The National Register. — London, England, 1812-11-15 00:00:00

V. 15. ( ~z l, , Nov. 4.—On the 16th ( 1 last month his Catholic Maievt 1 ., oat front Voleitca to march to Madrid at the head of th , t arny coarc, and of that of the South, commanded by the Duk.e o: .'on from Vittoria say, that the sollieri of the French armv, on tL-irottrai.g into 13tirgos, carried in trittl:2h, General Dcbretun, s a Vi4orously (..teiFildcd the Castle ut liu:,os against Welting. W Admiration of lus fnie akiety.:e. MILITARY COMMISSION. The Mditare Commission erected the 23.1 irst by a decree of the Cataicil of Ministers, presi by his Serene Fli„liness the Prince A „! 1 C! l aile.eilor of the Empire, agreeably to the orders of his Ma- i ; the said Comintssion, formed by his Excellence the Minister ;ct combo:x(1, con tortnah:y to the. In:penal liccree of the 1 1;:h Nhessidar, year of his Exci : Ben c y Count Dejean, President : I iirtgade, Baron Diteot, G •neral Baron Heim', Colohel C;tlonel Moncee, Major Thibault, Captain bilen, ap. ; riatekt by the Military CAninission to fulfil the tunctions of Re- iota, a •stved by M. Boudin, appointed by Itiort C v. ho. ! a.,Prwn . . to the terms Of the laws, were not related to the accu•-e.: ! the &pees prohibited by the Cor:titution. The alto ie-narned C;•retaission, colt vttked by his Excellency Count seje:•n, Pre.i t lent, tat; ht the Hall of Sitting of the First Council of War of tit • Ist !•.;:y• Divi-lon in Paris, ter the purpose of M det, t; vral r.t Brigai!c ; V. F. C. A. Lahoire, Ex• Guittr.:l of Bs:pile; :Ir. J. Go;(1.11, Ex-General of brigade; G. Sou:ier, Citief d: Bat t iiAl; Goment ((ailed tot . Chades) a military in on )' profession; A('l.- . l.ijor A. Pttyit•rel, Member of the Legion of llont.ur ; Lieu te•itl L. G. Itssart ; Sub. Lieutenant J. L. Lefebvre; Captain N. ites ; Lieutenant L. M. Regitier ; Lieutenant J. A. Lebes ; ).A. ilocchcimpe • Adjutant and Sub-Officer P. C. Lemuzin ; I.C. F. Godard; ' Lieutenant H. Beaumont ; Serjeant- Major J. J. flii•en; Captain P. Bourdeaux ; Adjutant arid Sub-Officer T. C3r,in ; Captain G. Ronde; J. F. Rabb:, actually Colonel '.it the Pans Guard, send Member of • the Legion of Honour ; Lieutenant ‘ l. Provost; J. A. Vial lerethe ; Serjeant- Major J. b. Carinelle ; 4;lCerp , rat J. A. Ratcai, accused. The Ex-General of Brigade Malet, of the crime of having con sitited a ) ;ainst the interior security of the State, with the des gn of alAt.yirg the Goveinment, the sucession to the throne, and of ex. casing the citizelis or inhabitant, agtinst the Itt;•erial authorhy, set ut tem:tinder of being accomplices of the E%--General Malet. Tit Sitting being op.•ned by Count Dejean, the Reporter read the triages against the accused : this being done, the Siting was sots pilled fur an huur anti a half, when the accused were brutiKht in itex, listi Without tio.•s„ before the Commission. They were inter ro ;exit by the President as to their names, caliinit,s, ere. to which they tartatvely rephed. After having been informed of the crimes of which they were teall.tn, died int , rrepted by the President, and the pistols :aid satins evidence ; . The Milit ar y Commission heard the Judge Reporter ; and tl•r ac- Q-ci in their detet.c: produted by themselves, and two Ccuusels fir the acett:.ed His kxeelleney the Count Dejean de ce.,:.(l of the Judges it they had any observatn-n• to make; ha Vii ge:ierednegatiitly, the accused we:e re-conduce.: by the escort to ptiton, and tote Clerk :Aro rerire...l. Tile Military Cenim:ssion deliberating with closed doors, the Probi- C JUAt Dej:in put the ft..llowing,questi-ns to it :- 16C. 1. Mallet, accused of conspiracy, &c. &c. guilty ? is M. J. Guido accused of iteing an accomplice with the E Nlallet, guilty ? and so with the remainder : military Cornmission unanimousl:.• declared the Ex-General r,ttilty of the crime againt the safety of the State, &C. S.x. and (tile Ex•Ge.:eral l.ahorie, the Ex-General Gun! Al, the Chief of Soutier, Seigneur hordeaeux, Stem Beaumont, Sieur Steur tiunbuuver, Sieur Fissert Sieur Heffner, Steur Sieur Leteb vre , Sieur Rateau, of beingi accomplices. Col. ~u ; guilty, by a majority of six voices to one ; Sieur itritchecampe by a majority of five to t %To ; and the others ivat guilty. vt . •liteli the Military Commission Gondenined to death, :rid con "ait‘l the property o f those found guilty, and discharged and ac ''tied these not tottai 1 !0: at) Commission orders that those acquitted shall be placed I! :ledisi.osal of the Minister at War. It bijdes 'orders, that WOO of the present judgment shall be printed • .!Pestett wh erever t h ere s h a ll h e occas i on. I u.tler s the Judge Reporter to read the present judgment to the 4! !!elbried and acquitted, anti besides to have it ex•scuted in all its :mutts, within 2.1 hours. The President of the Commission, Count DF.JEkN. The exe ctiti!tn of the judgment took place to-day at tow o'clock, 'the plain 01 Grcoille, in presence of a very numc:rous concourse of i•tt-titers. \ccorgling to the order of the Grand judge, the executicat of Lac au.: Ratrau WAS mipited. 707 Pit U! I CI.I LS. The fastinewoman, Mrs. Ault More, at the village of Trtburv, in Statiordslo i re, s yet in existence—thoualv she has neither eat n•Je drank any thin. , _ for upwards of futir saeas and two months last pest. Mueh . attentinn has been exe'ted at :Norwich t,y the singol .r cireurn trance ot a drum:tier, In the Selo!, Lincrita Militia, !melee peached to v••ry erewded coneregetioes, at the ( alvert,Steet Chapel, in that city. Ile appeared in the palpit re his thi!itery garb. Thursday lest, Jelei was barbarously murdered in ILI erne, in the p aish of Crussieictreel, and stewariry of Nir keuil brig! t, Seot'and. Tee deceased wan founa welt( rata in his blond Pt neore There is ne doubt hat he had her n knocked down, Lied the nerd wounds g:vca by a spade. When be was forted he k• a, not quite dead, fait was too tar gene to give any io of his murderers. On Wedriesdey last, two irentlemen, in the neighbeur ho o d (,f Rat. chln-h , altway, Lid a wager ti e r.pm; a lima 11:10,••d Leu i nen, dco heaver, that he shewd &Year, in the spice of three flu :rters of an hoer, nine peund• of bulk , ek's heeirt roasted, three partials of potatoes, a hell gnertern ned a pot of r ater. The parties met at the Qneen's Head pre , l:c-house, Broad•street, Retclafe-fighrs ay. and the -pectators, of which there weir a cansiderahle ntrubcr. paid six-oeece each to he admitted. He completed his task, an I d•ank three or tutu glassea of rain besides, within the ti e allow al him, without pro dueieg the seediest uppercut ineenveeience to himself. On the 14th ult. James lliluurn. of Derlinatom was found hi a dyin .tale by two s hepherds, upon the road between that town arid the Arkendale lead-mines. Tee shepherds immedia'c'y conveyed the aolortunete mart to the nearest house.. but ere he reached it the spArk of hie was extineui,hed. (hi examining the body, two se .ere wounds were discovered ripen the head, which wore daub less the (anise of his The deceased had, a short time hefore he was tomer in the state r,hove described, called at a public-house, where he took snare reireshment, and reformed a permit there that he v.u, proemerine to the lead mines with a considerable sum of !matey. A con..net's inquest has beer held on the hotly. diet- 1 I it:10 Harder against some person or persons unisnown. The murderer, it :s supposed, had been disturbed by the shepherd, as the money was toued in the pockcs of the deceased. The following circumstance oceurred a few days ago, at Weston, n.?ar Otley :—Two young blood horses, the property of W. Ira vasour, Esq. ;vere yoked to the breaking carriage, and had been tolerably tractable thr some miles; but on returnie:e they beceme totally meeimageable. When about a mile from the house, the t.so men acre thrown off. The horses still proceeded., and ariivieg at the very high and so ong, iron pad; g , :tcs, which were both locked aad belted, they ducted threaele striver ieg them to peers, still drab Bing the carriage after them ; they then galloped with the utmost speed across the park, tawards tire rivet, into which they plunged. The St - 4'11;410.S conneg up, with assistance, .1 man, at the ri:l of his life, jumped M. cut the traces, and with drill culty succeeded in getting them out. Wendertal to relate, the hove: were neither of them materially injured, and they are now doing wed. The men eseapcd unhurt. On Wednesday morning last, the house of Mr. T. Merritt, of the Fleece Inn, Tewk•burv, was robbed of Bank notes and silver t tire amount of between 451. and 501. Saspicion immediately fell upon a stranger, who had represented !thirst If as a traveller, and slept the I preceding night in the room where the money had been stolen front a trunk, by picking the lock. St, ict search was made to apprehend the person suspected, and he was soon alter taken at the Black Bear tun, where he was waiting the arrival of t h e coach from Wwcester. When before die Magistrates, he was searched, and the f:Mowing money and floods found upon him ; viz. upwards of 501. in Bank notes, to d more than ` , 251. in silvr r; a silver hairline watch. with tour seals, key. gift chain, maker's name " F. F. Baldwin, No. 51`!4;" a gold ;leg e with a stone, tone India shawls, a great coat, six bits or pronessceT notes for various Innis, amounting in the whole to '2891. 17•. and a large filll of ehethes of various sorts. lie was immediately com mitted to Tewksbery wires, where he still remains tor farther examiitation. Pert of Mr. Merritt's property has been sworn to ; ;he ercat coat has been claimed by Mr. M. Yeaisty, of Cheltenham ; and Mrs Tvers of the Ram Inn, thouce - ster, went on.Tl•arsday to lewks • • „ bury, and identified the person of the prissier as having been about ten days since at her house. in the assumed character of a traveller, when the pocket-took of a gentleman, who, we underetar d, travels for the house of _helm Cave and Co in this city, wes stolen lions his driving-box, the lock of which had been picked. The bils found in the possession or the prisoner formed part of the valuable cements of this pocket-two!: ; and Mr Evans, of the Swan Inn, Marv' or street, of this city, has likewise seen and claimed part of the property, which was stolen from Its house by this extensive depredator. who had takeu up his abode in the travellers' roan.—(Bristol Paper.) THE NATIONAL REGISTER. sy, ;he the Lies lost test In I:ii 'OO