The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-04 00:00:00

PS. rAtitsa has . Miro at Milan, en his retries from Venice. •Thorivatelsitters ftom Parts state, that the King of .ruaNce, at a recent conference with some of the f .. ore4ge Ambassadors. congratulated their Sovereigns i sodhienself op the Convention of Ait-la-Chapelle. Ilia Mujesty, D le added, appeared to distingoisb,in oeeleoler matnner Baron Vieccer, the _ Austrian , (p illheivkle, 'putty In ewirsideration, as has been sop. . powely of the friendly conduct .observed. by Austrie • . . leitwis Fleece, threighoet the discessious of th e 11. 6 111 1 0 1 ; .- ,:. ' r . • 1 A Dote' Mail and German Aspens to the Ist inst taws alto been received. The Dike of Wer.t.t mc•roe feitstid tat:. see arrived at Als-la.Chapelle on the • SW/4 A-isomber of notional domains, situated io 110selbeen Provinces of the Netherlands, are shoo* to be; pet op to sole, according to a Royal D e er,' of the 261 b of April. 1817. The King of eke NIMilliatAXIM boo, we are told, resolved to have Undertaken, at his . awn 'spree', end for tho r poblie . Construction of a Canal trent the N ies • I . Melee the golden, in North Holland,. to stool, near Amsterdam. . The Canal will 1n, , ,, Aliet IS leagues in length, and the new comevueica., Sap from the Zeider.Zee able thw,Y, which WaSt l o: ehe,walle of Ameeitedara, wilt be In its consequeot's . of the high v es o ratenee ef,lll trade of that city,, and of tie' - jlteawkora..4 • . . ..-- ...._ _-. .., . : ... it •!IPPetall . Albeit tillOefiltii bate been` low. pee 4.6 11 the dlotiliere ..tii., , Ample, in consequereW off tile' &Acing? at I* rye harvest, end the total f lyre of the surnmerxpets. The erection of bar. : - - iced other banding" hteetprely going on in Het- - the new capital 44 Finland. is this to be a :,,-, -observation upon Sweden? The Hanoverian meet • has oomatoned a Meeting of the States 4 A.. , • I ' e Ist of nett month. At Ilamb or g h, on Oa • • It. the exalting, on London was 32.11; and en . she 2.7tlni 33.2. , s• .' .. /. • . • ' .... rdnoWintlC ail eatrect of a hitter frorothe ' en 4 to LieYtiPi:ei•Aigierrairgit, dated ad Nome... _ ...,, ...• • ....- . • Mt; met** Ohl 1001014 :...-. -t ... " A repeat fieving prevailed that the Florida stoop atrjetre •bei-esot . been heard of since she left Yar. • • r . A • Muth mew" on the 18th September, I beg leave to . .. i 'i nf orm yes, that it may be communicated to the :Maeda of the , Officers and men on board, that she is . • stew beatiag into Aldborpogh Bay." •_ . ---,• . .., . Tire Stork Exchange is not opened to-day, bet Hint privet" bargvins bate been made at 77} and i• for the Account. • ' - A letter from Dover, dated November 2,'sayt -40 "Tw"s , tl4.o4oyonsports and otimuep ;mixed thli "`"i Kits dal from Calais and biwitz iiriniTty .29o vamps of the 7th, %Id, end 43d 'liniments, with some horse-artillery and Staff Officers." Yesterday afterttivow. an repress reached the City from Paris bringing' letelligenee up to the timing of Saturday. In consequence of the great doressien of the Fends, and 'tie alarm occasioned *demand for specie, there had been a Meeting • of A* Loan Contractors and the other great monied ittletie.ti l 'er. France and it • was understood altt eriariMe,wegoastion with the Bank. bad been eon seteelld.. The 5 per Cents. are stated to bare,alosed tit Showier evening as tient, 73f. &titled the 29th of September, brought by a Mail v..' h arrived yesterday from 'St. Thomas's, give a ' holy account of the state di trade there. iv 'No hush*. - 4(katerer was doing ; and the IMO• houses sere arpricavied with British merchasitlize. Aielteri received *rev Gibraltar, dated the 3d of . oelnher, state, that greirtropprehensiom were enter. tatted that there would be an embargo laid ou all Ateetican tassels in the ports of Spain. ' So sorb of the Pilot Act es directs thei Citicre Port Pilots to grist sett, end he a Gloat between cer. 1414 divisetre, if. suspended by a Proclamation in last night's Gaulle. ,Monday was the Doke of Kwer's birth-day. • his .-Itip•'..yirl:ifighoess's tradesmen illuminated their bosses ill -14a r edon, &c. , ' it Is new considered certain that Mr. Serjeeot ~. , •Je"o wilt succeed to the vacancy crated is Ws , Xing's. Bench, Ireland, by the retirement of Mr. Joitire DAY. I • It is IA contemplation to form a new, line of road from Bristol to London, through Acton Tureille, by .-wtich a coosiderable distance would be saved, bills avoided, and the arrival of the mails between the two . cities accelerited at least an boar. The Chapman, Drake, arrived at Gravesend from! Batavia, when at sea carried away her main-topmast, by which John Jones . and . Wm. Robinson„ seamen, were unfortunately drowned. Coax &manna, Not. 4.—The amply of• Eng. :IRAK:heat continuing very small, and for which there • . being. a tolerable brisk -deove.nd ; what appeared from Suffolk this morning, was readily disposed of tit Monday's prices—Having a good arrival of Bvr ley to-day from Sofiya, and but few buyers, sales were heavy, at a decline of 2s. per 'quarter.—Oats • folly supported Monday's prices, although the sup. ply was rather largo-1n Beans and Vass PO 111• 1 101111100. Poßvimouvo, Nov. 3.—Arrived the Kirk Ella, Scott, from London to Bengal • Nepteite, Paterson, 'from' Zastip; and the Graf gernataff, from Mom, pat under qitarantioe.—Sailed bit Majesty'ethip Ro . sari°, on a.craise. • At the Quarter Sessions now holding at Bitter, ' for the county of Devon, a true bill of indictment has been found by the Grand Jury against Sir Ma. mynah Lopes, Mr. Hunt, his Solicitor, 'and Mr. 8) nuns, one of the electors or Grampound, for atibery, during the late Election at that Borough. • . amml..11311111•1 .ing +mottle', , hes come We give it publicity wi. pleasure, hist it nut only tends to Himmel. Mournful circumstanees of his fecting and eistiObling tight on of his character. It will, anecdote of his life would not eery more esteemed, and hi, lie commenced his career at tiMwally edatitted, _with th. honour, and Ai sestieptibiht roseseurlment, wide% distinet paternal Girton', and, still more dependent upon his profession *sedan, he becameecqoainted Via therms of whose mind lichens. His conduct was wi incr. He declared his send affections ; bet added. that (often!'" before they could _ ttioshjo whom be owed his first duty—his piresiti; the second for her. The Lady knew how Pe prickle bis merit and his motives, and theiteows were nsoteelly pledged to each other. Ile' entered _upon his career of profit and honour with thit as- Wooer energy which forms a chief feature of ge- Gains talent. Ina comparatively 'bolt peeled be realised a considerable sum, and with it parehowd - ; 'se ennui!, forlis parents. Having pet them in pos.. I Aiesslon of this pruvisien for their lives, he •forwielly Illectand to them that Me obligations to iberfwere new fulfilled, ei:d. be was *boot to enter into other Imitations, .which muatesclusively govern him is their ' tom He began a second time with fresltspirit--ac. quired " a second fortune"—all within a very few years—settled it upon her out wham he had basinweri his heart, and married her. To lose Lady Hi:smer after an attachment in formed, and after years Bolin awerin the tranquillity of domestic joy, disturbed only by the splendid pursuits of embitiovr, nony. moss with virtue, was one of those shoot. which must be left, unde fi ned, to the imagination °leech as know what' it is to feel: History will say of Sir Sansei ketnitily, that he died encorrapiesi by —andazzled by ittrilt•—unblentished-Isfetaibition— ouvelgarised by'pepalerhy—admired by bis adver aeries--and even unailifird by the base. His place at the Bsr—in the Senate—ht the county ) is vacant, and it will remains so. A. I NAYdL IN7'ELLIGHNCI4. • t 7 DEAL, Nov. 3.--Arrived and salted fetkilptiltieere the Maria Tufton, Kennard, from Virginia; Hrtireriva, Brown, 30 days from Cliarlestoo, for Amsterdam ; Earl Moira, Brown, 38 days from Quebec; Comp. titor, Buck, from Newcastle; and Allinnce. from ditto for Jamaica.—ltemain Kittyjuiller t from Malaga for Landon ; Herald, EufeNl4ll, (risco.; Qopbec, for ditto; and fit.Patritk,Verrier, hello to Batavia.—Came down from the River tise Wellington, Barris, for Batavia nod Bericoolei ; Richard, Noble, tn. Derflafilf4 ; Vigilant, Watford, for Gibraltar ; Wellington, Brown, for Oporto ; Morton, Findlay, for isle of Mao; Princess chat loll., Lamb, for £4.. Domingo ; Aegostos Callers _ •__q! 1.. 11.1 r Ala We 1211 'ltAls44rrt, Nov 3 . Cams fit Wes*, = —ids for smelter; also a number of vessels with troops, from Fiance. FALMOUTH, Nov h—Arrived the Richard, Fin. layter, from New Orleans in 61 days. for London, with loss of main•boom.—Ssiled a few vessels for Landon. . Cacsg, Nov 3 —Twenty-two sale of vessels have arrived. here to perform quarantine. I...IIFEBTOOL, Nov. '2 —Arrived the Jane, Creik shank, from Miramiclii, sailed the 4th alt. On the 43d Oct. in lat. AI. 6 long. 49. fell in with the ship Earl Fisawillism, of Hull, from London for Il a tifeu l , with passibogers, ,with loss .of sails, rudder damaged. and leaky she its retornied for a port in Europe; pitted from her on du 99th, lo lit. 50. 40. long. 14.44. DREIRT• LA NE TM ATR R.- 4 4; 3 5t night*. fee the . play of '1 he Country tiirl, in which Mts. Rosie played Miss Peggy, with considerable sp fit, and,. Was greeted **kir repeated marks of approbation, a new Romantic Drama, entitled Banned*, or, 'I he Fatal Offspring, was produced for the first time.— Thescene is laid in Begdad, the Cailliff w hick( 11. JounsTowc) exercises his tyranny upon his sister Zaida (Mrs. ()acts), her husband, Bormkide (11. ; K OLE), his former ffiead, and their innocent off. `spring, by condemning them to death. Barmecide ,succeeds, however, in gaining over the troops, but tieing a lover of legitimacy, be orders them to obey their lawful SOvcreign at, the rill[ of every thing.— The Caitiff is conciliated by such a proof of loyalty, *id I grovel pardon is proclaimed. Writannot say erect in favour of this Drama. As a composition it possesses but little either of point or splendour ; but the Theatre has endeavoured to compatriots fur there defects, by a profusion of scenery, dresses, and de corations, which seemed to have produced the intend led influence upon the audience, for the whole was very favourably received. The music, which we. composed by Mr. T. COOKE, basnferit. COVENT- A ROES TiIEATRE —Clasga's sprightly Comedy of She Would and She Would N o t was per. ",forine4 last night. Mr. W. FA RREN made his first appearance in the character of Don Manuel, which be sustained with great truth and judgment. We do hot, however, consider it, upon the whole, as equal 1 1 to some of his former undertakings. ilia picture of extravagant joy and diseppoionnent, which are the passages that require the strongest Assertions of talent, afforded much to be admired, and drew down great applause; bdt we could not help thinking sometimes that he was too like himself iq other characters. — Mr. C. K BLX'S Don Phillip., end Mr. ABBOT'S Don Octavio, were both gorn) specimens of acting. — Mrs. T. flux played Aripolito With much Spirit, and made love with animation and warmth. Miss Banta: Tort's Itosara eras very interdstieg, whilst FAWCETT% 'Trapani kept the audience in the _most perfect good humour... The Comedy is strongly cast, and wilt pro: rbably be migrated ig 14 turn throughout the mtge. .c. 1 1 14 41 1.4. m . .lfited pub Colonnade. Berairt-sine,,. ~,,__ kiefure Coroner AN tie 'dial Of Middleset.. The naiad of the . 3nrY Thomas Terry, Thomas tys, Edwaid Jolts Hill. Matthew 1 4 1Mileyslessou, Paul May, Joke Itemmlov, Gene Selelier etmordissaty to his L'ylil was called is to attend the dm be &owl hins wilting on the and Ur: Beiel niteeding bilthand,'aiWnipting to Write peretv able on the Jew, anti is was' do intheillon perceptible at Me faidatoll 4 ' glberilion in the seated of else swig .10hr. blea ti talt a tnlsitM . a deep imbed meSI between the of hydil.jek4hereld ivided the trace* t doe ker, maitre of the throat) was cut all. Bed the Oaring, or genet. was perforated thinuelt to the vertelsem ; three arteries weredivided; the twnJarsngeul, and the superior thyroideal, hat the carotids ' !emitted a attached. Itespirtitinn was very Ittipetfett nod yearly impeded, nod .cry shortly after my arrival he expired. in my opinion he died from the twat lam of blond; bet the other in juries. ledependeat of the division of the arteries, was suMnitilSt . to drain, life. Here- Mr.linenant.. a particular friend of the do:nit& imorused leave Up interrupt the deposition, and, antlresslag him 'self to the Coroner. stated, that be had just received a mete. which it a us• material thaeld br itminatly attended to. He Insetted it to the Cormier, who read it. to the Jury. It was written in French, and from Mr. lirtiegham,..dated St James's sqleare, tourmaline Mr. Dumont instantly *to coosepn him, as he (Mr. Brorighom) was irritable to irate his room ; Imo that it wail i of the utmost nod most pressing importance that N. sbutsiderras ; musicale with Mr. - ff. before the Inquest should he pottetteit4i in. The latter Gentleman tinted himself to base been amall terms of the strictest intimacy with the deceased. and begged he might have time allowed him to attend to the solicitation of Mr. Brougham. „ .'fhe Costosren-lrecommenied Mr. D. to use all possigkeAllis Is edition in visiting Mr. 8.. and observed, in his absence, tar they could contiiise the examination of the intermediate wit• orates. Mr. Maptiery's deposition was!esumed. Ile said that there t I was a great quanti•y of blood on the door, sod also in the basin I upon th7dreettng table. The wound appeared to have been indicted with a sharp instrument. There was a razor stained • ita blood lying beside the deceased. The witness exhibited a sheet of paper which be foluel near the body. It bore several marks of blood, w its some writing in the centre, which it was isittor4ible ,accurately us dee) pher.— The appearance of this paper ppelucid a secrete emotion of horror and etlliction, Ltery one situght to interpret the few words marked with ink upon it. )/1'; Monght they resembled with." sad " witness my dear." But the letters were to imeerfectly drawn, that we could dot decide with precision. The hand which doe* them was e•idently agitated; bitt it was the kit act it performed. It was, a. it sehreett ntly appeared. the stiffing of the deceased, I after he had inflicted the fatal moon& John Koos, Surgeon, res Wing 65. Great Rnevell-street, de posed, that he aim sent. for on Mayday to the residenee of the de ' rea.ed, at half-pert two o'clock, P.M. Mr. Mayleery, theta,. weer witness, had vieviolooly arrived. Ois witness's en:ratice iptu Me bed-chamber. tie found the deceased lying on his Mark on she gnu,. Hr esautined the . body, and found a large Wound Ia the upper part of Me' thro4t. tv ..ich hid compkte:y severed the wind.pipe, and nearly the gullet. Tae mind hid then Ceased in (low, as also circulation in the writ; respiration continued in an imperfect state natal !lire. o'clock, Witness wain( opinion . • ka asiMmaik VW Mir INlPP•rmrc‘nrwr Mr. •••••=,• • - wind-pipe., A considerable qualiitity of bloat wei na the Seer and luau in a Bain ; a razor la near the deceased slanted pith bl oo d, lie b, t d a ttempted to sew up the integuments, but iMelog there was ay hope %loiterer of recovery, he did not pro. Ile understood that the deceased got out of bed for the 'aflame of cutting his throat. Colton CR.— Did he appear to hive been shaving ? Witness, trmn circumstances, I should conclude, that be had le. t his bed to commit the deed. • litre a certificate• of which tat following is a copy, was handed to the Coroner, atm read it to the Coors: L the under•igaed Physician, ceri ify. that having seen Doc ' for Bort, at Bernard-street, bo h itist night mud this morning, I tin decidedly of opinion, that he is at ibis moment in a state of body and Mind which a °tad make it toot milt extremely paittfol, but really dongerons, to attend the Conmer's Inquest which is to take ptace shat day, on the occasion) of his uncle's death, and that if he were compelled to perform melt a cruel dity,-it a ould be itluosible to mower for the consequences. (Sigurd) ** ALEX. fiIIA.KCLAV, ht. D. " Rowell square. Nov. S, 1618." The Coroner and Jury then proceeded from the Intrest-room to the residence o• the deceased, ro Itusselloqoare, fur the par , pose of tri• wing the body. Upon the arrival of toe at the house of the deceased. a considerable anxiety was manifested to gate admittance to view the body , he: the Coroner prevented the intrusion, by threaten login commit any person oho entered, exsept thrJory. We un derstand that the deceased lay on the fluor in the position in which the two Surge ttttt left hits. Thomas Bosco said he was footman to Sir Samuel Hominy. He did not see his toaster (rota the middle of August last 111111 i Siiiillny flitrfelooll, when he atrived in town from h the theliewell. timei much better than rotifer ha e been expected, from the domestic atllictisia which bad roams place, and lwariog that be had been unwell. Soon after he came ui lay do* non the eta in the ,library, which was between four mad live 'o'clock. Wanes+ heard that the deer-hied wits.unwell from the loss of Lady Ito who died on Thursday night last t she had been unwell for a lung time. aid had a daughter mod' siz sons ; the eldest, a boy , was about WI years of age, -the youngest between ,eight aid nine. Sir Samuel appeared ailY114)1. exceeding! : ,happy - hi hit family. but the multiplicity of his tisane' , prevented hi, being punch with hem ; he bud scarce soy lime for enjoy ! went. VVitnes. did not atietod • hits on Monday morning w e lt ' knew he sea i n disposed and coodned to his lied ; whenll, bisseneral hour of rising was six o'clock, and of going to bed, i4evelt. Miss Rockily. Mr. *innate RoMilly, Dr. Hetet, ant* Mrs. Davis (sister to Lady itetoilla). were in the house MS *sada, morning, as were also some of the servants (pert beitql it' the country); he could not tell who it *s that attended Pie del in his bed room, with bis breakfast ow that y *hices .about two o'clock beard a naise % like sooteasdy fat on the floor, up tan pair of stairs, and dent y p toincertitiort cause. The bed - room door or' hit master was ore, nad:pe, lillatet ens Ptaeding outside • witaess was about tit miter, sod' OW Sir Synod (os he thought) coming towards OM dear, lathe art of driving the Doctor mot. if aippeared: however, IC fig* to keep him out, for he raised tinth bit amide add faterwillW door; he was then bleeding profusely; witness did not then observe any onstroment in his hand. The dour w a s inst a ntl Y burst open. and Sir Sameet was feu qd leastioreitee the "Ash . hand stand, his throat being cut, and the blood flowing A A * him profusely ; a shirt and a blanket were savant him"; he. dal quite spectacle, but he made several signs with his baud; lie was given a sheet of paper , and p ro and ink. Previous to.roe tering the room, Dr. Ro'get told witness that the deceased hid cut his throat. Miss Romitly previous to the fatal butit by the deceased, had heels with him in the room, he sent her down to the drawing-room, desiring to see Dr. Ititget. It was dating this interval-be cut his throat. He .kept a case of razors, In the ordinary way, in his room. There were tw beds one of in his room, in t which Dr. Rogetoslept. Whams as lied ked the Doctortf be eaw the dec ea sed do the deed, and he rep ' that be thought uptargoirig into the randi,whett sentfor, be was Jost Ihrowinalkeray the razor after indicting the wound. ills kneel. assisted lily mss ern together with Dr. Hugo, until Mr. May brey, the surgeon, braved: Here a parish ensemble, of the name of James, interrupted the proceedings of she Court by improperly intetferiag Walt the !IMAM of bee - of this .1 oil, and Oren crestivaiug the tegitlartly "L -•-- - - - . Jery. 'f to Conowea °Metro , smiths* ISIS sispolsiese. and proinisine watered so remain in Isiiiirt. NIUIIIII being raPed wiess lii give Ith poi it Mu or she len I - •pnitanee to heat' - the. itssidleal.Oshi keys whii amended say perviowsSo hisildorls. • ..• ' ' „ . .son aa 111141 Joey were of ,she slitetitrillatit the terawr Walit.e. :l l lll Pig libenl l4l thilladit. be trll ifir t ;t h dlin a r:s aa r ligvil • nitil ik l i a : 6l B l . 4 i lis dasi4 ll4"vie. 'it ,l billt as , letitini4Pidveedili.ircillisilleslnfl .ter.or the tai he . _• The fl ee. NI ' Disnewit, or Deepen, 'Oki 1:I d hi'' int Wise one of the Illopresee .o ::iivies of MO ("massif there; iii tad beim vs longs lime I E.S . previous 111 the lane-resithhlllai. lie weal Ideal' vid . oggisin relented In thi, rouniry, - lissipend :flair thee Witt his farads, among *hoe Skil. Itonsilly wits OP Whit iativaseis Be heti Phse..edeet HI Oised n letter • hieb be rectimel so far bock as the lath of Septerriber, ream the Isimieeof Mr. ' Ka l'. ill Cowes. which a. one Shoo isd the Obsiety Igrial.W! ' order which far Snomel /liiiitilsy was them Irtbintriar.-- ,Thie Inns wit& am lositarides for hi o in lege them at Nemec'. his expriesed ihe deeps"t npereheinion for she sisfeti (ft s Leidy liemilly•whose Ptsysielans then h• in much da reef Chet.- hrientemskiderablegitiefawil nn x lei y also Manifest sleds Itisnsiodflit talitweathill ehlidred. hid a declarotian that he ad. 'nimbi.. .1a commaideVe to her the feelings ite endured in ectistee*.— &tier des fritliess reeeieed nosey idmosi dad, isthietraritionsfee4 -' • • tkai.tmili Rowdily wilt beam% and nonlweitibt far aby sinellsi• • - • ' laila Ile Ts l Dale Inight base accosinned He fib in ?tames.'. • , - Prto Cowes, and arrived there do the' fib of Ortiviore:. -..- - - - be ln"n d • o he thehltst.' bee N 4 11'1 . : tour_fsir Suave, hae .! ennidesee. in ecoovery.,tlist essodfrri.d,the same Uneasier% Sr *hid and amtiety. Laity Hominy ehoriti Vier had n rehire. and arm fee same days in Ililate of Berri selrerine !kerne shot 'time hi/flung emillimpellt Ike eitorbeintine trident Sir ham el, .hat his fortitaik and imigasoien. He /1411 , 1titi11r . .... 4 " 1 ,y de misted of sleep—withers taw is and bad the gremeMappisl*a- AIMS. few Max. Twa or three tiems he es ptentril tklthheeet4a fears of Menial eerangeosonit. Ode* the deteisiedes* IV Ale in she middle of the nigh!, it was.atimit two n'elivelli, Med [obi, him of a dri:sim foil of briery, alvi said ihist the iMpreirsinn Ur it had remained upon hit mind - - - ' - dream bad been a reality. Pe ask' sidjr that v n'proof of lilt sal; how about his ehltdrk enetally restorer( hi peace of mind, and sometime! he spoil. Uwe establielimeisi of his chileren. ' died on the 29th of ()c'aher. at Ctrl iat night j the deeda:ed was made :ten' Lady by hi, neptsivt. lii. Roger, or he had always ,hawn sty great an etc Rogge) as to any nit. of the family. the mine day; he betted the nwhincholy but he deviate.' its the o i: nes. he would l/r. Unger and his trivial.. Vt tioes. n• flietido, slept as Vrillehesler that 1119 chaise with hint i when thee 'ion, et be extremely exhausted. lir. liege with him. and she deceased. was ext night. The next morning n itsest ;V in• . which he tried to sands continually tearing his gloves, or feralehisig his lingers tend hi: nb'' from hi, nose. The u it ness stated, a geeeni An the rued to London. Sir ' cloth' proceed sin faiiiie. I they -heist hi the tame loom wiih him. Simnel rot to coins 50 It Isseel•-sqoare, house' for else reseal. The deeen-rd likely to be laid up with a severe ;' more signs of violent atita.ion ssr ... ._... _ and of his nme, In a temstetst he Mae thonine 'Ms ryes mad as iligiog his hands. Winless took Isis (rll4`ealled'l.) disegilters alt.( pre her. hand in hi. ID place of his oe 0, open mf(icii. [jilt ope..isig iii. eye% anti pereelbiog what she where.* MA done, he cast 11111111 him (*lilies.) mei ioexpressilile Look of tetineroels l'ind geminate. end embraced his daog: ter, When. shay etriitel itt itin..ell 'gem 1., she tleeviiiird oitiole ereatvillort in compass• him ' self. sentimolai. lib trey mid threw lihW nseopon 'tsar*. It wag trighstie Stir the a itnes, so 111 bl.llfild /I usenet vet o& he had it mews so well. The deceased ;sleeted as if .io A swine, then iii a few lIIIMIrIIIII beiilil II fill(1114 hl, heeds aga Ai. I'l4 di.- ' ceased imardiniely got tip. moo . o itnes.'s arm, aid walk ed "mend late rooms. Ile tsppelarrd 111 11W Wittier hi be in a stale a' if hr had two % este ode& in the enor..e or txs.• NIIIIII after, he desired re see 1)r. M Irei„.telling ihe'vefine. Mid' his nephew sullered too tartish. and that he s•thilil• L ive him the engi foil of mime asidical lineal', si,o.iance. He (deemed) siatiM *aided par•icelarly to consult Doctor Sharer ;show u math tot bath, thinking that would relieve the heal sof his head.iinitht the same time isild %snores he laid ho head•vhir. After Dover Marcel had visited he followed him to his house ; Me, hid was flinch hilit. used.* oh a wale of hid:l,ll,l'46ms. repeat, Duelist Ifoget would nut grit hies rhe maid the whislensight and slept-lb his room. Wt :twos slept in a room above his About seven o'ielack on Monday morning, Docior Hogs'i name to witness apartment in a stele of esireine ansiety, bold him mat his 1111111° was much worse with skirioteot feats, filtering some repressingw in a statd of perturb:6oos'. mid complaioisse that be wet distraell i. 11 - • Itisimt — Colled Immediately upon Di. Marcel it ihtitht y 'llltair, nod tfierillil sem for Dr. Bahingirin In join In it COlll,llllllll - Winne -s as ed 17r.'Idareet if he would an and AO Ws severed friend i they requested him (witness) am 'n do it, say ing the greatest quiet wait accessary ;thaw him, and dint only asst person was to remain in tile room with him K lion's m e n went to liollancl•Drimm, at Kereingtim. to see 61..4;1mm:01e0. three youngest children. whom Lied Holland had taken froini school to his house. and to make some arrnogement with respect to them. When the Winless reorned in li utsell-so 'note, between the hours of there cod four, he found she servants m news, arid Dr. Hort iu a state approaching to despair. Velum's'. find feeling was astoni.hmene Dining she whole mouth that Os., winless had passed wish Sir simnel, he divided almost entirely with Isis son the cares of sir Sawed. Wears* hail the mew in• finite, conversaiitms with she deceased, and never hadbity ap prehension of hit remaining the t.et by which his life has ter minated. The intimate knowledge ileit hr heed of his high pre cepts of duty, of his moral and religious fi sss i $ tele, of his love in his country, and of his parental nffeciions, totally eXchidcd the idea of sorb a mehoichets catastrophe. • (poring the w hole of this tentlearto'sevidenee he was deeply afleeted, and several times sears goosed limn his eyes.) De. Alexander Marcel, of Ilussell.sgisare. being sworn, de. posed—On Sunday hue, attest Moe o'clock is; the rventug, lie was called aeon sit the revels of Dr. Rotes. On his arrival. he found the deceased siring in the drawing.rorna, on She erve aonr,with his family. Ile immediately held a citaivenniiins with him respecting his health, The deciiaerd cnisipiained i i; bu ss (witness) of Ins-itude and restlessness. especi 01, in die lower extremities. with which he fell cretin -id asset muscular . pains. No an isode seemed te afford him eithei rest or cushion, as lie sat on his chair in a state of most painfel agitasiors, and 10 refrained in etinvereition from deteribing the agitation of his mind, or gie ing vent in his feelings. I 1 was nips ions from Isis 'wanner, as well tee (rem .every expression that dropped from him, that he despaired of hl. recovery. Various tiro were re - Clifs niend•ed.ss lib a flew to retinae lint estrous...ooe of billet isms the &ceased objected 1/I'llll of them iii theceieitio, altertsairly imisting upon being permitted to go in bed, withoot nioltiog any enrage, or even atLow log relief to be adasinleered in hid. tin die gnmed that he felt he malt baste a a retched night, and that if he were fa use any medicine, it would only have the cities of isk •ng away all his conflde,ce of his medical bleeds by the pnwer a: medicine. The next morning the dittielowas boo i Dr. tbilsitigton and IN Resget were in atiendonee on /dine He ( w tine* tepid. Ilia situation considerald • altered; hi. skis lir biek she nigh* before 0 as quite dry, was SON bedewed with ,noislare. He appeare4 much• more golet alio his hottilv agiiiition, tat pas extremely coat-ice in his waiters, and.said wieMag whiik would have justified a lOWe favourable opiniors In surd 144 it suite of his 0441 MI the coatiary, al) tlesiio as sel l ed in I kiiiii:ss, respecting his , stnte 'hiring ere night. ',liked so los hewing!, degree ilf an internal ateration tryst s o his ispnieist tranqiiihtty en die former panel the runlet. Des li ()gets who slept so dies:tine room *lib him, suppnied that Sir Samuel had enjo yegieetipead hisses -d e ep ; the' pioieot, .however, on th• toe. 46117 belligmade, declared ass* ht . 'had bad i'n elrelts This 114 6itiltir'ilitiM•ieC,,logiedthittilersiwi-eiteiftivigle4"armire .vipliiirelriedsevitisraalding7o):L:lbaitohtniessitisdoceiciireyuewlatenneumer, .Whiels •••,Dr..ltakinansit, rePlogrieiria, resisting in Aiderumpuory, bidet Mrovi r said•be ei c tie b a w :tr Samuel absint ten o'clotli on Moitilloy lagrithiglik Ise pewee offer. Urgent Meter he had Merit- Afro.% Isii.frietiel;'Prs liNsicei, in )lira acct. Prep , ions iiii WI, leg optiairs to Sir SkrOpers room he useltness) bad ail oppot tappilyXl lesontrig from kik friends, Drs. lidareet wild stogie a I chid occurred, Aiwisi. viv*to she devised, he fennel him Ili allioasisin correspoudincedliteily with the sacsouoi which his friends had given Wm. lie Ohs fete questions to the decebserls hal kii anessire were perreetl2 seniseeess. Wituelsexpresseel to 1 the deteaved'hisliopm that from the &env whites bad takers there io his situation, mate ospeellrilly *litptrspicatlia which he I lahoored under ' that berth-mild finseehe Atlstlieticesof finding fer:her improveelent when he thoold hive She Pleisami,of seeing hies Apia in file etesing. This wid the diteianta uf,wil that passed during w Wins's. infertile*. • • TheTbitoesa here pot a goalie* SO the wittielt!:-.-Dri yon nippoie from sill the circumstance , shut • hie sakes place. the hmir.l.",fwah:larimaliprle:ryndes.huetedimgtreesatal dhiltsinftaciritioilnyt—altdthihvithslvenaiiiswoferhe id. the deceased cot hi, throat wh ile "e. they return re U ein tsiT l est aL t :a jt v i er hen diC add •—• ". . - ; l a l r b e s e a ejanst:ial7niellinoauarxwflyermuotafiliiimpirldiati*Mise:stb.an'ayat , I The Aostrißo Coatinest ef the Army of Oc.A. INTBRES patios was to ernes the Rhine on the -' tit alt. on its search homeward. The Wi r te i g6 4 4.. fpsis s e ;4.10 Tim fnllow. ins Fume, before the 9th inst. The ' , tees Mutt* l agren i e d nun , I tatill4A has arrived et Payne, an' I akeltf GLod. ble quarter. l. %% a.• of AN KCOGTS- oit • S IR 4.ilU LY. 'ethane whn footinird the a _• 'se* ' ,tt he Hubei outs hat oo ROM! . • pre 1)4461.1i/tee, he Ica. • on Toesday k et tl s o'cinek. as iyaiiv .t tiraa held respetinkthe the „,RN". Mr: Mali d it ate cif thie ost a velerichle g yAl•Ator;aropaia. kn ie u riord s tz l iseette d 7.7"7 , $. 4 "41 DP IMsli t h ! owe tesnownv or tftele et it tme to in from a very reipelida- 5 the reiroif Os Flood itatait-leine t 1 . '40 bl Me. desert he the tie Sosattel &mid, pl.p.rhei re it Dabiieity with the. mat. Colonnadt. flirtbsedweret, hefore Tenths TN? Cowman nod Jet) - _ Malkin that to leaia as ad tends to Minitel. this! Svitutt644:44• Conner fits ( iiY death, but co .42 an utb follow in ars Ilse st . ninei a the . 3 or; on the moral esd tke Fs J . Itintegi• Furraa9l. Thomas II perksps, be sok* orhs E da " . ". .1 1 ."- a 44111 . 4 " 6 " IP° tot teed tow o/0;101 • • A f ild 0 1 . 111 0 411 " 1 WIll* "• 1444 s, ..4tOrta Marti Job* is loss more' regtokilid jiitjuighowes. lii the Bar, a hose high rine es • of caarfcalgilorben. haq.. Seqtaai ility or Arnie*, mg ,... 44 ; e: p 05, .14 p arf i ci ,. ;sashed his fi 4 , • ed isboaf twit so Nye nftressesoo nore,withboth t: t 4 -, *pow, supported by his Serena's, no moral spec-els, With n sheet of Puller add nto hi t e d w i t h a yoi l 4 . 1 : 4 ` considerable henurrbact wad Ks sod person vo 1410 • wash.liand-hogint three invites rortb~ef hi s • , • and roily a %light inteteeliti b"" . • die bran. tenes:m ai ining the - m itintents to tee - ' hod «flatly ceased) k fused ade hat he most 'y ataibitia at. et.*it r , eh bad ' i be married: the • Per. " ' " rani air. and wholly dheidtd Ih after he tortsit. tett If the Loll einem if be did no: root. boa ever, moth enovertatiott ei(hiai to iirerthla Oster ke wile to altoehc abinft then- • • %%kora sta i Lady Hom fi lt !oars, aboht rteveateriooic totouhtell with theltAlorltia on the Following ntarifin4 ; ttiithment too or& ttim (Or. e„ The deceased 6(1 l.:owei .holy tiding vet!, telnetaptly:, • twtld he ((15e: 11 4. 4 0 4 dt 4'3: ..1% and sir •itunuel. with idler tittio. A itnem rthie ih stir "•• rd, Sit Samriel appeared to get sieto in the alto mop,. -zir,emety restir4 brin g Lite psi hi..ertitt the niutisat 'doe. lie, the . .iltvforol, two . •. nr the paints ;or. hil band's. ' la•ec shine ttlatit itlid 'oldie • . a ken w e ortived at Mnrell'>• r pectiiiterer.afrab. he 4, lot there. root Ilr. tinges % Isar., haft prapte.ed to Sir rote, tAit to take wane siker eased rortirowerod. that 117%44 rr it 110% Wititemi olo.erttd ilt. more tearin g or h i' hat:as k - A.4lltr ~ ~ ~~ ,~,:. / L.L il i ' ` r_ LA, • '-~~ I.