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FROM rL LONDON GA zETTn, JULY 23, 1815. AViitirce pfficc ~ • I Illy £5,. 1 S t). Extr r nct of a I."(: , t - I oht captaib Iiisl‘10” , !)" ship 13ei.ler , phnn, to Jo . lin tVilstin Crol:er, Esq. Ctneti in Ilaqqne lII , ' 14th insC. For Ole i•=fortpatiott of toy Lords Collmisiione'rs o} . the atty, hAve to occittniii yOu that the L as C,,s'es ond Ciit tral Allet!ltvd tail thy came on hohr+l•!►is Maje,sty's Ship nuclei my.com nvil, ‘eith..o proposal frit. the to receiVr board Napoleon 13 . aonaparte, for the purpose of throw ing himself on the generosity Of his Royal High ness, the Prince Itegent. Conceiving myAelf authorised by their Lord, ship's secret order, I have acceded to the propo sal, and he is to embark on boal•d this ship to- morrow ct•orp ng. That no miiunder.tanding, might arise, hive explictly anti eltyelY explained to the Count La§ Cusses; that .1 have no authoi•ity whatever -for granting terms of any soft ; but that all I can dO is to convey him and his suite to En t4 land, to be received in-such manner as his Royal Ilighness may deem expedient. 25, TSIS. .. _ . . COpy of a Later from Athiiii al Viscount Keith tii John Wil son Cruher, Esq. 'dated on board his hijesty's' ship the Ville de nun', in Flamoaze, the 21st inst. I'ille de Paris, in Haniaze, July 21, ISIS. Sin,—Captain li i lit, of the Falmouth, ar rived last bight front the Gironde, 'bringing the sati,•tactory intellt„,ence of that ri s er having been su.:ecssfully entered without loss on the 13th inst. tv the Paetolo6, Hebros, Fall:tooth. I inclose, for their Lordship's intOrtnation, a .Cop' of - the lion. Captain Aylmer's letter, re porting hie prweetlin..„4s in the exet!ntion of this service, in, whieh. both Captain ralmer and lie bare shewn a commendable zeal. I have the honour to be. &c. " • (Signed) KEITII, John Wilson Croter, FA , q. • ,S. 1 Also inclose a copy of a ictter front Cap tain Palmer, of. th - e I.lebrils, His :-T.:ljesty's ship Pactoins, in the Girol.de Jls►y ISIS. ills Lar;r),,--1 arrived oil rhiS port 'on the 3d 'instant . , aril; tvith the yvishes of General D.onnadien, in a flag of trnre i - ivith an Aide-dc:Ciiiiip . of the,Gen. , rar, for the. pur •yose of 'communicating with the General;Clansel; eotuntandinv at liourdeanx ; but as two tIUVS MOIT elapsed without any answer or news of the Aide -46 Camp . , I sent another flag into a corvette iu La the river "and I learnt front her Com mander that he. 17,,,a recuived , tite nfost • I ositive orlfersfrorn (it neral Cl,rsel not to Wold an,y•Xind of coli!afinicutionlikvith I,s. In addition to this, we. received a .proelmnation. Signed , , , byaliat deelariut: flo,irtlean% unlit. w h i d e - vicinit y i t s s , :ite Of siee,, anti threWellillg with . /nilltary exe — ion any 'c ho manifest si;4n , of disMirctton The Aiuie-de-Camp, it -ap- i,is Govvrtment. pc:ofed, was iletaiiu'd. Whiie this negociation was attempting, the Ile bras ived, with-the charge of a small expedi . tion, with arms and suppties for the ROyalist , s, ainiwhen it became evident, that no good could - arise out of any- attempt 'to conciliate General Clangel,- Captain Palmer made the a:very strong upon the necessity which be con •ceiveil there was for his attempting ro enter ,the Gironde and open a direct communication with • the Royalist party. After weighing the eircuni stances, I thought it my tinty-to • accede to the_ propos and 1 unite:i the ships for the prosecu tion of the service.. The Generai Dounadien being anxious to pur sue ills Ott the coast, I dispatched the Larne with hill} to I ) ...ssages On the I Ith the squadron weighed from • an Outer anchorage we had ticker},-anti funned foi the payose of entering the r;ver ; hut, as we stood itt, the enemy's corvette was perceived to• weigh and manceuvre in the north-entrance, while five sail posited. out through - the s:•mthern passage to sea. Under these circumstances it became ne cessary for the intercepting those vessels that the • sqoadron should, separate for the time . ; and in consequtace the forcing the . river was obliged to b e g iv e n up for that day ; during the night the squadron united again,•aficr. having examined the •-sseht , •,...hich it appeared bad.s.aiied ciottS a manner, which circumstance was'ilerelop- . en by the embargo having been that morning dis , co - omitted in the rice'. Yesterduy, the %vima being favourable, the scita deoil , at ,,atic, neigh , d, and formed in a close line • for enteri7tg the Gironde : the Pau:lotus lEiI, the ilebrus loilo‘ved, and the Falmouth brought up the ; the two forn , ler had transports lOW as ,we,proccecled, a person came oft• with- a 4-,1 -, sage from the people of the -town of Royan-,. say in4 that they would not fire at•ns, provided tirot we did not assail them. We passed on with the royal' colour3 -of, Frame at the mast-head ; the tri-co loared flag flew along the batteries, which were il in preparation, hut no act of hostility occurred, unlit we reached, the heavy battery at Vei - ditn, - which opened tire upon u 9, and 'continued it the snips reached the alit horage.' No in , • i mr y, however, wai. sustained, and the squadron d ;l ot rettna a gun, for I was now illi nt4 ter di.s ttirb the teelnie; which alliear e d so get . r e l . a il v and' so happ jly !o rreyail.. Directly th e ships-mere Sc. cored, l co ,in:mirat:on tv:is 'sent Op With . a flag . of truce Si? lit:ier„l ,Clausvi liy tae Comte tem . , d em o ed by AI La P.tro-ss D'Angoioente, • and are in Ozrctntiou of hiS auswyr. lu the luea , ►t tries , ii „ ; h; l ig c an . v: r. a more tavottrable as,iect than the ta , .:e of diing3 in this riv!.!r. 1 beg to .;,,,soreat every measure Sbgli adoptett,•in conjunction with the.fluron ANion talemberti,to artn and organise the. Royal patty, am: establish. the power of predominance of his • Niajt•sti; the I:ittg of France; 'in the vi6oicy of - wherever our inei-tnii -can liperate. I lose time in dispatclang .the Falmouth to ran-Liciv4htp,.and Capt. Kui;Abt will explain our - Atuation, :32 wa il as that we ec.•:;." 7,re eaution in respect to the defence Ot tbat,rile;-, iu the ev&nt of CenerarClaus:l sending (ion-0 air; ~ trong lo;:'ceto stifle the spirit of tbe people. shall also ~;rite so Rear : Adiniral Sir lienry. no than), • ana ., :pethaps the Rear-Admiral may strengthen our, means here,. so that we may fully avail ourielVeS of inch.opportutiliy•of 'push ing .the cAnse With vigour sod and of cherishing the excellent disposition - with w:,ich here Seem hi,pir-ecl. 1 loive just learnt that .the enemy evacuated the flirt of Verdun last night, and retirM with his gairP , on. We have sent a force onshore tv dlsmatirle and desiroy the guns, &e. This is the fort trhich dkputed OUT entrance, and it-is a very strong . WOi.. have also the pleasure to..ad, that the propo sitions-of the Bartfril Montalembert, and his mis sion-, have hitherto 'been every where attended with success. The forts aid the positions are gradually pulling down their tri-coloured flag, and 'hoisting that of their legitimate Sovereign ; and several of them, have,saluked the squadron upon their, hoisting the white flag. While writing this letter, another battery bas-boisted the white flag, and there now renrains only the fort at Aleche with the tri-coloured flag. Calff. Paliner, who Was entrusted with the Ser eke, has throoghOttt directed it, and the accident alone of my being the senior Olicer, induces ate to give the account to your Lorilibiy. I have Oe.hohonr to he, &e.. • (Signed) F.. W. AYLMER, Captain. .Te'Adtniral LeriVViscount Keith, &c. 4P& Ills Alaje , t)'s ship riebrin, in the Gironde, Jti tBis. •Ali" L0131),-1 have the h,IIIDIII . to State tO von,. that ar eiv . c4l o ff this port on the Gth, where 1 fonld his Majesty's.ship Pactoks, acid I learnt from Capt. Aylmer (lira Gen. IYontiadien (the . French Officer lie on board), was endeavour- - nig to open a communication with the Com mandant at liourdeall:;, Gen. Cho:Fel, and that an Aid-de-Camp had been dispatched in for that. purpose.. 'But as General Clause' thought proper to detain the mes-;enger, .and also to adopt the most deCided measures to prevent ally kind of in tercourse, there appeared no plcrspect of any ac- , comnlod4tion from ally further attempts to con ciliate hon. Ft um the nature of this coast, and the 'complete possission . which the 'enemy . had of it, it seemed impc)ssilde that any tree communication conid he opened with the Royalists, unless I could effect ..an entrance into the river.; and as the Baron de. Mont alemberi expressed the greatest ahxiety 141011 the sttiqcet,.and I possessed discre tionary power a pa,sing into 'the Git?'ondc, .1 be of opinion that eircinnstances justified me in doing so, I decided,. aftezi the best consideration 1, could give the matter, that it was the most proper coorse I could pursue for the good of fhe caioe was employed on. As I felt, that the co:omitting the transports and their lading in' the river, at a time' it was in full possession of' tire enemy, was a strong mea sure, and as there were serious obstAcks to o Li' COM(' , in a w , _4l-defended entrance and a, hazard- . ()us navigation, 1 considered it my ditty so render our me.l,ls as Oft:ctive as possible before the at tempt was made, andy as • the actoluS was: on the spot, I stated My opinion fully to Captain ANTitiwr, requesting the jitneth)ll of his ship to th'ose miticr my orders. 'Captain Aylmer having acccded to the request mid I.iing the senior Oilicer, of coarse the' command of the squadron devolv, d ort him, and your Lordship will learn from that Gificer the further proceedings of the expedition. I have the.hoitour tO be, &c. . (tipie.iL EDMUND PALMER, Capt. To Admiral Viscount Keith, G. C. 8., &c. WAR D I:TAR:MEM% .Disarming-strret, July 23, 1815. P Di , patch, of which the followii,g is a Co l iy, has been this day received by Earl Bathurst, addressed to his Lordship by Colonel the Baion de Niontateinhert, dated in the Gironde, ' Jury 13, 1815. AID Loaa,-:--With the greatest satisfactiom have the honour to inform your Lordship, that the . ships with the arms', equipments, and amornni tioll, Aaced under my charge, entered the Gironde this morning, protected . by his Majesty's ship I.',.te tolos, I.lebrus, aud Faitn9utit. Ou our . approach near the fort of Royan, winch commands the en trance of the river, Captain Palmer, of the lie hoit!teal the white flag at the main. The effect produced by this emblem of loyalty' and ho nour was instantaneous. Not a gnu was fired from the batteries, the Verdun one excepted, ana w e were received as friends and deliverers. The communications We It BVC • had wish the in hallitants daring the few hours we have been at anchor, are of the'most favourable nature, and such as might have teen expected trout their well known attaehruoa to the cause of their le,githoote Sovereign. C:eneral Chtuscl oc . c;;nies Rour . .dtaux with some force. Our appearance in this rivet - r and the Means we will immediately pursue to arm the population, will. produce the dyuble effect of paralyzing his measures to keep posses sion of the town, and of •Preventing his sending any reinforcement to the French artily helliud . the Loire. I cannot closi this. communication without stathig to your Lordship., that eo Captain Palmer's zeal for the cause and indefatigable exertions, ‘ve are'entirtly indebted for our present advanzageous position in this river. I have, ' fSignedy Le Baron de MONTALENIBERT. To Earl Bathurst, &c. &c. Mitzning-atreet, July 24, 5, nispatehes, of 40icli the following - are ext tact s, have been r•e ceired at this Office., addressed to Earl Thithurst, by Major • Ceoeral Sir lludsoo Lowe. , • , • Genoa, July 4 ) . 1813. • l'ufstiant to the :information coutThted-in my letter of ihe'lst instant, of which a du,licate is iwioetl, .1 love the, houmir at' acquainting your toi:Uship tray having entbiirki;:l a portion of the forc;at this place ; and ans proceediug with it, its coy jtini•tion with the ships . itf War, inah•r Lord Ex mouth, to the neighbourhood of '::t.tarseilles, there to att as ciretonstancespay point out. • rttai-eittes, July 71,130. have the Nit-lour to infOriii yo;' Li, r dshp of, tny arrival 'at this plate,. in mutininy - witii Lora, %nioutn; under rrtti command the force slated 111 my letter of the 4th instant, fiUt.i tic n6i, of ,Air 1111: ;s ;Itelo3v(1. f(itccs wrd here as :IS the tt-alis()orts 1.1 t!) the told arms hai'6 come ti citi 'am:ll°i'; C'a lAN AI 111 . : PA i ITNI TNT. , .TH/.1 24, 181 5. tch .ITa, n 'r%!.-I:icbte t",110..1in ig s a tny !3c!un tilic day rcreivuti I'l6w .1....;-!.tvir.(lll-Gel , cral Sir 3. !Aft% tutees in litt Lecwaril addresi:'d to 1::11.1 11at1urst, utle cii biz: 2r,t.ije,tv's of State. Heaii4laarters, Fort 7,lititinique, Jiine 10,1515. MY L01113,- - ----1 arn hapOy to intorm you, that I have . occupied' the military points of Martiiiique byto British auxiliar which.landeil'hete On the not of the fi!li instant. The situation t t. AlartiniguL was, indeed,-criti. cal ; for. the troops of the line, consisti4i4 of 1,302 men, Who possessed the torts, sheaved too tool of the same disposition which has ir:anifested ip France. The majority of 'the Officers were decidedly l'or Bdonaparte, some potting up tti.e ri-colour ed - cockade„ and others, with similar 'sentiments, less avowed, _pretending that they only wished to return; to France. The. soldiers were chiefly refractory cotkseripts, who had never served, and had no ati ichsitent to BoortaptlC, but having. CSdarell from the army tinder his severe, System, finding thenielves, expatriiited miller. th-e 'King's Go verittneot was not likely to ciente an at t ;olinlvtit to the Bourbon cause, they generally tvished to To ii. ii home. Le Comte De Vaugirand acted with much good sense in antinpAting the Inisclier which might have arisen, and which he had not the power to have coutrouled, by assembling the troops, and releasing those of the Officer's %Vito desired it from their 'obligations, informing theta at_ the same time, that they most quit Martinique, .ind de claring that any attempt to raise the standard of rebellion would be repelled by loves!, and pu nished as an act of mutiny, in defiance of the olths of fidelity which they hail taken to'_Lintlis XVIII: hail de! . zired the Comte De Vaugitand to .give it to he understood, that the %%Idle fliAg was the °nil:permanent security of the troops or of the colony, anti I itntne!liately asse,obled the force now in possessicm or the Wand, in Gros Isla 11Ay,' St. Lucia, within tour hairs sail of Fort Royal, to give elect to the i Compte de Vaogi raud's measures. . This ftne Colony was several times on the point. o f b e inf l , thrown luta a Fit ate at re oiultunary can - vttlion, by 'the contract of the troops, all- of whom, with the execption of the remainder at . the 2C:11 regiment, mnotinting- to • faili• ' anti fifty ;nett, ittclit4ing qtricers, who remain tin der tin: white fl t,;;itave'been:permit tett to deport, unarmed, and ave.: aetttalllr gone. • The 'of .11arinigtie awount. to about six thousand -men, who ,o - e - • dkposed one-hull ohlybaye. :trills-15:1 are 'mounted. loimedtatay. after the occarAiion Of the military points by (be troops tual , er toy eanimand, till On vernmeut• 'of the .Colany published a cbt-ree;by xehiA Britisll vessels are rtJ , ..ei‘cd on the fOoting as French. This ;let pet fectly Sptul - •trid iadved , has bee-it !looked by th.. sr rite spirit of cordiality which actuated the Comte de -Viarjrwvl in every pAttt, of the intereoure which I blve 1111(1 - tuith hilri. , . . I t , wo ohl he tinjust 4 291nte de Van:l:ant/a not (U exiare:::s tny of the hohnitrable devotion whi is he has tin:,tovlnly'slle , ,en to : the . ,xeolons ver fo'rni.o,ce of his Only ti) ~ , iv•reign, of,hi , ,-.;ti L !- nity and ,t; ,(>;I sense' veiy crh;eAl citentn • sr:incei, _and of his ..a,ratelnl attachment to the l'riAce Regent, the Government na, t i on , f or the as .,,,r;tli::e which has •suvetl , rthe gt•atitade, - indced, of• the . colony at large, has heen'tnolt w)e(pivoc3qv test • .1: shall be happy to fold taut the tei)l'l have taken b:rvc btrci) ,tlch tic hv - the Prince Regent. 1 have clic . hoitrotr ro 14 LEITit, Li Furc.;:s. Ear•l B:s-khurst, .1;;T:t; .25, '1915. Vii, Royal IT : I , ,•tinesc-the ha :slicen pleased, 2tl the nal,: on behalf of his to appoint Cearge Fleury !tow. 1 , 75t1. to be hi; Nlarstx":i:F,.lrov and .stry Pleoipotentiarr to the Co.n t 1-11 q lii.thnerss has also hee.tr t he name and on. behall; of his Majesty, ro.. ? ,..p l ioirit the limi t Frederick Loath to he tri, Majesty's Envoy Extraortliwery, itad Minister Plenipotentiary to the Cot't of Munich. Trar-011cc, July e t, 1 SI 5. "rite Prince Regent, as a pi-ark of approbation of the distinguished' !,, , irery conduit of the 1 7 4 and 4 Life G. - Tiirds at the B . .ittle of Wat v:loo," on the ISth tiltinui, is pleased to declare him s elf Colonel, in Chief of both the Re giments of Life Guar 4s. his Royal Highness) the Primer Regent has beets pleased, in the name anal on the behalf of his .Maje,q, to apptove of a ll t h e Regiments of .Cavalre and Infantry which were enga.7,voin tile Battle of IVa.terloo being permitted to bear ou their colours and appointments, Id. addition. to any other hadges•or devices that may have heretofore been granted to those regiawnta, the ‘N'or;i " Waterloo," - in cointrietnoration. of their sliStitrgaished serlic'es':m the lath ofJult.., t 845... Crown-Office, J. , lg Mcmlnrx returned to ,crce ittiqrvsent nirliarnort..•• Me:rough of IledlOyd--'the IlOtiont!..al;le. !;;, t h e room NV 01, 14:sq.deefased. • Town :Ma Port ' , ',.incheLieit—lienry ilronglneti, of Brou:zhaur, is the county of Westutoreintut, Eq. iii the rown of the Honourable 'William Joint Frederick Vane Powlett; tvho has o4lice of `Reward of the Manbr of East Hendreil. • - City of Wells—John Pains Esq. is The voorn of • Clement: 'railway, 3sq. deceas44l.• B.INKRUPTC:Y .ENLARGED. 1 . . Watson, of Na-ig-aret-strmt, Cavendish-stinarc, brich livvr,"froin }Nt . l6 tlu BAN IL Allison, of NottiiNhain, hosier, Ang.. and Stotrs, at eleven, at the Vatic! Bowl, Nottinghatn. Atlornies, Mesa's. Sylies and limoWles.,. New-inn. , A. Mowbray, G.• L. Hollings..vin.llol. 'Wetherell, W. Siiie'hls, Boulton, a n d' W. it. Stokes, of Durham, I)ar . iiin7tols, ).ltirsl and. Lotlibitry, hanker, An =,'. 1, 8 , ` .4 . P I • ".t twelve ? at Gni It!liall. Attorines, Sweet Stoi.cs, hall-st rect. : • - J. :nil AL try, of Ma.liforr, dlei:efOrdshire, AvOol-dealer, Aug. and ''‘,2llt. 5, at et evon, at the Bruns ~ar,l. . Attornies, Mos,rs. Flatlote auo 2N..!eld, Es- Fex-strect ; Strand: , • • P. Anitre . , ys.of Tottenham-com'rt-road, it orit ooirlrer, dilly 29, Aug, 5, and Sept. 5, nt twerre, at Gitiidiraii Attortiey, Mr. Oldhath, Earl-street,.i;iachfrial W.Paratenti..2r, of Sl'liePstt.'it, Sdffillk, Ang. 1.1, zt tho. Half-Nl•ion 'lnn, Clore, 1.5, w..d* Sept. 5. at twelve, a.t the •Geurge Atto'!ney, Mr. N. Stevens, Gra ' ' • Listff„ cif Balldon - , -Torf;sliirei cotton-spin ners; Allg• 1, .5; and - Sept. 5, at t-,v,,,•", at the ?trig t e h lf z e r ' , l 4 ° ) r f hi l r t e . , and Sept: S, at two; zit the Bear Atturnei - , Mr. It. CiliaAgn-y-hrae. • ~, ... ?ti• •• ' . • I '''. 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W. l'a2;vtt :Lad U. 1-11!)'ivrt, Wi.isford, C iesliill ' * 4 rATITNERSIIIPS liISSOLVFI3I. • •'‘ l ib dealers- 7 -11 : . i k:Igie arid W. Frith, sholield, ~,,rct,,,),t4,',, d .1. (~.lower, Grorge-vard, lihttmi-w.:11, 5,''.'.,.,1•°,2,vr —J. an.,l .!. S:1tto;.1; Mai-1,404E1'j tiiiil)-;,SCI- C IiZIIII,IA. ~.:11 'and AI. C:. 13;rliikvitd, Tot tcril • - ' ••• (1- 10 3 ' ev '" If' ' littry aad R. ‘Vtiitiic'il, ri,"lll7'" ", i'' ' • . ller:<:.p-' G li.. !i c k ,,,, li l l i k , i p i i j o t r , L i ., :111-I,,iigsli:Li.ocl;,,,:l,.riti,t,,,iss:(l).l::;-,,.,rat (...-:.1:3,c1;:),,•„.at!131,',.,.1,c.: 4 -41, ; (... , ~.a) „..1 '. tailors--A. \l'at-sli"an.i C. Locl:vcr, i;:iiicuti-I,t3e: ~1 1 , c 'i IP men--. 1. litiwn alla 4.1):163, 113..Verfol,JVV:,Slt ''.. a., e ' ' t, J. Sparlir,...PlyntAut li DC,clc, irotiiige.l4 liii%:!;', "1 1 . ". .171 l e ' li d s, V it - : l ., t ßil 1 ( .1 ; ' . 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I . r ) ~ 4' , • ti et- ' v o ' ~ ..„ , Sheriff-Clell4l‘siOucihk'cl-e.v.',Cll;:ftifisti:rb'ilri;;iii,t'l'j2tdoi?Oell:lll7lstll' 'ILI° ri.4 AlGN:ind • at ( 1 ::,;(litois o' f llo!)ert. 7‘tactnotratt, itin• 3na • :tl)e f i ll i e; '''' , 0 1 0 .1 s ii p i i , l:l ( it:i: . s at Gar:hew Mill of Billfvuti, !IWO ; 41 ' ' 4,4 ' , 0 61 71';" , yi.iss.o,v, 991 ..4t4;ust at 1- 7 , o ef9 '.l- ~,s Ci....A . li^,ors of Itolret \t'lltiav-:lte rorti.l,c ~,r , i, " S' u;'ar rain, iorct i,:i Ttirriimir,, 1.„,,,nci0, 511) . „ I ,00 1 ' t'rel;itors of Satne- Mq'',:ersOn; liorse-ile3tLl39'tti it'll. Po)'utzli . eA,-writ in Currnack's IN!), CrorziartY, ./cr , A l 4 O r* - 101t1.'01_,K (;1i{G?111. - . _ y 9 1 ' fel • C110::4 SID.F..-s.vriininiz, . 1.1;) ' ;11 1 e , 1 ' 1 3 0 IFONIN . C; A' FAMILy.--Erciucti, . ro e '• 11 1 0 J -, ~ kty - till " 11l ,;,,• ii tot)(1 capitni i .v indicted • for tic wi l , -- • 41' I . • . ve,ll-'' .0,7 1;'...P . 11111P.1 :,•1),11 k•. , a clii:ti WPC(' SIX 4 , 11) 11 , • . 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A.- t. !!:;ct..),..011.." i.attotat,:d. to hug th.,t at "ai'.; lit:Ceal,, 4h4,W -- .'clr t .tie i ' - .,0 1 ':, , tittled to it Irg'.l:2.yi , f 311,11. Sin>i'tl• after she ... , i , 0 ,1 ii , .1 0 , lie gr!..titiole ny sentinr , re.,.....10,1pre5ent:,,,,,ver,‘ liotte,, Among' thi:‘,trsevi•r;ll c f1t,. 7 .;, ,t,.,',,,,yav,-I,ic;), 1 f i , o lting I , c3 , 1 ` 1 .. ,, ing ,rith thi.. st,,, :,....,.. , i ...‘l, - . C.. ,orne of tl'• s4° ,f all: ( . 4l , l ,eftc. ';'''1"'•!,1;;; , •i;.:!: - ., 'h... ril :;,;-. 4 , .11 re'i,r-al.l to itc.cep-t 1 f riit i v itor o , ''' L'it'l'• :',..,,•••.,!.4t,mi11i4.4--ilii:•--; }.tit. "*„.,,, at .. ,JO : 1 , litul loi.e: bec-ii ! 0.,,, h t., twice Purelde:cd (.o'''.l;l' ot ,,dr , ' . o f i . : , ,1 in Mr, Lon , - an 1 .- •i' - • 3,3,31-... i v, f'-gsi' o e n'eit"' , i, ~,, .....2.• t: r" , :.ir, 31 ,' . i .,. dal , ..... I, ~,, ' Pllyci.4se about t'.!.,.; en or ..s,ltie last. 1, ~ '. , ..,, f ), t to; ~,.,,,,, s fr 'n'of,-L'r, w!‘;' , ; , ; evidence witi admitted se , '_', s tate", c let e,e ( t.).it thry s - iw their mother, on the day ju s ! }te r ,L l ct ori ~C C;.t . ,v, I,ll:eti SIC Causeti to be t'orwaraed. to. 11 11 tai to oo t 1 lat'ke., at, he s,t.a., !rime a.ceoinpuilying i t . . e f o sell t° ,,iir i t , r . of tYA'V:IC:NI,. Ihe present, tiol.veycr, Pc; io .,for e t ~I t tr,,,otv the ...ea'ant.., hit hyr:,, il,:cittlleil.. ' IV ‘Na57,.,1,., I,oi,stAtti;ctil",(e' to the ciiiihmat of mi eld,;;rly Willkla-11, ....!' 1 0 .4 , 11, t El l tl'' l . ' sl • lc n° 4 ft , 'lnt2, - i iciint•il RI ilfab.e, a't ' a tPe t : t s ) o',o' ot: 1.1,m.. Idmily nf •.:1". Sparhe3, her 50,"•'''..13.".!...31•X ~,10,1 5 1 `? v•easetl an,l of fodr ot:ier chddren• 'l l i '. t iicie. 7 1 ,"„ 14 ,1 4 W, amongst them in pr..purtiottate Of", f t ) , : i g ; t e - 1( 1 .‘ 1 4 4 1 ' titer. 'f he (It:cc:tied, tier yo.inge,4,-"'''L ',: tt d til'' .o rt!'',i; - had eaten' ;Iny coo:14,21.31)1e (piant'W', ' t . ‘!„,imott: l o ji,e' i oo drett liaving partook of it littlt , 00:-;, t ° ,,.. it ly 0 , 2` . .,„1:0 0 111 1 distate i)1 it, and tivt Wlible-alnio.,i ,s i ',.,dfol ), • I t l/ or rite deceased In paititmlar exhihitefl u "", 0 , 10, 10 4, , , aturt" Sp ine ' bf tt..; , t: , ..., anti enatplained t.ftireaditt. s , •- _ foi . s ot ..,,,,. In tins Ara'y he • coatititted languishing bat:ling inctlical aid, niit'il -,.. expixed• ~ef°l') •.d The IiXV3 Of the re:11;61611g part df tills I°ll.. ;i l ff 3 6 ,( Gr t1 e ,.. tint , 1 y a t tplicatioa, were fiappily pr'5 1.9 ,,.',.. of tbc '',. v art. i .it: l 'r, '11;i, 501L...L.01N 'who enaniitied I'ld Stylus '.7., of ' 1 ,40'. ill've,is-e, anti win, extracted front the.!ot wo ol -1 1 ;1 c l, If o. . it ir cake; pr - t•tl tlrat it contained a alliF it ., e ; ti t) ''' is,t:j , ill t i,C to.oecasio , i death. :Chat part of nil 1 5 ,, to he • . ill ~:' • lwen ust , ..t. was att:.l-iyara, _told f0tq1 , , , 1 .1 „ .. . noc -anc;,e,',,, , lari.t'e (plant ttY of that. deadly itigreK: o t er In . 00 c tl' pi•• ''file prisoner in her defence proLe'ls-4,:sipir .3 1 . ~i , fer, ~, most sulvoin !mintier, and in n 6 ' i: " D V i it o' l v ' oo ti: . tontine(' t.o fix the foul crime opmi. her .„ e vil s ~, tervsting girl of 14. - 00 i foov il _to ' ~o t eo " i, The Jon j• , :titer a short consit-lati. , _ i ti on e ',, e l l ,. , Gaiify. 1 1 . ' ,Aw.i : i l e, : ic i: l ;: i if,17.,:;:1-11.1ttits.1:%:tli;itsficilt::).1,;,:,,,Lb. uoll'ad. (1:),,1:1C:5,,,,i'.,:itee5.1,::,1t°e:31:::C015?:%':1'.1 1::11 1. , , proceeded to pass I.yon hcr the a _ te a- on , A s j oi . toO t ",} '' l •'l ........„,,,, ,,z , i . ~ , ii . ~,, ~ !till t ' e c c" 1) 1 '' pie ' The wretched wonia.l, 111)011 ,1...:,,1iig5, • es 0 . to 0 ( `as throuAittout 24:: Wiloig Of. I I,e proc.` ~,,; tirtilfL c r sin',. 0 0‘,, t o NA . 'zint•ot terling. 'lilt' preie3..„,,,i ihe.!cA„0,01,..,,..:c0.,..e 01 . 00 ftoll'i Iteceles iniol t 6 the plum. of ex , ~, •a yr , . e. j it went the dreadful sentence ot . lite i'' .. :: . ' . - , v itoC i the greatest ertiwtli of spectators. c,' scene ;it at Ips‘‘'ith.- -------- le ___ .--- .tli e ' , 0 :1,' ° I 0 1 IV 1:1'l 15 . . 1 ,,,. the l''' - ' i oint • • . 'lan x,...., On the 13th inst. at A rllgi. S ort. ' ~i.; ', .t .9 ` , L• tret f , , at;;! r..(.1". EthVara.Tityltty, ,)1 a - ~, : 0 ' ,.‘ , 1:e - .. s . ,i 4' 1 , Oi. ibe t:itit ifist• In . L l l"j er- ' '' ,i.o. - t ni ' cr. of ' 6. ' l'l.° P . La.ly of Ad:nail. iwlins E.al. of 0(7 1.,..1t1y ~ A oro Ott the -2(0 it Inst. at I.3o.fitene,',. •13 t,`. (.' - ',,5,vi1)13 •of • • - bed, IL,,r. 9f. ;.t-natigitter. , d ...i 0 , ..io . • On Frintiv,,at IN'alwood, the ' - ' 3 ' I tial ,, _' of a tiangatur. • . * co i o o ~.. . .t , ci f ` ..,.ilic - ..t•e' rc- ... .,0.)/ : F ,1 0' " . . ..; ____ i ,, t -') C ". 0 :‘ 1 e l l:: k o ' ,, i, ?:1:1 ; ; ' :,f l t(: -I:::::“ '::.',1411-iisi,';:tti..____H3.;.ll:::.:l::::" i • ":44ta.Ub 1 Oil SattirJay,last, J. .F.- lia' ~,,,,,.ts,lll ' -----' ( ' 43 ,4 llattut...g•artiva, to Miss otti'____:"--` _-_,>------ „el '„,l. ----'-'----- - ' .en!'"' ; .o l.-tr of' NEP. .0 the ~1 , ,,, . ~ 0, 1 ~io :at 1-,'eriith,lgy6lta.s.),ti,.:ll.,t. 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