The Sun. — London, England, 1815-09-01 00:00:00

G DA LOUPE. . , EXTRAORIMNARY ANT) IMPERIAL GAZEnt or PO:NT-A 7 PETItE. , Point-a-PEtt Jlme 19, 1915. - How shall . weattentm t,o desc.l ihe the ceremony kvitich look place vesterdav ht the square of Vic `tory ? What 11,111 we employ. to ton `vev to th e 'walls 01' our readers that sacrod en with tvitich inspiriN!? If there :had been it the squate anV of those people win - ) identit - V the Botirlv.i.: Leith their cOnnti 4 y, how flinch Would the general effusions of hearts have t...rvrti to enlighten them. Ctmlottlitcdly they must hate been convinced that the intcre , os.ol family Were TIQC the objects of our concern, but ihe.cause 'Of the beople, 'the svihare ctt ail. Let the present - affecting ceremony he compared with tvlOch took place when the colony was obliged to er , ct w' ire avz: The 'press was thn) in the Shackles of:deßpotism „and we were obliged to .. !ta%ll mu:Serve% hitt) a languid ,effort to Pltilit a cc 'emoiry which Was ,at onee both melancholy ono dept.essituf. But now 'nue scetue is changed, litti directs •Our,pen, 'and - we have no longer Jo dread an opprey,siye censorship, tcarrelv,hatt the firsi be of the drum called tl:e taint try, than triev asseli;h!y; l from all quar ters. Soon . the corn:l - nand:tut, Che'valie).7 de Fro .inentin, Who acted as salistitute for Getreral Boyer de l'eyrelean,.arrit ed. The And l n ilitar e ; an d ; i n ililtitLtlse Coneonr,,:e at eit - .-.eas nerompanied him. When he• had reached the nppoint ed Scene the cerernouF emisweitcsA, teat ivith chat cold .anal methodical tone which at wars is- the sYnihol Ol . ccilistralut, But l!lat t-nostentations' jov, that deliciotts efftr,.ion which 3S RI; c ituli;;;I:ion of happinc,. Ar the same time lippra'red in the tuid. , l of the dick those eagles which the 4th: blttlilion 11;.td -fOrnitrly receive() rutn the Eitvperor ; they been 1171' ti tong; ritne epiteeiderii but they had, been alWays.anxi- Ottsly preserved by those brave men to whiith they lvtd been entritsttd. ihe Conwiandant FrOmentin, surroundel %yid) the.principal Officers 9f the garrison, and the Na timid Gnare, then pronounced with nil euergk worthy of Ole subject, the following haranguer— ! " , oflicets, Ml•litary, Frcn^h Soldiers, :ill, • '` I rygard it as a happiness to become be faith ful interpreter to ,you of those Sentiments of de votedness to nor Country winch animate M. Ba ton Boyer . de P'eyrtitain, the second in. C . oinmand jn tl.e island, w hose place' I hale the honour, by Id,, own coin:l)am% tt supply, and who at this tno inent,i4 employed in er Cetitle - the tri-coloured the howout of France, at Base 'l . rre. The day is at last arrivec'. when the colours, which always coloneted its to victory, tire about to be resumed by the whble colony. Napoleon the Great, *2" I ,mperar, is ag:siri at the head of his empire, and the whole of France regenerated, enjoys the in tahrahle happiness of obeying a Chief whom it has 0 often chosen, and who had been removed from our country by•the most infamous treason. " Gentlettiett, Guadalaupe could . -not long re main unacquainted with thOse great events which' Constitute the - happiness. of all, and on this'Oistant shrfri. ti-c pattiCipate • iti those sendments ‘tihich ithim,tte European frenehine:: towards Napoleon the Geeat " Itt resJiming tht tricoloured cotkah. we arc going to nnittfl. that stand:ttit which was Tie Vet toiquered, which ;dread) , ft u , se v e r a l rtmnths h a s n% er and which has always flted her destinie,s`. "LH ns sw , ear fidelity to this tri-coloured ban tier, anti to our Ewperor Napoleon thc-Gteat.—.l Swe!ir it. "'Gentlem'en, }et not the delight which we all feel at the lo.ippy reVolutiin Which has taken place, nit:dui:lt in the leastithe trantruilthy (if the City. The General Baron Boyer de Peyrclean, rjepondl npoli Vii, and . y? vi %yin not frustrate e*peetations. lie knows that von' resffrct person;, Property, and oHnions. A day of . ge h.eral festivity ought not to,disturb the tranquillity ttif Virc l'Empc7izr 21"rapfdlon Ic rand."' This discourse was. receiviql tiith acelatuattons R thousand tinter rupeated, of Long live Napoleon the Great ! Long live the Empress ! Long live the, flg of ll , me • The Commandant (Fromentin) then presented the ea;_:les and the national colours, which were received with shouts and oaths, ailloasand tithes Per,zed, to die in their delettec. B , :hol.1 then these beloved colours, the eternal sot victory and happiness We have again beheld im,jestic eagles ‘vhich arc at once the defence trod the glory of-ourconntry. Blessings alit those brave clef) wno, hi the midst o f the tie_ Dere.; consteinatiOn and debasement or all hearts, ere able to preserve those precious ensigns which must henceforth ditect us in the tidtk of h•ouour.. Who Can reml without emotion and en tho:;iasm those sacred word 3, which wef.e always morto of Fre-Dchmeny• Honour and Country. 1 :1'ho artvong its has •nor SWOrti. in hie heart to be faitlifill to this sentiment ; to comp: it' . or to die in i7s' defence, Glary ,to, Gdneral. Baron Bnyer de Peyndeau, Who hos so worthily crowned ttventy. .o..ars of noble deeds, who has recallr4tl to us those sentiments' which terror had suppressed, and who has at once restored to us: our honour and our country. ' Glory to those, who being depositaries, a,f leis stiviments, have so 'nobly co-oyerated - in q“..;3 - uhiinte. %yolk. • • th e iutonicntion of joy all hearts demanded ti;eir General. 'lshe motive's of his absencetcotild have rendered hint - still dearer,. it it had been pos..' sible.to 0,1 to those sentiMetitS'ol - ndillitation aitd rctpect wliieh we have vowed to and we o ive on .s.) many acconntit . . • ! last the natloßal cockade.ai,o, the. imperial eagles were raised, in the midst .rif-continued=:ac ,d,„l,,,;;isms of" Vive Napoleon l e Grartill , "-"Nive Gerieral Baron Boyer !f• " Wive le COinman dant L'ionie::tin Vive le bra - ve Garrison de . GliaiiAlwilie."/ The enthusiasm was at his hei - ght, when dit: Coniitrowlant, appeared at a b,iironv, holding in hts iutud ti:e rail' of •otir' August EuipPror, N,::poietr.l the Grea, and pre •:;eiaing it Ed) C.c.troolis. The ir)"Ps then (te• towairb tire lioiAse of M. jodn;;.:11: 1 , the - Com .11,n(i4a.t. Or the leiurth battalion, wheie they de- - 'posited the 'eagles. * i pea .vve:ling.: iiii:SSCd in Mirth and festivity this !nippy day was thus concluded in hap,nness And joy. Ly the folOwili • i•oclamatiott published :-~ li, tlia tame df theErnprror of tlce French, " Inhabitants, Notionsij, Guards, and you soldiers of the Preach enipire at Goadalotipt . .,—:%Ve lia've now, in imitation of he'whole of France,•iikVarn fiann, inir hearts fidelity to our Napoleon the Great, the and .tlre delight of the other country, which' he now governs withounalinions toisent, and with an enthilsiasin traly Frcuai. Vie hare this morning changed our dat'ional . • " Let tralcqUillity reign uniting tts ; Cockade bur let no one he ills'itnitaed or pers'ectned for his opinioit:•; let respect be shown 416 . :0n send property, hitt let all active v;giliinec lrt ex,:teist4l beer the disturbers and eneinies'of 11 1 ,1•• ,:ye of •31istic.., Is open, and we shall he whlc to &mish those who shUold dist tudi the pohlit florin:my, holler wtonever st.me.ard it may Genorat Boyer de Peyreleitn, oar second' in connuand the Colony, whom I' hare the hinioni- to represent, good orde'r he'detiends upon van and ine, and we'shall fulfil his expe , ±tatiihis.--LVice rElop , .reur .S:apolvon tLe Grgat : ' l'il . int-..4)et-res.linle In. Cfree: It. De ntOMENTIN." hitve just re,:eired tanvs that yesL terd;ty itt 'not;it vi,colonrvil flag ‘vlived 8.t , 5 , ..-terre; on the Government,Potel, and on the forts. Tnanks be girn to the brave Gmetal Baron ilnyer tie Pcyrekan, 1010 ruml . c knoo , An to us the re-est a hii , htnent of the Ealpire, anti -the return of out' Enr):.Tor. • lIlMl3ljlWil 5ta1.315:60C.4, AVG. I 1.-The 11,1 V before nester- Tiny the . Sweih-ts Diet ‘iAs cinsvil by the fullowing tyeech of his fro:di the throne ENTLEM EN ,—The important concerns induced t.tIC tO , C:1;1 1.1. Vittir advice have reached tti`ei'r c•;nl i and if it %vas 7. -- ;' - ith fltat call d you rOgCihVi' to co 7 opertte iu the w ifare of the country; I pow s::i'ttc von at the hour of separation, when:my expectation has been furrillud W 'cSeldom . ly;-ts rr liitlgoiS,%vcden ,had to proP63 - t , .. nniet: 'objects lie rtgolliteti,lo the care of hil.; tieoPle, o'r Mare joyful ocuaflons teap tht.ir love, for his action. Seldom has theliond of union twecn tbe:; , ,vcreign and the subjects been more closely and firndy tied. ' '' When 1 looit back upon the moment in which I mounted the nutering throne of Swelicti; auel , then turn In 7. ryes stroll' the present situatiOn of the 1 - praise the fay.inr of Providence toWards.Sweden, which has effaced the trates of MisfOrtunes and "lossis, by welfare, honour, and Peace. Onlv six- yea's the future tate of Sweden I, 4 ,tas inolved in the darkness Tof night, no ray of lig;lit pointed Oct! wal'f tti futurchappicr Foreign unensieSTaml intestine discord threa teued existence of the state : a destructive and unfortunate war required great 'sacrifices both of ttn ! tfThn-d Of its •ehildreit and of its internal re:. zititireeS ; Sotne moinconi' of Era osi tory hope were fbilowed by ncw thi , :fstitines, and shone like the (leeeitfcrl slite ut of the ligl'xising amidst the raging (if the storm. , • "'phis time of triad - is past, and yOtt clan giVe:your selves up With composed 'Owls to rijitst represen= tation Of the Present state of the country. What ever wiche: . 3 hope. may cherish; do they allyays 0.-titVer the calculations of wirsdotn f'No, there arc, liniments in iht; sii)::c tiitcCrtis of a kingdom, as in the CiniVeYs:al attains of the world, when extra` , btdistitry ..verns• call toiqh extraordini.ry men to direct and regitlAte them, and where 'the calm energy of the mind has more command than ptrwer Over dangers. More than once have the Kings of Sweden, by their os.tn energy; increased the honour and consideration of tilt': people lay lead ing them to %ivory ; niv, soft libuSelf raised with powerful arm the banner of Sweden upon the plains of Leipsic, at,il On the borders of tlie Bal tic 'Sea, 'has accpti'ted respect, happines , i, h i d e _ pendency, and te . potfe, to'r a conntry reduced , halt its extent in' the political union of Europe, has attended (hiring the alternative of war, nut . oniY-to the 'tummy, of v ictory but to tile care of fhe kti i tr imt, sir,thA the resources at the king , dints by foreign support., prepared gre t Una int , portant advantages by persomil sacrifice, and, finally, completed his work by the union of the two r-atiosks (51 Scandinavia. " Such Gentlei»en, La% e b• - •-•en• the exertions of my son for your and-py good. Isr this manner he' asjost i fled my rat ctnat i rinlideuce, a n d sce:ond ed toy hquevotent inteotions• Its the so:11C have y(oti judged of our . joint undertakings, andsconse crated - to us both a gralittstle wilith your hearts; ig the tHtt.rpreter, • " Animated by patriwic spirit, you have given in this Diet, a new proof of your t'u';'e tnid Co'r the good of the country. •V - oti !ave shared with vc2ur King the conviction that the union of Sw iten and Nerrway recptirCd for its soliklity and' dut-a tion an entire recognition' of common rights ; you have therefore met with enlightened good• will, the wishes 'of • the N . M.Wegiim nation, and ha.'e excited in the people a -confidence which ha's' shown in a short period, what. ‘va not• to be ex pected hit 1 - rom long txperieucc. Aided by foe tuliate circumstances you. have been abl e t o tessen the burdens of the state, to make a more•equit able distribution' Of than, and 'to augment the pay Of the troops is probably nreaht.) You have.gratited• • cowiiderable sung, fo continue the , i,uportant undertaking of uniting the East Sea with the West `Sea ; you have also opened neW supports - in money•for the encouragement of a griculture and mechanic arts, and :to . provide for the possible faiinre•of harvest. Y' for this, Gentlernen i , the express':on of mv•sincere gratitude. • .“ When I called you together, I'lettee had been lately restored upon the Continent, and promised' to be durable. This consoling e:tpeetation could alone et the reinetttbrit nee of the ,hlOO4 that had beewShed.hi• the eventful contest, and by the will of those who exerted and inaintaintd it.— These joyful prospects-soOir vrinished, and from an - unnoticed island in' the Mediterranean sea arose a storm, whith again kindled in the world the thrums of war. They; however, found no more ftieFin the ininds of nations, and like the portentous meteors which bla-ze on the edge of the horizon, they, with the *zurre astonishing rm. threatened - the Ettrolieau nations with new struggles, and vanished. • "-Promoted by its situation and confined re sources frourtuking a more-active part, the'Scau dinavian peninsula has ()toy been able .by conyur- , l'ing in the - political principles of it s allieV, to give. 'May the general peace HOW announced, so long itrvoked by the right of boinanity, not only sheath' the stVortl:, hut. restore the -repose, 'of people's minds tot6i it restore disturbed balance of power, 110(1 hl Just neg - oelations give to victory hOnour, told to misfortune suffering liithotrt " Gentlemen of 91e classes or Hdidlis tiiict Nobles, you are entitled W the_ exressiOn of toy particular sa' tiN fact ion. Your igniourable cx ampics, your duties, which your rank in the state imposes. Let a King of Sweden alwAys depend with confidencb 'on yOnr support, the country On your defence, and the laws on yotir calm but man ly protection ; IVorth , "6lentlenien of the Ecclestastial Order, erpt V.t.r.t.Clll the assurance of my waringratitude. With enlightened teal you have usefully eo-oper ated-towards the tzeneral welfart-', have, faithfully di charged your high and importinil, vocation, Anil by speaking to the fteople (>f peace anti, concord, 4 :;tut have often given to your co-estates. an e.xample wni - ch was not in Vain,.dtdy . to cile the deliberations With cach,othe'.', and to re cede from intlividuid opinions when the get 'eral gooil required it. Take home with you then the testimonv of hating fulfilled your 'duty; and con thine to spr,:ad and Conti:in inhong your hearer 3 the truths of 'the divine law, which are the noble bond Of union between. the duties of life. and the VXllCci :Blows of eternity. Gentlemen of the honoinable chss of Citizens, be assured of niy dittinguished favour for your conduct and exertions. " Your 'efforts have frequently been impeded by the general situation 01 „fl : ,lirs ; under other citcumstances- they hare recovered •their former activity. Under both situations you . have l known how. to distinguish wit - ate:as to be ,anrihnted your Wen wishing King, and wl:at to the pre- Sure of circtinistaw;es. ThlF, repose wbieh. the ‘vorld now enjoys, give you steer:':; prO?pects Of advantageous enterprises, and Will open new and rich resources for the country. The ocenpations of. ifidaStry fioutiSh k7lllidSt the din of arms; pPace alone cherishes awl gives theuti Every class of citizens is a link in the chain ‘Vbielt 'Ands the state together, awl by the side of the 'sword of ;the arrior the flag of the merchant has ii necessaky phice, as 0 pc:Act:rut symbol of in dustry.". Citxts•rfANlA, Auc. (J.-- 7 .lfis Majesty - the King has been pleased to approve mid con( rin the reso ktion of the Diet now assembled, dated the -13th of July, which declares " that the King la. of age when he has completed bi!-; eighteenth year.'' PtTEttsityP.cti„Anti. S.:—Onl the 21! of last month, being the SainCs day of her Majesty to Emptcss I\ - I(Aher, - thank.ghing was perforint'd in the Catlicdral Church of the Mother of God, of Casein, for the great vitt.iry over the conimon enemy; and the entrance of the allied troops into Paris.' The thunder of the cannon, (says the Court Gaz'otte,) with the ringiiig of all the bells shook the stir, while hymns and prayers of the purest gratitude rose from. the Temple .;o the (30d of arnris, tv ha har again broken the pride of. the gen-7.:ral-enenty of Europe ; and given theinst platy of the Allies , the glory for the second time to conduct back to Paris the lawful Sovereign of Prance. The hearts of i-he' itussians.", tvith l o y a lty and attachment to their beloved Emperor, roured themselves forth , vatintr griVfilude to. their heavenly' Father, the King a. Kings, fur these new successes, as they are the consequences, of the courage, - the fortitude, and the religious sent idlents -which their itifomtreh displayed; in the' face of the whole world upon the -first decisive blow, which the bated enemy bi tfre general peace received from his hand: But still greater joy-was reserved for the pious ; for just 'before the con 'elusion •of the Liturgy, his Majesty's Aid-de- Cutup, Ce-sm4 Sehnwalow, arrived itj. the clim'clt tr.:if) , die news of the 'capture of Butinaparte by - the' English, Count Senuwalow had the good' fort one to give this good news to the Empress at the saMe_montent. 'On this doubly joyful day her. INiajesty gave a grand entertainment in the Tauric ;lia'ec; - at which -the : mostalistinguiished persons of both sexes were present. In ;be-evening the. city tvas ITALy, AtIG. 15:-- , Brigatlier 7 General Dalryniple. left Genoa, on ail:loth .to go to_ Zanli ; 'lie is nmned second in command in - the lonian Islands. ACcordi-ag to letters front Sardinia _of the 30th of Judy . , the factions tti'e far. from being extia guktfed in the island of Corsica, as was. lately stated : things seem on the cOntrary_ to assume a, serious CliaPaCter, and' it appears that a design is entertained of taking advantage of pre'sent, cir cumstances to WithdraW tits island front the- do minion of I , ';':;bCd. They talk of con-coking a :4'e r:end assembly. Mr. Artighi intends to Organise six Corsican battaliottS ; he. is fortifying CAM', where •lte designs, it is_ naid, to fix his head titrlt r tcrs. The English brig'antine the Joshua arrived on. t h e sth at Trieste, with French Orisoners on board from Naples, who-are sent to 011inutz. • The Duke de Serra eapriola, Minister of his Majesty the King of the Two Siciiics at St. Pe-- tersburgh, is arri%ed - at Naples -from_ Vicona.--.. The exportation of oil-is . suspentfed for-two Months in the kingdom-of Naples. The Grand Duke of Tuscany returned' oft the. 4th from Pisa tccPlOrence: Auc. Sax , icorps pnaler the eountrand.of his ,Higimess the fluke (II Saxe Coburg replace 4 on the 17thi the corps of Count Mazzinchelli, and the brig4e of INl]aior General befidc !.ichlestadt and New Bris - ach, xe hich were blockaded by those corps underthe Count de Hochberg, who is 'gone will) his troops' to the siege of iruningen. They write from Kehl; on tire 201 b, that there arrived 'Oleic that day, for the first time; persons:. frOni Strasburg, who hail .erossed the Rhine at„ Altenheint. People go freely hi and ont tif,Stras burg with passports ; the poit - front Paris arrives' there -iegolarly in 4 . 1%e da y s,' and meets with no itnpedinient on the way. It is thought that the' Aftlmunication . between" the t wo• batiks will he re- establkhed at the return of General Vacquanr, Who is expected, very shortly from'. Paris. GENOA, Ave:. 13,---This moment a ship of war is in Sight, on'hoard of which is her .Majesty the Queen of Sardinia:. Preparations are making for reception Qf this august Princess.' = - li, ILA La-' n - ow-sTatEt. . 6P ATit i n4 LoN6cii.i. STREET ~ r Of :, 1 tiiquetmee of the complaint of the Spe46e' R ot 1 7, ouse of Commons, and other pehon s ' C O . access and departure of the Illcolhers,‘B'i' dcrably impeded by the J - atiies's AL l , r ,, r es'' l ! blocked A op with carts, waggon and ( - I, .. s et 'li• '"lately of Parliament fOr regeftitin ,, tbat 11131 1 ,, ri ocrl been put in force. Yester'rdavifi!,:;„oemtrej“ or owners of carts and wr.t gon s ! were sa'" ( t i 7; a i n n i3 s P t i' t rb he t.hts.oCfflo(lll:';a7blen ciiarres alPirPe:.1:111:;.1 to supemiutcod. the regoNtions of til 3i ,„ i s i tOr e ,t ' elmsrgmg lea With allowing their 11°",, - ,, - t ‘ .of main iougiA: in the market than a (10117atoeil hour, the tiny • allowed by the Act 0 1. l' atl- e cgct 4 ' l it i motrh i c h twat ,appeal , te m j i i i nl m it m , rl;et for sale. 1:lie defe11(1311/ a • prOccedings, eon . g t?)i° t t t e a'c o ti t tj S °°tl : ::ee;: : ; tm 'C'tl i' it amenable for the acts Charged to have b eeP istl l3 l 6 milted tinder the Act of l'ailiament , bl't v t i c ,drivers who had the eate of time horses V.eirblo - in the Act, and who scir A el , l ti est l 7, ' ' chicthe nileuce, ii an bad heer, e trim c,whuthcrt is whu`: tal i wheth.•r that side: of time street ii l,i'rl' tr ~ ii .a.gx ;)f nerallv placed for sale ? that if the other.half side of the street, there in h be a )t et S (1:' 1. 1 withsii of St. •I ' 'l% , t ' t t i n'sat I 1; 1 1 1 ti t .ls7 2 'I C C S i .Sl : :11)litti 1011: come under Market Act of nir litme t , t l L . , admitted : that the pe s tles woulzi be indicted for a nuisance in theparlsh I\ t i i t t m oi g i; i t s tt t i m it • e lt i t e e:s t: : c t ia t t l e i t t : m : i f. t . iVei of tl' eel t .e he .th ti v r i. i: f lr : s e , ,( :) , :• as t i l: c im.::: who iiid t he l o re 2 i tit° • , ALINsioN-riat. llfonWXyrtoggEßy. Yesterday lifordecfl, Sa, Leri; Eclicard,Garocia, Isaac Jac:'! and Ilitrnplirey Norris, •" c har' f • e tip . , and underwent a final examinatioT i;ef , t) / Wall violently assatatint. and robbillgiVll.,:ete,.°lo T'omtit's-imill, in Bury st'reet i -,- St. ill' il l,,. s tor' c o 9 f i!lomlay night-, 11. e 21st tilt.' The pros e ' o aiig attacked ort the night mentioned bY3110.01 about sill or eight persons, three , 01 1 10( 1i- is; hini f s :1 , 1 ) 1 1 1 i y a , fo,n his and a quantity bf silver. This %ll's t:,..30,1c1)•11. by three females. who w it ne sS't (1 time ••••- t he r'„ti and whose screams fUr assistance e':•''' se ` os rer‘ a ' l l .O to fly. lii their escape the lersons the IWO Levis 'were particularly Otitivti, other three prisoners could not be id el i ' s j cA h t ' r ill they tvere consequently ditcharge(l.-- hams, however, was committed for for threatening the life of the Prost'cll: r- ic ere tor. -4:-L: Garcia, and A. and Al. Le v " o bbrl' committed fur trial, for the imighte,'Y 1- t td elt e r y magi n .,At he sboetl)s-----'"'ottsmf'Th(am)a:ol,el e sr; f( ti ci ca t t tcy e a alir : ll ;: ilci. l :ljit set fire Peter's-Imill, was made early on ' 111112. 10 d O cr „idt ing• it appe.ars that the incendiariest ott ets ' l , e t the ball-door and the front vviaclooi 511 d W ic c ol tar, ttud close to the tlOor .they Pla C ii j it S ri p flirt of tar,- to which they set fire',:re 10' 1 %01 comianni:eated. tivith the inthin)lo", g t 011 . fixed on the door. - Very fortun' te ' i r in . art adjacent house was alarin e ' b i s ic ol o'citick in the nrorning, by the gre'l' t so d b e t tti 6 'Shining in at his bed-rootir it I 1001,', al ly Af !110latly rose' and called (JP t he ;,, fituti e , s. r,or ° bol'lse, the door of which was 11 () fi i re time discovery was made before th e 1 0 , 3 5 e, i t 10 0. inummicated to' tire . of t lll t iolllg rite of the more etisily cn'tiorOighetr, WitilQll,lljeel's injury than seorelmiimg the front an' door.—(li./fcest Chronicle.): Qu 'Saturday last, as Mr. `ten COO I . t' a S walking to the F a n s o f ClYtl e ' le s nore tr ills " . to the ehannel . of the river, a iiit b r icigr , . t vro iv ; Lltt, to look at a small iron (jr3":oftel ti) tt Mr. 'lass . ..several years ago c onstl 1 0 0 across that reni.:l6.able part -af 11)1.101.e th"` l , l Off its ,breadth in summer is littl e _! „,1 1 0)1 01'16 . , s p i v- bea yards. It is suppose' ti he bat. - t op , edge of the mock for his Cu' li-a tor•lT; tone looked round, wh'11,,,11 distippeared in the rapid curren t ' a' ,u,'" i velY %i•aS to be seen On the sorl' 4ce. f fctil 31 bat to 'recover his tmody.had beim body aceu is i t as the narrow current.lie fen into 1... 00 ,0 0 . 110 05- liason of very ;Treat depth, potly cor,.b, r•.• tits , 0 1/ I .' high rock which the old e of IP stands. ' .11r. llurrage Was it natl.' t ( F ) ; ) 511 i c"5 r:ri3tbol d t a son. 1 1 ° 1 5 4 4' of f 1101 cl • az at ' • - ,hfer.. 1 -s lasonma, bsq, ot clati., f golece ..500 Ott the i itli d o ' , )' y t f G t, a e t l•e ° rat 'c 1:° Cu t he goic q. Ids m. • ires ajtsty s Charge. a t liff A LlatlLOter. tV• 1,311,1 t t O r o f ' l. On :+.lol.day Philof Liuroo-Fl•44e,_f a i alr , 3•-) 4 5 t ,, ti * .4 0 6 MAlLitito). f voit•%.oo) •C! • ► L.:- •f . .-- •• 'u air'? 0 ,0 1 " t L on is6 l t. at Bunion, Natio , r t llo li '611" • ,Lttei.) 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