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• neglect. and abases exist in charities which have epeeist reconciled to ills church, and baptised condi. •isitors ; indeed it so happens, that the worst instance +bid. •-• .. , stuousity. % , a , ~• ' they have met with belongs to this elms; and that suo • Isola. *x -t * e b• 'I I 17 ,VI liana Athens, 29. :7 tonal power was exercisrd„ until a few months ago, altleolth eh. , ...at lions bad estattd for aaany years. T.. this sub- The Acatleiny sof Kite Arts liar received new pa.. jeet tl•ty tin refute beer !tsar to rupee. the 'Teeth' ettealthit e l .tromme. The --Itussistes.tuut dikned iv plate her.. of "arlistnent. It further sppears to your Collimillee. that as thetom• self at the brad of the hotiorAry memb ers . Count mis ' i ' m ' 4 ' l " to be Wiwi "' will heeffiltilied to the iiteeeti li a " A otoioe de Litnibere, President of the Institution,. 'ion of 'Miami. and as the biroratattoo, Is the parochial . . . at the head of several academ icians, had the Ito returns. i•• not sifficiently detailed reopens% the stale of e. 1.1 Gilson emeriti'', a • Cettaiseion elloald also be le•steds utsut to 'stearin the diploma to her Majesty, Ott the either under an Act of Pariiitrorsi, or ha - means of in Ad• 1 s,I . of rhea month• dress, to the Crown, fur the purpose of stepplyinn thi s defect. - • • to ° l ' e " ar " of their inquiries. your Committer have in eideotalty observed, that charitable Venda, con/betted with 1,1114e111/04. are sot alone liable to Areal abases. Pupal 10eg•If1 .11 Ce 4011 asalsersation appears to hale prevailed in all other chit. hies ; sad altlntaile y.Mr Coadelsittm Martino an lbority. by their imoniction to iavesniatr the'nistter, and to report spun it. yet they s hould deeds Ildoliselves vrtorioc in their ditty were they not to Rive this notice of so hinpor• ' tam a subject, accidentally &mei spas their satiation. Jae,' 3, 1810. FOREIGN INTELLIGENICE. _~,.. > PARIS PAPRkR. PAO., niitetimex Yesterday his Mijesty transacted business with bis.Ministey for Foreign Affairs. There is at Dieppe a district called the MO., and which is for the most part inhibited by stodgily.' s ibs Majesty hiss granted, on their request, to these. brave fellows the ancient chapel of IV ot re Dame cks Greves, a monument Of the piety of *sir am Lesions, built at their own expense, rinll which at the commencement Of the Revolution had been *converted into a magazine if artillery. This new act Of his Majesty's goodness has been received by the inhabitants of the Pala with inexpressible joy. increased by th-ir religious sentiments which they have preserved in .all their purity. The bene diction of the Chapel, and the acts connected with `this ceremony, took, place on the 14 of this mouth. Letters from Caate announce, that intelligence has been received of the arrival at Vera Cruz, in "the mouth of Jour last. of a convoy of ii.ooo bringing four millions of piastres. which It.d de parted in the month of May front Mexico. A discovery has lately been made at Magognano. in the environs of Viterbo, which is highly interest lug to natural historians. There has been found an Immense qusutity of fossil hones of great size. be longing to elephants, lions, and even to different 'birds. AIR-LA-CHAPELLE, !WT. 3. The Prince de H.troleuberg will make bat • short stay in this city. • His. Uighur'. enrolls It, go to the *hints where he is to have an interview with the Prime de • t• • : rectslitite. sett. 5. ••• The volfio enelosing the mortal remains of Ge neral Kleber. arrived yesterday at Menton, on the mud to Colmar: it is covered with flowers and laurels. • - • • Wilds* beef; the . 7411 September; will be per fi'rrnerl -herr the military "iid religious ceremonies For she reception and deposit of the mortal remains of Metier. Among the invitations to attend them, there has been addressed a special one to all the officers in retirement, or on lielf-pay. 3A Y. AUGUST 1. A shoelt of au ra►thquake, strong enough to cause a general rowsternation, was felt here, the 301 h July--nevertlictess it did no damage. Positive information has been received that the' capital of the Wechabites, Dreycli, has fallen into the haunts of the troops of Ibrahim Pacha. We are assured that Abdoßah Ben Seed, the Chief of the sect, is surrounded, and on the point of being made prisoner. This news Inis been sent from Aleppo by • courier extraordinary. ROMS. AUGUST a. The Spanish Minister at Naples, the •Cisevalier de Labrador, has gone to Palermo, to ask the hand of the daughter of the Hereditary Prince, for the infant Don Francisco de Paola. The Heredi tary Prince will return to Naplea in the mouth of November, and will he replaced iu quality of Viceroy by the Prince of Salerno. SIADIIID, AUGUST 26. The Getters! Count de l'Aloisbol has set out fur Cadiz, for the purpose of putting himself at the head of the grand expeditiois destined for Ame rica, and fur which the preparations are now actively making. Favours and nominations granted by the Council of Castile, a►e sobmitted to duties more or less considerable. Uispeu•atiotta for the exercise of ea . nous employment.' and professions, and for ob• tatisitig high degrees 6r the Universities, may be obtained. The privileges of the Nobility will cost 14400 francs ; the declaration of nobility of blood 10,000 francs; the title of Baron 11.430 francs, &c.; the permission to Notaries to prefix Dom to their signatures, 209 francs, &c. Leiters from Aix-la-Chapelle, of the 31st Au gust, say—" The Falai** destined for the three Sovereigns are definitively 'engaged, each at the rate of 10,000 francs a month. The Emperor of Russia will occupy the beautiful country residence of M. ileum+, about half a league distant on the Maestricht road. It is beautifully laid our, and ornamented with walks, ponds, owes, gardPts, and meadows. It also enjoys a delightful pro pest. The hotel Brumaire. in the.street Marschirstrofd, has been engaged for the Emperor of Austria. It is a new building, not quite &sashed, and work men are engaged in it night and day, to prepare it for the Emperor's reception, The Hotel °Neiman's, which is engaged for the King of Prussia, is not above twenty-five paces distant from the Hotel Brueorner. It is email, but in elegance and inter nal Istrungetnent, it 2iiecidedly *surpasses all the larger mansions. The English have engaged for themselves simian 'all the houses in the Rue de I'ierre. The two beautiful palaces opposite the promenade, are destined fur the bake of Wel lington and Lord 'Castlereagh. Large and well arritiqed gardens are attached 'to these palaces. The Hotel Bellendorff, in the New Market, is en. gaged for Prince de Hardenberg. It is one of the handsomest houses in the city, adorned with a su perb collection of pictures by the moat celebrated of the Gemini), Italian, French, and Erigiati It appears quite certain that the. King of Prussia will arrive hereon the 24th or 95th of Sel *ember, and the other Sovereigns will niake their suletnn entry on the 27th." The Duke of Gloucester arrived at Nimes on . the Slat August, at ten o'clock in the evening, and departed on the let of September, at fur Ils`clock. The Gazette de &foce ssyls... 4 lire are assured that Lord Stanhope, so famous for his pal liamentirty speeches, and hip philippics against France, has Er rived in Paris." The wolves exercise their merges anew. On the . 7011 of August a shepherd n( the commune of Susi& tildes', near Colmar, hail quitted his duck between one and two o'clock in the 'nursling. About three o'clock several wolves came and devoured fourteen sheep, said wounded neatly frilly. A young labourer, who was drisnig a plough, perceived two Of three ferocious animals engaged in pursuing the sheep, sod went towards - them, hut 011 his approach they retired Quietly into the royal forest of Sund hotleu. IBERLIN, ♦UOUST 29. SEPTEMBER 10. Yesterday their Excellencies Vie Ministers Se cretaries of State wet et one o'clock it the Palace of the Thuilleries. I-Irs Majesty presider,. The Council was prolonged to Ittifinist four ;MM. Cannel, Clowdelenii , , Sougy, Horridly, and Jnionis, have addressed a Memorial to M. Mestrer, Judge of Instruction, rtyne,iiii4 that a prompt re tat l of their CJW be rissole to the Commit Chsmi r. Meinoriat is signed by M. Her ryer, the .4111, The latest intelligence from Carlsbad gives the most satisfactory statements respecting the healih of Field-Marshil Prince Blucher. An i.fficer, wl►o arrived here yeatirday, states that the Prince has already taken ell airing in his carriage. "GERMAN PAPERS. T. rETERSBURGII, AUGUST le. _ it is said that the Emperor will be back again its . this city from his journey to the Rhine, in the course of the month of December. As his Ma jesty intends to take Vienna in his way back, and to stay there for some time, it is to be inferred that the Congress of the Sovereigns at Aix-la-Chapelle w►ll be of short duration. 4'othing further is now said rife journey to Italy, which his Imperial Ma jesty was stated to have to view. FROM ?lIE MAINR, AUGUST SO. The German 414serigtr, whirls is published in Dinntitsigh, takes occasion, from an article in the sew Constitution of Bavaria, to speak of the future relations of the Grand Duchy of Barlett, both with respect to territory, and to the succession to which the attention of the public has beets for some time attracted. This ()Wretr has, this time, not ob served rightly, nor every thing, not even what lks clearly before his eyes. A Sovereign noose, which has five male members ahve, three of whom are its the prime of life and health, is not in danger of being t xtinguisked its the male line. But even if the present Grand Duke were the last of the male hue, and were now to die, lie has three daughters living, and every hotly acquainted with these mat ters, knows that each of (hem and her descendants in tbeerder of priinogeniture, wonlJ exclude T the succession all the miters of her father and the • descendents. The three younger Margntver. before called Counts of Ilutitherg, do not date vheir title to the successida of the Gland Duchy of Basle'', from 4th Oct..lwr, it. the year 11117, when the present Grand Duke, by WIC ordioance, merely getve them the tiilr of 'Hargrave, and in another, peblislied the same order of auccewoon for tlw whole House of Balm, which hativiti.tell for these three 'centuries by family eouipact nod customary usage. The some ancient fmnily compact, the patine micieiJ state SIMI family usage. the foiner lets of the Empire, end he priectice of the titban.:l4 of the Empire, err the ' born before the 4th of October, 1817.- - (rra" k h ra i - :Gttutte, Sept. 1.) . ,: ; 4 .; aen 'DiasDitit.AutivsTYB. 'The King ftis • itleas s ted tn'iimit as much as ptwasible the cerettiooieo. of • the approaching cele ' bnitioti of the aßirth attit6i . riari cif his reign. In the morning after divine service his Majesty will receive the congratulations of the• higher class, and afterwards of the ilrputations of the Authorities, then a great dinner, and in the evening a Concert. This will be all. ti ll Majrsty has declined the procession of the Lripsig Stndents, and of the Miners in the Ertgehirge as well as the Alumina ' !inn of Dresden. The Duke of Saxe Teschen, will be present. The Duke and Duchess of Leuchteuberg tome for a few days to Piluitt, and g e away before the festival. SWITIERLAND, AUGUPT 211. We learn that the Archduchess Maria Louisa. on her return from Vienna to Italy. will piss through Switserland, which she desires to see spin. s %%. , • • I . .... % expeZtion agniiist the indepewletils will loon, be enalikd to trill from Cadiz. 'I he celebrated Ge mind O'Do ti et., the Count de PA hisbal, has. lkt Madrid to take ilie command of it. The French Funds w ere , 3 init:ents. 7'7 G 75c, Bank Action's, 4,titrit f. The Count of° Waldeck has lately presented to the Diet of the German Conferlerwtion, in his own name, mid as Plenipotentiary of the majority of the former Estates of the German Empire, three new Memorials, which develope the present state of the relations of the Houses formerly Estates of the Em pire, in several Sovereign States. The 'reprisal* which France has exercised for.- some time against the government of Friburg, which has thought it necessary to send away from the Canton certain French fonilies, consists in the re fusal of the French Enbassy to countersign the Friburg passports, and in the suspension of the military pensions, to indemnify with their amount, the dismissed French (no the nate of the Minister presented to the Diet states). A letter addressed to the directing Canton on this subject, by the Go vernment of Friberg. jisiate , .4l its conduct. It oh served, that they had rent away from the Canton none but persons who were dangerous on account of their morals or their political opinions, or poor families, a kind of police winch it thinks it Its* • right to exercise at all times—that of 1125 French families which resided in the Canton, it has sent •way only eleven—lastly, that the French enjoyed the same liberty in the exercise of their industry as the nati►es, and do not even pay heavier taxes, only that they have been required to take out " Act's of Citizenship," because experience has shewn that the Act. of inamatriculation of the Embassy were in sufficielit. It is known that this affair has now been laid hefore the Diet. Some (Inman Paiwes hare serivert. They white that the Empernr of ROSSI "A rill !AUTO from Ger inany to Si. Petershorgli in the court.e of the Month of D•centher, Gorr) whence it is inferred that his visit to Aix-la-Chapelle will he of short duration. We have received Boston Papers to the 16th lest. The following are extracts : SOITO I 4 Azain the pr-ss intimates that Arbuthnot was execisted as a spy, but on this charge the Court expressly acquitted (he prisoner. !tut wbft shall ie say of the fate of Ambristie ! It ap pears front General Jackson's own order on the subject, that he was shot in direct opposition to the sentence of the 'Gnarl ! It is true that the Court, in the first histnnee, entered up judgment of destb against him, hot immediately thereafter, and before the procettlings bad been taut before the General, the Court rescinded drat judgment, and sentenced the Pri mmer to be flocceil and imprisoned. General Jackson, how ever, in the pleistitude of bis severity, dashed his pen across this sentence, and ordered the wretched victim to instant execution!!! THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, ISIS. Now, let it be considered had the Court the right to try these meu, shoot which there is ithumlasst room to doubt ; and kt it abe be supposed that the Court, instead of dogging and imprisonment, had sentenced Ambristie to be shot, still the que.tiois will recur, IVhy this iudecent hurry in the Commander-in-Chief! Why were not the two cases referred to the President for hi% dreision ? By the 65111 Article of W.ie ( Act of Congress, April 10, MS), it is expressly enacted, that " No sentence of a Ge neral Court-Martial is line of ;gore, extending 10 the lons of life, shall be carried into titivation until the whole pro• credings shall 'lave been laid hi fore the President of tie United States for Isis conarniation ur approval, and order; in the ease." To the foregoing, this fact may be added, General Jackson has left positive iustructious with the Officer cummandiug in Florida, not to yield the Spanish posts to any authority irkalecer, not even to the orders of the President of the United States, without giving him (General Jackson) -- days previous notice. Num HAWS —Capt. Bird, from Ana Cayes, informs that Christophe and his forces remained quietly shout fourteen leagues from Port-au•Prince, and that the troops which had been ordered by Boyer to P-.rt•au•Prince had returned, diets being no longer any apprehension of an attack from Christopbe. Since our last publication, Paris Papers of Tues. I day, Wednesday, and Thursday have arrived at our office. Those persons who were some time since imprisoned in Paris, on the charge of it con spiracy against the Government, express themselves as very desirous to have their case expedited to trial, and according to private accounts which we have received, pride themselves not a little in what they consider the honourable distinction which they en joy. It is certain that, whether sal/ported by their ideas of conscious rectitude, and thence deducing the idea of impunity, or receiving assurances of assistance from certain powerful individuals, the accused seem to entertain no apprehensions of dan ger. It will also be remembered with what anxiety General DONIIAUIEU requested the Editor of the Quotidienne to amend a report respecting his having undergone an examination, and to state that his examination was as of an accomplice, and not as of a witness. The friends of the Miniiters do not scruple to assert that this appa rent contempt of justice arises from the countenance these alleged conspirators receive from several members of the Royal Family. 'General ngb.- N N DIEU is stated to have thus expressed himself, in his examination by M. Mottles, the Jugs .srlas strectitsa: Yes, I confess I am a conspirator— I have conspired at Grenoble, at Bourdeaux, at Lyons, against the infamous Ministers of his MX. 41tertY—but against Louts XVIII. never. If my swor d were w ithi n two inches of his heart, a man such es I um ought to he above suspicion, awl allowed to be acting fur the best." if this be not extreme insolence, it is at least great nonsense. The intelligence from Spain notices the efforts made by the Government to prepare the means of asserting its power over the revolted Provinces of South America. But they are efforts that mark despair and imbecility. To raise money, recourse is had to the most disgraceful expedients. and even nobility is exposed to public lisle, with a schedule stating the prices of the several ranks. Thus the Moinircliy is weakened to support the 'despotism, and in disgracing the Nobility, the Throne is shaken The Third Report of the Select Committee of the House of Coannosis on the Education of the Lower Orders has been printed, and is given in our precediag columns. It affords the grateful itrtelltgence, that the anxiety of the poor for etlu cation is not only unabated, but Memoir* and extends to every part of the country. The Ap p.ndtx contains much useful lamination, respect ing Charitable Funds connected with► E►iucatiots, and also several public Schools and Clisrities, in which much neglect and ahvist, have beets disco►ered. In both Eton and Winchester con siderable unauthorised deviiitions have been made from the original plans of the founders, dictated more by a regard to the interests of the Fellows than of the Scholar', who were the main object of the Founder's bounty. The Committee, however, acquit the present Fellows of all blame in this respect. The Sentirends frigate, recently arrived from the coast of Africa and the West Indies, is to be paid off at Portsmouth. The Royal George verht, the 1100 Captain PA GET, is ordered into Portsmouth harbour, for the purpose of b dismantled, arid kid up for the stasis's ; the REGENT having, it is said, declined ray aquatic excursions t h at year. iit rotowyueace of the coatintted todiaposition of her Miissrtr. The lake, Captain Foltitesr, has been paid off at Portsmouth._ The Creole, Captain DAsunroop, is expected to sail in a few days fruit Shrerue►s to Ports 00000 nth, mud thence to the Brazils ; as k the Lijiy, the Hon. Captain DUNCAN, fur the Mediterranean. • The Levers frigate,Captans BARTNOi.oDigW, and the S o phie s loop n f war, Captain Sir W. WIBEDI AN, Baal. ore fining at Chatham for foreign service ; the former, it is said, fur the KuNt Indies, and the loiter Tor Jamaica. The Ramifies, 74, Captain Boys. hes been paid off at Portsmouth. Caphin Sir T. HARDY, tart. and K.C.B. est ap pointed to enstimautl the Spencer, 74, to be sta tioned as the flag ship at Col k. Captain Tozsß is appiiiiard to command the ('yreae. of 20 gun% at PI) mow Is. Capt. HART anal Capt. SemcoN ore appointed to the Sapphire and Redwing sloops of nat.. at Dept f ord. ' - - - fur the tniserat►le purpose of raising u few thousand• of pound., which are as nothing in the present con test. We queidion*hrther even this object will be effected, fur the article liaies its value in the very moment that au littempt is made to 'declare it ; If Spanish Nobler oppoinle,l to 11w Leven, of 24 gnus, at Out(twin ; ■o is NIT.('LARK to lir psieser. awl Mr. COOK surgrim. of that Shill._ - The HMI. N . L. SPESSAR, *tot to Earl SPERCER. is proonntrit 110 the rank of Litinesinist, mill to the Myrmidon, of 2tit guns, in the Aleclnerrant:in. Ceistrin Sir M. SESSIOUR, Bait. is,slipointed to commend the 'Northumberland, 74, one ttl the guard ships in the river Mei Joey. The Albion, nit* , linirslSir CINASI.F.3 PENROSE on ty export:kg, from Nlatte, Inning Iberia relirveil in the connuilid by Sir THommi FREMANTLE. Lady Hid ley, Jl'Kemzia, arrived off Roh 1-boa I J.soitloca, kr( 141 ,IM Ilaramavis his Ma- # 1. 1 ,N *l.l Alkc VALI ;.t,,,11:.0 _ •- tfr., N'aN THE QUEEN. The following Rolhim% hmve been exhibited since our last, at the Queries Hours, S 4. 11,1,Ce1l Park : I(mw Palarr , S'epirenh , r 12 The Queen has honi nn otohfC..nt melt, ; her M:.j , piy remains much indisposed, without atty m aerial alteration iu her symptoms. " ER HUMAN, " HENRY HAI.I ORD." " Krw Palace, September 13. " Her Majesty bas hall • vcry g 00.% flight, but her symp- Wes coutiaue without swy vonatonl (Signal) " F. IKIVMAN. " H.IhtLFOI(D." Her Msigstir's strength, we regret to find from our private intelligence, coohnites to decline. 'lSbe various chasiger which have occurred, co 'mist of more or less ease and compusare, hut cone are of character that hold out a hope or ultuuate recovery. KEW PALACE, SEPTEISDER 13. The PRINCE Itydr:NT arrived here to-day to dine with the Pr;ner•e All/C. STA. Colonel STEVEN.ON arrived here from Wital.or. Sir H. H st.Foito is in attendance on her MA. JEITY to-day. The PRINCE REGENT arrived in toasts on Satur day night lota a I)..nt f..pa,t nine. Ills ;lila! Mattress left for Kew yesterday About:ive WORTHING, SEPTEMBER 12. All El lol. CAIIIYII 4 .II. alt the Mulorr, This truly delightful watering-place continues full of the best company. Lord V 1 wiTworrn, the Duchess of DoltsVr. Lord and Lady bIiPI.6.V: AND-WARD. Limit SHAETESSURY• Lord and Lady ELLENBOROUGf . awl a lung list of fast iiiii are still litre., and the society altogether is select and respectable. Miss NIA. AULEY. who stood m so high favour lasi year al Dio;)-lasie Theatre, has displayed her verfatle talents amongst us in a miscellany, which she terms a tregidio, unit which is addressed eqicilly fa the intellect and the fceliiigs. Songs from the hist cioniowei awil pathetic recitatious from the unit esteemed writers, f one department ; and a comic natinge, entitled Le Petit .911 per. cam ps by isersilf, the other of this illessiiig enter tainment. Vl r e hardly know winch .the two ex cited the moat enthusiastic approinition p bat the testimonials or Miss MACAULLY'S Metal were WWII roil uuamimous. Among thy. hot arrivals at Bath are— Its lm l wrial Hitchneas the Grand Duke Michael and suite, Baron Nirolay. Chevalier Fianchie, Lord Norih".k, Ludy. Rodney, Lady Slain•s, Hon. Spi ore,- Cos In r. Su Wm. Con C Sir T. Julien, Sir W. ■od Laity Itanivay, Sir W. and Lady Robinson, and Calomel Cannily. Mr. CONWAY is engaged for the whole season at the Bath Theatre. The new Juliet of Drury-lane, we find, oas a Miss MOODY. and is not MA. Mutate. The [ate young Lady, as we have already stated, is resident in France. • Miss S. BOOTH, Of Covent-Garden Theatre, is the course of her professional tour has visited CI .l• terphons. Nottingham, Derby, Buxton, Newcastis. and Harrogate, in all of winch her eflorts bait been attandrd with advatitage to herself and the managers. At the last ',lace, at she urgent ifetir• of the pablip, she prolonged her engagement two nights more, on which she played Julie:, Antantbis, end Priscilla Tomboy. From I littl • gale she proceeded to Liverpool, where site inakts her first appearance this mght. A marble bust of the late Colonel ,TONNE!, of ilafod, by CHANTEY, is placed in the Town-bal. at Clifton, as a mark of affectionate respect memory of their late Representative., by the it.lll - of that county. It is intended to make an application to Parl meat next Session, for leave to bring iii a Bill 14 widening and deepening the Norwich River, t ar to render it navigable by vessels of burden . row thence to the sea. - - The embankment of 500 acres of fine marsh lo beret of at Pembrey, Carmari 11 Ire Earl of ASHBURN/IAM. The length cat the kooks two miles, and to some (kers twelve fret hi(, wttli r slope of beveu to tare, the ban eighty-lit feet wide. The Journal des Debate lama, that a an'ai 'Witte. RAMIE RAco, now living W the thotol Monducon (Allorr), has attained to the ..11r1,1 1w age of 1111. yea's, and still retains afJ her freaks , She has experienced the kindness of her Ho!: Highness MADAUIS., whe sent trrr a sots of aviary. On Monday oast, a numerous end respertabli party, consisting of Electors *I tits o Borsuith Tautoton, and neighbourii g Gentlemen, birds (it HEMAY POWELL COLLItis, Erg. late one a as Representatives of that B o rough to Parliament dmeol together at the Loudon Inn. Mr. tottno attended as a guest by invoatioot. The Chao so taken and ably sustained by Mr. all*BON. 04 powerfully as.tsted by Mr. J. BLUETT, lase' President. The friends ol Mr. COLLI too peveso cso Oolrist of success their intruded I etnitio 1;1 10 the return of Sir Wit. Buitßociass, by winch Oat -hope to see tloefeyold (avow iteCui...otlaie seri "'"" ed as one of their, Parliamentary Reptesentalies. Thursday evening s boy , IS y ears of age. o'll'l Mr. SUBPIIERO, of the iVlitte Ilart bnu Alrlkatiam, put so end to his 'lc:acme, by 11 , 0S 1 himself to u tree, its field near his fathei's hou in the presence of his toile brother, f o ur y ass , tot Fro 1111 l UI %taw.. r. Tin Meinorial is signed by I. Her- the Ilswebee of the iiihati.:l4 of tile Empire, err thle 115141. ••• f lomm lutio is s the title of t h e t h ree y oung er M4r- hut the digiiity of a Stianish Nobleman insist I ! it " , J. p orva, kft „ :1 4 1 1 1w 11:714::: H s tor preoroce tit ins none the rlrnw • hrl F.;OI rr syrr, the son. Advocate. his Ala . An Eil l .;11-11 I'v , desiatit family have trail ti.rir re. greet.* to the s4l cce s A joil. Thrre 'byre/ore, he Wee fallen indeed, when the highest rook is ruled r: ; * I with e , 6 „ t - - age, ", 11 ' c4o t o ismt,t c ontion.e.l of Ike fathi.r , retio- octav e power, nor of ail 111- in the ichrdole a "in r nip no t . :: 10 : 1. 9 wit 4.4 wh : eh oat ll 4 - 1 -t . -d his a th i g.l9.l. thy t outovr, .11 daidmu---thq have At bctit Stiogrinesit the ur th... Princes-se*, •vho were intr, 5254. It iv *toted thel the viiirratetird j butil ' tl s ) uu 'the 3 i uth " two lire/100s i e , for uuscuudest. . • 1 •