The Sun. — London, England, 1813-01-12 00:00:00

• ; 1 vicing Arlia r( i x t o ‘rf)t,trofii , rw v iii tht. l ft l rAt oft ! (lets of. General Dea].i)ora ..;I:Oulcl be to frell'ance! backfcard,, and tak e iln snag girarterS'inGreen- 1 bush . . . ALBANY,' ,M)i. 6 . - Rep:»lS from the iCci . rtherp i !. ' Artily of a Lite date, sari entitled to credit; Men-1 - riou, that it had pr&..,...,1ed on the lit:es, 'and that the two arniles were ill sit; it of Cacti other', and wood probably' soon .be engaged. All accounts : agree hi this, that CenttralDearborn has orders to whiterin Alontreal. . Accounts from the Western Army speak. pi. it as - beiac. - Very sicldy, : and. many deaths d a ily it 1.4 e t 6 Plel' hey speitk it SO Ot gre-J. complaints for ‘itnt of iiceesaries for the Soldiers—of open :.., discontents, and even mutiny. .._ • VRNIONT, Dec. 8.-- , !tie so-much boasted ex_ P ( 'dition to CairAda has terminated, after ii, or 8 1:1Y1* iihsence Irma Plat t :Imrirli • a studding MC- . 1 2 0 L . ,, ; flay of the folly and imbecility of those wh 1 '.,' ;lave involved the nation in war. General Oland e''' b rigade is to whiter in Burlington. General illootfield's brigade near Plattsburgh„ The ca valry and flying artillery is ill g:o fo the southward; a , ral a licit ait of them have aireadv pa , ,i , !d tliough char urgp Tilt! Vermirlt I;I: 1 .;.ti t sire.sire.sire.to he (Hs ged.as soon as trey rtsccive their P" ' t‘ ll ,,,ALli'AlL,s:,,,it e d his 'Majesty's ship '-'''' ijunliu go , sir J. B Warren, Junort and , Stu-, _ 1" fri g ate ', i , a ' nfl IV incicre;• sloop of war, with a convoy' for tjel'ilitiiiil., [ .... Arrived leis 1.1 ... ajesty's schooner Paz,. Lieutenant ;Damaresque, with the 'American privateer Ite [enge, Captured Surat off th e _ harbo ur . . The pri ,ateFr hall taken the' brig Bacchus, from ' Scat lat,nl, for Pictoti, prize to the Liverpool Paci:eti and retaltel au American shooner, ves!sels. ..and several other ^•••• . ~ PaoNt Tnr: N'ATIONAL. INTr.LLI3ENC4II...I AP MItE,OV THE IT.M.IC, &c. Copy of a Letter from C.l ' I l io., I I te itt. United ti.-..cs si '"' ijf wn. drag! ', I,A P o l l'i' :S se •t;tlry of the N.6.'y, cl.ttLd 1(..w York, Nov. 21,140 it c. ' ' ' .. ty of i '.l ere'avail ntys elf of th e first opportuni:- 'nfor 'ling. von of the ocotrrenees of 'our cil'.llze', which teriiiiiptteti in the capture of the ~P son the 18th Of October, , by' the Poicliris, of . :gtins, While it wreck; Coin (lin:wages re "ewe(' ill au eugu , :;einent with the British sloop Ci t WM' Frolic, of twenty-two gnus, sixteen : t'l °ell ' 32 -Pound carrunades, and four 12 ounders, on the main -deck, and two JO -pounders-, , earronade, en the top,gnllant.toi•ecastle,. making . islet! super;or in three to us by four 12-pountlers.' 'c l'''''olic had struck to O. and was taken lionposses of about two hours btfore Out- -4itrretideriug ' the the. Pt)le ' 6.er ' I Ve had loit the Drlaware on we 13th. lite }till, hail a heavy gale, inwhich r.'. , et e loq our iib-hoom and two men. - ilalf-past 31,./evden, on the night:of the r:tb, in the latitude of ~ e g• . N• and b114.,65. deo% NV. we saw se'vel:ai, sail g• them itptu,,eaaltrintil,:'veryi huge ; ,‘..,1e 'ilst.:•xiorl. trout thein for sow:. ; the s tortene‘a '''' ' %v ., Ittt:telrpeetrietelivett,T•ll'l',44llat:r (ii"' the night the.coursc the 16th s;‘ ,,,,. , 1 1 ` ‘ :. 1.ber n• At day -light on Sunday, ill4 covered Ili on to 111-1/e44l,gaVe elia§e, and soon tilt! pvoterlj„,, r , i s a ' . ', l "" 0.',0.3 , t..)( .s i x sail - "''`-' ' A la t rl i, t ,,.' hi i ) ' ,l l:lnni,,,, i :;.; ( , ) "P(-° war,: four of tticin '—' od- -. 4tdout e ., 1):: . : L ''' cit till Slat; !II to etg I i teen nuns. 1,(4)P 1,1,(4)P °Vl,r, baving..tirst ;e( e s ei l ‘ ".. e . ( ll4 l . t e et ° • ll 4 g r a e ge nt the "Istnnee o' fifty or simy yards, which space we gradually •104scned until yte laid her nu hoard, th after ,4 vven-s4pported fire of 13 inThotes ; 131- tti.l;olign s o.. near while I,,,,dirig tbd last' broadside 11 our rainitiers were F llOVCCragililitit the Side of ','' enemy, Otis' men exhibited the sante alacrity ~i ,r; they luod,doncduring the whole of the ite tiall. They immediately fturrentle'red Upon Air tainitiv their foree • tit!, SO that Oa loss was SUS tallied Cm 'either side after boarding. .till(Jar main -top -mast WAS shut all'ay between four ~, live minutes from .the commencement of the' 4 g - , and falline,.tozether with the ma.in-topsail yttrti, „ cr , • I b - 1 , 1 . ' 1f ' . top - -.141 x . , )is the at °lnc ote ant ot e. s, t Lac e% . ~ . tendered mit head yards unmanageable the , I v: .e - L n ii tl i , ll . l(l ,r of. .ihe :attic . m.. . ( At . , eight minutes the ,-1.t;t1t:1 ini?tit-tor galhuat-mast oante down ; and 1: tionientY-bnitutes from the beginning of the tie ' sitnt . iiw l brace, and niostof the rigging, Nt'l ~, the .ProurY* A few minutes after separating from ..the i _ 'e, .hotli her masts fell tipon,deck . , and ' (""lhact tw .1%... • fifteen feet Above it. • The cou r : ' 1 `). of the ' • 1 . 'cr ew t .„,i, -Ige and exertions Lieut.:lY ilitswered nty expectations•and wishes. to 4u biddies active conduct contributed tainch every r d,' l 'ecess, by the 'exact attention paid to zwiinati-PartalOnf during the engagenient, and the intro I - , ll g . e xiltuple lie afforded the crew by his t'ilitY• Littits. Itodger:::, iloc,th , and 711 r. ,iivii m ewed, by the iticessiot fit'e ii.u""li'''.,". 1: Io ns, thin thi• • ; s 1-,. ' ' •st" ' l ' 1.11(,),1,1,,tion„‘;„ sk.!l-.,Y .A %‘ l e r i . e K t t ' i t i ) g t h t t ° , a ) t e ld .'u o i tt P e a r s y other • hi gh l y 1 1 ef l "all a eMirage ,nit promptitude I°"'urPhle, litid o 1, tv, is i t :, h,,, t e given ik''." AttritneeS that' • ' :theiV .I.vie.e„, theY itlaY be relied on wittntelher LAAv e, l'll '' , ' 1 Itil t i „„ t tt,t,, Pittiu. 11l , is inmly .of( a..taitt th'e exact Loss of the enc.,- and si)ari, • thittitebidi,eiatflilittuNi; hit ..-ied under the 7;t1:::::, tlltloiciu,rilsee,l:llve.riion had Mit "iii m deck, r. - Itieli sufficiently removed. Ito had tharge .of the Frolic, states, that from , what 111.41 k toe ofi;p er - 1 :,..e saW, and from information Ite , i -,-;-s, t he -Numbe r of killed must have I.( ir ‘ t t ; ' l•, ' 1 ) . (1 '6 11 , 1: ,: t ,": P tY,S had that r oft he Arorinded tthmiii . tiara . ante ~`i'ij: of:the 'killed is her Tir§t Lieutc. lthiovate.: Idilg INlaster ;of the • . IVe (Fall.s and the e ' - ,-ceond Lieutenant. wounded Capt. 1' 6ve l'ille 1 I ' • 11 as list; ,le wotthoe,, . . ( un( fiNewounce( .a' 1 ~ ton, wh( '. Ale recovering, Lieutenant Clax little „, Illvas' t•onfined bv sicknes.., , , kft I;iA bed a 'W.eaL l ro e ; l 'eus t(i the. etr , ages!tetti, and though tot) tW,:. ed h oe itt. hicliv6i;;n, reniaine&tni.ileck 'a.", ilt , i ) ‘'l' ills composed !MIMIC!' of noting t i , .in vie-- ..2 ti ,,, l at We ktil I.obt by Iti, illoes the 6 er - - vie-- of a urave ' 0 ilicer. I am . , .r es,iectfullyi, Yuur's, 1 Thi lion. Tia S nittun t ee. of tile Itiayrt. 3. JONES. _........._ T HE n 101,,„ ::00`.)oLn vv,ky,—CAttTnn i 8 r.nnseions that „ t ,! / °I lli4 Pattons left oil. athenturing- in the ,v: 4 e i r Y oil account of the citivlification or the ttolß-u4c---THE twok OLI WAY being_ now rg cr)te Win, he trttstg, restore them to hirti.--THE o t "14) WAY is to his' ro d old Os rIcL, No. 8, 0: 4AkINO-Cito4B, SAiki.AidA 15Aitit§: tARTIIQUAKE. I'LTRTHEIt PARTI CUL Ihs• . . . giNGSTON, NOV. 14.---Much dairage IlaS been done liere, awl We have ftlie nielancho;y tas L of rCeOrding BeN'et:allartiellt,d;4! aCeldciltS occas;on,,l by this _Awitil Convulsion of mittire Part of a house in Dirl.“-stieet fell in upon Mr. Donaldson, Vittile in bed, fratturedopeof his legs, which was in Consequence amputked.' . : • . The church of this city is much' clannged; the walls above the:doors and windows arc split,.pr tienlarly in the steeple, ; Lo..tri? ee;ltir cOrnices broken doWn, which by falliitg on a inimber of pews have thereby been mach ; anil'inany :: parts of the fire :INC) broliell dutikt, The old Synagogue in o;%inge-street has suffered, the walls being split in several places... • . the west barracks at Up Park' C'snip, ; occupied by the 18th regiment, are 'considerably injurecl, the wailS being cracked in alMost every directitAi, anti part. fallen. in., To describe all the 'damage done to the mime- 2, ions buildings , to this city weilld he ca 411 r ; in Short,. few houses have escaped stifiering more or less injury, , The earth was rent, like Wise, in several,,places at the eastend of this,city. ,A great init*c;lim nies have been thrown .10.1% , 11, and the wails of se-; vend houses and stores very severely split, 'and parts of others throWn clown. _Vrom Port- fiord, we -karn,.that no very mate rial damage has been sustained there : the Itos pital sinfered a little, the partition Walls between the 1 lth bayillg Split in t The watchman at the docklard, a few minutes pt t .cviOns to the. shockobsereed a large meteor,: waieh passed in a direction from the 8611th-east to the north-west. The shock is * stated to have lasted . One Minute -find some seconds. .tre in painful ei.,:peeoitiori of hearing of still more se rious! accidents, loi we fear the effects of this aw ful visitation must have extended to all parts of the country. . • Si t UAc.ko vl L:5 VEGA,Nov. 11:--About twenty minutes . past t o'clock ori Woi,lue.:lay morning last, severe shock of an earthqua:i.e Was felt in . this town, and about a qu;irter of an hour l)efore six the saute mornini...; a very alarming and tre menthitis earthquake was cX:perieneed, which, last ed nearly half. a minute, consisting of three dis tinct shoCks, each of which ihcreased la violence, and have occ , isionelconsiderable dat4ag‘t. io in.my . houses in .this town, by throwing down chiinnics, icricking walls, ..and demolishing - eiellogs ; the ehrirch tind the bridge have 'List) sus: . : fined so ! ne 'damage, awl the clock on the public tvas stopped. This. emlllqiiake is the most se vere eter felt by the ablest hiii . :Onitants, and it. continued a few seconds longer the destruction of most of-.the buildings In this town iind King ston would 'have been, inevitable. *Sevcr,il per sons, in:leed; Who were in.the Carraccas (faring . . 'the late terrible'earthquakes•there mention that the shocks were not so severe us tlui , e felt on IVerltiesday, did ttccOnnt for il cc clisitined in that `blade, by tlie:'4reif"leliztb Of' tutee; tire. gip:01(111:4.e enntillit(itt,:j4 soil on *lnch tl:e l . ttiitlings were erected!, and the fiat roofs of the honses. 'We are happyto stete, that the inj Liry sustained from the earthquake,i by the church in -this. town, Lhas not heel) material as to render the boildin:f; , till*lfe, or to7prevent the Ferfortwince oh : lie Service, as usual, to-morrOw. A day of Thanks giving for the great. danger we frzve escaped from. litis been asppoluted to be I.el 1 O. NVellivi'ly the 4 , • inSt• throng - I:out, this. islanLl. A letter from lhi i Bay, in St. George's; itrste3 e estrthclnaicc • to' 1.11‘.-...s (140' (onsiiley:Lble injnry to the 4ture,hou s es• on that Jay, and to the nouring estates and pllatations. The work;' on , Woodstock 13.: , state are mark . :',ll down ,• the -l l:bar - eh has been so severe l y :sha dan ken that it is gerons ter go into it, art.d. stone %vials and chhunieihaveheen thrown "doir n tit mauyplatei. A letter from Aunatto Bay mentions the follow- • ing injury to ,have been sustained at the Proprie tor's thvelli» ,, -houc on' 'Gibraltar Estate by the earth(' la WC3tern N eparated front the 'lnside wall not lc s thlti six inches two bed -rooms on that side coyeLA with ~tone,. bricks, and,,, other materials, fallen front the top ; the ceilings in all, parts of the !twist: torn, up , the eoru i ees Of the diniug-room ct•itek e`,il, want/ places, and the wOod-work of the, e ts i , l al i i m s l i c uae y t si! s i „ere i l t v .Th •Nhock was sO severe that 012 thrown on the floor. The ma,:itin work of the kitchen and wadi,boti , e was cons c -. pletely 1 cs . troyee. and what is. standing, twist be taken down. The shipping' :the harbour felt it e;:trentelv, The anchorage :-gronnd, where the l s . , xpeiitnent lay, sunk, and her anchor and adout uint:ty fathoms ut cable wert.t swallowed up. At Mount Olive, in St. Andrew's, the stone Wail of apartment fell in during the earl h quake, and covered- two infant children ,of the proprietor's,oneabout three yea N zlld rerti months, aud the other seven months,old,, who were 1yi,1 . .r ia bed,. but their lives' were providentially ,pre served, and they were ala'rwards taken' out tvith7 out havittg..reeeiveti any juju: V . . the dwelling-house, and the borWeues , received a great deal of dama2 . ,e, and the walk of the eoli'ec room und kitchen fell in er-irilly. • KI'SGSTON, Nor. 111ajesty's trignte Capt. Lumr,EY, ant" tore-114 Ailund wr'i,.., anchored at Port Royt.— Yesterday : they from Portsmonthontht., 29,th of tiept her, in compaoy with 30 sail of nierchantmen un der convoy. the 16th in t. Capt. )lutnileAri, of tb .1.. s voyage e.r, lett e r or marque, in a voya fronam n itdo to Miulei ra anti Jamaica, fell in with a Ild captured the American In Brandy Capt. DEvIN* bound to Newport, Rhode ls;azid, from the.Afri caly-cuast,• having on ho:!'ril It valuable cargo of elephaiit s' teens, ilye,wood and pilin cit. A niebting of tue o f t h e A re hd ea conry• of ein:Ackin is appoint (t to in held on tlic l 2tll intiant,. for ti:c pui:pose of cons - uleriog P") - priety of.pt titiouitig Parliatiwut ugailist tlic Ca _ rii • ••••' COT‘Ii\I7.I3TON. . . 1.":11:, Friday, .iannnsyl:. *, . Ti: ii morning fohn 1::id(p , nged 34, -w.itNAtied. i . ,,r wlininistering an in - ia ;vial path o,..ltichaiii .nowelis, at I.,Arosicsr, i.. - \ tile comity of .'Fork, in tl,i.! 114inith of May laf,t. The initinper, agproved in eyidence, had some conver:ni ion witiL ilgwqs the.l4 , .'f.:itesi -and told Iffr,yelis he et&i, 111',U“: fl y.itntii One; -and in the course of t'bvi,) or the nris,oncr rene.wt.Nl the cop- : . veisitiou by asking Howells what lie thought of %Ol.li had..been tLaiti.; about (liowells lodg ed in the house 01, and %i-orkv:i with, the nrr as a yeavZr ,at tue : It:Neils. clisi 1161 hnnic , hately reef:fleet, nn:l said it was :I:,:mt the biddi:es, and t4:ed Bowen.; if he would,. be one s Lk he - Prisooer then put.a l'rave.r Bo4.into his right. .41114 deiired 'Howell., to lepeat after 2 i i sgtlrr gare hint n paper, aal told bite. to com mit it to memory as ~00tt I.lc. cou:%!, and be ,did so accordingly. It j)ttrporteci to he ti:e,oath he hadrepeateci to hiin, tvh;ch vval;, that ho Wag, not so revoal any secrets of any bryther or brothers, 111(1 tilAt it ally traitor; ar. , ..oag•A t Lear they vtre to be panishe:l tiovvelis Lismed i the. book. 'nit paper given by pri.,,,i;or to ens was signec . l by prisoner 4 )1% in g . This-vas ,ii pp ,,,:ted by :toullici• vf,ti..,s eri Thomas liroughtoil, i. had the paper Ilowells, and not ond,e:,..Asaiding; its limpoyt,,,asken prisoner NA:fiat the paper meant, 1 anti ,was informed by bim that it was to form a regullr organization in..the country, to overturn the tyr,,s.ilical systcm of Goverinue;:t.. Brough ton was t we4ver .at , Bailisley, and acquainted ~ vjth The Jury, after consulting in the box, almost janin . diately„ Oturited a verdict of Guilty. The next. prisoners tried ivere.-- •40bit Bainei.the elder, aged 66 ; Charles .Milnes, 22; John Gainei the young;er, :2 , 1; William 131akborough; ';;;), ; I)tickwortii, ) 23 ; ' , .?..4acharl , It:lines, 1."), :dl of li,ll:l'ax, in the coun t yol f.:r an unlawful oath to John iN.11.3.)11 , t!d, pit ita:ifa:,, on enc. gilt July . it appears that, JI:Ty two persons were sent fro'n„:„\iitaeliest4r Coy Nadin, a vcry , tive police ofliecr there). to I lalifax.,. to .(11 , cover of!'epders, of tue clesription, charged in the ht ni dietetit: and on the St it of July last„Solin Al'Donal.l :.'nd Sohn Crinsling - ,. (the persons sent) arrived at iinlifax, inconsequence of that arrange, intuit, and went to ft public-ilOtiCaj.ipd the Cris pin ; the prisoner, ‘vas . ti t e,re, and Macdo nald entered into con vet subs); on the harducf , s of the t.i.rnes ; in the ..course of which they mentioned the eirctollstatice9,f,She attack Oil Mr Cartwr;:. , b Cs mill. i'Slilnts.sahl..jie knew two men very well v.'hu were_ killed there, and spoke of the activity of, a persoq.who acted. as of;ieer. .11,11)oaald said, he, wrould.be,as active as, tiny ..at them, it they would twist him in, or. swear„ . him.. lin. .Milues sail he. i!ful got nemy blaak earteid.ges frau) a soldier; that t.., 1 1. 1 en up, but 321ilway, three. weeks. Miloes Cold 1I 1) ite could get h.in sworn in; ► there- wa. an old man litied gear there who could swear hint in,, ;111,1 lleen teat way 20 years. "Atfi)ongld was willing., They, 'at toge ther,tiji and then wen; ; together to house about ten at night. 41.1 . 1 the prison ers , vere there. 111;Ines told them that be (A. 14 iv.. but a good fellow, to be a brother, 01(1 Baines theli h e -q in it be handy about it, because he ex pcctrd .the .watch mid ward in before eleven o'clock., „Baines said,, nothing tnore, ..but got a paper, 'mid ii booli:ahwit the size of a Testament, pot the book into Donald's hands,. and desired 1.;1 t 7.(:. ; )(-4. .ae b t . ,l' .tiues. Prisoners- were all Sitting r.;:iwn until th,e Oath was administeying, when h . v:lll,stride( tip. Zachary ,Baines, the bay, 5t,10,1 with his hack og4iust the door, to . keep it.shut.. 'lll` ,Donald was afraid lent the : watch : l o and .‘rd should com.e:. be, however, sat. di/Wu, and said he would pay for sometlting. to Old Baines said he expected tile watch and ward, and they had' better. ,go. All the 'prisoners but,. B a ines,. and .Zachary Baines, went :%vith APD'onald to the Crispin. Cosling, the V ( Aice assistant, came in nlint:Nt immediately after, and they s:it .drinking together; Al`bonald told Go in pre ,ence of the pris :piers' . then in the ho - use, that he had A (hiy or tti-o aftericardi they met figairt, when Mzboiinld th,it is the old twin that' .)ne in. _Baines said he. bad, and put . bis himd hp, and"sahl, they must he cautions where si,rid that. I.lledt ! hip evt, thlit beeh Opeatld ii niiitterof , three and twenty years. - This was emitirlited by UnAing. ..41i1;is were set tip . fOr'Vei Of the IrkmiS.s', hilt the Juq, whO retired abtmt inimtk?..f, returned a verdict of f.lailtg against the five first-ninned prist-weri s and Baines, the boy, Not Guilty. EXECUTION OF THE MURDERERS OF MR. HORS FALL, AT YORK.. Leeds, J;t11. 9. During the whole of the trial, and' even while the solonm t.entetice of the law was pa3sing, not 01le of the prisoners shed but their beha viour was perfectly free from auy itideeent ness or Milbeet»liillg, levity.. The proceedings of the Court were conducted with unusall solem nity, and the „behaviour of the spectators wrui strictly ilixoroul tuld From amongst the wunerous relatives and fri.luk of d,c tinhapp„: nillri.:tetors, exprusbion. augui,ll frc,ittently tite,ear, but it ‘vai deep, Not lt,tul toia pat t of the auditory that Wd '-,ifilte•Lleil W . Vit thin only by a .eotninOn- natto:e, abhor rence at th,:ir einirntotz4 .w ci s ro,t unnlked with r.it ion at the,prenuitar,-e, f;tf.: cif the:ie early victitn ,, of .1 limle6s coufe4ter,iev. At the upeq,iiii . .;l4 the COlll,Oll 'VII tli',loA"y MO: - the Jury ..rectunn w r i ,:cd Thotm ii : sin ; ol t o and an tipplication-was,..we ma de to the, Judg,es to, hat;e Ole ,4entence of 'lO. , law, 011 YUCII Of the nitirtierttrs, fl they. in4Oit think prOper to oriel. tot execution., carried into not at the nsual plice of ese:;kit';n, but on t h e spot wh ere the murder was putptrated 3 but we !will., that it was tuot.thought eNpedieut . to carry i t. int . o ct . -viskirte their efot.ci to it'd:6 iinY bOtitessiiln either .prisou at ~ill 4 place, of e;ktent.itin:—Tliofre; brl being aiti - ,cl if lie, did not acknilivledge. the jWtiee "Do not a s k inc dt..el4red; ," that he itotild h in the eittiat t ion be N,Vai then placed in; dread iiai as it than ,bave.to nnswer 4'or the , cilthe 'aiill that lie ti onlzl not elinngd sitttatiooA With even ior lair.; liberty tvvti thousand r 5.111.1, ;" but. with nu bib reloliktionill eotildnt creeal e:4oities of-hii wind, for on the nlght ..;cfpre the exc.:ration he tcli to the: gronuri in SC.tIL of insi:3ilu:!it.)', an it wal he would have, died in cell . ; hot :0: soon ie,:(l% chul, nod , ia the inorli,i.ng bealut was The. exec:to:4in (4 these unlcippymen took plae:' yegeyday, at Ihify.o'c.toc: t at toe osnal ,phase hi “•• hind the ca4le., at York. pre - :lotion been, taken to re der a rescue • irnpracric4ble. - 7 - - Two, troops of eava:ry Were Or4ilvlt lip tll fro,fit of the drop, and the avenues to the t;testle:wtere ~: ; aardect by infantry. Five minutp, rmbefore nine clock. the prisn o'oers. came theplatfo.-- After the Orninami had read the :J e e,init,oucd f unri .. ; 01 prayer, Geor e ;i t Afellue prayed for ten irrie.ues.—he spoke with great apprent fervelley 3116 devotion, cogfessing - , in general, the gi.eat tress of his sins, but without any allusion to the crime fot which he suffered. "Erle,sorrotinding multitude were evidently affected. Williatulliorpe ako prayed, but liih voice wit.; not so wren heard. ti!rrith, said iittlr., hilt beenied lc) join in the dew tion. with great serioasoebs. The prkoners„Worc then moved to the frOO. of the platform, sand - Mellor said, " Some of toy oriy be here; if, there be, ) rreeiy for give thm, and all the world, and I hope the world will forgiVe -rb,,v ie e said, ‘‘ 1 !:O )t'. non:. of tinere %vitt), ate tur.l.- li,crore me, evta• i. O lllO ti, t[ plitee.' rx executioner the peocceded to p. Jos the i f ro p . r c IL, n',:d ill the,r irons. w eitred sllghtly eunritleic(kfot a tin ino nients. •-, • ; • The number of people assertible& ,was much . - greater than at usual in York, on these eholy oecions ; lint mit ths in4ieration Ut tumolf prevailed, and the greatest silcipic,rcign during the ‘vhole of this solemn and painful . h;ij bf.'Cil the issue of that fat:l system,. '.:ter having produced in,its ptogress,great. terror inri ahrrin, and much. uuisClhiet to the coin-, nindity, hits at length terminated in the death of tho,e • who I ."Cle its InO!..it actlye partizans) anti thus have perished, in the very blOona of life, three yoking men, who, had they dirtcted their- talents . to lawful pursuits, might ,fiave . lived happy unit , respected. They 'Neve, young men on whose countenances, nature hall . nut imprinted, the lea tllreS at as.,a,ssiliS. On the fine of these - maefactors, aml on, the dangerous tendency to themselves, of. the associa t itnkof which they were members,,one ob4ervation presents itself too important to he o)nitted at the doe of'11:e melancholy aetall3 dint We hare felt it,our duty to by befiqe tilt. pulrYlr'. It will from. c benpu n i c ,rat . ,. ILICti ont.:4i Ott eel for the (Writ -I.:Catrhirve no w„::1-grcninded con- fidence in each other—not even witen their pact is conijrnieJ by oilti and cemented in blood. if this be admitted, awl theJtistory of every age and country confirms the truth of the. bservation, the inference is it iesist;bie, that.till those personst who rimy in hit are he ins iced to become menthers sueb conlederAies . , should ~resist such insita tioas, as they would avoid.the greatest calamity ; atilt 311 tho , ,t: wllo way havellepn s o f ar j u f aluate d as to become members of AO scr Should; flout moment, and by , o,le com.wo desi4t tensing another step in furtherance of , their obi They,inast now see that they have ; Stood on the, of a' fri,ghtful precipice, that anodic step might. have piarigcrd thelif that yviikh oversditoned th,e4 less tunuteassociates.—f dier.curg.) CHICHESTER, .34\N- 9 City ktil(t I)lt't are t V pri!tty 101 l of troops, part oe the awl 1 i..qh ;t ;ht dragoon.; lutvin.; arrived here on. Sattirdzly l'hey.}ire destined for Sirtiiii; 'Nut detained here in comecittence at the trAnsports not being rea:ly at PortsnlOtit h. • Aa unfortunate act lio.ptieneil i fevi i.:,jtice at the barrapi{s ; a private by , comrade baying icv,..lleil his pitTe it ltirit iit jest, not Ettowiug it wits lo.titiiL ; it I've n t 61' not killo this unfortunate mtin,iii an in ',rant. I .12:0:4NtinTLIX.,,; . ;',TA, fL i .-Apiece ;cke:ira'ss' [ and I)...iiielrity, Impartileletl in this town, was, on S. - ant:l.ly night litit, ez)ntroitted on a ,o1!1:er t 7 tiM: 11 (::t.l rd regiment. 'fbe poor tutoffendinfr talit it uppoini, \SOS I'olll'oMg to hk twit or titree 011.Ottorri f.i^,ssitos follov,• , ed him; ono of ‘vitotn,' ;ifterc r,c:iniitfr fo oppodte the , clitireit wall, tind Idol:log I:int 'tit (:!c, t.tet - ..., reilled a few paCe6, anti ,;(i!ne swor,l, pi' Ctir gA,Vc 1,i0c . J 4 cut the Ilk It g. The poor fl tit itlltlie diatl'ly` fell to the. 'grtrind, 111 Nvhir•lt :late he re , 1113'n0.11 tmtil rAt.:erved and carried Wl' to the A litocc,l retv9ril offered I.y the .:',.l.ar grtis. of 14 1111.1 ILtd the offici!:',, oi the. 1 e.,..1111e1it, discover • and, eouvi(.7tion of thevil,l p(r pefTator,..and t (..r,entz.y trIVC 1' ..1r It hip 13 tact„ i,lto ::',l'osei•iptiotis for th;•;;,:une Inn r fin Alatlfiny the 4th; hilt. ,Autt tinee o'ctol,, 9. c uru .l, Ava • Cont . to oti f 1 )nit :loot„ t h the guards 1)1:i,.r....., oil iwt/11 , 4?); of men c.c ; the (`rn-- r*, , T i. 411(1 tiltlli • it) ifto . a: 2ilr, , : the czmuti„Y Civ. - 111, intr l l: • ih tilt. ; is trumediately koided this Iletermi'ned tl la, tic it . treat ; the guanis steldy to their , N kept gionnd. the rotilo tr s 150.21%. 1 pro (nn: 1)y :Vi2r. King, on; I l ' loolll thq ; he it by ti. 00001.41 a to Ir,.re done e%ecution, ag Ice bkid ticrce .41 View witlila twetsty yar4.la of