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tberwa..elos west iota it Arrsa—.he was etwoltat • f • e•re. sad hest heir o mite or Wood to gu—aol *bat •• % the r/411, she was drowned. Q. Whkli of your trivet, we. tbot be wad the one 1 ...raker worried to. Q. What \sprawl to jibe Other wih ?—A.' Abe died is SLAVERY IN ALGIERS. [Prom i , TM New Metalsly Magasiul EMULATIVE OP P. tr. DUMONT. RELATING MO CAP TIVITY OF TEINTT-VOOR TEARS tN VIE TIMM. , TORT OF YOUNT PAWN. BETWEEN ORAN AND Akan:NS. it will probably be its the recollection of our readers, that about severs or eight months ago the public Rapers contented a paragraph, slatting the eireunitiatice Of these being a man sif tits. above name. who had fast found Isis way back to France, after an übsence of 37 years from 11.15 native country. during *loch he had nut only remained totally ignorant of the extraordinary e vents that were passiog there, even to the existestee of such a man as Napoleon Bonaparte. hut had alimost for gotten his owls lasiguoge. We have al.res the patios factious of lasing the mogul:lily iisteresting accouat of this tinlivialual's suffetings brfore the public, and partly in Ills own Wald.; for it appears that a l l y,' M. Quesue, a French Iderary character of respect.- bilisy, Strati! of Dotossiit's arrival. attended as it was by some allss•i 111 l s to his past history, he determined to seek him out. As the particulars coininuiti cited in their first interview, cotsvinced the Visitor that the wrade narrative ought to Ire placed ors record, M. (2 , 114 4. repented los visits, and in a short time afterwasuls punli.liesl the following ae. count. the authenticity iit which is drawn from such a variety of cotioursiog teelisnitstses, all its favour of the nasator's character and cavertsies. of memory. that the FfeliCtl edits", artier 11.1eillg taken the tit. most 1,41114 to 41114 y lute don the subject, saw no II•4'Ull Is, rostertisitt the rinallest doubt of Ina herss'a veractiy. After stating that he was born iii Paris in l'Asi, an d g i sm g a o account ill his entrance auto Ilse navy wish M. de Trrisay. a Rear- Admirsl, under whom Dusnont served lire snore that a hem, the narrative 10 '1.4011 so state that he was present at the triumph o f Lord itotlory on the tills ill Anil, 1'78.1, over the French , fleet under Count de Garay, who was wade utimurr au 1114 me 1111 l inlile occos . 'rite dmp to which he larliingell wir• then ordered h o me. bat hapsw 1111 l g Ism meet 91 !Mall English squaltrou mar Oporto, she was Cliattrli lino the Straits of Gibraltar by them, and 1111/k shelter under the bat teries of Algestrasi. Herr I) t was transferred to another vot e ' I. awl having quilt d iirr fur the ar r. vice of the Count rl'Atiols, then stiperistiending the siege of Gibraltar, i.e frt timed to the same:ship alll4l II 1111 l iodic of the Marquis Dr MaistinsitY, Aide de-Camp to the Commander iss Chsef, who was resit wish dismatein a to time French fleet thesi cruisittg 011 NI 11l i l rya. A vitsleta storm arose boost after the ',motet set awl I Algerglass, and stomithatatt.litsg a ll the e fforts of the offitera mid cue* to avoid the fate which awaited them, she was driven on shot. in the dead of ;light. between Os all and Algiers, one of the twsst inl.o.pitable purl- of this terrific coast ; here the ship carat to pieces and out of a hundred soul forty Weil consuming her crew, it was with the greatest iltfficulty half the somber reached the rocky beach, weak and faitstiog, where a still Inure horrible death was its The fero• lout Konhol. 10 , says Dumont (for we shall heactforth repeat his own words as commas ideated by M. Qurpg é), baying tsts.rnell the re sult of the tempest, and gloried in the prospect of booty it afforded, malted (loon upon eta from their mountains, a n d while torrents of rain fell, to the midst of thunder and light ll 11l g, massacred the greatest part of those who had saved themselves from u watery grave. It wus in vain that we en deavourt it to de filial ourselves, having nu other weapons to oppose them than sand a. d *times; so that lustily suffered themselves to lie slaugh tered without oinking the least reslstancr. Seeing, however, the body of my master hacked to pieces, after lie hail 'nog at.d courageously struggled with hit cruel adversaries, I become so enraged that it was ISO longer missible to reiwin a quiet spec tator of the horrible revue. and in the absence of more, effective arms, I took advantage of those within our reach, throwing handfuls of sand into the rtes of our torsion-vs, and biting several of their legs. I at length 'MCl:Ceded in precipitating three Kouhals from their Artily chargers into the sea.— Ilot this action ',H. dearly bought, fur I instantly received sea real blows of a sabre On the head, arms, and shoulders, a lance pierced through my body, while u pistol bullet lodged in the e•alf of my leg. %Vitro iit) longer able to conteod wills the Aiello, they se.evtl those alto tell into their hoods, and re winded she .111111111 t of the ',moments. I crawled M. covered with blood. amongst s sine brushwood, hoping to colic...oil otyself the following day from the barbarians, in which case I did not despair of brink etio!,lu-I to remain on the coast. until the appearassee of souse Europt•not vessel offuriltd ass ousansucitv of escape. Ablsough alien somewhat recovered bum the agitation whirls followed our o ur % reek, my o tomtit. occasioned the most ex t•rucioting pato, I did not fear that death I l.ad so tonaculesusly escaut if, but I.nly tegretted the loss of my 111111 , 1rf, Lad the probability of siever sreisig nay puma* agent. There were still thirty of my usitostunate • 111111101114 all 0, reinsuring out of the eighty who gut out shore I the wreck; but scarcely had day-light dawn ed. whets time Arabs pawned at lull gallop.— 'limy nowt Collected the remnant of their victims, and havotg beamed ear arena across raids other. we were. totached to their horses' tails with a twig curd. Thin reason of our lives brill now spared arose from the circumstance of a la l i 11l Is. the Mu ltistate-too law, birldslifiug the assassinatinu cf anis ti.ini, except et isig`tt. An ollediesice to this M . juacttow is con•idered as the ittratis tf %.ilvatiuii, astol ahem eh:regarded, the sheik generalty SARI , the Salble pliSSissillliela MS theitistives. Ti,.. uttic. , vont ern duffers for every (..,Issistiats that is hit:sight Is; him ; but the Kaubals, who, though very loud of unwey, NM touch Mitre so cf killitig infidels, is. Ste 1411:it ;may 01.1tootgaty 4,:' inerilerssig alt dime wins profess a dia . :Rut faith. fiiii.ly persuaded that this is Vie surest way to please the Prophet. Several of the party thus led Dilate. shed from 1 "woken-as and buffeting.' We maiclied eight iii 6 lito , fultowitsg. tl e Arabs slot dams; to travel 111 time day-note. nest some miter Akastasals should - Curia. rigid rear 'lll bull. thelf base I* Or SIS to ob bets tie pri.:fesed rewassl. Horiog the slay thee ets- COAL MA sib Sarrastaaa I. . , mists al Ittaetwr tiler vaw.l. Prig, I' ainprit in cri e Ist the bilf :dlnirlihibllS t . WWII our *ll M a re - mi SSW 111 I - --- ...' . -. 7" .. " . 1 &Marelll ... fish to aas sia. • Vas Stitse of 1 1 11.111 reg is ivilk . ri, Cliitil o by Signor Pa . ~ 1 ' Stow Gal • - • • 1 •• • • 115.8 . 414 . IN 01 1 : 9i l r • moist:. to Ille'esirlss ivse.eiot at ft. ' . . bat bed. Q Where were ?Qs then?—A. I wasn't with bee. U. Did cos ever rob Mr. Timothy Lama—A. No. s Q. Diel sna ever bre at hies N o wised • man vaiba die, who was hired by n o Sams to Ire at him. Q. Whet happened.* that mau'—A. He was hanged. Q. Did you Inform against Won ?—A. I did. 411 Did you ever rob your brother ?—A. No, I didn't. Q 11)61 you ever commit a robbery near Y ou gbal?—A. No. Cs. Were you ever in the a rm y ?—A. I way. Q. What regiment ?—A 1 was is the 24th, the North t o m, sad ilse Kerry Militias. Q. Did you desert ?—A. No, I was discharged at the yaw, after miinims from France. Q. Moe did yoe live there !---A Qn whatever wae going. 0. Did you pay for it ?--A. Sometimes I used—end some times l weed nut.. Q. Were the articles charged in ibis nibbrey Need he your pommies 4—A. They were is sly lodgings. Tintothy Murphy, the so,ilh from whom the •tedge WAS taken, was coiled merely to prove that ;act ; hr could out tell by whom. Torpy -Thin was another of the gang, • thrsOih row ',repot fir the fobilirly ro questi.)ll, .POP inferior to hie WWI cousin!. from !hoodoo with Dennehy and -loather tnais not preset'', and i..qtorsol hoof a r.auo whom they use, with on the road, whit !Well of Minton", whether alw was * wnlut. had any • and any money, and having the or. e weary iiiforusuini, came to Cu, k, rod cooties oiled to the rest of she gan g, oho agreed, when ttwy got arms, so go and rob the house. Crows-araintrea by Mr. CrGOIMAir. Q How many robberies . have you been guilty of in your A - creat many .4/ When did you comment? robber ?—A. last Assizes. 14. You were then tried, aren't you ?—A. N.., I *met. Q. But you were in gaol ?—A. I was; lost I was die. sheared. Q. HIM tong after you were discharged did you commit the first rubbery?—A. Alwwl a week. Q. Who did you rob first?—A. Callaghan ST Carty. Q Did you get any mon. y from him ?—A No. Q Who dud you rob next ?—A. One Lloyd, a farmer at Carrigiesubil. LL I suppose if y..ii were opposed on either of these wea r-imps, von wouid have committed murder?—A. To he tore Q Whirr slid you rub the third time?—A., At a farmer's at Doom owe,. Q. Did you get any money there ?—A. Sixty toluene in Veld. Q. What did you do with them ?—A. We *pent them. V. But you're quite mere if any Moly opposed you, you souk) have 'Bordered them !--A ro &evert we world. The (IMF BASOS told the July, that the five Pamir", were capitally italiched for burglary sod robbery. No steroid lite heirglary mood robbery were proved to have been committed. but there were no witnesses for the Crows' of ussompe.whoble charac ter. nod there was no bounce a uu rxrcwinn bay iiow taken place this country upon suc h evidelice. • Tile witue.bes were in limo inuanoo. covered with Crime, SOIL HlTOrdilit to their men coostriosion, ready to c mit nott..der, that they ought to be regarded with caution nod doubt. Somebody should lie pro duced to ahrw, either that the Pro:miters w. re hear when the roblwry was committed, or that the sr ticks were ft:wool isi their possession ; or some cif sumstosice should he adduced to coonect them with thertrai.sactioii. The two witnesses who wt re ex amined joist so far corrnhorsted each other. es one Arsperate character could another ; hot here the evi desoce closed ; and though it was los duty to tell the .wary that this was legal evidence. it wee also his o.lsty to tell them they should be slow and to believe it.--slot Guilty. The lame men. end several others of the same gang, were subserviently put to the bar for other Lurgiaries, but were obliged to he at-quitted. as ts:ere was no tvidruce against them but that of the iisformerss NAVAL INTELLIGENC E. tottionteltro, AUCtlier 31. Arrive.l tbe Colette and Charlotte, elacys, (ram Oat' nil • toe Balboa; Mary Ann, Morris, Crum Looittai for Malaya, antis lora of sealotaiasa &ad Sisters, Earl, Crum the Dowaa for the South Seas. PLVMOU2II, avnuirr 30. Arrived the Active, Brown, from Si.Johies, N. 19 for Lon timi; sad Swak, Corish, from Poole for Liverpool•—the latter. tarried away her mast bead this morning in a squall. FAL1101:111, AV01.:61 20. Arrived the Duke of Kent packet. with a Mail Guns Lis. Lou is 1$ days ; mill Aeolis, Kidd, from Norfolk (Virginia) .in $4 days-045 00ili fastest. in lat. 40. 50. long. 10. spoke tee Providence, —, fur Quebec. Drrit.. AUGUST 31. Arrived and paled fur Ilk River the {Well:oven, Andermin, St. Jnbn's, New Brunswick ; Ann. plic;ch, flout • St. Kites ; Latina*, Lally, and Dictind, %rilliamr , n, font D.srrarai Shannon. Falconer, from Dominica; Web.; Alexawder, Errinatom ; Braitsford, Awing; 11.srays. Hardy; and ladefistitable, Cumming faun Duster - ; Meaty, Beasley, frost Barbadian ; Frien% ds, Barclay ; and ihsekenfind, %%null, lions 131111111(14. Arrived and remain the Grtelati and Brisk, from tbe " we:award. Came down from the Risei _Ow Lovely Maria, Smith, Co. Oat Cape of tIO,Dd Httrle Z Duck, Inrr.thrr. fur Newf.'s -pt. land y Diadems, Ruche, fir iii.. iarrgio; Arciiinicd. s, Sr.. R mien. May, fur Om South Seas ; and Wiliam'. Yoesag, for Oilirallsr. t.t v taro oz.. avervier Arrived Ike Rambler, L/111, from Janiiiicv—astled the ISt% ar(July; Elaine Wanner, from Muniresil—sailini the 13d Atleatic:Matlutk, from New Yolk—sailed titre Gth of A stoat The Sterling, from thia port for New York, W3ll on Dili. torn Rorke on Ibr Illh of July, bet v. PS rOl of with .livitt of part of brr keel and leaky. She striver! in WirrasiLet us the Itth of htly, end cliarhnmeii bsr Cargo I,ri • to, Sa. vagr ‘ from Nrw Orlrima for port, put into Pit s I s to &Wes% the Captaio belog HULL. atiourr A rrived ilw Fame. Chrit,frocr Greeslaal.l, 7 fisis,4o4 butts; * bled Cierru, Parkie, from Jittoi 6 tlsh.:A Wlts. ceiRM EXCHANGIi. SZPTSWBER 1. rre bad some foriLr fat sta in:seals with %Cheat thin more which. owing tu the %,.c code of the wratios, aNa the I.tllr tteteautt. was very heavy, :sod where thr miles ..re A ro ,' Gaiter too. r ; 14m• 04.311 uo the ataiwe tallto; so. eta Howl*, i Pea/me lot' a trt4y deli +loe. 1:4 wiLts LiUda of grsie litre uu alma atiou. whole sustenance consisted of a little bread and water, barely sufficient to prevesit us frosts dying. The last stage was marched duriilt the day, fur our condor:furs had uutlsitig mon to fear. and we arrived at Mount Felix dis the evriiiiig of the ninth day. This is the residence of Sheik Osusiii. He has many ioferior sheiks trailer his orders, each of whom e ssssss mends • district of two or three different mountains. These tiloWilaimi are peo pled by Arabs who live in adowair, a norm gotten to several tents, contaiiiing from (Orly 10 bury maw rut periwigs. Each lousily composes In aduwar ; still the 11111iiller of tents serves to denote a iilll.ge, town. or city. There are sio houses isi this county, except the Palace of Osman, mud the prison for his slaver. The sheiks owe a yearly tribute to Osman ; it eolihi•r• of 'floury, wax, hooey. elephants' teeth, wool, skins, ostrich frathrra. & Wisest unlade 10 pay from their own nominees, the sheiks attack and ravage the territories of those to the steighbout hood, who are 1101.1.1101ig enough to resist ; and if the tn. bole is not deposited at Oonatt's feet. iii litter' days after it bee fffff es doe, use sheik loses his head, should he not be Ale to justify himself by a pro per explinottoo, of the validity of which Osman Is the sole judge. Thus despot lives in a palace built of stone, two stories high, and ter 11111 l ming in a terrace. Three hundred women are shut Op in it, and attended by ass equal number of then own sex. They are a ll o w e d t o walk i n the garden, which is very eaten. sive, and tilled with butt trees and flower., hut the prospect is confined *Ohio the walls, fur the great height of these pi events the possibility of their seen% hey I them. We were presented to 00m en on the day after our arrival ; lie was a time-looking nisei. about five fret right niches high. and is IWO fifty-tier years old. Ilia first question was, that of impriting to what matins we belonged, and 011 our rep!. big that we were Frenchmen. " teerteh," said he, " Frroeh- Oen ! teithunt faith. lams. spiteful, and devils ! Ilet them In. chained." His order wits nu sootier given than put Iwo i m mediate execution. I was a perfect criprle by this lime, nor were my passions much better. three of them having died mime days alter we arrived; stripped of oar clothes, they threw a small coarse isr..olleis shirt over each of us; T h is covering reached within a few inches of the knee, its the inaiiiier of the Scotch Highlanders; we were then hound together two sod two, by a large chain nearly ten feet long. weigh ing sixty pounds; this was fixed In the ankle by a heavy clasp in the form of a horse shoe, and ri vetted, on as to render escape impossible. 11l order to ditniiiishthe fatigue of dragging the chain along the ground , etich nom procured a sash made of twigs or hemp. with which he tied several links sip to his middle. thus leaving a festoon of five feet between Isiniself and companion ; this contriv asset. slid not prevent them f workiiig, and they were inseparable till one of the party was exchanged for soother, either through sickness or with a view to his receiving some p • !mem. Thus naked and loaded with irons. were we !mord to the prison, winch is situated within half a league of the palace. This budding is of an extroordinsry length, greatly resembling a stable; there were but two thousand slaves at die time of our arrival, though it would easily accosts modete double that number; the otitis are about forty feet high, and eight in breadth, the roof is like those of Europe. except that instead of tiles it it covered in with planks overhqing each tither in the manner of slated houses in France. The ceil ing is composed of a mortar made of lime and send, and although there are molly windows secured by several large bars of iron, the ;orison is very dark. These openings, which are only breast high, ena ble the captives to see the various beasts of prey which are nightly allured by the odour of so loony homiest bodies stint up together, and to which they are extremely partial ; these sniorals are frequently seen within Is few yards of the grate, where their roaring is heard for hours together, spreadiug ter ror and dismay amoogst the horses and other do mestic ',inlets in the neighbourhood. The window* are separated by an interval of teas feet each, and are very large. There are a great number of turrets built on the top of the walls, each large enough to commits fif teen persons. these are inhabited by the keepers, the cominuoicution to them is by a lad d er which rises and falls. like a draw-bridge. On reach isig the top, tech keeper proceeds to his !inlet, where a fire is generally lighted to boil their cutlet, of which they drink !urge quantities. Some of these remain on the watch while the rest ate em ployed to supelititrod the wenkiug potties, colt staidly armed. and without ever taking off their clothe.; they frequently discharge their muskets, loaded with rock salt, at any of the slaves who hap pen to be noisy or disorderly ; they are very like our sttitinrls in Europa, mill (luring the night ofeeu cry out, luke care if Ilse tlgristilns." There is a rhatiot-I cut ill the middle of the prison, which receives the filth that descends into it limn each side, for the fl.air shelves off towards the centre. The water is kept in several tanks formed of bullock's hides, suspended from the walls at one end of the prison. and supplied fruits sprittgs its ilte neighhooirliond. The 'node of draw. log the water from these tusks is managed by a slight mid faucet, fixed on the skin of one of the bullock's lure-fart. On out arriving at this abode of wretchedness. the slaves se. Inc! to be greatly pleased with the sight of so new companions to share in their wi lier! 4 '. Having distaiL:ageil the chain from wit hips, it ars seemed to an iron ring and padlock, nletoit three reel from the ground ; u little straw was ultowed us to lie out, 011 ti slave had a stone for his pillow ; they also permit fed 1111 to sleep, if we could ; but this a a. extremely dilfieult,owitig to die quantity of different vermin that fell Irons the ceiitiq and crawled about UN in every tlorixtiogi. These destrortil by handfuls ou starting from sleep, awak- tied by their stings and biting. Such erns thee effect of those unwelcome visitors, that when calor to our relief ier the morning after • atrivo,o tit the prison. on looking at each other, and coinpiiiiion were oat a little • Tbr eleven first jean of my captivity petard without mt o'cing Rainier new slave; Ibis long interval was at but atom. pted by the appearance of • Spaniard, who lead Mk* into tlodiaaJa of an inferior awit, su4 was ales comfaciall baswagot use—Dussui. • prised to we unr borne, rrrrr d bitdel,es of a dark putrid hu e and full of blood. ‘Ve hastily i t , No, whether to laugh or Cry, on thus b e holdmc ()martyrs before two thousand human brings ahmen naked, having beards of a frightful !rowlr. nod many of shorn began the morning's ortenpati 000 by drinlpsig copious draughts of water out of human skulls 14/r .. want 01 snore convenient CRNERAL HART. We find. by the Northern Papers. that Ws Gentleman has returned to the county of Rinser% the elector* of which have reswoi to b e prim, of tbrirltrpresentattve, for no Member of tilt , How e of Commons has disettured, his trust with *ere diliviser, fidelity, and independence. Hr am is be Intimd at his post, from th e in fin . t .,,t th e Fwime. doors were opened until the Sestions unit-milting perseverance and zeal, tempered wit!, intaleiatt 1111 l hr succeeded in impressing on. n o d puttisig the Englesle tost• io prnmessinin nl the oppressions smiler which behold labonre.l, he UK millettost of the ReVelum awl Eseise bets,, By the prodriit mod uoexteptiotiAle court he wormed. be indnerll the Irish Aleinbrrs to Nut b um b......slita• to learn (heir real wvi4lit a n d in . flornre, rod th..t • r , qoest fairly anti honestly forth, by a in jority of the Irish rtpreseohtion, was hot to Ise 'altogether despised by • British Minister. I Area, it would have hero imonlicy in the British Cab IPA to refuse receding to Getietist Meet's pro. positions : it would be an ~,,, of the hideous doctrine, that I ilierty should hr a•icrifiri-d to H e . venue. The 1.1,it0.10 subteen' f .. f a: : it; a r s ts , s;: r 0:1 1 1 not helve rest' astbsoisfril to s uc h Revenue nod Ekelfle Laws Gelltria fillifollatt4l. To prove this, read the debate's 'on thr tiff° stiroduel ~,,, of the Ex. •t Lan., brought iu by S te Loosest Walpole. Ti,is 110,040te sera to oil . to tor Wills's flown that he was furred to trliottiliall it. Alcorn, remit the tiellaieS against the ss Eico%e Bull uu Cidsv sod Petry," brought sit w..e n Lord Boar was Minister. and which com pelled I to tesigo. It NW% Oil ,lie Liter oerraion that L.srd Chatham, then Mr. Pnt, mob. h ie bated Wilrn lie I list the E A • cv..e scheme violated every principle of tie British Coristitutilio—that every 111414 ', . 110110.. wag Ids 110 Ott Itevrtior liffierr time • titer it—roil the King flare not. We further irk, Id ilie ta u proirxl% eotered 'wails , this 111 I, u, 110- Ma h e LOW.% oil I fir nos and 30th of Niarcli. 1763. A, flOthirt proof of die frriings Oleo sra tltr , l seen.{ th e ti:,-;ee e the 11:11101W1114; itswedote of Sir the tails i ut Ike Etsci-e Law, may he cnosnlereil iu pah,t a The question fur the Assi Excise Dill bring minified 1.1 a majority of 63, She English sally's was in a ramrod, ?me 'fawn! dancer...n.4 riots tuuk plare. Sir Robert, the vrunit previous, to the ltauurt, pinurows•ol the principal Wasten. As this Mrrtiiiit their opinions, ate ranal, was, at all hosod, to pe . All Vises were oboosious—sf molts were to levitate, what would become of the ro %Tour? After Sir Hubert hail Ind.-tied to do it several aristinientr. he said he was runariusia his iistentiona were NO 401 Well. bat that the Ael. toiler she present inflamed hemmer of slw 1 .• bite wind. could not le varied lido execution without as crowd Arco —.that ilwre would he an end of ihr Itnerty of Lo gland if supplior were to be raised to, Ike sword--.llbei Walter than psocerd fusilier with 11w HAI 1w wouni yor.l ors miasma of his Majesty so resign, fur lie remold Iva he the MnaiArr ',free farm of rho exponent blood. He ar r o r diociy, on the next evening, snored she adjournment of the Revert fur six sotoohs." ve.•rl.t. Although my wound.. to uticolrrly that occa ua- sioned by the brute., gme .heis,ve I sar. herd to go to wink like the rest eves). stiossiiitg. also to collect (tor they et re IhrOOn to tut nit if we were dogs) thrre rays a !How, Curie dully. which were to serve for simmer, mud smorptr. The Curergem-rally 'wooded. sod thrieXe4l up with venter. if dust can be pro ! . cured ; but the keepers welt nut *Moil the g doies soy fur this purpose while out iu the fields. A Orr lurvirig u.sisted in drawing in Is cart, accornioulierl by is d.. 2• n others. for the 'dual. day. I Wtt• ta4keli back it slight, wore out wills a xvtoo.ive fatigue, and drendfully bruised the blows received hoist the keepers, while eisttriSVollring toObey their or ders; but their ride is never to addr.-.. Y Ostislihis without lisviitg recourse it the same time to the whip. Au Italian who happened to Ire chinned near Me, wan rho touched orth try tailf rings, that lie procured some hemp, which tiring orepr.l isi water of morsliinallows. kept to it skull for dee pot pose, was frequently applied to the lance wound, and tl Eh the most dreadful torioelits ettieolled its application, I soon found myself entirely recovered ; it now only remained for me to extract the ball, which was still a source or grrai ; this I form stately effected by the aid of ins old kink; and when tiller nut, the wound soon closed. Amongst the Iwo thousahil slavers there wire a number of old 'two. These had roily half. chains pot on !Item. Their (Keewatin's consists of clrorsost out she pr son, sweeping the filth into the sewer that foilA through it, drawitig water from the skins, situ fowling ihe vermin with lighted torches mode of straw, and fastened to the rod of long sticks. Thus it is that the old men are much worse off than their younger brethren in iiii.forturie ; for, in addition to the ill usage experienced f the keeps en, obey are, as it were, the slaves of odor slaves ! whose impatience, irritated by had treat ment. seeks a prompt vengeance ; this desire us gratified either by spitting is. the old men's NCO* Of throwing stones at them. 11'lleit no longer able to *reek they are shot by the keepers. Such is also the inside of getting rid of those y g men, whose maladies leave but slender hopes of their re covery. They are then thrown not i n to adj. - • g firld, where the body is immediately torn to pieces by lions, tigers, or leopards ; tsar idol it toiliegneidly happen that panthers, wolves. wail wild boots con tended fur carcasses thus exposed. The fierce coin bats which usually took place whenever it dead body was lists object of contention, used to be • source of great amusement to the Arabs, who would sometimes cry, t• Do you see that, Chris tian ? God knows nothing of bun. or lie would toot let I • be devoured !" It is mostly the skulls of those who are And by the keepers that serve as drink - mg vessels Had other utensils to the slaves; for the b. , dy of any our who c 1111 l mined suicide as- carried to the top of a neigh boliring mouotoin, and left there to he eleyouted. Such an event never occurred *nitwit being lowed by • t silky of blows on the persons of those nearest the man who bud litiog himself this was the ordinary mode s.f self-deoruciion); nothing could he more a • I ill the eyes of the keciteis than for soy slave to ado p t the above of ob talon% freedom. As we were. according to this doctrilie, bound to prevent suicide, it sorts calme to my turn to save the lac of my chain comrade, s young Italian %Castllllll. who, in ..oirseepterice of a oesolietion to die, con trived to hang himself while unobserved, shortly after dark oil a Friday night. the Nli.ssolmon's sabbatli: boo to the cord's brill very weuk, enevely cousisting or ausrte hemp b a dly twisted together, I found very liitlr difficulty in pulling hint down by a ',Odell shake ; for the bone which he had fastened in the wall and attached the hemp to, wise too high for me to reach it. The o n ly inconvenience arising Ir the attempt was that of any comparatrit carol ink his head awry for iwarly two mouths. But the same whim happeir trig to sri Zc hint sittrf, the milieu I re. ceived of the t vent, a severe kick its the pit of toy 'tinsel', just his he diet ew iunarll t.fic ioduced use to let blue Isnug undisturh.d till day-light, when she urinal *Mary Of a bUst111:1(!a was lulluwrd lay toy being Gored to curry hint off on nay Atouldris. j There were some other details communicated in ibis reset of the narrative, of slidb an offionise u.‘tore, alit the French Editor could 110 insert ahem oriliout &Aug what be consiihrtd a ViIIICIICC to public (TO 6. continued.) Yet this in the man that is flow denominated the rlrtroyer of Englikli Lihertv ! What a inionfol Ile pattore in language and principle sauce that peiiial! %Sott would Sir Robert say. ma remitting , the Sts, tote Book at Ike present d ty, by trhoch the army is actually constituted a part of the I...rrise establish meat ? We have been tatlo-r..1-I.tih!v teat into these remarks la bitew 1110 GVltef wl I LUC% (1)111.61 i i ssss 1., t he E x cise Laws, partirnlarly aN hearing act liar county of which 1,. its the Itioebeolative. to graoad ed on the very esseoce mod purity of the Eagli.:l Cimlntittmn—tt to hunome, and according with the opinion of the greatest mill Legislators at the present mid former tames, Soil of owls, too, whole pointed opinions are not a lways w 11111,.011. although we differ with General Hart on a great important quest ttttt t we mind admit that while has distl:llyard his duty zealously for the tuaerrot of Ins constituents, has ezeitione have also rendered cottoitl• ratite service to the t•intire at 141ge, by the general investigation lie has lot-t,i the 1 0:incipal au having instituted.—( Dahlia Eceniug Post.) C.4IILOW. AuGust ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY -ONE OF TII E ROBBERS SHOT DEAD ON THE SPOT. PRICE OF STO 3 iter ('t. It d. 7.2 7 3 prr Ct. Cutis..7llol 31 per Crist 4 prr 5 prr Ct. N. A'.... 10417:' Liauk L. Au. 19 h 3-16, :KS YESTERDAY. Imp. 3 pre. Ct. Aim. 701 I 1.641171 8..11 , 6 13 13 15 ;'r I Smith S. I SIOCk • • • 78 'Olll A 'tw0...... 7if I Es. Bills, 0/118. fnr Acc...7l?,iii - - - On Tuesday night s set of ruffians, four or Ave in sustit• her, attaches( the house of .1 . Hose, of ?:ssk to, near Bows, in this county. They it ked at the .lo sr and 4-Maaded admittance, and also ftose's money—and psi., that it their wishes wile nut immediately complied with. tiny would set the lonise on fire, as they lasiontlot the se vanity tusterisli wills them. Rose, who is a eery small nia.s, fir ielviuses•l in yeses, is a yeoman, anti Is is nog ba tissisk.l and some ammunition (with lb le.eh Ise pi-spired I•isw. If in Val., spruce of another attack, a short time since), deli IltrelldlOX himself. His wife instantly gal not of bed, and, with great presence of mi...t, ruler-.I nibs a eisisversatio:. with the rubbers, telling them sl.e hot stoney, soul as. slime in the house—but she sus nt the rain/. time emplov."l in blinding the window before sit , helves' • rush, that Mr lits-511111 might see i.l chance Ilia:::::.kit. TI • s'uLin•r. I. ru.ur • top it trait, and oust' of t:, :o.qie:Bl!v preterit...l to some atlaw with fire t;ia! lie had in a small pot, to basis tit , I Nave, when Rose r iot out the light, awl o pening the duon unperceived, ands a coolness and sletersisi , :atim that 'moil do 1mm0... t o a veteran, took deliberate anal and sisot hios dead. The norm whale wields sniew-red a few paces A..; dropped, with the pot by has Note, mid Ow loran fiem!y op ed in • his band His areissuplims insiatitl) 11•.1. The hall I entered his I. ft !strait, passed oil Ilnunwl. tine right, WA 1011414 of his arm. The 'rely smarten./ exposed moil Thu.sday, when JAMES Hyille. F;1• held sit :mpirst Tlw deceased has been r•risrnised—his moor was As H.Lr Hoary. - • .1 u+l puldodied, by T. !HARVEY. ni Black friars rtirit. a Pocket NllllllOl. befog A few Mb Wes Advice limo the ftfidient Pnard, in a Lecture on Me L'lli Vetirrea and S. ).n.il DAtilitin., as delieeted at Wood stock !lunge, and Cite. Mir Hut ..'e, in March last, a Po'l4- (1194)11 highly ilgiCrc.ti , ig to y0t.,,.. Vrtutitiutters, anti of im parlance to the vital tuterusts ul iwrirly.— Fitt. the Arnow. motlation of l'atients. • Medic:it t , ,,iiiitt is etaitb!islord in %ruerhisuch-strt et, Oxfurtl-street, by Dr. Combs, of Char lotte House, Unlit 0~1,41e-street. Diselatiars•resd. The Board is compost d 0 Gentlemen of the fit at Went, of neatly forty pearl: experience, ail Members of the It-yal Colleges of Loudon stud Edinburgh, oho arc consulted daily by all ranks of people. l'atiesta minified with a tett:du complaint, strictures, erratic pains, eruptions of the skin, ulcerated thrum, glandular swellings in the neck, &e. are discat•es which mist from improper lit 3iiittut —the sillietttl are im useeliAtely relieved, steel speedily cured, without confine. metil.—lllesses. COOPVII. mid CO. are CVlifllltud at Vr o Od• stuck Morse, from r.,cho in the Morning until Eight at • Night y Asti al Charlotte Goose, Great Charlotte-rirret, Op.. pante the Rev. Rowland Hill's Chapl, Dom Twelve till it' ...................... Eight rand so where else is Loadaiii. Mechnuies- have 1 advice gratis every Evening , from Six ti l l E i g ht, at bulb LONDON i Prildfla sad Published at the o.oe, No. IV, I Houses.; and on Sunday Mornings untill'weiveuTleck• — • I Stroud i where Ititvortiseriumb are reetrivtiL s and ltitteci N.B. Rapture of 30 yenta standing, and of t 4 inches in I (pear-pitiid) wain be randieniod—C. num No I, enceinte/awn. reitiesily cored, witimiut`nergieni operation. I -Aii'a las, Priss J. WHITE., No. le, liff 410, --ve Private Aeons furesaislemiew ' . • ' Peldisiber PIM (h, s ta .,,lay morning, t h. 2.t.h nit r.t Cli:ml IT a NOUN, int Grcrc the llttehtua of Nrocaollt, 4 t.;:tuzltt.r On the 20th list, •1 G•rnlinn , ln.t, county Carlo!, t'e Lady ut Sir Titulars Built r, 13e!t. of a daughter. DEATIIS. on Sunday last, io his 21.1 yew'. John, otily ono of J. , ' Whittaker, Epq of l'atiroruittl, Wilts. • the the 26th last, Maty, wife Lieutttaitt.Getteral ond slaughter of tlie tale Huu. 11 illearo of Catunda, tha Ilse 24th last, at hip seal, Baroadoso, ennui!, Wes:. Ahtaltaus Llroworigc, E-q. HIGH WATER THIS Wilt AT I.OICPPON ThG Morning HI 'Air, IC 1 Ewald% MI Mgt $l. :~. i I