Star. — London, England, 1810-09-27 00:00:00

TIM EtEN INC, STAR. LONDON. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. MICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK s per Cent. Cons. money, 65ii—ace. 651+. Nivy 5 per Cent. 951H—Oninium 6i dis. Ex. Bills is. dis. to N. pr.—Bonds 17s. 18s. prent. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. s Ter Cent. Cons. 66 , 111.1 Long Ann. 5 per Cent. Navy 98 1 it India Bonds 16s. 17s. pre. Imp. Annuities 65+ Exch. Bills Is. dis. 2s . pr. Oninium 5111 dis. English Lot Tickets, £22. Iss. India Stock 17 6 175 1 Cons. for ace. 661+ The Emperor of AUSTRIA is to proceed to Pest, to arrange and extend the provisions of his new plan of finance to that kingdom. The King of PRUSSIA has appointed a special tribunal, to pronounce definitively on the confiscation of colonial produce. In the Journal du Soir of the 19th instant there ap pears the following advertisement: gg Madame BATHURST requests her husband M. BArnunsr, if he has thought proper to conceal him• self, not to delay pointing out the place of his retreat. M. BATHURST may be assured of the protection of the French Government. Ti WOLVERENE sloop of war, from Lisbon, was 13 of Plymouth when the Mail left that port on Tncsday. We may therefore expect the accounts which she brings in a few hours. Accounts have been received from Oporto to the tith instant, brought by a Portuguese schooner, con taining later intelligence than any previously received from the army. We learn by the following letter that the greater part of the Portuguese prisoners who agreed to enter into the French service, have since deserted, and gone over to the allied army The KING came to town yesterday, about twelve o'clock, from Windsor, escorted by a party of Light Horse, and was received at the Queen's Palace by the Dukes of KENT and CUMBERLAND. At two o'clock, his MAJESTY held a Private Levee, which was atten ded by ..~ The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Marquis Wellesley, Earl I of Liverpool, Lords Heathfield (Gold Stick), Boston (in Wait ing), and Glenbervie, Sir David Dundas, Generals Dunne and Floyd, Captains Austen and Cochrane, Messrs, Perceval, Ryder, Yorke, Dawkins, Adams, and Greville (Groom in Waiting). The following had the honour of being presented to his MAJESTY : Lieutenant-General Dawn E, on his prometlon. Lieutenant-General FLovn, on his return from Ireland. Captain Ansi. en, o'a his return from China. Captain COCHR xe, R.N. on his return from the West Indies. Mr. Wit.t.tiot A Da us, on his being appointed a t9uimissioner of Woods and*Forests and Land Revenue. A dispute has arisen in the parish of St.Giles,Crip plegate, in consequence of the Rector claiming under a statute of Henry VIII. the sum of 2s. 3d. in the pound, on the inhabitants, for tythes. The parishioners resist the demand, and it is expected that an applica tion on the subject will be made to Parliament. In the course of a trial yesterday at the Old Bailey, the Recorder ordered two persons to stand committed for giving a false character to a prisoner, by represent- ing him to be a person who, to their knowledge of him for three years, had borne an honest character, they having themselves employed him occasionally during that period down to the present time ; where as, in point of fact, the person in. whose behalf they appeared had, within the last year, been in Newgate on a charge of felony. Accounts 'from Vienna, of the date of the 30th August, inserted in The .Ibeille du Nord of the 14th in stant, announce the pregnancy of NAPOLEON'S consort, MARIA Lowsa, in the following terms : " The letters from Paris repeat, that the wishes of the EMPEROR NAPOL.EON and of the French are ful filled t that Heaven has blessed their marriage. This event has spread so much joy, that the inhabitants of the Luxemburgh gave a village fete on the occasion, which went off with the happiest effect." A Gentleman Who quitted Heligoland on Wed nesday last, states, that the preparations in the Texel had revived the alarm at that Island, and that all the inhabitants capable of bearing arms, were daily exer cised to assist in repelling an attack. The \Lady Pellew packet has arrived from the Bra zils. The political news by•tfirs conveyance is not of importance.—Some letters received froin La Plata intimate the probability of a civil war between Monte , Ville() and the capital, and add, in support of this con lecture, that a regiment of Spaniards had disarmed two regiments of Creoles newly raised under the di rection of the Junta of Buenos Ayres. We have received a copy of a Proclamation issued by the Marquis de Casa Yntrao, Envoy Extraordi nary and Minister Plenipotentiary of his Majesty, FERDINAND VII. at the Court of Brazil, addressed to the Spanish inhabitants of South America, and accom panied with the following circular letter, sent to all the Governors of the different provinces, in order to give it as general a circulation as possible : - " It is now three days since the melancholy news arrivel of the late disgraceful occurrences at Buenos Ayres. That Junta, which calls itself a Provisional Government, has communicated the in telligence to me with the greatest solemnity. As I suppose your Excellency is well informed upon the subject, 1 itobear troubling you with a repetition of the eircums!Ace, I shall only observe, that their tendency appear to be directed more to promote the ambitious views of BONAPARTE than the rights of FERDINAND the Seventh, which they pretend to defend. It is indubitable that the resolutions of that town, and of the Cabildo, partake of the false idea, that the Peninsula is already subjugated, and carry with them the seeds of division ' ' confusion, disorder, and anarchy, which we know officially are designed to promote the views at the enemy of all Europe. upon this delightful Continent. If it is intended to assist and defend the sacred rightS of the Peninsula,- as is pretended, for our beloved Sovereign, wify snatch away from his hands the power he eiercised hi virtue of an appoint ment made by an authority recognised as legitimate. " I am firmly persuaded, that many honest men are deceived by false represewations, and believe that.some of those compos ing the pretended new Government are among the number. It is a notorious fact that Buenos Ayres for some years past has been undermined by party divisions : it is known that among the good people who comprise the general mass of the population of that distinguished capital, are unfortunately to be :lumbered many turbulent characters; many blinded with seditious theory, and Paris Papers to the 22d and Dutch to the 25th hut. others instigated by the hope of advancing theist to wealth at the ; expellee of the rest. With such materials in the very heart of t i e arrived last night. They are principally occupied country, the results may be fatal. The results of changes of this with details respectin . e the election of BERNADOTTE to nature are incalculable, and those who give the first movement the dignity of Crown Prince of Sweden. They pm- have not afterwards the power of retaining or directing it. The French National Assembly, perhaps the most illustrious and vir sent also some details respecting the war between the times that existed, or that will ever exist, found themselves in Turks and Russians. rt is again asserted that the this lantentable situation for the same reason. All men of rank , and prudence, landed property, and an who are biterested in pre former h ave o b ta i ne d a v i ctory in the neighbourhood " 'serving public tranquillity, ou g ht, for their own safety, to resist to of SCLUILI. ; , a:ld the GILAND SEIGNIOR is said to the utmost of their power, such dangerous innovatnins. The true loyalty to our hel6ved Soverei g n, and the affection, grati have set out from Constantinople at the head of a Ode and sympathy we owe to our unfortunate country, forbid large army, to j o i n t h at o f the GRAND VIZIER, the and condemn it. Upon the whole, as those interested to propagate false re advanced guard of whi c h h a d already arrived. It ports, relative to the real state of our Penimula, may make, even Was added that a general battle was expected, whieh : r u s e o ra n steodf t he statements,urest t some riot s i l s i tgnh sli g ht upon u with !h id e? exag g erated • would probably decide the fate of the campaign .. favourable teema .str i Ltion, in order that ') they may, ]listed undeceived, I have deemed it my duty to cons ole them with a concise account —Some R uss i an vesse l s wh i ch had arr i ved before of the favourable situation of our aira irs in Europe, accor di ng t Rudsch uc k, to c o - operate i n the siege of that plat,e, 7 the latest accounts, which will be found hi the annexed Pro:la y/ere sunk by the garrison, who, though the city is TenZtnilil Far from being subjugated, the Peninsula not only exists with glory ; and it is rut doubted but that it will occupied by the Russians, continue to make a deter- ! exist wire independence. . • mined stand in the citadel, waiting the issue of the I “.the known loyalty of your Excellency leaves so doubt in ray mind that yen " will read with great attention the annexed Exposes; expected general battle. The late reported success and than, sensible of the great utility of its circuration, in order to of the RusSians is stated in a letter from Vienna to counteract the perfidious efforts of the agents of Bonaparte, you will promote its circulation by aU the means within your power, have cost ` them 3000 men killed on the field of battle, sending copies to all the subordinate Authorities under yourisi among whom were a great number of officers. The I thdic , tin „` Marquis de CASA YRIIIO. , Rio J ane i ro, June EDD 1 1410 . Turks have obtained some advantages over the Ser. • This tbau soear the first 01,pm-tunny. " OPORTO, SEPTEMBER 8. 41 I write to you by the opportunity of a Portuguese schooner, bound for Plymouth with Merino sheep be longing to Gmeral STUART, to give you the latest in formation we are in possession of from the armies, which you will naturally be anxious to hear. I am dis appointed in receiving communications to-day from heaLl.quarters, which I consider as a proof that the army continues to retreat towards Ponte du Marcella, where the first stand is to be made should MASSENA'S army follow Lord WELLINGTON. We are uninformed where head-quarters are removed to since they left Ce le:ico on the 3d or 4th inst. but by some it is stated, tact the British arc at sea, and the Portuguese at G.,aveia, which is not improbable ; although I am more inclined to think that the former are at Lar hares, which is much nearer to Celerico, but - this is of little consequence. The war will now be brought heale to us, and our brave soldiers must prepare for blows ; fur should the enemy follow up the British, an immediate action must be the result. As ye Ido not lind that the French had passed beyond Mille! and Fraxidas, where our dragoons a few day's ago had a very smart affair with some French cavalry and in fantry, which were compelled to retreat, leaving be hind them a few wounded and prisoners. Guarda still continued occupied by a strong detachment of English troops; who, no doubt, will maintain that strong position to the very last. Governor TRANT, with his brigade of militia, was at M.ionenta de Beira, and Torre de Moncorva, in the vicinity of the Dotiro. After the fall of Almeida, the garrison, which sur rendered prisoners of war on the occasion, had the option of either entering into the French service, or beinginarched off to France ; a considerable number accepted the former, but with what view will best ap pear by the event ; for since that period nearly the whole of them have come over and joined Colonel TRANT, Marshal BERECORD, anti some the British army. This spews that the French have no men to spare to look after the prisoners they make. You may, however, expect gloomy accounts from Lisbon ; for the advance of the enemy will damp the spirits of the natives." Corunna papers to a late date have also been re- I ceived. The only article of importance which ti!ey present is an order issued by the Marquis de It Rom fto:.‘ to the army he commands, which is styled " The Army of the Left." From the nature ' ri its organization, and the number of corps men ;:oned, his force appears to be much stronger than we were led to suppose it was. The •an-guard con sists of six light battalions and a regiment of the line, cummanded by General CARRERA ; the Ist division two light battalions and eight regiments of the line, commanded by General GARCIA ; the second divi sion two light battalions and seven regiments of the line, commanded by General CIlintLES CYDONNEL ; and the 3d division threelight battalions and six regi ments of the line, commanded by General BALLES. ?EROS. The cavalry is not included in the abiiire statement ; but, from what is already known resmt iag it, there is no doubt of its force being from 2 to 3000 men. ~~ . 'cTfZ I UIY. Chief has direceed , that the ra barracks shall, from month, be increased from 10 per day for each horse, and that the , shall be reduced from 12 to 8 pounds Ly for each horse. To the great joy of the Army, that excellent Officer, Major• General the Hon. STEPHEN: MAHON, (M. P. for the County of Roscommon) will shortly be sent on service with a brigade of heavy cavalry, which is to consist of those two highly disciplined and distinguished corps the sth and 7th Dragoon Guards. A few days since, the 7th Veteran Battalion under the command of Colonel Corm, amounting to about 600, sailed in, the Robert and Atlas transports, from Portsmouth for Gibraltar, to do garrison duty there, where they are expected to remain for a considerable time. The General Court Martial lately assembled at Berwick, for investigating the charges brought by Captain and Adjutant CHRISTIE, of the Aberdeen shire Militia, against Major GORDON, of the same re giment, have honourably aquitted the Major of the whole. NEV,rIL lIVTELLIGENCE. r. PLYMOUTH, SEVITMEER 25. The DREADNOUGHT, 98 guns, Captain LlN7rn, has completed her crew and stores, and will sail this week to resume her •station in Basque Roads. The Mars cartel sailed yesterday for Morlaix, with the French passengers taken a short time since in the American ship Francis. Arrived the WEAELE schooner, from Falmouth. Sailed the ALFRED, 74 guns, for Cadiz. One of the Fretrh prisoners bronght in on Sunday last, in a prize, and sent to Millbay, had only been liberated from that ptison aboqf five months since, after a captivity of seven years. PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 2C. Arrived his Majesty's ship Own; GLENDOWR, and was immediately appointed convoy for the Mediten ranean, Cadiz, &c. ; his Majesty's ship ZENoDIA, from Plymouth ; and the Nile, DUNCAN, from the West Indies, having been run foul of by his Majesty's ship AURORA, and received damage. Sailed the ASTREA frigate, for Plyrnotalt.—Wind Eagerly. DEAL, SEPTEMBER 26. Arrived the Sarah Christiana Indiaman ; and the MARS and HERO men of war, from the Baltic.— Sailed his Majesty's ships ELIZABETH, for Plymouth BRUCE, for the Nore ; and the Ecno, on a cruize off Boulogne. Wind E. blows strong. FROM• LLOYD'S LIST. GIAITESEN D, SEPT. 26.—N0 arrivals.—Sailed the Southamp ton, Evans, fur Jaruniea; General Peregren, England, for Cu runna ; and Superb, Hambe, for Tobago. AR 'wet:D-off the We of Wight, the Kingston:Warden ; Ellis ten, Syms; Mariner, Ford; Lord Forbes, Atlas, Nell, Resolution, James, Sussex, and the Hanover, from Jamaica ; Anthony, —, from Wilmington; and the Sheba Hall, Vaughan, front Hayti. At Weymouth, with damage, the Eliza, Hymers, from Sierra Leona. At Portsmouth, the Esther, Grimston, from Malta; the Adventure, Phoebe, Telemachus Fame, Allen • Jack, Boucher ; _ _ _ . . . . Sovereign, Mackie; and Argo. from the Mediterranean. At Quebec. the Jenny, Faircloth, from London. At Halifax, the Margaret, Simpson, from Lofidon. At.Falmouth, the Elisabeth, Thompson, from Guadaloupe ; and the Peter, Julian, from Cadiz. Qillf Falmouth ; the Sheffield, Cowper, from Virginia. At Bristol, Ilk Margaret, —, from St. Vincent's; and the Georgiana,—, from Virginia. In the Clyde, the Lord Gardner, --, from St. Croix. Off Brighton, l'Ai7.le. Parish, from Jamaica. In the course of Monday and Tuesday no less than eight French prizes, of different descriptions, were sent into Plymouth by our cruizers, viz. L'Argosite French brit; privateer, of 18 guns, nearly new, and the property of the celebrated Surcouf, prize lOU RHIN frigate, Captain MALCOLM. A fine copper-bottomed schooner, said to be a prize to la Ma ts a N frigate. The Portuguese brig Perzemento Felix, from London, bound to Lisbon, with wheat, caprared by a French privateer, and carried into Belleisle, from whence she was cut out by the boats of the UNICORN frigate, with the loss of only two seamen killed on our part and a few wounded. The French galliot le Sophine, with a cargo of salt (rem Boor deaux, captured off Rochelle by the SNAPPER schooner. The Frenchlgetch lettne Jute, with a cargo of salt, captured by the NIo st e xvillikt•brig. The French ship corvette la Phenix, burthen about 900 tons, of 18 guns, and 160 men, captured a few days ago by l'Atcic frigate, Captain Wocvz ; le Phenix hail been out fifty days, and ha I made two captures, one of which was a brig from Newfound land, with a cargo for Lisbon, and the other the American brig 1 Agniora, from New Orleans, with a cargo of cotton wool, 1 , 1,-- wood, &c. bound to Liverpool; the latter vessel has been re captured and sent into Plymouth, by the Ma wiLLA frigate. The schooner Young Pe•.gy, James I.•,ve, master, was captured In the Channel last Thursday, by a French dagger-rigged priva teer, and recaptured two hours after by the S - roec sloop of war 1 he San Joseph, French titivate' r, of 14 guns, captured by bia 1 nij :sty'a ships Woiegazne, RHIN, and LITTLZ-BOLT. . , COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.---The performances of last evening were The English Fleet and The Irishman in London. The House was crowded in all parts, and the utmost good humour prevailed. Mrs. Dacaoxs sung delightfully, and BELLAMY, in Valentine, did his best, though his voice is not at all adapted to that part. —A gentleman made his appearance in the part- , of Maned in the force. His figure is somewhat like .Tott,iikiNt b i, and his brogue very natural and chaste: He was favourably received until be began his song, when the audience not liking his voice, which was certainly far from good, began to hiss, and only th 4, first stanza could be heard. But though we cannot praise his singing, yet if he will speak a little slower' and more distinctly, we think he may prove a great acquisition in JOHNSTONE'S parts at this Theatre. This day, at half past twclie o'clock, the vile mis. creams, six in number, whose trial and conviction for unnatur..l practices has already bccn stated in -this Pa.; per, were brought out of Newgate, and conveyed in an open cart to the Hay-market, in order to be put its j the pillory. In their way thither, the shops were ali shut, the streets crowded to suffocation, and thu wretched monsters in the cart were pelted with mud land filth of every description.. • ' I Yesterday morning a pitched•battle wis fought id a field near. the white-lead mills, IFinxton, betweeui two brick 7 makers e of the names bf losling and Gros. vend, for ,two gnineas• aside, 'secc.ncledi by - tivoof j'their profession. • They fought %Aids- More totriage and strength, than skill in the art of boxifig; erehenti iv bard and knoclt-down blows. The euntest,'whidi ' lasted 35 minutes, was real hard .fighting, when thii t former giv.ing his antagonist so severe a Wow on the left side as to break one .of his ribs, terminated thii battle. They were both so much bruised as to be cats ried to their respective homes-by their friends. • -vians• whiob circulattle*PipSiationn caPirst .111// 1.11.M1 to put in recEuisitiois sukikorilloni capabie of : boring —...... arms. Russia is now obviously distracted between , The C°ll2trider in Chief has . her contests with Turkey and Persia, andi l l O n 14:41a k the i l ltil la or t she cava l ry n saes month i n sequence postponed the projected annexation 4 Mol- to : k 2 pounds per day for each davia and Wallachia with the Russian Empire. . ration of hay shall be reduced fi r day for e ac h h orse . The Emperor of AUSTR I A i s to p rocee d to P est . to Pe ... Advices were this day recelVed at the India of.the arrival of the.ettra ship WILLIAM PITT, Off the Isle of Wight, yesterday.—Sailed from St. Helena on the 6th of August--Left no ship there. 'Yesterday a Quarterly Gereral Court was held at the East India House, when, after the usual forms, the Court, on motions from Mr. ASTELL, the Chairman, confirmed the Resolutions of the Court of Directors, appointing Mornshee Husum 1.11, r to be Assistant Teacher in the oriental dep.o tmcnt, at the Artillery and Engineer Seminary, at a salary of £250 per annum,—and Resolved, that the ballot fi tvleterrening the goes. tion acquitting the Commander Ind Owners of the ship Asia, trom all imputation of neglfct or misconduct, in respect of the loss of that ship, le taken on Wed. r.e.day, the 17th October next. Several accounts relative to the Seminaries, civil and military, were laid before the Court, in conipli. ance with their Resolution of the 7th of April, 1809, and the titles read. Mr. RANDLE JACKSON moved, that such papers be laid on the table for the perusal of the Proprietors, and after dwelling on the benefits which would result from the institution of the seminaries to v.hieh thase papers related, he stated, that on tneir perusal he might probably be induced to submit to the Court a modification of the plan which directed the examina tion of Writers and Cadets in open Court, being informed that such examination pressed .tathef ipu hardly on the time of the Directors ; and he, hoped such modification would be formed so as not to weaken the spirit of mintue enq u The CIIAIIIMAS (Mr. Bosancpte.) thought there could be no objection to the propos:tion. With re gard to the disgraceful prnceedi:'gs to which the Learned Gentleman had adverted, he trusted that the late Act of Parliament;* by which the engaging in this traffic had been mad: a misdemeanour—with the necessity of a band with three thousand pounds penalty, would render such pro:et:di:lgs in future im possible. He allowed that stay alteration in the mode of carrying into execution the plan for the education of their students, &c. which should save the time of the Directors, would be. an improvement, provided it did not detr.tct from its cf!iciLatcy and nti:ity, and the Court would be happy to hear any wilt s:tion from the Learned Gentleman on that subject. The paper was then laid on the table. The next point which occapied.the attention of the Court was, the Resolution Lot confioniug the re-ap pointments by individual Directors of certain Ca dets, who had fallen under the displeasure of the Court, in consequence of its appearing that their ap pointments had been at first obtained by inimper methods. Mr. RANDLE JACIZON said, that he understood this to include all the cases, except that di-graceful one which had beim carried through the Court by fraud (to this the Chairman assented). Mr. Jackson then ex pressed his approbation of this proceeding. He un derstood that the appointments were to be dated front the period of the last nomination, and not the first. This 'timid make the matter felt in India as well as here—while be thought the Directors had shevrn as much lenity as was consistent with the ditties of their situation. The Resolution was .unanimously ag,reed to, after which the Court adjourned. Yesterday a Court of Directors - was held at the East-India House, when the undermentioled ships were taken up for the ensuing season, and thus sta tioned, viz. Bombay and China—Cumberland, 1200 toys, Captain T. Wil kinson ; Dorsetshire, 1900 tons, Capt. R. H. growing ; 1200 tons, Capt. R. Nisbet; Henry Addington, 1201 tons, Capt. J. Kirkpatrick. Coast and China—Nottingham. 1159 toys, Capt. W. Camp ; Almon Castk. 1198 tons. Capt. B. Ric hardson; Princess Amelia, 1206 tons, Capt. E. Ralston. St. Helena, Bencoolen, and China--Walmer Castle, 1400 tons, Capt. L. Dodds. . Bombay—Scaleby Csstk, 1242 tons, Capt. J. Lock. China direct—Earl or Abergavenny (N.S.) 1400 eons, Capt. 11. Wordsworth ; Hope, 1400 tons, Capt. J. Pendergrass ; Ceres. 3400 tons, Capt. H. scull; %Parley, 1400 tons, Capt. ; Charles Grant, l? 00 tons, Capt. F. T. Harrington ; Perseve rance, 1200 tons, Capt. J. Tweedsle ; Marquis of Ely, 1200 tole, Capt. ----. Madras and Bengal—Walpole (NS.) 950 tons, Capt. J. Laadl. tants, (early); Metcalfe, 819 tons, Capt. M. [make, (i arly) ; Ra ring, 11'20 tons, Capt. 1. Cirnagie Carnatie, .890 tons, Captain Sn inton, (early); Cattle Eden, 818 tons, Capt. Celnett, (earl,); Europe, 819 was, Capt. W. Gelstr ; - Lord Melville 818 tons, Capt. C. Lennox . ; Devonshire, 830 tons, Capt. I. Murray, Streatham, 619 tuns, Capt. J. Dale. Ceylon and Bengal—Dover C,astli, 820 tons, Capt. C.Rlebaid son ; Waltbamstow. 820 tons, Care: ice. St. Helena and Bengal—Warren Hastings, 1000 tons, Capt. C. Jones ; Marchioness of Exeter, 820 tons, Capt. A. Nash. Bengal direct—Marquis Wellesley, 818 tons, Capt. Lt Bane; Lady Castlereagh, 820 tons, Capt. W. Hamilton; Surrey, 819 tons, Capr. J. A. Cumberlege (early); Lady Castlstreagli. 812 tom, Capt. C. Rymer (early) ; Albion, 961 tons, Capt. Norman. The Court adjourned at six o'clock till Wednesday pen. • 14111.1.14CH0LY EVENT.—Sun day, the 2d instant, Mr. s4ftwx, of Dewsbury, druggist, paid a visit to Meliahi Rothwell Jail. There he thoughtlessly in dulged tbo freely over the bottle, and on his setting out to return home, in a state of intotication, had to pass near a Methodist Meeting-house. Tlft people here being engaged in their religious service, he judged it a tine frolic to ride in, and go near the pulpit and disturb the congregation; for which:imprudent act he was taken into custody and carried back to the prison, where he was kept in confinement during the night. Haring appointed to mutt Mrs. Isemson (who was on her return from the funeral of , a sister); at Wake field that evening., to go home' with l her to Dewsbury, he scrawled a note to her, winch was unfortunately not delivefed till neat morning. S•wrow for the loss of her siiiter, and alarm it the non-appearance of her husbandireyed upon her mind during thewhole of the leviated 9 night, nor was her anrety alleviated by the receipt 'of his Unit: • In thiestate *of mind, she proceeded in a chaise for Desstbtityon MondarmOrning, where As arrived in a vrretebed'liittaticnt, fusd was soon seized with the pains of prernetint labour. Fcr several hours she Was .4one in the house, where she delivered bet-. self, and in this terrible state, weltering in her blood, was she found in the evening, almost lit a stage of ex. heustion, by her wretched husband. All m6us'reed t o save hEr Proveilhieffaitual—she languished till l'hurs. day andthen espkel. The melancholy event deprived her husband of I,lo4onies, and derangement - was soon accompanied insihat : fever, which p ot a pe r i o d to his existence os cite fillpariag Thersdar.