the view of sharing if with them.' —On the door of the vestry being thrown open, about sun -set, the whole multitude of men and boys forced into the corridor, and pressed upon the foremost, pushing them gradually to the other end of the cor ridor,.v, here the door was only half open, with the view of letting out one at a time. As soon is the people had all entered the corridor, the vestry door' was as usual locked, and, though there was one lamp lighted in the corridor, it appears, by some accident,• to have been early put opt—thus leaving this kn.' n:ense crowd entirely in the datic andthere'being,i uuturtunately, a Right of eight steps within the.haif door, at the opposite end , cilehe corridor, crowd behind, whupressed upon the foremoati-forced the boys down the steps, who fell onemponthe otheai thus, unfortunately, choaldag up the half-shutdoor at the bottom (which opened iewourflsitiast4444e#4:: lo the digress r when din shrieks 01 ..the t ebikken avem !mud Icy the persons employed.. iu t therdisuiburiciph9( the bread, their eaertions, were. noVin. Lime : to 1.444 the unhappy .isuffesers. 7 „ , ~I•, ~.ti).•l Many, however,,werethairoarituf faboies, 44- recoveled ; others, apparently lifeless, were atte;- wards brought to their sense; but, we regret to add, k s.: • . 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