The Sun. — London, England, 1816-09-16 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS, LI:ECcIVED LAST NlOl6l SrPr. *l2.—The Piehitlent of "liie a ait , l s ieucts of the ye . tterl 1); inorating. 11 , c .‘l.iirstv, on tray his en Wiwi; tontlesce . iticil rte conipliment him publicly tilt the sccotOplihitinctit of the rhief• ob jeer of his ‘viithes.iintl his iahoo•t, by,the brilliant success of the combined einitlitibti tg,sinst Al giers, of which news had just arrived by a dis• patch from the French Conhul at that Regency• The immediri e result of thi4 high ezjifott, so Well by Lord Exthouth, has brett, besides the 0 , -4trurtion of the COrs'air ships, " the lihetation ?!)'i all a l e eziit giat;ell, an.l the of • • the prActicc . theiti tour.) '1 The Gaieite e Pl'ant-'4, ici iturouKei; Ex:rAr diwzry, gievs fhe followiti: particulars " It 'wits on the ',. 3 .711i(`.2:ttit) that dig fleet made 'its iippearanee befcit't Algiers, to the number of. 321 tail, of which six frigates •were I)titch. Aitei h4ving. in vaki tried the mode of tlegoci aim), TJotti Exmouth anchored his ships ~„ je l inn i hair cannon-311ot, .unaer the fire of the bat , teriel of the.ptht and roads. lie placed hitt aevten v'e.s*el.at the entrance of the port,,andso close to' ilie„:Ciniiys that Ilk, ou!sts touched Alm houseA ; itud. his gip's taking in roverse all those .of:the intetior taf the port thundered upon the. Ato title 'sannnoiere who tints exposed, The fire of ilte"English was kept ttpfor more than silt limos; id tit: only iiiereliSed the fury of the enemy, when two English officers ohtaintid permission to proceed, in a vessel, to apply cOMbostillicti 10,111 e Wit 7 Aliiiiiine (dente which blocked up the ?nitro:ice itf7the port. This measure hall complete tsuctle4i. 4 tic,,,k breeze•::oon.cloaonled the fire to the,Yrltole Icptadron ; 5 frigites, 4 corvettes, told 30 gun fell it prey to the filmes. The D 4 :fish script b fi swito rlconsider:tble .numuger. Lord, Lisonoutli wa4 arettiOd i pad the Captant of one-ot the fa : ates,„killed," IlleVrt , licwitig is halo Marv-Mei, under date nt the illth of •Septeitiber hid nothing cercarif as yet respecting Lortl gxmotztli's expe, „ j tlifittholh we await the bulletins ‘rith the most Impatience. The Msrieille; public are so torsions for-no 's relecting •the e%pedit Iffitt y7,111..1 a.r flit sq. wen. $ lid here 7000 exrraets from the Gazetterle.Fretnce, containing tWdariiclost.one from i 1 assa. and the other from AOColti, hi which threr4'iiete nerails' about the The hawkers inagi . iiiied it tutu the taptore rif Algirts. We.litive many English iti: our city r they spend )ittler vkit the .coutti rysactuses, and make piolks.” `General .11ertrattd Clan.c.c.l .(witti, so lignaliited filTstlf "li4cast the loy,d *line the Oj e j i i44*Alli t oltlenle wsi tried par contantacr, before the Second .ga;tnteil of ITO', General GonnO Dupont President; and thit elihrges bring fully rt , b against hint, h-wilm adjudged to Abe pniii§dinlelit of ksti j .. . The [loyal Court, by, ri Decree'of the'Gth bits Sent bcfore the,Quttrt-of Assize tarn- indivi duals, scettaed of being s authors, or accomplices, in aplan its destroy the fortress anti depai Of Valor. eiennts ;, Mounter, Eatt•Atlititant ,ot . Engineer* end Thouvis i of Cho filtnte description, aro the acedsed persons. . M.' do Boulogne.,bishop - of 'Troyes, has put se veral •ecclesiastics under interdict, for having re fuged foconform to•ons of his,mandit.es. Leonotttr, Ana. f.16.--.lVe learn that the wife and daughter of the English .Coustil at Algiers have succeeded itt escaping by a flag of trore; both were digguised as sailors. The bons re. soma to hring.off the: Consul 3 bait the populace, obtaining knowledge,Of the stratagem, prevented Ir, and :even ptirstittkin boats the tint; of All the Ettgllsh agency were itnnietliVad*placed in.lrons. We7are -assured that the FrenlAselio are•at Algiers have, by their at teolions,. unlimited tit# fate of the captive English, , hisnaln, Auo. - 29.--'l'he King busjustilssited Decret-, , tadering the prostration of 21 tuba. blia l itsA)f the town of Caspv, i,t Arragon, charged with having dettonneed, 41)41 themispiv o ti i ld ivere d oip to the Preto') ailinuritie3. sevetid (rt. their t o m e n a nto 4110, in 1609, were !inspected to have hint(' tome soldiers of the garrison. The wklows anti 'children of these ,unlortuttate men, mostly either shot at -Sitrag iisSti, or 10th kilett' in France!; hirlog dainted 4ustice on their dentaistreers, hie has :appointed a.speetaf commission to cry tite,affair. the trial biota, the'coniplain tugiartiecara to rectiveltenaione of 3 frattes,per Seine of the property of, the acetktf., Ws,stiattaauka, Camps which -are to be for Own by the :iitied t(itti)l inAlat are nut yet arranged, at least .the °Merit , respecting theist are suspended , : 1t is helieVed tie%eethelesa,,that the .troops :wilt . ba shortly cut:unveil. mullion therDlike ofiVeiltagton will revietv,Zi:the course Ea-Oil-1)101,04, !Inv Austriart and. Wurtemburgh treopirstationed in Alsace. ci? i ' .. ILANITIGII: MAIL: 'A te'tetteript to •the• tiniVersity of eittortfaiitliftg: it. to. draw: Imp allemOrial respecting time regulations which it may be At ivii: able w Cstahlish . commeernidgitlni fivemiom Of the press.'; in ormci: that 'iostructiOns may be given 'kecorangly to the Saxon ministers to time German Diet: The Uni'versity hat for this' purpose up. prfiffeeml ' K Comntnittee- consisting of :Professors / 2 1,Itters,' Pealtantls ntiti''Kilig. The latter mh.:l,i-mm up on this- heath a phan fur a kenermil L eg isht ion for (lermany, riim time frethloin of time • -41 t• 4 • Pie§4. . HLNigthldir, SgrP. in ruraMtreat 1111101/gen, near—Will Zitst, the celehrateti •Fi•etleiHk Louis 'Sciirifler, hem! 7t)year3, nommy)reari Manager' anti proprie tor of the Geri:lair Time.ntre here. • . c • • • orrr:10, . ; "'This iitylo totfiparatisely descrie 2 Ottitillit theie few days. The Depnties, Ivlio were beginning to 6 a hf r a r be i t i e v eurr l y i , e i r p e t,e l l t i - tr t ye l i. s rs i c :i iii i ,r ) , l i ir i c tn . i .t i l l is c nt l i i i ln n t te g ie.s s ; es ih s tio io i n ‘sv , iiis l i i i tt ie : sn e it a .il l si l tact that Commiss..ries ut Police had for some mtinths previonily livoi : dispatched into all parts . of France, to• obtain the most exact particulars 'connexions, &c. in order to aseertain whether he was to be bought over. The reports were so itii• favourable . to this sort of tratlia, that it de termined at all hazards to try the experiment of a d;%solution. I: is quite certain that all the most eminent Itoytilists, VILLI.:I.E, Cotieteittf, Ilott 17ILLZ, LiouALF ., , &c. xviii 1 ..4 ra-deetett. The young men, about thirty in number, • who are e...:- , Chided by the ridiculous Jai,. fixing 40 years as the necessary age for a legi later, will be very active. in b inging in tin it ft iends who have fortunately . attained the happy point of perfection; nor will there be any want of new candidates to Sitili4' their place,t. " I send rot a royalist aildre.ss'to the electors. •Yott will see the tone of moderation in which it' is drA wit Lip. The Itoyali,ts are too con fident In the gontlness of their consent, injure it : bpilltimperatice. 'f It i i Address, loill the 'leas- , ration of the principles of the majority of the late Chamber, wLicls is circulated (firough all Fritupe, will tin much good. . . .11)r ItEsg TO Tzar. ELIiGTORA 1W FItAIOE. The king, esereishig !Ili prerogative, has disiolred the Chamber of Dennties . ,' and ion are summoned to niche new Elections. The clictitastanre: are awful. Europe lots its eYci ONvit upon you. Your - intereSt, 'that of the country, is In yoUr o*n bands. New institutions have replaced those which formerly thitingui,lied xescr, and theie institinfons are couset rated by a Charter which the King bas given Us, and which he ii j, morn to maintain. It is the slfegunect the Tbr'ote, pad the basis of our rights and liberties. Before it ail interests should 'be confounded, all passions all parties broken.; It is the coinpact of 'alliance between is IFicitipato King an t i his Aubiects : the new basis of the social etliace, too Ion; ih tkeis by tompesti , the supreme law nf, Inset; the ;Lict:or of our safety: Electors, it tocli are yOui political principlc, you will being with you into your operation* that caintnest anti I hat &tern , 4541)4:that it:fiVs.tirtuC,that arose or duty which can alone guide you.4f T9l?re attached to the dynasty of your kings, you will deteend into yyur conscience, and sviil nominate fur your reiliiifiirteittires melt 0111:k• of tried loyalty. If you butn with the lore of lihorty, you will rejt4t those who *ere your oppreSsors. JfTeligion appe:ira to you the first founds i tiou of bociety, the fottlevhu believes' not it, qtal:tv . ill nut hare your suffrages.. If the reign of a:0r:414 can. alone seciire the re post and the baninir of our rintilies,' yiiu will reject all those hCitti their vrirate : ind .has stained. If dig Charter is the guoioutio Df your rights, afloat...persons, and your prorettics j . iota a iIJ siyit cosutnit it as yt de l po 4 it to lttty but melt whose probity, intelligence, and devotedness Are known to you. If fidelity tilone Ca4l.-SiCtlre the t.bcunr r yon ayll rcito, 40l those perjured wen who recalled tin Llkuritev. n lint, if destv.ii , ott al u:iis you, you know all those who were the instinutecti of tyranny. Electot 3, during twenty-6.e Yeats you i , ert, deceivcd ;it time that' the tenth 111°04 triumph. Miring t weitty.fis c years you hare heard incessant tall: of liltetty, And hare; got nothing hut . thaim. ler twenty.five years cottirtitutiuttal Government you ; irtul the( ! setions.liad scarcely uain.ped ainlierlii; when they violated their oat Its. They a r e Well known td1 , 6u, , -'...those 'Mtn 'wit flout Shaine, witlibut whose -anthitton causes 'ill oar 'misfortunes,—these Chloe! enemies of lOgitimacy, who, haring only talents for intrigue, undermine, while they appear tiiserve,'llle power wide") they hrtiv sworn 'to overturn. Far front. us he such monsters! Ton w i s h aftist for the reign . of justice it is in. your own hands.' No ; the men who hare so often Changed their and al:Ways to betray yt,ti, shall no more hive yourcwttidence. You will show yourselves ow thy of your King, who sees in you only his Children.—of the country, whieb;papects truer yeu , it”afely : —of Europe, which contemplates pesi e . rity, which will bless you. Finish, then, the work of your destinies; he inaccessible to all other influence but that of honuttel tsrlist the eireftles and weiqlt vice and virtue... . TO, THE ILDITOR. 'Sfit,..Pfluring late passage from 'England to Jittnitiew, 1 Was tnitell amused ky the veeem r ci ties of one.nf the sailors, an Irishman. He had been uprisoner in Ftitnett, and had gathered s(ntie httleittiotiledge of the latignagelimingihis con. finement a that ennOtry, Mill, like ItervnldiV's " 01Vhack," his broad. I rishisins were constantly interlarded with sernps of French.— One evening I heard trini holding firth to Isis fellow-shipunit es, and his oisservittions (whiels were . certutilly shrewd., if tint.witty) gave birth to the following, which, should you think tiro/seri() insert it In your -valuable put:lll6'oOn, ?tiny perhaps contribute to 'the anntiemeitt of Soltle of your Rea4tsi.- • I am, bi r, your's very obediently, Clark:lldpi', 17141.1411Y* 1016. ' ' • R W I. . ' PAT what a quare place is this city of Pat.'', A t trand snt is he that lun6 in it tarries : o t t, soul .f 'cm Wert itissi%sin sinthe English Titian, heaneli they , CdWraiitilteetie chain. I 'laugh when I thitik of the bigtiers they pa; o po, , • hve S eep, they every one say it is »suitor t A ,Shone/, n'tnirset cloipP4:l`glOst; While aoivi4 tha:name that they fine to a tat. Theycalf a-mad muado etti4t Pretty utalAt t • . ;.. An-41 44141 a asait's niely they. aay.ltc its A caaWiiiiist frig.; they sity's - o green , • • ' A Afri.sate.t a tiotnier'und ' * Ahi let .ine-got back to Iretantl:itsvistaNati lt n And hicl long, when to parlry-vita,bnlbelVhon ••. . Pat ‘t•ill ever prefir, while lifesneOlsn' ilk lent, Triiptrefiy 'On Saturday afternoon the sou of vi persntl re* siding in t)ritry-litite Attempted to put a periutl ru Iti existettee., by taking a priltirtrons mixture, Om being tiisctitOheti 11 his . iiitch f • ntSII lit tempi wrisirn traced. lie Was ortlylLy'ear s 07 14..,, , A nii it is supposed tit'attempielf, 411 constiitin 64 of Ws fat tint's upbraiding iiiituvo lib Icte'pioi coin* pang with buys ul kat SOU r U , • • *i•iew York, 1%1;1(93 last received contain au abitraetof u Caraecas )Zoyolist Gazi4e, of the of July, according to witich Bolivar has been compelled to retreat from Carupano. It contains a narrative of liolivnr's proceedings, from his flight front Carthageita to his evitenathm Of Cant patio, awl .inads.him with every epithet of igno miny and contempt. It mentions, 01.7.1 t oiler leav ing Petion's domain, he stopped at Thomas's, and invited the Spanish emigrants to follow hint, but eonld obtain only fotni; that he landed on the t:;ll;,anti disaffected side of Margaretta, captUred zt Slntois!l Llig and schooner, which. the Gazette denoininates." an ignonfinlous victory for the mis creants, and a terrible specimen of what they are to expect in future ;" made abortive attempts to induce or intimidate the garrisons ot l'am;,atur or Palambar in Maig,iretta) to sorrender ; that he kit Margaretta with 500 men, and took posses ...ion of the small place of Cartspano ; that in this place he k iLikt/#11') 11!as invested by the Governor nrCtiniana; and was con,pelled to evacuate it'on the Ist of July, leaving in the place 100 wretches, commanned by a Frenchman ts.unctl Mize!. :Ile same Paper mvutions, that a previous at, tack E,l llolivar on La Enteralla bad been success, fully repulsed ; and that beti'de evacuated Canyon°, the Covet nor of Coolant% illon Thomas c ires), surprised its main out-post , killed mo , t of the guards in 'heir hammocks, took 15 hore3, 19 muskets, - tkc.—" Thus has ended," says the Gazette, " the Expedition of this Chief fit 4 new amciation ot advetkrut ert ,to the most faithful people of CarupAno, without reaping any other advantage from the invasion titan' the foil conviction of b s being universally detested, anti . the plunder of all the cocoa in theitlace, and the goods found in the stores."—The latest accounts from Bolivar himself are of th.! 19;11 of •Jtine, when he published the subjoined intelligence re. speeting. the operatinin ot the Expedition winds he sent into the golph,of 8t.1.z.r.,T1N OF 11OL1VAh'S ARMY. Throaeii the o ff icial tctteis of t ae of :he Bat talion o f llarl o eetitn, l•iente-Cololid lointingo i we here Leen Ivith the hrillinnt. success taunt- ex : ietlitiuu ayiiiitist Guira. Our gnu-boats starte,l from • Lake ttr Naya, hi fhb ishnit of Mar i ptretto, the 3:oli alt. and reetni , :uitred ttie • coast. ;hi in,t ant 'they' entered the gulf of and • urericittled thi e c and a Heil ataunett hit of pat: . chewy. Upon seeing tis, the rummy ran hnats On abort., and ninitidatied t heat wptoolt ,pu.set.ion, and immediately litaritied them. The fourth piquet, comthblult:d by Lic,ntviautA ~ltincon mid .tndara, leintiett and malty Some pritohere, with aniori; winch was Deli Thomas Pita , t. .1 gmi ti at, ',witted at the mbar If urthe (itarapiehiyitita stlioutter, irtd pile sloop laden nitii.tiour, were boarded arid, taken t the captain, and twig t of tLr. 'crew it(' the: gtati:iiihtt, felt ths..,. ; tt!igUgemetit.; itt ttit sennotter and Vi.a.p • khgreVrt: found atnu.ig the dead GO S1)411'141 told iris their I e.i,tance was triilesi 7 and we had nut. ft,tHlglc Mati wountlVd, The Same . tiny in prisrnrr, Here made o il shore. . On the ytti this good' delitelinti•fii joined the corpi tinder Cuminalaatii Von cLet, mid on the 7;11 ILl'llc o .tc . cl twin timni , aitis to Altack flit brad-i i natters of tie cin.my at Guiri:, 1N 4 itlie great, st fieiht) : its di:lei/Jets, ni a natal milliner, lied tiAuirdi riaeo, through Yaguaraparo and :Titaaptiy: ^hunt tiny Aiteope:l. Item...Colton L. •Pittatigo it approachin g . the gettrt'll head l iti;rteil, fyllolt.rd.h a re , speLtalde division 14 veteran tilli Otifilithilr:l the topiary 41111 tor ilic 1;41-. 0 .o:tient. holm ! resttired.l;,,ity to That beautiful part el tl,o prr , Vi flee of ebin,n3. Our not ritintikforet:l assure oar iiitetc.,irie I.ititorini i . %%kith Kill be rein:arced with :SEIM, ;Ind iiiinnututit.tt of all hittd-. • Hentl•quartees tit A:arttpalio, juba.g)ttii 11116; -end of tile" itide r udeuer that. xixrii. • • For him Exeelletitt the Major-artier:ll, I)UCQU.DILAY • • Sectnid of the Geheral G ene r a l Toledo, of the lute rectiluthinary Car ,,, Ir 11 We • t. titagents army; mti arrived L accompanied by his .Secretary. 'lie Looted at New Orleans to Jdittititlo last, where all attempt is said to have beeil - dratic hisome of the cinissa ries irf theSpimisli 'Government tit 'sb/a/ N i t rit e gai n , ‘vhieli .he narrowly escaped, a, tr. 1 1.1 passed through the cuff of his coat. The object Of his visit to Alexandria is suspected to be i n td r _ t h erance of the patriotic cause. Ile .as sonic tirgte back denounced by the Spanish Minister at Washington as 4 traitor to Ferdinand VII, This, however, tines hot appear to haveltitimigiuted biul froth his purpose. nloT IN WIIITECtIOSS . -iritEET PalsoN.--;08 Sa turday, about five O'clock in-the aftetnono, the don ors enn6ned this prison bithaved, sp. out., rogeotis ly, its to l'etoier it occessaty to prevent all intercourse between them and their friends - . Alen. sengers Were; in consequence, t6patcheil"t o Oil parts for assistanee u and ?dr. Kiser proceeded in person to apprise the, Z, , tuoslAypit of the cir• cumstance. l'he City Marshals, With a number of Conitableg-, speedily arrived, Mid before seven Weluck , aliagain appeared quiet. Tait SAVO Y.—The Gerthan Calvinists Chapel, in the Savoy, close to Somerset House, is 1)0 4 „b rim , fetes with the ground. ' 'The 'materials bare been removed to-bruit! the netv Theutre in Lambeth Marsh. . workmen !lionised the.wails, ' and were. digging on the pavement, they cant!: to itrelies of se Brat vanitS` under the'e!mpel, in which the. dead :botliis..weredepOsiteti. , - , Ten. or twelve deeayed,•eollins,wcre ,soots discovered,w4h. corpses and mouldering hopes. The eiriusta,nce occasioned ennsultaiion oolong the directors of . the works,.ancl it vitis;fluallyttetetirrincet.that, other vault should be onole i - much deeper than the original: sepulchre. The rchrains.of .frail.nuiril lity were .consequently re -interred, and enclosed by substantial - brick- wirrk. The 'bodies now lie a few fret lower - limit before; and tor tiot.ronel to the Waterlob Bridge. , willle.inarle upon n d w torah, the ground may nut be disturbed again for ages to come. . I ) I.IRILIS3I.—A match for . 100 gnineas, in a2O font tupe4l. ring, h , Liffitruitsto titne,-. is itpatie he. twcen Jack Curtis and one Turner, x i.kintnet, at ilehnonnsey, to tuke/Pitide. 24 miles of thc matiopol oit _the - 23ttlif !next. October. •• : - . • • °Ling AND CARTl.ilt.—Nigrent riumber,oftwoa. tenrs'are expected at CarlisleAlaces,,witteh con). thence on the Istef•Octobei, to vitnestille great combat between the above bozets. I - Great - loins are depending'upon the issue. • • PEDICNRIAN aiA,Ten.,OP - 1600: Muists•—...llsttssrs etarted . on• Satwrihty atternoint, at 'tau O'clock,' in this- grAnd• match, whictila 'o'lhe performed from the Alitre, .at Tooting, In 'the Swan, on Pig's 4‘ distance ot•toie mile. - At the letter plitee it person it stationedi from Whom he , reeeiVesAil ticket of 114 havingiarrived there, which is to lie' itiven in by retortr to -the Mit:mt.': iSattiNsi• eppeatittl-atestiot tx.eilencipirjtr. F.l A C tiOLY ACGlDgirr. .. . .. Wal e regret to trate, that . ihnst melanchol i y g:.. c Mem .hriprord itt Rochester on. rrf day evt oipit ) i • • t . • 4 , 4 TUC 'HO rtipgati are stated h the Mlowillg ex' tracktri A letter fr.nt Che.thHol, dated Aug. 14 ~, ..,_ `. l A ,Inost distressing ar!!cit.ent: occurred 10:! , , last evening,i4.l ‘ t rift tit ter grit teve n o'clock . '\ young Oentleinin who Mlle tirag'6 . and-i n to pus sessiowrif a handsome hit:time, gEt ve.rm enteitttini i mew to some of his relatives and a few friynds, whom be bad invited to celehrate, the occasion; in the afternoon it wag proptised to i•rtry Mc anniietnent of the day-by au aqtoitic -eaeursion% A boat was procured, cite party went. on bniir;li and the boat pushed from the shore. Alclaitcholy f however, to relate, in passing through the brit!i,t, the vessel, -by some accident not known, upse.'., sod the whole on boned, 15 in number, including a child of two years of age, .perished. The w i termen were actually employed during the whole night drugging the river for the bodies; but nut one Ives taken up until five o'clock, when that Ot the boatman was found, At hall 7 past two o'4 afternoon seven Inure . had been picked up. l'It! young Gentleman who gave the entertainment which led to this melancholy event, was a rela tive. ufMiss Roberts nuts spottier Lady, who kept a Boarding &hood. They and lone of their pupd 3 were among the-sotrereri. There Is occiiitnia4 a tall-in , the river at Rochester, not inilihe that id London Bridge. The brid;,;t: was also repairillgt and, it is said, that in the t KtCllllOll Csi the % .0 !6 it piece of timber was placed achAs the area through which the boat attempted to pass. It i' in this waronly.tbe uptetking of the boat caolw, accounted for." SHOCKING OCCURREN,CE. YeAtertlayJnorning, between 10. and II o'clock, oe twigithottritooo of Monototith-f:trect iirtt4 `great slit,. of :1 ),,rut tiolelf 4 sereamings, proceeding Arum . the cellar of 'OA house, NA'. 20, lint street., in which Bariltop l- tuew:Mathfrrks, a shoelnaker, his wile, and J° 11 " Co!tnA . o; her sco, lived. O some c,r the iteii4ll - into the cellao, one of the taect shock tog avec:tacks presented it4taf to their vial'' '4lte father and the son-in-law: were liteil!ht covered h blood; AlatitiockiWas bleedito; !only trotnihe•.'tirrit' aittl , •botly, and PhittOt 0111111 v ftil Frain the loss of blood. lie was Ontne 4 di;ttely catrjed to a soq:eon Mar the aiott, who Ivo' derid h;to the as.iistatice he coati, end then slot him , to I.llifillesei Hospital; whore he i - rtts tended' by I)rs.Johernes antlikll, He hod received a dre3ti!l'ttl cut lareratiOn in the t".. 1 " and it was L:nrriesl to such extetit es to ltr it arinost inpotsible•iti 'fake op the arteriei tow ther(oly stilt the bleeding:. The ,professiongl ge" ti , .!trtin considered his. • life . iuttnineat (Wit ti at tive,o'clock, in the. afternoon...l'lle ace"": g gircn" Of the transaction. by . . the ocighboi ll ' B " that iNfatithirks ,lteo 80 a l;cr : wh;dt. term tinted in blows on his pat l i; Ccolvol.nt (the sun) itnejlered in b e h:dl (!t moth, and was si I tack ly by to„ rcvtlige tt ' hit Ctllcipoti took op a 1 ( 1 , which .Ite with greet a pdtit phtnecd i"'" er9l nod hoii . 7 1)111.i sev.coi! till" 5 ' Colent:in wro. ‘ C I COI from ,nitence . wOl lie ti.ken littoei: I%ldgi.' l ". u til for' ?In') Ite'*tvits•mehrly cov e" • ' Ye 'its bloynN , Ativi,vpia•arycl v4eTy ;1111E101H f i v7l.lti 1. 0 10I)1 ) tiso 1 : 1""1:11.111: tvas t;linett all ovei. atypegrid int.liitteholy . ;atol espret•ted los sof ro the - pcctilr'enrv, x% !Licit he :ici!ou' t :'' ii) r in ,1140 the follotvio m g 31141;1 . lis ?at her- 111 - la w, has alvt:tufg w , ed iii, tI:W her ' lie i e berctilg thew, had brio driohi"g unt stt eattie btifite n .I>t,tte'.of latoxic4llol ,, ;) of usual, lit! - ctnntnerteed eit a ttack two!' 11 ": i cip i e . them, puttierjhitlvott his mother. , ..Prporfe'., ict ; man rentmnstrated with him on his c"" WO! orlon which • Alatitiodo. gave hint a "" e " ; F oikh strira bun tlie';o4.ttt tvt'ltere .r [ 'putt' Ong repairiag a ()A i r pf • b , •s • r s,,LL‘it 01. L gut up while be bud-a,.k wile. is his 11:0!:111, „ tt inch he had been. p a ring the heel s .„ of [WTI ; a spool,sttliggle .enstoid, io t o he '" l . irtoch:l . , (and how he koovv) colas fur , tropfic,'which k likely to tir0ve.1,11, , ,l the illi ttnrate mail, occurred. e :t g i3x i ts i ,ty t irt e el er t a! t tr t I yss:e t : r ivi a ,, f ic t , i gi i t_inn i l4,: a t Lw l e .' o l: ; : ril t e,i t il ;l . ; epitt V e, e :), ' o : lvsi : ,s — t : 0 1 , e ,„: pc lrtc A Correspondent h i ts g ieen,.its i It tiole!s a brim than ;• h e aka , 1 few cyclied, it 5i " 3 11, 1 . ii be bad !itlittatliettr the %% iro:c 14nttnuit onl"nbais, rt:llow•servauts, uccfirdill , -10. their respective ,s, few •thlys since an unloppy "Ilrel ll' i clir ( folat 1 1), c(iimnitteti suirit:e., by babgilig i1 : 11) :din IS:Ye• Cornner's : ,l):l7 ,v:,s•stlnnuottel', 0,0 i zturnett a verdict of Pao ii4e 11 " 1 , / ,s• triatriiflibehio - a w —; y, tit a place e ct C,Dftler. . lkfzi.Rll I ED'. - . tin . to *Oh ' lt o rEda), eviturdseth, s tv,,, Lifin liuttottArlTlolet'ootid , 'in"'` iitluvr of ct ic 1..t 0 (~;01 el I VoAbur"' el Ile Arfti ' .. • . 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