The Sun. — London, England, 1816-02-01 00:00:00

'AVE, the Undersigned VICEIMIOLDERS of V ti COUNTY of IIItEGON, assembled at. a Nlectilig. told in the town of Brecon, on Friday, the 19th of January dtti, count to the following Res.nlittiolo. WALTER. WILK.lti% this Chair. Fir:t, That we view with itttli4nation, and regret the pre 'ature carivits, now actively carrying . oil in opposition to our riesent rein esciitative, Coniiiel Wood, tur which no satis factory I'ew4iiii lots huen ati.iglied. Secondly, That we colisidyr the cordial thanks of the Free hi lilers - of tile C;otinty to lie due to Cidotsid Wood, for hay ing atistaiii..4 front iltsturning the pJace and harmony of the Tiiiinly, That ca.ior Fr t.‘Vpoli piasiesses eyr entire, contl - dente, grounded ob pealii;iivd..liikeeto, : and confirrued by his litittiful discharge ut thoirc44.itpuecti in hint for three gut:- eyssive l'Arlialuents. , • . , Finn . t lily, Tiiiit ice pledge ourselves trystipport fim by any fair mol illNlitial)le Weetuit—wt itlvretdre idvitu our broth.; rreeliniutrs to join us iti.m4i dtai di Ili I lII' 1041,01dr:ice of the county a, , ,,ainst oir opposition, which to not indulled uu, WilAt We dveid, free, jugt„aii a ctilistifittioildi principles. • Lastly, It is resolved, iliat t now lles,lltiiiiiii* In: iainsediate. it panted, and generally circitlated'iii the'Coititty, and that they I-: itiset Iva in a Morning and all Evii.ning London raper, and iiii.o.itsine (At/nuclei', Citrivargten„ Hereford, and Ghat ,.. tester Jitiatinis. WA LTYAVViii,LKINS,, Chairman. • Henry Allen, Lodge .,- • '' bh'ild , tioyil;llrecott S. ( ~ wytine, Glentirape-pyrk; i '...lohn Viriltilns,llwy (liy Air. *lobo 'Jones) . .lyttre,; Llewellyn, TreteOlt Julia fiwvinie, t,';errivalts Wctlvnt Lloyd, Nalitrinarred , dol t ii tVirliittnr, clerk, 'Aber- 1 Wm. pitorys, Neuadtl-Inwr ' ~easiilang' ,• ... .Ilieliortl Dail', Chatierfirld 'Tliim. Peace, Strand, Built ft Edward Jones, Llatolovety. J. iV - Ill.iris, Nlaesilerweii, (hy EilwurVoneg, jolt. du. ."..J. t'. Williill'i EN+) • • 'I. Wilkins, Llailivern, .(by R. )'aredticlok, (.;vicialoweil • 1V ilivins, Esii. • - dienrge JoileslleVall, do. Heriry Allen, pit: Brecon 'Att. Witkiii., jet,. Woodlands John Longfellow, do. I)esiO,Lloyii i , llandilorvisite C. C. Clinott, du. .. Thomas lrowoll, Cantrell' : i.Rieliard %liking, do. . '•T: II .1 1 0 ,i.II, Pt tcrstipkc•-court. Chairs tinhall,-Crielibtirell : . (by. the Itcv.llioe,'L'Owell) W.Willring, Clerk, Drintily , ' • .I,oliti LI c ivy I I ili,Peitiln7tigure, 111; Walt ers, (gerk, Voynot (by ito.).. , . : John Pierce, Forge, Brkoca B. Kendall, Dan-y-Parc , Daniel Lloyd, Brecon John Disini a Llaiiiliettit.caurt .1. Speljer, Huy l'h`o. tVilliaiiiii, Llanvyanach Thog.'Muyhery, Brecon . . 1'; %V i I kiti,, Ilar.-y..ler nyn J. Joliet, Clerk, I.l,lnspytiditt 11. aunt.. Williams, COity John Jones, Brecon ,F.Gcmtgli,Clerli,Ysysculnn, Lewis Watkins, do. (by 11.J.WilliAuts,, Esq.) , J,Willtirts,jun.(bylt.Wiikins) The Meeting at which the above Resolutions were entered into, was , nein at ifieeurt, in conaequenue of Sir Charles.Mor ros of rredegar; having Connuenced . an active canvass of the County, ill favour of his iitisi;the pkitient Representative of the Durough of Brecon, and in, uppoint low to the present Mast. byr of the County, Colonel . Wood.. The Resolutions are , slg . nerl by most respeetahle'resident (gentlemen of Brecknock shire, and displatii apirit 'of -independence and true cowrie turbine! fvelinect hit toast ereury ! tho freedom of the &Tre• ientation.nt the County, anti. Will protect-its tlectie* treas. ohisu from iiidividuals.who.irsay attetnelitkienicioopolise it. FOREIGN INTE',4ga'NCB. FRENCEI PARERS,, (ItCaBIViLD LAST 141013 i) PARIS, JAN. and Meson. Thrice and Ilulchinson haviiiieverally presented applications for their beinelkrolisionally wet at liberty under bail; on the ground that the caence siAcribed to them cot Ail be visited by merely cor feet innal 'punishment.- ' 'rheir applications have been laid beforu the ItiliiiteaAttorney, who was.to Ihive delivered his opinion es yesterdiy. • The alarms whichimint have within these few clays sought to propagate on the 'Object of layout. ere *ithont fonodatioa, unit that city is far from belying the attachment which it has vowed to Louis lu liesix4 .and his. august 'family.Sonic heads have heen'led astray ; brit public authority has restored every thing to order, and wait sd 7 mitably seconded by the Malt of respectable peo ple, who breathe nothing hat place. If there still remain in Fiance a small niunber of the Fac tious, let them at lent th be convinced that it be longs to the nature of a legitimate ativernutent to acquire llrttly new strength, and that measure, are t f o tccil tal.cu, that every kind of attempt lutist be mere madness, and fall Un the heads of its. ant hors. • The Quirtinission appointed by. the King for tl4ll liquidation of .the dents of Ins Majesty and the pr i nces oI 'Royal ifataily, has been very cotiec in its labours, which will be terminated * it is Said, fortnight. ' The Litgliih post at the serboo was withdrawn this, morning, an theirAroops left the barracks at ' the Hate Vote. stherhaee matched ofl`to time canton:tit:oU 'destined for ,them. The ;lay betote yesteillay alnitist all the Eng lish who , remained at Saint Denis quitted that town, and the artillery, which WAS at la Chapelle, a ‘t out yesterday morning. The Stag of the Emir. fish trpups,. which matiyie Eon, Many Tutuila, ii4C'ott n . places adj:iecn,t, was .at flmel.. Thittiatter:village bits been the ptdiit of assemblage fa'r all these ttoops i , - find they were put in march at this morning, frith their artillery, upon Saint Denis. The Eng li3h calitoned , at Neuilly nearly at the same time took the same route. Waggons, put in rigitiai. tion and loaded with proyisions, set out from the Vaiihourg de Ronk at the break of day. This wonting, at nine, -806 men of the English inky... try, preceded by their 'musk, left l'utis by the (:ate 'Saila Denis. Lord Wellington will leave Paris in a few days, in order to visit the cantonments of the: Allied Army. The Lnglisli troops, it is said, will have entirely quitted Paris by the mitlitle cl atm- week. There no sitting of the Chamber of De. roles yesterday. The 27 Commissaries charged with preparing a Report en the Budget, suet in a central Committee, Ucheral Chartrau, who was under surveillance at:Lisie, has, i; is said, been shut up in the ,del of that thwn. A fetter th*ted Fort Royal, Martinique, N0v.24, the following :--, : The 4rtzmioei Messager got under weigh .yes• terday intoning, to take posses-3ton, it is said, of t_ti:ltlalc upe. It is the Volglish who : continue to occupy it under the white flag vit Ott/alto who do the duty at rem Royal. Albdifino- Preach ,troops in the colony are at. St. Mitre'," The Doke s ft A ngouleme yest 6411 tevioved in tttu Court of the Tuileries , several detachments 'of the National awl Itoyal Guards, - okialry and infantry. The Prince passed through the ranks on foot, ACCOM' -.nit& by several Grand and tin. nerat Odgers. After the, review, the troops de .6101 before his Royal Highness',- wh6 then went to St. Roche, where was celebmieti Vialentit'service tOr'tbe repose .6f Louis Ml..' Mugs, JAIL 16.--The E'ngli3h o tr Wive o iltied a • n 0...T,"1 .ini)►7iK'+~i r ° r-~%9''~' "fason Lodge, notwithstanding the prohibition from authority. The Government pretends ..!P overlook this offence, brinvirrable to obtain ta tisfact . Ills holiness has, it is said, addressed a letter on the subject to his Royal highness the Prince Regent. 111Anttio,.IAN. Is,—The bits .ssaed nit or der, (meeting, that all fife documents and pro ceedings before the ribi.lished office of Public Safe ty, of which Bebiivarria was et thy head, Shall be seat tea the ',ordinary tribunals, to be terminated according to law. Those prneeedings which coin prottliell the liberty of ludiridnals are to have the prior attention, and the persons who have suffer ed by long imprisonment are to be indemnified. 'rims a triininal, unknown in Spain before. the arrival of the French, and rendered odious by the way in which, Echavarria. conducted It; is for ever abolkherl. tehavarria is exiled, 8114 beyond the power of doing mischief ; but he is coned, anti thewrmails lte ludieted will leave pernoment rc eelllvrtiuns. • • Another 1 7 4;liet of tl►e King invitts all tbtrte Who have sneered truth the tinve tribunal, to apply tor rtpAriitiott .t 44 the oril intry.Cutati. IN:ISNItS, JAN. !O. I'ItOCLAMITIOII OF THE FREVUCT TO THE MUST- TtNTs A 641 PATIONAL IDHAIIIJ or THE CITY UV Irisoies. M brows *art inyalinbablionts and National Guards of Nlintes, oiler so mach for your welfare and your roputatiost, 1 aft. 4 'olortocas torah opens isposi this city, whose papulotion hat sire. sploaar pror,tft'ortheir unalterable fide lity to tbe . los.tiniato Monotaliy,. to 4beougust House whiea so long reigned over oar bappy ancestors, *nd which, if our prayers are heard by the Supreme Arbiter i,f uml'uns4ad kings, will reign fur ever A. isrmle descrudants. • 4- The King issatiteed with yuttr, l condo4 ; he Ants gratified all sny wishes, and rewarded all toy etforts, by directing tne t 4 snake hisolert to you his sovereign and paternal sat isboion. Thus arc effaced cone errors into which perfidious' locitators;. abusing your re , y loyalty, had drawn .you; thus are aunt bilattil thou calemnions reports which have 4e.n vainly en deavoured to be circulated its the bosons of our country, and even at tits foot of the throne of our august Monarch, but which were di►sgusivated with too usuch ►uccesi snuiing foreign nations, who ate now undeceived as to yourtrot srntinvents.. 1 conjure you then, hi aVs Inhabitants and National Guards, to tontitstiatoantritiby your fidslityto the King, by yuuruhr. dience to it saved orders and the laws of the Trains, yy your .rraput for tba libtrty.of worship and orconseience, the fe vont which the tiin; has just conferred, and your justidcation in the face of all Europe; which his Majesty has nut disdaiu eel Liti3solf t 6 pr&s laitii by hii royal:ordinance eftbeifith'hist . Live the Xing I Loth , - lire our great, our, 0)41 girizr! Marquis I)'AKI4AUD JONQUES, I'r ir fcct. Fixtraet of a Letter of the 12th of January. from his Excellency the 'Aiinister tt IV4r to ►he Prefect of the Gard : - . "I learn with joy the happy convalescence of Count Lagarde. May that good ervant of the King long be able to devote to hint his loyal services I" 1.4,—1t is now determined that the department ut illusvUc .is nut ti, ucettpiett by the Pettssian truups. The .Prnssiouts remain, Ituwver, itt the devirtntenis ut the Maine end the Ardennes, Ft ANierintr, JAN. 23.—Soule Journali httve rightly rinnotrneetl twit the negocistinol between 4ttstritt and littvitria experiente.nithcnities ; but thoot: %Ito add that the 4.M:remts bet WeCil thew 'PDWrril may lend to Int open rupture, and Mtn, moreover, put (ieneroliwatos at the nead of the ii,Av!triatt 4rilly, con have HO oilier object than in east oietrni into die public wind by nevto invented fur the liars... PAPS,lOl.—trecElvED rui ),lORNINO-). r,t.816, Jaw. it cansidered that in a few days the Staff 01licers of Lord NI/0111%ton only, wit! be kft ilt Nria. , 514 . 31tA itrilituttm:Alty, MONDAY MO1?1N1146. General Travot, who A - as at-rested on the 14th Jimusry at Lotion, is about to be brought front Volts' to Faris. Au Uvtning Journal give• the following ac count 4 , Yesterday eveniog the Puke of Angoaletne, accompanied by Alarsital,Victor, went to viait the Chassenrs of the whop are quartered at the ancient ,Hotel of the Black Mtmoeteees, iu the street. Petit Unite, at Marais: His Royal Highness *mend the place; where' he found a small nrintber of soldiers, with whom . ; he 11 . 111COUri.• ed. a long time, questioning them as' to 'chat cam. paigne they haul serveit ,iu how many wount i k they had received, if they wanted for any thing . , &c. and entering with much solicitude into their interests. A sapper emboldened by the kitlt»atiL net. Of [NI Prince, ran tor a hurtle of wine and and said on entering, comrades we are goingto drink the healtlit of the King and the Puke of Angouleme. When the Wine was poured out, the . Prince observettto them : Friends, get imagine I will drink with yen to the health' of the King. Snell his Royal highness and littlArshal Vietni tinialted.their gimes with these brave men Of tire; Royal Gdard.., cries of I Vine to resounded, end the Piffles left there penetrated with lave and I gratitude." lAN. 1C...41m reports circulated re- Wirt to the project• at atty►iest and partition as it respects ths Ottonten empire, have been con tradicted. Nothing is mere false than thas'fing. land, in return for the occupation of the lonian Isles, has secretltprnotised stet to oppose any of the pr", of firm% against the Pow' ft it certain that' the treaty relative to the lonian isles contoins na serret track., Viritce, JAA. 19.—Leiters from Smyr i i an nounce, that that WIN it ♦ert far fres' W o g 1-6- stored to order since the eftkir in which two Turkish ttittrts, and several others, were sent away. A, ship front. Constantinople brings the account that the Divan bed ordered the levy of an En rapm 'corps, composed of all the deserters from the frontier provinces or from other countries. We do not know what reason Turkey can have fur these levies. . I.t appears that the best under. standing subsists between that court and Vienna. Lord Walpole, ambassador from his Britannic Majesty to PetersbUrg, and M. De Landstroetn, in itnglish Courier, set oilyeperthti ter Paris. FRAN/PU:IT, JAN : l9.—liiivery thing is tranquil, here, whatever may have been said in the Journals of Neuwied and ,Coldentz. The latter is now suppressed, because that it contained stateind i nti directly trading to the provocation of France.l 341ADK1D, JAN. 16.-831111 s of robbers disturb the security of *the roads. A number of deser ters, the 'miserable remains of the troops wham PorHer had drawn into his rebellion, over-run (a licia . Governinent have not yet employed an armed force'to put down this disorder. The lo cal authorities are only charged to bring back th&e"nnkippy men by means of per:nation and `mililnesi. In the Wean time it is dangerous to travel without au escort. BRUSSELS PAPERS., FRAWKWOKT, JAN. N.—Contradictory reports are spread upon the differences between Austria and Bavaria. Some addrisies of the twins of Salzburg are drawn in a very violent style. We have seen one in which the inhabitants declare, * that they will bury themselves under the ruins Of their towns, and %via make of their country an:- other Spain, rather than suffer themselves to: bp" separated from Bavaria. BaussaLs, asserted, that somi :EngliTh Officers are going to raise a monument Id the field of La Belle Alliance, near the farm of La Ilaye Sainte, in memory of their brave comrade" who so gloriously fall in defending that important It is not yet cerutinly known trilst is become or Laviiiette, The affecting herokon of his wife, who I n ks risked her own life to save his, excite* general admiration, and makes sli dosses i4f so ciety bid an'ibterest on the occasion which they would not otherwise have done. It is a noble ex ample of what a woman can do for the object of her Street ion. We are informed from good authority, says die Gazette of Ghent, that the fine statue of "Junction, which Widd BMW to Have been greatly damaged by the breaking down of the carriage on which .it wets placed upon Mount Cenis, arrived at. Rome in t he hest possible condition, with the first divi. siuu a the works of art restored by ,France: Butisstms, JAN• 27.—A1l the Euglih troops still Ilelgioni have received orders to break 'up and return to England ; they will consequently pro ceed succesNivrely to Ostend. The, Scotch regi ment, which still forms a part of our garrison, %yid leave us in a Idw days., One may apply to tboe brave mountaineers the words of an English pn,et: 7 -.- 1 ‘ 1011u:dile lions in, the field of battle, 111141 lamlis choir quarters," Letters from Lembo ,of the 21st of this month, say, that the Liglii>ll rlllllellt is going to send a:large foyer to the Ei,t Indies, where there every - reason to fell' a bloody war with the. , 111 (1 oth e r . Indian ',l9?l:l;iarts: appeasii from 'these Ictters that the Engiish o,ls'vernistent: has engaged to furnish the East India Comparlyi troops It'llierl' it takes into kis pay. Now that Europe is at peace, must blood=' again flow at the e-xtrerdity of 'the globe ? There. eotttinue to arrive its this city French in the' Orclitiance't4 the4th of and whets \vim, though not Included in it,; leave their enuravy to trek xu asylum abroad.., . A1M1. , ;. r, ~ ~s '• '"" , Anntiormez.l Franco, I thief -awl and Jersq. Mitt—t HAW burgh, .1 Gattett'aiotglr, I ilittland, i).)8611u, 1 Vrateiferd. 1 • PRICE 91 THIS DAT' AT 'r V STOCKS WZLVii O'CLOCK. • Bank Stork, India Bonds, is. Ss pr. ' Vet Cent. Red.'Bls[ll Eschsq. p r , $ pre ietlt. Cons tittite 1:44 , 4sd Cinitc 776* 7644. Ditto fur Pasynarit,l7V peret.'N:iryAnn..Bool SI I Cutts: for Acconut,ol VI ell Bank L. Ann.. 1311 'MUMS OF EXCHANGE, Tresses, J* t. 33. ittiottnlauftt.'... • " 37 * 13, a Us. Mita, at Sigh; ........ iiiisterdasti - ls 10 C. F: Ditto. at Sight l e ..,, . kat tarilatu ' II 11 II Us. 'Antwerp - • . I lauthurgli 34 .6 ti Us., - Alto I/4, Orman . 54 7 .. Paris, I Day'. Date Is 40 C. Ditto . , at GO g Us. : fourrldiux, ditto Fraliktert on the Main Madrid . :id Effect ive Codes, .. garcoloaa Unborn . 36 .„,..1.1 St. Sebastian's .r. , . . Corwin& ... Olbraltar i. Genoa ... . 14d-Venice .'s Malta • 4s -Naples • ' 41 • Palermo Lisbon • • , wi Oporto • *.. ... .. . 89 fin Janeiro. Driblits .. ~. IS -C0rk..... l4iper.Cesake, , Asia. of the faith on 1 - lotland.... t . - * -Portugal (fold, in Coin . _., , L. 4 1 11 per o z . Foreign Gold, ii. 114 rs .. ... 4 'I 0 'MAW lDotlllNtio# , . a New Dollars • 1 8 0 0 5 3 Mint, in Oars, Standard r 0 u 0 . , IvATEic LoNnoN Bittoafil.t)-hioitjtow..4 bikri tti4l, 11 attar I ivetting, 44 minutes after Koarmost.--In our Obituary of yesterday (a feature of Ibis Papor to wbicis we pay particular attention) the death o Mr. W. Upton, sof Ballybraher, at the advanced age .4 104, was Vr an error of the Press rendered 404 ! fhis patriarch, howitrar„ only lived one eantury and a few years over. - . , i;~ vollglif lull 111C1611 rAvsum AufficAT? . LONDON. THURSDAY, FFBRUARY 1,1116. The Earl of Larcaroot. having, no doubt, fist, reasons •f sufficient cogency, determined that If public - ewnntunicatiox of the PAINCE Realty-1, Ppecplialtottld be made previous to its deliveir Parliament, it is our duty in candour to inform our Readers of this fact, and a*sign` it to tiie 1311Siofbilr flat having °tiered any conjectural out.'. line of so important a document. It 'tem" be estly.enough to anticipate most of the topics which it must embrace, but in the absence °freak' iitfurmatiou, common to us and all our content., poraries, we deem it preferable to state the pre. cisc truth, and use our utmost exertion to procure the substance of the Speech as early na itossible, - , The Paris Papers to the 30th supply us with' little intelligence of interest. The three B" Itil b . prisoners charged with siding LAVA LETT it iit his escape, have applied to be ailtnitted to hail, but the deCision had not transpired. Jf any 1 4 ° 4 were wanted of the inaccuracy which distinguishes ruuch,,of what the public receives under th , title of " Private Correspondence" front Parts' it would be found in the fact, that all the British fortet'were not expected to leave Paristin AkFnithtle.of.-this.week, instead of having giv ell ,pp their last post a week ago, as stated iu Oet e • erroneous communications. " a 4hi Duke of lisooot.t Me appears to be render lag Mussel( popular with the newly organfeid. 11/1 . 1 Hwy in the Capital. This is a wise and prol e° The fortifications of Huningen are now Wi ld pletely razed, and gardens, &c. are laying out 611 ithettite sit the:wells. The • Jostruef of Calenix his been suppresser' fo r Incendiary writings, by the Prussian Govermen t '' and a M. Aiticnten, Director of the Police Pr Mersebtirgh (the Chief of Prussian tiavany) 014 author of several literary productions, arrested ana sent prisoner. to Berlin. - We find, by the Trench Papers, that our °pi- Uf the disturbances •at Lyon is fully COn* firmed they were the mere result of a tumult, ous assemblage, not very numerous, and guided persons of no weight or consequence w hatevar• VITIIIACT OP A LITTER' FROM THS AOINT. LLOYD I 6, DATLD NAPLES, JAN. 4, 1816 :--- " At Nuoja, a small town near Bui, in tUU kingdom, a few days ago there Appeared a 601' 1 ' cioos fever, and some say the plague, supposed to be communicated by a Greek vessel from Cos' stantinoplt..-Three regiments of infantry w et : itaniediately scut from this Capital, and ' 111 " r* ; Doctors tilLessist ; since which we have no ( 146 " oe. (Wings respecting it. All letters, &c. have bee's riteivid with the greatest precaution , a n ' t a .complete cordon of troops Wre stationea Nouja." '. . Yesterday her Mt3RSTY, Princesses it.ti 4llll % . • n:6 l %lAtty,went in a carriage f r om . the Que t " to take an airing. . '•= 'nay prriqeess CHARLOTTIR of WALitit is I- . 0 o e at Cranbourne Lodge, si nc e her arriva l " eirpistro v . '' ' 0 1 Yesterday emumber ,of P eers , Conituoner:Lr ;ierititti 61 . distinction, ca ll e d at Carito .. l " 1 to mAitz..inciuiries, after the PIiINCS heol s health. , (. 4 10 Yesterday the Earl o f Ltvittroor. and L ol "r e . er i TLERILAGIC hilt! numerou s parti e s to ( How pi 2- 1 4 and Commoner,, when the PRINCE rigtniA- Speech for the opening o f th e S e i S i O n Of 1 .. ' meat by Commission was read to them. sga The Archbishop of C 40411111.1) AY W" .. .., enVi fi t with LOrd Carrt.e WS US - a yesterday for * ' - ableriime. . ti le t On Tuesday night, Mr. Yuusas, the -- iigig it) l l , Messenger, left town with dispatches for Pi' • ton. I , Of- We are concerned _ „ to ... say the Martiu ti t l'..(01 t . , ANCHASEA hat'had the misfortune within —„ea a days to.eperieitee, two- accidents to 'oil i"jit thigh. lie was shooting ht Sti.,-, tx , „„ 4 1 fell dP t , ~. from a pony, and after that ;tail tilt misiorial ° - Gil down stairs. - , f t dos• Ot ft, :'" hi ilactilliitister of Police has aildre ss ,',lo L int ter , 5 .th Peet . ,s, ei -,5 1 . 1 r . 4 . at,tll , of the l a r g e cities cot . Om crow, in which he intimates that by thc of 'fie - ice of the King and the Princes, It S llll l l O . ( I ,lt ...1. francs will be ptii'eei ) at their ilisr ° 6 o o l ,i t ) peei ieily,' for the liberation of prisoners o'n lie; for. small debts. The Minister reminds Ito' i ot ~ 1 feats ut the propriety ut .connectilig. (lki' n ‘i PA.; -.bounty with the solemnities of the !:! Ist th .; h . ' , .tt A ary. .. ti fine male eagle was lately shot in the ri 11,00,1,_; bell/OW-of Newt.iiiiiiinitviiity, North of Ir o rot wiled itinittes shore at ,liiillytitacraW, twil i g o ist' ..Wistiodett with small shot, it regitire.l the o it , - -ititett Of several people lei-le cudgels i o Arc iiiivg t 7 '' ~Vitle birds are ttuperous, and very ite ,l " c `,. wiilieliii, its iia r ti f ia . to laniba to.* pupate}'' • i ►IIII E SUN.