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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. ...,-.N.- PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 30. Arrived the Ant schooner. with a cativo!, from the Dow us.—Wiad S.W. PLYMOUTH. Art:. t 2;). Arrived the Entre-prom:lie cutter, with light vic tualler*, from the Chiming fleet ; the Liscommter gun-brig, Lieutenant Talbot, from a cruise : -and 22Espoir. Freud, sloop, laden with naval stores, from L'Orietit, t irzc to the Shrooluis ; also the Depy;..ril wavy transport, from the Dowini. Sided the Comet iire--hip, Capt. Daly, to the Eastward ; the Wrenel :wired schooner. to join the Channel fleet, and put hack again with the loss of her foremast.—Wind S.S.W. %Ilk:En% ESA. AUG. 30. Sailed from !lie Nore this toorool.; the .4resor coo “..y for 11eliAoland.-11'itul S.W. (II %Till% At :71). Captt.itt Mat!wr is apporutl to the eututuattd of the Cooki t st Kasha. The N, of So gun% on(1 several trtopports, piled from Sheerest's. Testerthty, supposed for the Aide, to briug away Oar Spaoi..ll troops. AVCL'JT 30. Arrived the Hentber nrusegi ship, limn Falmouth, *WI a couvoy..whidt are *alkali fur the River. CORK, ♦UG. 26. Twist!liy, ilia Majesty's aluop Alert, hoeing un der convoy thirty-eight mail of trausports, to t4e in troops, arrii7ea at Cove from the Downs. Several transports arc now lying at :Nlonkstown ; but no embarkation of troops has vet taken place. Arrived the Serene. of Hull. Piers; /lure, of Dartmouth, ; Guinn, of Sundwiek, Starner; and the tlissina, of Bidiford. Salmon, From London: llntry mad Mary.- Romney, with pasmengers ; the Kist _GeorKe• Duottey, wf and from Bristol ; and the :Vary, of Llauelly, Evau', from Youghall, with oats. for London. Sailed the Lion, of Weymouth. Graves, ,for Gorratty, with Provisions.—Wiod N.W. FROM I.I.OI•D'S LIST. Gn•VitYN D, Aug 30 .—Psissed by the Governor Milne, rattersea, from "Eriimiart Anu, Bosrues., from Oporto ; Brothers, Evans, from iViiterfied ; and the Perseverance Broad, front Plymouth. Sailed the Pomona, Merolitb, Cada', aad the Neptune, Gilbert, fur Commis. AMERICA. NOR% It'll. N. V.) JO NE O. On Wednesday last, at a Court of Oyer and Ter !miner, nod Ckneral l;.tol , for the county of ChenAugo, holden Ly his Honour Joarpli C. Yates, Esq. c,rue ou the trial of Rufus Hill, for the mur der of S:sson, his aile's &tighter, aged about twenty mouths. It appeared in evidence. that on the uight of the child's death (the still of Noieinber lost,) the mo ther and a Mrs. Parker went to the house of • Mr. Cluk., is neighbour, at the distance or about A;rty. rods, for the - purpose of borrowing a book relai . - ing to murder ; that they left the child. at home, apparently in good health, with no other person in tile house but Hill ; that shortly aftcr the) reached Mr. Chase - s house, dill called to them, and desi them to histen home, for the child was sick ; that they areordingly went home a- fast di possible, fol lowed by Mr. and Mrs. Chase. who f d the child in the last agonies of death; it gasped a few times, and expired. - It was proved by Drs. Robinson, Foot, Ross arid Cone, who atteneled the inquest, which was hl 114 the body of thirdereased, that a timidity of bruises were lband ou it, particularly about the neck and breast ; that its neck and four of its ribs were broken. A variety of other circumstances were arl titic.4 on the part of the prosecution, which could leave no doubt of the guilt of the Prisoucr. A number of witnesses were examined on tho - part of the Prisoner, to prove that Ilia general cha racter was unexceptionable, anal that his conduct towards the child was tender and atfeetioside. The charge of Judge VATKS was truly impartial and luminous. The Jury retired about • &click in the evening, and in shout an hoar re turned into the Court With a verdict .44 Yesterday the an ful sentence of death was passed upon the unhappy man, its a mast solemn and im pressive maim, v. • The day appointed fur his. exe cution is Fnday, the 4&h day of August nest. The deportment of the Prisoner during the trial was decoct and orderly. AVe are inform"! that a New England tin pedlar was !nurilered fait tt tck near Woodstock. The Lir uns,..‘ance• viz, The pollsr *Toppi 'I at a house, inquirrd for horse feet', got it, and was Invited into the Rouse, sod pressed very hard he tao women, being the sole occupiers, to take sonic refreshment, which he at last couseuted to; and whilst eating, one held his head, and the other cut his throat ; they then put hint to the cart, shut it up, and started the Rome. The horse travellin7 out or the road, was met by a traveller, who stein.: no person near, undertook to open the lit!, and there found the dead boil ; he turned the horse, and started hint bock the road be appeared to have come, and the horse stopped where he had been fed—clue man went in, and found the two women examining the plunder they had Laken. and the blood-stains about the floor. This caused a suspician, and, our informant says. the women we-e immesh/deli- taken up, and lodged in Woodstock Gard, to stand a trial before an examin ing Coiirt.---(Sramisrais son‘sroww, NM-Yoag. J(LY 5. On Tharsday last, et •Gout noon. this village was visited by a more dreadful storm than was ever before witneeied in this place. A dark and most dismal cloud Vas at first perceived in the North west, and proceeded a Suuth-east d.rection ; in passing over this place it occasioned the ino4 awful ►ensation ia the tm►nds of the tnos.t and cou roolidaus; our zenith and lionson nc:-walusost as dark as al midnight. the lightaing streaking the c loud. and frequently piercing den •earth ; the thunder sharp and thrilling, and the winds most tremendous---all &attire appeared to us re•►dy to tumble to chiisL ?The lig.ius►ng struck a nu:nher of Sniklings, set fift►tse haws or two s and enesii mod them to the ground. - Adwellint-lusiese, bel.in4iug to Mr. iiroaer fat pierced b the and I.f. .% . . eisfilevably injure. Mr. Brower very aariosly sielpad 4all, the shock struck him down—un fortunately fidlinA on a wash-tub, be was consi derably hurt, The wind raged so severely, that it almost prostrated every thing before it . ; the steeple of the Episcopalian Church was blown luau, and that of the Presbyterian considerably ; many barns were levelled to the grimail, in one of which w negro boy, belonging to one Mr. Tuticlaire, who fled thither for refuge. was unfor tonately killed. Trees were torn up by the routs, fences prostrated ; in fact, the an ful storm sur passes all description, and we Lunch fear iii severity has been felt at other places. It is earnestly hoped that the inhahitshfs of this village will take warning, and guard themselves at , iiinst lightning, that dreadful eleasent, by fur nishing their buildings with lightning roda,of which there is not a building but what is, at present to tally destitute ; should it have the adittary effect of preserving one house or life, it will amply cam pensate for the expense and trouldr. - - DGELLING. In The Cote*Mai Crefietd, a the 6th July, nearly two columns ore occupied outlaw statemeed of Isi.arding•liorise ~ ,,c cer, between Mr. Syteener Thoosperm mad Mr. Charles 11 aid .lpi burp Morton. The hitter appears to have meted in a hasty, iniprittletil manner, and, brio?, tired of his are, accuriliug to his own coufession, he wished to get rid eg it in an ilieseeirabf.• way. The following perogruphs of a. letter from Mr. secoed we extract for the aniuscineult of our readers. It appears that the stOt frightened lois materialist, *tut oath* further has appeared nu the subject. It la a r.. 41 curiosityi and, in all similar eases it way serve as It cope for friemb of the humane and fashionable practice of duel. hug. Thearrangements for hurt Mg the bodies is rather an itineration, as public fluters' honours sae invurinbl . . decreed to the victual( of honour. .after mellibming 'tens, the Gemleman thus " Them tenes are by no mummy humiliating, the prondest Potentate in Eserege, in aceedrug, would hare ens ['MN.' to blush. Now, Sit, pernituie to ask, what eau be nier..e truly noble in these gentlenitti, than to subdue the unworthy and Immo, al suggestions of. false pride, and false honour, and ' tint! briug those rescntineuts tato mutual achnoirledzisients, is bath other% ise mind cud in the death of one or both! This being dime, both parties will have cense to cour,ratulais themselves on the propriety of their conduct ; they is ill be reinstated in the good opinion of thou particular friends ; and will obtains respectable estimation in the pubic mind. Let me entreat you, Sir, with ardent and honest sincerity, to co-operate with rile, in saving the limes of 'loose gentlemen, and securing to musette' the honour of being the founders of • new and rational mode of settling the differeeces *Melt mew among yeaeg Well, and tibias so frequently terminate is their Own destruction anal the rain of Os, ir bmilies. if yule will not accede to thooaconiltioos, release thrum emrselres ' lota the bands of fate, sal so sit hes Ikeldles.lfmaavidsette, lit, that as Mr. Morton is the challenger, the tight gicboosiug the time, place, distance and weapons, rmiains in our choice. lire propose to agree. verbally on the place and day ; the hour to beat baJf past so, p. is.; pistols shall be the weapons ' and four paces the distaiwe. The pas ties shall stand face to dye, with their coats and braces off. Mne can hove ne eMearcerce sorer ors the ground. Tine parties will answer " Yes" to the questiee, " Are you ready ." and then discharge their platrils after the command •• Fire," hoe been distinctly and Lastly uttered. The right of rising the word" fire,' you end myself will-determine., by some mode of chalice. It sill be accts. eery fur us to be accompaoied by a Surgeon. *They are set dual willing to he engage% in such straws, mad 11 we cannot get tme,we most tie pi .wided sith 2 tournispotessimedages,Le. with such instruments as are requisite to extract belle tie will stale verlwl arrangements for burying woe er both of the Audits of our principals. SI sold only one be efolesded, and the nomad is out mortal, the victim shall not be entitled le another shot ; but the wounded party may take natuther, e l i s plis zuel terms, provided the around does out disable the arras The Forties may exchange their erapuns, et each may use his arm. " My duty is meetly done : it only remains nos fur me to sanest to you; Air, that if you raunot remade Mr. Mor ten Oa Nraila to ear honourable mud soak-able terra*, and yoide emenspeny him in the quality of a sirorol, you take on yourself a weight of ie,lpumibihty, which good In incipke cannot seslans ; and yen may fall mulct the implitatiou of brier accessory to the perpetration et 'moiler in bow " Should We. %loft.on persist to f. tiiue this milmppy af foie toe final crisis, and hare the great sidsfortiine 16111%. ing, lie must, from the 1111.1111Cai of the catastrophe is Aids his rashness may °cession, the must noses able beiug mu creation : not all the mercy of heaven cam absolve his crime ; the waited teals sod prayers of all the angel: of !Mao coo can procure no rnpiation. If Heaven ha. bet a licit* grate and kindness foe poser friewd.slse has already issoeil her ~t erse eommanding him to lisetes to the her of t‘erlAst. Mg retribution : fur though his desire of res. lie: may tom art as as e.lllllle to his comet. lice, yet what th., , revroge is ',Waived, either b% the &Atli or mangling dm) t.vend , this *ase will lose its efficacy, and leave the infatuated subicrt of its operation awake t.) %ears of guilt and 'Worry. " I am, Sir, soh much respect. Your ohs-heat servant, " I bare nn more to sly--let the world he jarlites between Mr Morton rut mra4f..—be awl they have ott that ewM he renown', fowl% an in need noon, who was wilhug it. meet Ins disapprantetl, forlorn, sod (neon, either in ho. romhat, or tared our disiom•ment to mato+, re esneilintioa. BILVESTICA TaomrsoN.- The.Marqslis Ds LA Bowan a, who with an much gallantry and address extricated his array Iron, 1:1.• power of the Tyrant, is • Grandee of Spain. lie is nephew of Deo VENIVIIA, CAR'. who command ed in Biseac last war; and his property, Much is very lane, he. in Valenti' and !Majorca. lie was intimately connected with the late Lord Mlou xi Srtrarr. He isa matt of a highly-cultivated mind, and distinguished himself very much in the war iu the Pyrenees. lie is about At) years of age. Monday, as a butcher's cart was standing in War wick-lanai Neagate-strect, a broad-wheeled wag gon, in pawing, caught the tail of it, and turned the horse's head into a window, broke the swill to pieces, and cut the horse in a dreadful manner ; a master carpenter, and a master plumber, who were standing by, provideutially saved themselves, the former, by jumping in at his window, and the lat ter, by falling tuts a cellar. Neither of them re ceived the least injury, except from the fright. Last week an inquest was taken before Mr. JOIXICR. Coroner, on the body of KEMAII w••, of tilitabridge, Gloncesteraliire, whose death was occasioned by her taking a Large quantity of sublimate of mercury. The bony was opened by Mr. JECiall. of Berkley, and, from symptoms previous to her death, and the appearances which he observed upon dissection, he was of opinion that the deceased died by poison, which poison be was convinced to have been mercury. This opi nion was corroborated by the young woman's Own confessiou. She was pregnant, cud with the inten tion to procure abortion, she was induced to take the fatal don:. The Jury returned a verdict of /dude se, and the body lids buried near the cross. road, w Slimbridge-held. 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