The Sun. — London, England, 1816-09-12 00:00:00

FitENCII CAPER, ANCICIVPD LAST NI‘G lIT.I rAno, ppr. -L—Portlie'se rem clays past there Itas 'wen u greatlit tilt i. 4,1 ruin ht dad its- environs . ; in other quarters the rontiti has been Jenverett ith snow. the I tof this month there tivtzs at Tottion,e a itiusitterahltahti:o frost. There ti olsO been aC different point's mach hail and ice. The Seine has risen in the course of the last two days upwords of three feet. " [Prom the Journal de Pnrie.] TheOrdontnince (tor.dis.olving thkehamber of DeputieNYforms.a new. 'monument of the wis• .doui of his 'Majesty, and of his enlightened hive for Lis people. In 'the eyes of every true friend of the Monarchy the Constkutional Charter is the holy Ark, which ought not to ht toirched'hut with a religions respect. It way not, therefore, Avithout a secret- disquiettlde that all good then saw proposed a revision ell part of the Charter before the lessons of time and experience inch tilted the necessity. - How many sotirces of cord would not su c h ti measure have opened to the venutatits . of . t he parties hy Which we have 'been trio )(nig assailed. Inat aliment to scarcely extinguished hatreds xncl io.ftinlish - I►opes. " The wishes of au ihrtriense majority of the nation, it became easy for an attentive Monarch to consult, and the clamours of a few individuals cooled • not conceal them from him. Tice King And' Prance heard. them. Innovations enough have . tormented for 23 years our uniortnnate country. Lztus preserve wind eve are primarily' in need of. I . lle Charter •is become the, basis of the Throne, Glue .01edgt of our tranquillity. Detach but the 'east fragment, even, with the putestintentions, , Dace the'rehpeet. due to his, lis 4 m..ty, the repose and the happiness Which he Promised to his sub jects are at once comprowiset Conitantly guidesi ,by this persuasion, and constantly combating all the.e xtrentes. of parties, we haie anCeasingly assured nur Readers that this, fundamental law' is the only road that can lead us to safety. • _ . Ei cry trie Prenetimatiepplaiols the measnres which at once attest the firmness of the Govern ment, and its determinatThit to repress all those who would sacrifice to their private interests those of .all France. It was reserved fin. our . wise Ma • Hardt to give to Europe a great -example, that of a King whit ; in consulting the wishes , and the trains of his people, does not. liesrate to retract his own decisions, And who, in legislatiUg• Frenchmen, imposes on himself a supreme that of their happiness" The ilionitear of Sept. 8. contains 'no article. ' Attiong•the bomber of eighty-six Presiileuts of Departmental Colleges, who have been appointed Ly the Kint, there are but forty-seven who were Members ot !he dissolved Chamber. The 't i ribittial .61 the Correctional Police ,have Fonclettitud to five years. mptisonotent Atictiotrict vielle, who hailimpossal on many personi by gc). lug in a 'Weed carriage tinder the false names of Gill, Donnie, and the. Dukes D'Aigitait and Millie. Ile had. pitreliasecl diamonds nod jewels sin'eretilt, On his 4re:it he hail mode restitution in sonic .iespeent,• but law was Made appli-; cable,to him in , all ito'sTveritY: Six iticlividtiAs, condemned to various punish ment)); were thio- 4ay7at one o'clock exposed in the pillory. One Of them for the second tims . ; be *at' hriindeil with ' the letters T. P. and received hid punishment with • rtioefr effrontry, 'tide's ex citP‘d the indignation of tlreop;.'etatrits. There has beim antarti to-day a list of the acne , tepees to afflictive and infamoos punishments pro m:toilet-11 by the Prevotal Court, during the first six months of 1816. 1 he, hentences are to the; 'number of nine. The only con d emnat i on t o (Nall' is that of 141,4 ; „:10lee, fur the crtine of highivay rubbery, with net attempt - to murder. La Medosc frigate has been wrecked on the 2d bf July, nt three. v. st., on tile batiks of Arglit, about 20 lingoes grgni,4apti Blanco. A great part of the crow wereseeed in the hoots. Of 150 men who attempted to pave tliemielveo on a raft, 135 periAled.. According to the Report of the Society of Soc• enters formed at LeiPtlie, the losses of that city and its environs (while the pi of war) amount to 2,580,959 rix dollars ; 386 l!osises . .. were delittoycd hy fire j - and I 2p9 greatilt injured. On account of the Moist one. , rainy weather, which has rendered the course unfit, and . thavo- Static ascension of 14 Garnerin heing• to tae pace t o -turirrtiw, the horse r aces are post. poised to Sunday, Oth September,, Martinico sugar, which, from the 27th, to the 29th of Atigitspipst, -sold for 85.fraties . S0 cents. the 80 kilogeetittnet,i4ll4l not sell for More than 63, from tins .?.9th to the 31st of August. '• • MAPrtm, MPG. 27.-.. The arrival of the Prin. CeOle. of Brazil Ili .expeeted every uurtrkenti ,- theic being certain Intelligence of their defartHure from . Itio Janeiro: .The force. :destined for, America, which was to have: been . l/4,ooo:menewill, it is now sait4 con sist only of 8000 inliAntry,..4ooo .cavalry; antra train of artillery. Yesterday tha.auta, • slay of the Queen. Moth sr (nnw at It oine) was -celebrated at !-thinxt with; grunt splendour. All tb Foreigtultinisters,- Abe .. 4 tit-mites, and .I)Cphtiii of the yreainti) wiere; p re. 404, . A Otliatlik , lookViaCe.• VI RN 28.--411e . ,ielsort ‘!,is; renewer) pF a eisit , of the- Emperoro titalClig of IP/apish, it Carlsbad. There ii,alan fornone of a - Anartinke between en A mlotinite and. a Priuress:of , Prussi,c. It is likewite'saltl by people, supposed 107 he well Inforinett,lliat ,the 6riiperor. will go to Gal- lids in the beginntng of ()cipher, when. the Em. pew of Russia Mill lttt in Poland, and. that the two Sovereios tifd to meet at the chateau me Count. Oisolstisky. - HANOVER AUG, 26.-r-The Duke of , Cirobriage returns. in the course of next wonth to re., tie hire as-Viceroy. RASTADT, SEPT. 2.—The 1-Vorternburgh ,Diet Is t tve deanindeci of the King the suppression of the impsists on colotri;►l siibsiSt in the Kingdom of Vurtrrt►bnrt;h. CAsSEL, AUG. 21.--The - ci-deveint General Alix, one of the French exilea, has obtained permission, 'to reside provisiooady near Landau, in the ter ritory of 'Val leek, the birth-place of his wile. AIRSSINA, AUG. 10.—The commercial houses here, twenty;two in number, have a great (name with the Government, whichdemmtils of them the imposts from whicu they were freed by the edict of 1784, which made Messina a free port, This rolict, however, hitt only I,ir ha object at the time to raise the city promp.(ly Iron) its mi lls , caused by the great eiirthiplake in 1733. The tiovonment has been obliged to menace the 'se piestration of all the merchandlie in the maga zines of the Customs, on account of the Ettglish who enatinue to refuse pay,nent. They have sent a deputation to London, hethleit by the Foigpsii Colisol, kir. Baker. At.to 1G. — = Three of the vessels claim ed'hy the America .0; And which are now ih the pout of Naples, will probably be restored; The Americans having used all their . efforts to induce the Neanolitalli to coif their fine'coii;ary for the banks of' the Ohio, the Police liave pro hil)ireti all evrninunication with the America) stiondron. • VeslicK, Auo. 14.—We receive nothing Kitt afflicting news. The Alkoliati pirates 'are tunnel , " ous, and menacing on all points of the coast.-- It were to be wished that - a squadron had been sent to sett to protect our commerce. 'Where are now ate times•when the gullies of the Republic caused Vebice'to be rebpected as the Queen of the Adriatic ASS= COURT OF PARIS; A - circumstance of ratlour a curious nature took place' in . this Court on Friday last. One Claude Lanelan, a cook, has stood charged for t•onte inohtits past with proposing to two feilon - 7 cooki, named Leblanc and Toursain, to pe)i s o n th e Ki n g. 'Fite. trial - w'aS to'tikke place on the 12th of Angnst the , last, but ysts potrptincii int acconlit or utisence of LebiAttc . , ‘,Vlitiis in theiserVice of Marshal Mar- Mont. 'The trial was win. to Come on on ht itisy hist . i 601;641.30t: did' tiot make appearance In Court, and: A' lettcr . wirs read front the Attorney- General to the trihntisk of . chatillon, 9i ;nit iui; that the Mirshal could not send'his d omest i c to Pads beettuse he wai sick. • . M. .i4ier; Ntkocate-General, remarked to the Court, that thi smiled hat cylivocill lanKtiage of • the !viler left it still yisible that it was : the Mar• that, antrum his tiotnestic %vita was indisposed. lie expressed his surpri.le sit the impertinence and levity'of Marshal Marmbitt on such an occasion. fOrtilet tinier the highest gninflevs wout4 . l l i i 'e Overt atiiions ft; obOy'ut pirson the regnipitions of justice ; a fortiori tiley would have made no diJU colty in sendiug . eir domestics- assigned as wit" tomtits, •It was attotllS . hifig- the douild 11.1,e . constil'ed only i►i• flet,tln.ll aremii ninct,ltioo in an ,iff,tir Of this delicate and serious nature. lie demanded, therelore, even in the be. 111,111 of the 'aecitsetl,, the postpouentent the.trial to attnihOr session. find 'agtin.t the wit ne t the applicition of the as tides of the,crituival code, The 'Cour - , after ilvqbera, ion, posi Palled the tl e'23d ; and orderediltatttll tjtc ificoviices of *citation . ... 10:Iroleg Witusses , foi;1 'culltr3 440011 he'eh'arged ,bouhr he compelled to a:)p, ar ht,tlily , dud he ' brotiglir before Ike Cour °y pisblie force; Ile, WkiB Concletinted to 1(10 unites hue. The .. Court ot another 1411 nt ni ,. persons'a 4 cenied ;11 boring conittoktvil ot rebelliott att+fost the legitimate Gnitet (11111.1)1 , • prim to 20th of i‘lArc . h.,— ,Tainify; a C tproto uu Batt-pay; and Dtte n i, merchitnt, the only two ot tho aroused whO Were present, were aNtlitteti. The Tribuiull of enrreetiomii Police of the same tosett Ifa* condi:flitted 10 lire' years' imprkooment rt tvoillen wito h;.(I spre;ol false and alitthliiig netts. any.yCars ago, ri t e lafe,Sir'CltAt.otir (then •Captlin) Oat F tl'its,Se . nt in the Sivajlow lin) at war to, the coast of Africa, in tpicst of ,floboris, t h e pirate : : he lauded, at Witydah, once it lion rishi:nk,4nd independent ltingdoth, but now a Ma 7 O'rovinee oCfbe Dahomen empire; and ac quaint-et! the Xing with the purpose of his errand. The King told liku, it he wonld secure that rascal Roberts, who had . long infested his coast, he wonht give, hini . , 48,11 reward, 46,1b5, of gold dust, pointiog In ao halt hundred weight that lay near .114 n, Which 11 . 31 to ascertain' the nnantity. Capt. p g i e l e ii i n with and took Roberts's ship, the 'Royal, fOrtunts, at Cape Lopez. Roberis was Killed in the engageineut ; the pirate! were tried ifiutcpcidewned at c4pe Coast, where most of Atm were exeetitell, ".except half A slozeo who Were hanged at Miltrlah, when the King dis‘ Olargid hitt promise, by uiving to the Ciiirtiiio,the. shrive handsotne reward. A trepoemlooS storm of thunder s lightning , anti hail fell tin Xildoesilay last, about three o'clock; at Alennhory IVestort, and (imaged the in that parish very tnatvrially. A fire :; bail among !loom wheat, and scorched ,many ilieaves. About three weeks ago, a lad, about seventeen yearft of age, atid apparently in great nistress, was taken through charity as a lit;iper in the stabte at the ,410.1 'Tavern, ,Shooter's,hill,, where, he, was treated with the gre,atest kindness ;, hot yesterday • morning he slowed his gratitude by eotnpletely !s,fripping thrt:e of the b o y s of, 'their great coats, riding jael,ets, smock-trot:lts, s' iris, /tic. with which ite, absconded : pursuit is node filter him ; but.it is iipppsea that this is mot tile. fi r3t time of leis eimunittjug depredations of.,this - ,sort ;about live feet four high, fair contplexion, of one font, and says he, is, a Native of flainptO4, 400. that liis fat her kept, thpFcrry , :i3odt there. • ' . Last night, about seven ,p'eloek, the driver of the hackney coach,, was driving his ':enacji tip . pow -street, Coyent Garden, and bcing tit ti State of,Agtoxiqatinn, t. ye t.torses started silty tlenly; apd upsitt the Pavetuent, lii' strittK.pgainst the ciir. stone, .stuti fractureil. ltiE skit!! very'ha4ly; he, 41c'tf.prpfttleiy, a. „ ( 1 wits taken in the . 7 ,ll . iittl!fs,e_x fjtpßitel . in a stat e of, itt th stiisibiliry, wiout : pay hopes of rocivery, . • . tiltiti ....A.NiitLiiivist. A linsliatidnian, eetiled'Hamphrey Harris, who contlueneed reillier at the age of 18, and has coo- Ilnu e d ev,• : ry season jleaping corn, in the parish of Litttehani and neighbourhood, 101 .three years. without interini 3sit , Says that the present !in— vest iS one month later th an any year he . has known during the long, period mentioned, and that be has often cut down the corn six ‘eLeks eirlier : be observes, that the parish of Littlehaai will this .season produce fine samples of wheat, on the average about .20 bushels per acre, nun would hit ve . yielded at least 4 . )He•fiftli more, had riot been hunted by the can ker. The tpiantity.of wheat sown in the parish is this year calculated at 400 acres. The situation of this little spot ap pears most Sallibrions : Mr. Harris is.very athletic at 71 r his wife 73 ; and. his sister .90; the prin cipal gentleman of the parish 90.; and, the most noted pauper in the poor-house 92.--(Exeter Paper.) Odr'Callington correspondent. writes, that the harvest in that neighbourhood is become general, : and the crop tarns out.timch better. than was ex pected. '1 he market at Callington bas teen' very lull for the last two weeks, and a great deal,of corn was left •unsold.. The harvest his commenced, in this county, and in many parts the crops are very, fineobut ge nerally speaking much damage has been, sustained front the wheat being laid by the continued rains. we have experienced ; and ‘t here thisis the case the smut very prevalent, more particularly, in the deep clay soils, and. the, cfnisegocutiujitry considerable. The 'hops have been nearly de stroyed in the course of the last week by the in clement season. The apples in, many places are abundant, anti if we are blessed with genial wea ther to ripen the fruit, a much larger quantity of cyder will be made than was at one period ex pected.—(lierefard Journal.) Several fields of barley anti wheat have been cut in this neighbourhood during the present week . , and the crops : in general, which are fur the ivost part heavy, are advancing fast to maturity. Shoiskfi the preheat' faiourable weather continue, thebor vest will becoMegeneral in:the c ourse o f` a we ek • o r ten da)3:(Nutiinghanz Paper.) Farmers are strongly recommended to take in to their consideration" the bene fi t which is de rived from dibbling wheat'''FrOm the regula rity of its groWth the land if euzily hoed and kept clean. The produce is not only srgatey, but the grain Of a bolder and better quaLty, and will fetcira higher price. The saving in the seed necessary to be sown will pay the whtde expense Of setting it. But the ;mist important advantage is the healthful occupation it atrofds to . men, k' women, and children ;it • enables them - to' main- , lain themselves with comfort - , instead of beinga burden on:their parishes: Within 40 years ,Ac, getting of Wheat was tried . in Norfolk as an ex-, periment ; the result was found so beneficial, that .. ant an acre in that ctinntyis•nOw sown broad east, . . The weather here, for !liege eight days past,' has been excessivalit'cold and ruing ; end 1144 un forottrahlL Ghana; klors considernblv ilattip (1" those hopes the - genial wuttther cif thirftreekditig 'fortnight had. excited , we obsurve . iti;it all kinds of ginin rose, considerably in qut corn-market yesterdity.—(4tiniirill, Sept. .) Barley liar% tst commenced on Alcntitty., at bon bridge, on a ticid posl - ies§ed by Mr. Titom,on, of iNforcar, t%iti) the .-typeat'ance. of au excellent . Pape!'.) • • - Maley lilrvest is Commenced - in the ntitllonor hood of Inverness, Cu the farm of 41;r: A. Bain. —(Ditlo ) burn from Torres, that barley 10irve, , .3 commenced there uhotirtett day‘iince, tind i, now pretty genero!..-.—(pitto) HOP, jNTELLICiENCL SoUTHWARK, Scwr. q. —We had some very considerable Salta 'nrade lust week at ten adranee of fr,ll , t 0;. per cwt. but was we tiro now come to a stand, as we had nu alterstiOn un Saturday, nor hove we to-ilay. We , consittyr (be-holders of Hops are particularly, Indebtecito the Worse ter Gentlemen furpart or the advance, aft they have Been by far She'greatest parelrallersh wt:'lettr4litey arw.tiow :pretty:well s,upplie4l, ,which in seine degree 'accounts for the last two days having pacts.(l without any, alteration, for the better,--_lt, is a very dillieult matter to 14110fii Atly priees,_ iss theet...:eertainli is Ft diri'crencu in alany capes of 103, per cwt. in the Weill of she, .0011,110KCII for the fteme quality, .MatutertiNe., • trlet.i. —Due accounts- from Wnreestei, Farnham, and Canterbury, are much worse than this day week. Middle and West Kett will. do hut little.. SusseX is Juere favourable, though very. inferior to last . yea r . W p. d o .nut expect more than one-third of last year's growth through the kingdom. Duty at 80,0001. The Plenters-haVe a right to expect high prices, as it is considered with 1154. present stock and present growth there will not tae six, months cud sumption. CAW/CR/WRY, Semi. s.—The frostynights which hare pre vailed during . the present week: hate completely destroyed what httle hope of produce might hare,remairtkil atter. the severe Wind of SiatUrdayify,ht. So touch ujitry has the plant sustained, that in many grounds there will he no hops to 'Oat and in others, which were rstlinated to.productr from S to 10 cwt. there w ill, he smsrcely a bug per acre, MILITAILY•PIiONIOTIONS. Wier of Orgaimee, Sepl. 7. BON Foreign Artithire.—S i reundLi'entenant C. L. T.enox to bb Ftrst iteutenant;eice De Beal, religned. firlt ttente-, isktiard to betiecothl-Captaitt, pupil Art:intent Of ArtilletY. - -11:10t:Cicgrge DeOtisaYlu he Lietitethint-00100, • iier Sir ohn Dier, deevised; Brevet Major Willi urn Payne to be Major'i, sicr Desisvhsay; S'econd Captain amines Bastard to be Captain, rice Payne; First Lieutenant Robe,' 11.„Orti.to be:Second Captaio, rice , B bad its- Lt6litUnalit Rielitll4 " L:C4nlidios to lie First Lieutenant, rioviDtiti: Second Captain Tboinav Strau iseuxee to be Vfpg4l(l ' Vkv , Marsh, deer-4444 First•tietite - nant dositsb (tram tobe Second Captain, rico Sttraattenate ; !Wood I.ieutcfjant Lewii U. Walsh to he' Filet Lieutenant, Vice Want tiStiyotid LientVnant Witliant Ifartejr.to'he First Lieutenant ;;!Second Lieutenant U. -HeAtiis to he ditto; Second- l o iettretunt Fenton Babligo 6 ttkuybe ditto I Send VitMen:int l i livard*Gre*".o to ha Alto ; Pirst Lieu tenant .Tulin Gintiontiibbltecinid'Cisinain; ijte, tloniuvtle, oeasenj Seconit Lieutenant John d'ohniton to bet First Lieu. tenant,: rice (.39rdntli . I )ISTRIBLTTION OF Pit IZ The Sparrow, far the lißthita-itiii? Scritane, on the tith instant, at No. 22, Arundel-street, Strand. lieenlls Lune - for three months. , The Spirrow, for the Co n tet, 'on the 12 t h instant, :It Ni. Arundel-surer;fitrand. 'Recalls satin place, for area' moot hi. Tho Itioolove, for the Orphn, on the• 41111 i instant,' at No. 92; Nurfolt.-street, Sttattd . Itee.Alls . SaMe place, tor Oyer months.' kiniviove, for the San Pedro, of r the 12th-ingtent, a • t . ' No. Noi toih-sireet, Strati& , place, for three. I ltingdot.e, f u r the Iktaratiand,--on the 12th instant at Mi. lei, Arundel-at met, titt and:: Iteidlts lama plase, fur three - . Th.. Fl•ehns, for the gyrtnitt.ini the 19th instant, at No. niunthi. 4ixitud. &Wig SAWS jpicm, rat 0114 Tip s Fonr large. & Pots y. cr . (' ,tbe eeht're of II d:sc oil 0 .(2 : 11 1 11 14 1 q •T" connexion bet w k eit these appzaranc;!l to , ll 11l varying trtuperiktlire:of tint ►glohr , ni,nl.(l rettitirt p, thdpi, a greater, mtiiiiii-r nt ohserv,o ion , than are yet iit pOssesst ti of hut it is. Jut tindoil la ' lacy, thill;,..dtilijoht, the whole of Oil seastm, Ih weather lias been tin itur ittly coldest, at least in Oil country, IVlren toe sp.,,cs were. till ned to .earth the earth; and, indeed, if it be th a t the 'son s the triocipal source of, to the planets revolve around him, followi- that Whatever -affects tie splendour I , his r4,tiltosphers• (from which, according to au h obseriottions of Herschel!, bitb,ittl the light mid flog proceed) waist affect iti a corresponding the temperature of these oodles. -Nor ought tltd ftect to be inconsoler‘ble;:for.,if the dark nlic l4 " of the Sou ertiits 110 as to be the case , these spots mast tr. torrid,/ orcaSion 8 of a bmiciretitll'inut of the calorific - rays. 11,1iiles,, ,the influenee.of the spots is not. to be esi nuAteil merely by their magnntide compared:with tlirSiiio. di.e, Sillee th e ir existence niPieiilSO be colibidcred's indicating an uniiskitil degree of t bin nes.s nl hat p,trt of the shell of lutuinons:matter where they are not numerous; precisely in,thesaine manner (to familiar illtaration) as a ll6le in a kdralcilt ge' nerally implies that the cootigtions parts Of al* cloth are in a thread-bare state. Upon the whol 6 there seenis good reason ; to conclade that theoc: spots have bad, and will continue fur sum; time to have an influence on the seasOii: CORK. THBATRZ,—LotSt night at the•Theatri6 Mr. BO,YLE addressed- the au di en ce, accotAing:l the notice he b i n) p i eviottly given, and expa ll ' i t e ., nn the defi'ciency of dramatic etitertainittent, sat' the neglect of Mr; JONES in not selecting bet° P r ri"rtnera ; he also alluded to the shoW'Y "Pi pearance of th e i nter i or o f r i te h i pt i se and •rate.o, the orchestra. Mr. FattaaN, in reply, "i d h : had' no twill - mil in the gene t al direction id 1 1 1 Theatre, Iti!l(l,ity w a s to endeavour, With °ll ' performers as the l'roprietocspot tinder hitt 01 1 4 2 . nugement, to do the best in his Power, pod )i trusted. he had not been deficient in hig d u ty " I the public.. 'M skoilir n -r- --•" - ..-SANE observed. 0 3 . S p .i tiy ils Mo o r u e gi alte lo nt b i c e i n t a t k o ' t il li e t o cit i i ll z h i l :::s e e ol' i c 11 :)r 19 : ;:ivlb i e(11 : It I V ` l4 suggested to Mr. FARREN to weir to on Paten t e e, the h u - ; ll ; ' i de s l s e ,P iv r e; t t: e n i tt ' .lk7r ll . :i F in s t s R e % ''' IHICIIII:ee.Le : ;‘11,; 1 ': 10 4. lo': 'The pet formarice th en proCeedell lo'",' 4 Matter ended without 'the -least tomult.--(''u 44drer tiser, , Sept. 5).,i- ' ' :' ' Thy limo.t,lleatcriug compliment evei - ng"' re ,l7:c profes,iomil ch.ftraci el* ‘v, , fs best,,,,tri on. P - ; , iT,ENIENS 0)) totitthig pttltilit, la'. Thiirsit,iii.o:'l7l,,; i','g• like c' r, ii.i.it:liri:of her tlepartme 1) `':;, 1 4 4Ne.rsp i ttperi to tlr4t leitcpt, ar,vera 1 " , ,, 1 °W 11 . P . :llirt 59(00.:tipi Ow. hint appeored in ace , ; h, o .4l,;tittin?l. 1)19( tottrup tlte . dotr Of her I'''' 1 , - 1 11 t!;iv,e. ler . 3 (8, ova); s tet•tinwnr of tlirir '''' - ":. i f wrier,' !!!) 9l YA! l94l ; 3, 0 ; vriivn she firesented 11 'n, ) , topass into the earria . g . e. .which waited to c''';, ) i i,. her,_ islrt MOO tits (1041.1. rcadi with . gfeil l i ''' , citify, ltr wiLo ryct i.ect Witi).severkil heAyiY c ' 16 , 1 , ? 1 awl rumbc;lii t..•)!;,...s i.ir h cr , , s neritY "'''.. . pr ) r I h u ndred . P .ii, :f. 4'l 6 l :: ll' ln s' titlay:evettiti.4 the bodies of " $ 1 )411 411.111 i 4* l boy, Vinnging to -the lt:lngrr, floated .I. slwle t ;, the rii;, , ,iog, i t s Ivt ',l as her main ,1t forcati"o .p"rt 9f 1 1! r *ides, . and ,s i onte 'cordace. l'lh` ": 10 ; (Idly tie r,emaios of theic poor fellp`vg I . ll r ill dearly ititerEcti, la 2.llawlesiev charchqd r " ti t s g!4, l :' , i by rite side of each other.—Th i. C. e b"( or have 'afro been ivasheal ashore at Washaa ) er l'ol,lin, *tad ilirte ,at itypidtrorgii . j the l . " ~ i l u ' i V S, with the .remikintler or t he eirecTic nail o' 4 , goes. have he,cti orept.awav to the sotithwattl.pe,t Fift, female cortikts iiftvi.: bevii Wit I" 11 %1 0 11r si it Vll:tidry 011 iltilih an k, nod :it Is elyrct e " eoi ii4 this VYce of cmiiitienwitt will.sl4oolY b e i". r7 .ness or the rvcept ion of mgre... P4 l Pc iarll :ol)4 lowedlo see ; the: prisoners. lo future, a ll --10 A ,viers, sentelle . :4l.l 0 seyeo ary.! fourteen ye.'2 o. 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