The Sun. — London, England, 1811-10-15 00:00:00

hUIUNAPA , S SISTERS. FRCO.I TIU ANTIGALLICAN MOFITOR. • -1 It is perhapi n-t gent:l;3lly known th3t the.ststdrs to the matt Alw now rules the destinies of France and of the contit•ent, are considered hrthose ser vite powers who bend to the yoke of tOreign tyranny, ai Sovereign princes , ,es, and,., as such, receive Foreign Amb ssadors at their Court. It.may, there- fore, not be uninteresting to give the Public some account of kain. • THE PRINCESS X.ATE DUCHESS OP LUCCA Ann .riosthiNo, NOW GRAND DUCII;S OF FLORENCE, . . Ig Boonaparte's eldest:. sister,. She .was born in 1776, atid, at the age of , fifteen, was already a pc:l- feat sprit. Her turto4o;soinceriho has . been mar- Tied t,, tier present husband, have been out of nukn ber, Amongst the (avowed . was a Mr. Hengerlo, once tich contractor, but ruined by the,government tot long since. The insolence of this woman is beyond example.. When she was created a Princess, she appointed Air. D'Aligre, son of the President of the meta, and whose privatal revenue is 2.1,0061. sterl ing per annum, to bd. her Firs! Chamberlain. When 1 ssy she appcinied, 1 : mean that fluonapat icy i)1 tiered M , .I).7Aligre to accept such a situoiGn, with ts salary 8001. sterling perannunt. It - haipened Otie'day, Wiwn thi-re was a large party at this print ceas s, Mr. D'Aligre joined the cainversation.; on which the princess fi id to him, gi MOrt,:iettr, 4.,0.tre place esi ala pork ft " (Sir, your place is at the door.) • : Not king after, when she was at a ball, she de pired M. D'Aligre to -take several :pairs of shoes in his pocket', for. her to change ; and Mr. 4v,a, obliged to _Comply. • o.oery-7.What dues this rrtan deserve, pity or contempt? _ , • Prince 14aciachi, husband of thesPrincess . .pf TUS ;any, is a Cor.ican, and was originally a 1 - nattier a t I; .At the revolution he went to France find enli,o4, a o , g ot acntraitited with Lucien BOOM parte at Nwe, when the latter was a Cotnmissaire do Game, and the former was a subaltern in the French trmy. fiaciachi became ,4 kind of, precurer tor Lucien's debaucheries, and they robbed together the yre(x) army,. as welias they could, and of as much es they could, He never advanced to a .higher de gree it , the army than Adjstmtpcentral. He .at ;ached himst•lt..t9. Blonaparte'S femery, and, in 170, rr thorvirtudus -Eliza. • - He is not created Grand''Ettke', of Tuscany, not beill of the ioiperiat anti royal Mod; but remains onteut with the title of Govern& General of the Grand Duchy. , PRINCESS PAULINE, Witt. ()V Till; TIONIAN PRINCE 1101101/Erty AND Ilof.PatlEST,sisTEit O Till; Mott EMPI ROlt NA- POLEON. Thi3 Lady is the O•devant wife of pet l teraljae Ciere, , Who died in , St. Dornitto. 14: WAS with Buonaparte - and Murat at Toulon and Mce ; wLts itniaisoned with them, and cashiered, rot had i!otutnet. Shortly alter BUonaParte - was appointed to the Corn!tri. d of tttr Army of the Interior, after the df fair of the 33titYcodemiaire, tie mct hip old friend, inviting persons, in., the Palais Royal to tt anii.thle tete-a-tete. He was, in -6116 a, .a 64- i . ..0(1 . of :he lowest order. 1;1 1 ,.,/,;parte got him a situation in the. army of, the Sambre and Nieust., then undt:r the command of General Flobbe. He was at Francl4brt-on-,the rvlain, whvn (tic news arrived there of t,W Keit. ,of peAce having bcen signed between )3116 1 ,3pute and the Atchditke Chl„tes; which, Lowevin . , did not prk•vent *Le Clerc, plunrtcring and I}iii: , gitt the inhabitants of Franc Lion, although a I;eiliii.ll city. i , 16.1 . w3rc1i served in the army of Italy, and .Nipoicon, hint it tit person to belong to his Q.v.e hi:11 r l'Au,ltie in,irti/IV. Paqiine 'Axery li.indsorne although it epurtezatr hince..the age of font teen, when she lived . prnier,tier mother's root in a state of prostitution,...: ; ,sA4,l44 . ; however, mid preserved be ! t,),euty. she k neither so insolot not so prOtt , ,i'as, hc; - , sister Mor.tt. ,Slte' is very witty ; very tr,;- , itioetitly,, in .her sallies, tells her imperial hrroily some Go/ti troths,. arid very. often mucks them. alt thinl a iti rliaps, thßt, site is flurried 10 a ; „ueriuirre Prince, :such liberties' at permitted. She hin4 a long iist of Pdmirers ; btu the most toVenred is La fop cte, atr c performer of Celehtity. Prince BorgEwse her. linsband,. is a iloman' prince, 'incl . patricit ;, hi was a g i.e3f jot-obit) when the e,nttrod Rome, who, return . for his lsineitiea towatits thein, ruined him. When the Frenelt army, in 1.799, were.oblizect to quit Rome, Loriliese followed. iftio9aparte, io usher in his imperial digniiy, cotninencA by giving her sister it rnarriaga to 3 ge ituine Prince!. The match in every respea suited Burgheie, as he was very poor, and itis - hfitht very rieii. Her tiClies, which she brought ‘l. it h her lroni Bt. D6roingo, \veto estimaled at 300,00Ui, Frit - tett 13w:ii,heso is now Governor of crtne: new I.ing(l , )rn will tiff doubt be giv(!ii ta kOILI. A. provincial paper gives the 'following extra« ordinary itislante sornhatnhnlistn.--iN. boy ill the sovie t ; of Vaweett, of Gato,, Westrnoreland, .bayirt accompanied his mailer in shooting tin upon the moors, w‘as tiesires.l by,hin3 it) the evening to make the best of his wayoure, Th e k w pro ! . ceeded on foot, but being trinch fatiguld, sat down /Ind fell asleep. How long he remained in that situatinn- uncertain, as, when found, im,waiits bis own bed asleep ; and a neighbour passiug on the road call) , next morning, found ins clothes.seattercd in vat ionS direttions nearly a toile_oti. The account be gave Was, that he dreamed he had . boen t at a neighbout's house at a gon3 supper,.atter which he ituppo.,ed he went to bed tlier%. It appears . that 4,-A t rally walked three miles, during width he stripped 6tl,lits clothes,' walked Lome naked, pissed the gitv, And wart up stairs to bed, the whole of the time being in a profound sleep;. 'LON DWI s ranted by RI t3f ARU HiOtRIS, No. 4, iti2rtlint.conrt, Ilow.strftc.t I writ, At the 5uN OrviP, No. j ye, Wood ? yrtero 4th/014c:unit mrd Prbllshed by %ILLIAM A 1t!‘.43 C; F. k SIC k !yrs, Str.Sth Moitun, Orret. (-1 Orders tor tho P4per Lt:.`;74 for Oda •c„ (por:.pai,.:), most addiose • 4.. 1 / 1 1/12C,TIV 1,17T,[1,47 . WC; haw given a copious extract from lire ja.- dicious Pserace to the American produaion .etnit led Salmogatitti, we shall"now present our readers with :in extiw.A ft'otri the work itself. 'The Prelane dis phy4 a lilyeraf spirit, as we belrrre observed:, but it ss'etns to be marl;ed by t strong bias in lavdOr of Aineric.'• 1 1 !11.1 foilowing letter, which is -profess edly written by the Ambassador to the United St,tes, in iontittion'ot 1112 cvletarted ,Persian Lettets,":ind sinair works, is curious as exhibiting the charaCker of America, written a ,riativ,g, arid which certainly does not inanitest a striking degree of .partiality for his fellow-countrymen and .their in stitutions. LE3TElttitioNi .:9:usTispritA IWJI-A-nVB 19 , A.1 ISMAiI, To' i,".3V.51 ilU:d1.110+1, raiNctrat..st.grE-ottlycit • 'riifris acittrs.EsS . 3',ltit 4Asiaw Ot. , TRIPOLI. . I .promised in, 3 forinvr, letter, good .A.s . sern . , that I wouleffurnish thee . with a few hintS respecting the riature of the Government by which :I am heldt . n ill durtoce. Though ray inquiries -for that pot pose ,have been industrious, yet I Jun not, our tea ly .satis i fied wpir their: resat ts, , for . t boo mayest Cas' ily inagioe . t hat the vision of a s .aptive. is:ove.r- slnidowed by the, mists of. illusion - And- prejudice, and the hori‘on of his speculations tikat belimited indeed, , . • ,, -, " I f.irtd Ito the peeple ,of • this coontry are stiti,hily..at a loss to determine.the.natore and pro per . elraraelcr ,oft heir .oavornmeut. E,ven t heir der vises are extremely dark as to this Oat Ocular, and are.,cootioually iedulging in the moit rei,osterons disOluititioos.. on the stibief.A ; 'some hare insisted that it . sar'Pars of an ofislot:Tary i, of help runic tAin I hat, it is, a pure democracy . ; and a third. act of theurists declare absointely, that it is nothing rootearor less than a probricrtrc , y. 'J. he latter, 1 ',lntist. : .euotess, thouglistill wide itt error, heave cornet nearest. to tilt' truth., 'YOU ) pt course, must, understand.th,e -mean ing,of these :different words, as they•4re derived an. the ancient Greek lauguage, and..hespeakjoudly the verbal poverty of these poor itilidebi, who uao not etter a leartied.phrase without laying the dead I.inguag - ve, under contribution. A, man, my clear Aseto, who talks goodsense, in his native tongue, hi • held in tolerable estimation in this ; ,,country, ;., but a tool, v, , ha.clothes his fceble,idcas in a foreign or an tique garb,. is bowed down to as a li,terary.prodigY. While .I convertwd with this people in plain English I was but little attended to, but the moment, I permed away in G ,- eek, every one looked up to Me' with .ve neration As an oracle. : ~ . ' - • . .` 4 Althcugh the dervises• differ widely ii the par ticulars- above-mentioned, yet . .they all-agree in termr fug their Governing.% one of the most.Pacifte•in the known world. I cannot help pitying their igno rance, and smilingott times, to see' into what ridi culous errors thosetrations will,wander who are un enlightened by the precepts of tvlahoinet, our divine prophet, anti nniostrtieled by the five hundred 'and lot ty-nine books of wisdoN of the immortal .1 brahita I . l,issair at Fusti.. To call 0114 nation•pacific !. most prepo.terous! it remind. me. of the title assumed by the Sheds. of that murderous tribe of wild; Arabs, that :desolate the vallies of ilek , rderl, who styles himself ' Star of Courtesy,—Beato of the Mercy , seat.' , .. . !` The simple truth of the matter . 1•3, that these people are.torally. ignorant of their' own true elm raCter ; for,' according to the best of ray observation, they are the'most warlike, and I moat soy, the test +iavaip ridden, that I have as yet discovered .among all . the.l.3aTbal;ans. They are: not only at warlin their Own way) with almost every, nation on eittfth, but they arts at the same time engaged in the most complicarel koot, ot curl wars that ever infested troy your unhappy country on which All.thas.dunotanced his malediiiiton, '‘ . ' . ' '' . ' ' " To let titre at price into a .14^Clet, \VhiCh is utP• known to thew people theroselvt.s„.' their Govern.:- • meat is a pure Unactulterotta logoeracy, , or. govern omit of words. The whole.nation shied evtny thitr.i viva rate, or by word of mouth, and in this manner . 15 iLili,e id ihe,Thwit • military natiov.s in existencr."— Every wan who has what ii ta.:re call-u the' at ref tilt' gab, that is, a plup tito I stock of vei hosity„. he coniesarsolujernot light, and i for ev , L't in a.unh,tant • state The pillory is Atilt irely defended vest livat6, , that is to, say, by force of tougtres,,, .The acewint „which I lately ,wrote . . ti our friaid,:,ll)e,'striorer,.. re-' siiecting the immense army. of six . ..hundred , men, makes nothing against . this,observationi that forma d. ta4botix.betog kept op, as have already ebsetv -etL,ortly to amuse their fc) , r country woblril by. such' ' spleodi4 appearance and ll:ridding plitmes, and are, by, wcty . . d n istinctiort„ deuipinated " rke,dyerniers: ,4t, ,of Ow jair.", " Ifl 1119gOcrarq, thou well:knowest there is little or' o Occasion for Ore-artus, or any.sno li destruttive weapons, Every 014 - niiive and defenswe tneaiute is enforced by wordy-taMe ,- and papet.mo - .; he who lit i.the long % tongue, or, readiest ,qttill, is _sore to gaio the I,4tory,•—will, carry horror,,AhtlAei and nik, sited, into the very trenches of tine enenry,iindi with out mercy or..retrairse, put men, women, and child 'ren, to the pultit of the—pen! ' Th,,,ro are E!ill .presotved in this country some rernaos of that, Gothic spirit oaf knigho-erreintryi which so tout; annoyed the faithlnl in., the middle . ages,of the I - I, , gira., As, notwithstanding : their mar ti tt disositioti, they are it people struck . lii ven to C9IIIIMICe an‘.l irgrioutinio, aod must, neeessaiily, at cp,rtain seat;poi,l4r enga4e.ti. in Ihe°,e CfnpisAyillentsi liey, hi•o,i . : 4cCOEnt*-?dated !hem:selves by appuintiog f...nights, or enw}tant, yilntiorsi or incessant brawicrs, similar to t hose, who in forrner,ages, swore. eternal eirtnity 10 . the followers, of our, divine ,prophete— The , A! lettiAts, i.ktioalihated editors o 1, r $1 3 „...wb,i i ,„ vrg, ai•e'avpouted 11) . eVery towo, village, Lind dis trict, to carry on both foreign. •and internal warfare, anil may be .s . ,tid to keep. op a constant: firing ' in' words.' - gh, my trit!od,rouldyon:6at . witness the enormities sometimes cotamitrd 1 - 1 these tretnenf dons shina.whangas, . your very turban wouhl4iso with horror and :t)tottidurietit.., I liaN fig,en them extend: their ravagei.even ittio the • kitchens.of their opponents, and attnibilate the: very cook with a blast ; hod, I do assure thee, I beheld one of illess Wit riors attaci , ,, a most vehey‘tut! I l'isbaW) and at one : stroke of his pen; lay him. open trout 'the Waistbaod Of his breeches to his chin !" i ~ , • . cr . n be oatintr!,:d ) . . , r , : a POLta. Yp.sterday.,. Sqrah h;min g iol7, a woman of about years of- et:lrg ed belove the sitting Alderman with ,uttefin2; tor 6s. 6d. of base Fetal, itnitAing ttw -reai Balk tokens. A „shopkeeper from BePch.stre,et, -Crippl.rrg' ate, stated t ( hat,the prisoner - came into his sh. , p in por 7 cliase a pair of shoes, and presented n Lounterfert dollar. Tile witness not approiinglof 'presented.a second, . - seemingly•of the same coinage,. not ward.) a, puntly. 'He ask-ed`the prisoner it. she, had any more of the smie sari . ? She said she had put oft the others. He then sent for a constable, and upon searching .lien three shilling-piece, quanlitY, or. copper, aril a one pentad note, were found upon her. The Solicitor of the Bank attended, and Pr‘'idtirvd the Act of "'ornament impoweringthe Bank of Elt g tO coin and utter (Wiens ; and upon,' vtaniia 7 lug the base coin, declared them to be forgeries. prisoner in, her delttnee,said; /she' sold Walnuts near ttio Batik, and Lad.takett the tokens from strangers. She wrisrecognized astatiing bean in custody be fore; charged . with pu,sing counterfeit money, and was fully con - inn:tea for trial. • ' Bow ••• sT 11E1;1% Yefiterrby„ JOhn Er r OW/ - Wits brought to the Office. in the custody of- ' - altnon . .E3 party' of the patiote, from whose evidence it T ap peard that they suet the primoner, , with a bundle in Montnouth-Ntreet, an aaturday night, at past .1 . 2 . and suspecting the contrnts.to have ben improperly obtained, they stopped hint and sewctied it, Wben.they proyed tci'be 'shirts ;at d' other-linen articles . , whickit was proved had been stolen by hitn from two shops iii which' he but •been, in that street, where; he had gone und4r pretence of pur- L ih "ind tiPme There wire also found upon him six counterfeit dollats.'-, , • The prisoner proved to be a deserter Iron) on board 3 ' 111311 of %var ; and he said it would e,ive a deal of 'trouble if they would scud hirn on Lidaid of ship again. • fie . was committed for further examination., . . • 'A baker was corivlcted, on - the; prOsktition 'of Bninnel'Stractran, an informer, for exposing to sale 73 loaves of whenten bread, without the Roman . W impressed ! „ -en them, as. the .Act directs..„ He vas convicte4-inctbeTenalty of one shilling for Fedi amounting. to 31. 18s. and costs. I Scunuet;Stone, the driver of a liachney.cc , ach, :.p. peared to a sbrnmotis for misbeintictir 1 , , h . 's f:tre. Mr. Wilks, of 'Surrey-street, that on 7ih inst. he hired the above coach at . the,itarid e .n , , he Stags public-home, on tl:c Surrey side of \Veit rninster-bri'dge, to fake him to Surrey-stre,er, the •Strand ; when he gut there, the calehrnmi mended; four shillings, which he, kiuming to be thofe,than his faie, refused to pay, nrin which the cottchinan called :111M a swindler, and (1:111: - .r ' moat opprobrious . notilei.--,The defendant was convicted in the penalty..of tos. and costs. A woman was commuted fur trial fur stealing a tea-poi, value Gcl. from an eatthenWate•shop in Covent Gardei-tnirket... Ann Smith underi,vent a final exaMination, charg ed %lib Jelortionsly stealing a gtorktikt,,of oil,. and a tin can, the property of Mr. John Gtirdner, oilman, Strand. , It appeared, that about ten voar since the prisoner .called Mr. Twigg, Ny)lor.kps the aueett's• Head public house, inAttie.sireet, Ohandos streeti and 3tikstl hitnif he purcband small quan- , titles of oil; he reiiiivd had, no obiection, Aid saying the oil was her husband's' pertinis . re, he..being latnidlghttir at : ti,)e Theatre. Iti a few. days After the prisoner called upon Mr. Tv.iigg, and said she had .t wo gallons anci.t.br . pitits of nil to dispose of, which was. in a tin, can, which Mr. on 'examin;it:cin, 6uvttcted she had not bk come pOopet ly poisess..id of, .deittined Gaithier,' the oilman, att4pkil, - autd i44ntiiied tll:•:.Aln . Nan to 'be his ,property, and said lie as i ci.inKikTpt,tpr ' lighting, the 'Lyceum and Sadler's WAS TheatieS, and the pfisoner'a husband eiciplvyrti by him at Sadier's \Vas, and, he beiieved the oil in 1 . 114 'fin canto have begin stolen from - Sadllr's Welii,„ The pt isoner was ocnntnitted for trial. Won s Itip:•SiFtEir.—El4h I;isbrnenweprcharged with being "part ot 'forty .persons into: had riotously 'assembled yetnettlay totenoon,, between ten and . eleven o'clock, „The neignbouts were alarmecrby the cry of murtler, anti on lookiti• out,,saw one , ol the Prisonflrs,- RiehaFtl:C3tistri, and . one `shot as Robatts, engaged, in their slitits only, at single Cultrhitt,„ with. a few porso4S.making axing in the narrow place for combathrits.. In the fug set:-to' both came to the ground together, but Ito t baits was undermost I and after being thrice knocked down stily,egeently he made alittit effort,: but .was ictioOted I.loiva.vith his hetsd so vinlontly.against the Curt i al 1 4e; flaggillg in :thy street,, flat a woond ,Was nitli4e,d, so deep asAo Aida* two angers to torn in part ,of the skull was- laid -oaten at the back of the head, and the wretched man, almost lifeless, teas conveyed to an hospital, where be lay this morning with- little' hops xecovrry. , ilemandect lot Inrilier examination. An Astinciation !Jai been formed in Phiiadelpb!3, for the purdbase of Merino Sbeep,,.and the implovt..- mem of', the breed of Sheep in' the• United AA instance'of desperarion not ey.cel.l::(l by any sn ,roO'Ord, lately occurred on the Cott inept, tnilics wi,thed jot , i(.1), who had for 4Aytatdi'Qt Y.O yetirS, established themselves upon the...filY'inae- Cessible itnitintain of Del igra4, situatecl.b:lween 1") 1 7e mati3 itud Crotiti‘t; from whence they laid all the adj.icett t country under contlibution, were SW rouPti ed in their tetrtat by a body.ai French trool , s--- D.:tspairing of effecting. heir vscspe,-and learning,' . 13 4 coacrerice with the French officer, that alOtgitc" illiniOU 3 death - a wtaitrd them; they asseribiefh ()Mir wives and children in two buildings, and condatutittl to the names, with their mosi v.iitaabl4 rhey:af.t6rwards threw themselves from:Aire highest .point:rif the mountain, but did not meet that ttcath the.y:coorted. .Nearly 300 louts perished in the conflagration, and many of the survivots were dVead• fully burnt. • • • • • lottle for ill) c IneAS was fought dtiSsottdily Lib cat Kncivite•tern, between - Ben 'et/lemon, a ILagemon, and Georq Love!, 10:1 a 'reputed miller, 'etnitef,t was crantintd with great obititracy for O T tto hour ohd thirty:five minutes, when bath were ca. tied of grouthi• without deciding ,the The Cthribatants were twelve stone men, 'round 11,10 hittet s, but without Science. gut 1 sl ;;, ;Oa ........ . ' . . , . , Alt tt hotter . several pet SOll4 have reeentlKeto y ttigtal bra I akell p for damaging the trees in (3''llletri,' a great numb er or bung men and tr),t I were on Stroday as actively' employed as they Ilia , : I been for several Sundays past, destroying the veo , 1 and endai -gering.the,saft:ty of the pa3sengers, ity,efi• deavouring to knoa down cheilagi with brick. ob;tcsion&stca..b'lelst*.silsioaublscrirt'ttee!Jd,''cactlega4silt ftobrasto'aireiutt:atee, to put A stop to this nuisance. , ve , tr, ,, - ' A navigable canal; to-c.:6,ntwa (bee rivers i i l' ..til Ain!), from Stone,bridge,-SliallOrd, Surrey, to Rev bridge, Sussex, i s i n co) i t.mri,lion, as ~, el l ai oo tter from the Thames, at .Nelbon's Point, to, jtiort 4 above at if,shotri: ' . t- t The issue of . p rovincial silver tolirtni' tly P r ' - ' l t 0 in livitioais, hashad a .010 A bent-.licial:elfeii. le current 'sliver 'of the realm tv,is,, generally Itogdot' and in consequence-of the influx of. tokem. , t r , llet'3l clrcutatit;rl or that bas taken Pla'e . ' ' '3ll pesions .posseisett- of tiviy, Jiffy, s i x ty, at ilUrldro.l)(lillld'i, in gni3ll ellattge, have v 01044 proper to unlock their coders, end prove that dirt/ is plent y ot. silver, instead ot st,arcitvi" 4 you li, fro a vprentice- lir , a di oggist at Sikalui..,o wai-11-Pnc'netttlett Oil St111(1,1y, eVyniiir,L9,ll.ffirr,,; tlf haV",g ,Wilitii V ihr„,,cl), ColtliC tyirili On ts;... ettrh . E.S .of Some w,l.l.eii %ow poed -him 11 , a evenint2,'•' Ho'wns isiten dittiost 11l !heal, 1%0-1' wlLe a,k;i6wlectgrd ivil gild', ale prro:10°11. siderabl b . 04 - r ___,.lllll II) t lie. arm, <lllti 11111 C or to had their apparel entire!, yolir, , ia)fet:rirovrnis::o::::: p ap) . 3 boat' , men' taoeo I.ll°l ' ~ itb_rieabot:lo/111.,),.peloy:siaeordgiy.:aii:',C) 11 , da, to de,tiril a stli s d I '''' f ' l ,, / c near St. Imcar.--:-Eyery non let the hot 1`)I cyst ouvlaetrbtoilaerydo,t in igt:tet o.cr,lteertw,ctortvltitatioore.hotcla:rierlinot:te- ittle'pri;i:s33olo".:'itii,,,,,ie'llier' jiji -late io the boat.aglitt, 3' 14 11 ; 1 , 1; ing into her, ordered the.b,,at. keeper to vtif 6r j e r the' oilier ',side of .:the liver to ibe French,l", 0,0 and a desperate tli` e i p t iko he, however, succee.!ed in throwg o f ° ;A A, And ' shot the otiier .cie:td.-‘4) ;I. ci t e' which he, snatched from the stern sheet : I e,, 0 , Wards *minded the Man it) the svaler, in 1 : 0 ,4 tempting to come on board a s tir, in t 3111 succeeded, in saving the boat. , •, rot atta in Wednesday . a Lieutemmt of a frigate in 1.1211/I°i.ei a .fit of desperation, 'fired a pistol in t° "'' 11 0 and aatially blew oft the roof of iris inotnti. btu aid i I Willi lit was conveyed 10 the Royal NMI " 1 1, T Y ' l ho (00 4 i ile'hopes or recovery. 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