The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-13 00:00:00

POETIC?. MASSUNA ' S NEW MODE Of DRIVING LORD WI.L. LINGTON AND ttiS ARMY INTO VIII SEA; ALtiO A ‘V 0 tlf) TO OUR SAGACIOUS FOLITICIANS AT 110141 E. In the Month of January, P.l6htecn Hundred and Eleven. Some Folks cried, till they grew weary, LIN GTON if JO'C'd agd driven ! Scarce had March its sweeping Pinion, O'er receding April spread, 'When from Portugal's Dominion, Callia's,boastful Sons are fled. 1 !I . From false Prophets (.;od defend us, Who thro' self:importance write, And such Heroes only sent us, As can reason and •will Eght. IV. Still, in spite of secret slander, Which all Merit will pursue, W LA- ti 4 wro la, thou * Loromander I Show what British Wo►th can do. This. Epithet is peculiarly apposite, As no (*lora' was ever more universally' loved by his Army, than Lord W kL. LINCiO:: is known to he. .I'ItENCH PAPERS. CoNTVANTtNort.E, FEB. 25.—0 n Wednesday, Ow 13t11 instant, when the Grand Seignior . was go ing to the Mosque, the Marisi whO bad lately pre sewed a petition against All Pacha,' pre,ented an others in which they state that they are perae by the agents of , Ali Paella ;at Constanti nople, for h,tving, had recourse to the Sultan against the. veY.i4tlOns wtoc.h they Strift.ler!, - , The Capitan P eha is on his return from Natolia. appe , ,rs he was esfietialiy diarged to- elect a na - -• • vol icitiatit;it,tiviwetTs sevtlA (it the Asiatic Chiefs, or Avails, and' litA he It suecee.ded, hits brinks back with him to Cirniq',trotoopte, Axil:l4J icey, who WaS joimetty Rl!,ortalivy Oftee-Admiroly, and who, in, the Revolution ot infil,when the Yaoiss.trieSr... volt : cd, anit 1,, the Pal ire Of the' Porte, Mu.;;.. tkil with the Capitan Blasi_. P A chit; Thi,4 Itt , t t.ti tt Itiniself to Roista , but .Achtnet bey took refugenear - wito one of the tVkni.; 'Chiefs, zr partizan of the new reform. It is froto thence that the Capitan Paclia hos just brought hint back. „ ,„ n Sei-mior ordered kin the :*11 , .1 e'eerttary, —rant. . the KahliaCaii tc, forhhl hOnling in the, heighbotri hood of the Seraglio • fearing tint the pregnant wo. inert in the,interior of the llarern bright he incom moded by- . the firing. The Reis E,ffendi immediately sent to ittiO6o the. Foreign Ministers, who reside at Peva of this determination. The Porte has just is,.4; , ed a I,'rrnatt, stating that the Rajas of his Highttesi ttiu t trot in any. iip u be phiceJ at!,ove the ittrisitiition of the Loral Atv ho ritieg, by the proteMinn of toreioteri and panic°. lady that none, ot them can be Consul or. /1, 8 ,,,m, to F o r.ie,rt Pawers. We cannot be surprised at t hese orders, conside6vg that for t , a'; - 0 years the Rajas of the. Morey and the Archipelago Wands tr,ive passeit for . Eng tthh, wete A n soth prote/itd, ulnd tchist.d to pay the imposts. Mott) , Coitsuls, and, among them that of candia, are Rajas of the Grand Seignior, - The uncle of the Capitm Pacha is about setting • out for the uncivilized Regencies, charged. with Many, connuis-ionchy Qoverninetit Ounbrig others he takes, several commanding the restitution of certain Ships \yid , h the. Regencies had, and which triu.n mune ;tatty ty, veti up as French". l'aeo;rtiao,lM l Alien F,gnani, Chain , herhiln tit the KhlgtiOrn of Italy is tattered to travel in Europe, in 0rd , ..1 to it Ike obseniation., on the dif ferent charitable irmitotiOns. 8EA1.1,10, I~lln it.mr 190-•'•—rtilere is much talk re speaing a journey which it is said his Majesty will take to Konighlprg, los the purposl ot reviewing the' ttoopS. IVlAttcu Setene highness the Duke of adenburgh set Out yeaterJay on his way to Meters burgh. Betts:it, MARCH '24.—Yesitetnlyr morning, his Ext:'ellency M. de l'alleyrand set ont Solcure : plevioes to his departure he read a letter to t LottLneiran of fiWtt4erland fiord, his Majesty the Etnpvvor taf th.o French, in which th3t august. witc h Elccatory, and the Confede..a wm, of the .taertiudtemeo/ of .leer , Wip,t,:rial Majesty, ~anti, thi". birth Or ill King of Itutrue ...Vials joyful:in telligence was intmerlietely.,announced to the in , habitants of Solenre, by the . diScharge of •airtillery., . 'buena, i\-I.kkti Which has blown lately with, extreme violence, it appears, has calused Many C3iM,lt , ls.ol. , iitlt,. A N coiA, v7,--- , on the 2.2 d instant, the birth of the:Xing:of Rome was announced by the firing of lot. pieces al cannon, and ringing of all the bells. The palaces , of the Governor-Gent:tat, .of Ptur44-Urt4 rola the Cehsol4 of I...i*,hiCe and `,Vraples, .Were' - On the. tsth a great Mash was Celehritetl, and . 7e, :beam ehaunted, at which the Constituted Authotities., as well as tho thsitted. In the tvoning w the hole town Wei ilitit3tinzrtt ti. PAttis, At b.—On S.tturday the nnth M.trelt. the ,Frencit and Dutch Imperial Oilicery ru Vet. vales gave in one of tit. .witws o f o w . 1 Palaco a . magnificent ball, in honour ot the birth of the king of flume. A - supper was also given, tier. tng Which rho hi altits of the Emperor, of his :.ttignst Spouse, and the King of. Rome, Wert; drank. Each toast was annotmeed"by a discharge of artillery. .APair.',6,-.,-The Count , Goerlitz; Grand cttanther. fain 'to the King of Wirtemberg, is charged by,his Soveregn to. 'present to his nijetny the Ent, perur, a letter of felieitation,tion tli birth of SOO. The of Naples set opt from his domityljo , on the first intelligeiled he received, by te:egrapi), 01 the birth of the 1(41 ur UOllle, and has arrived in this capital, B RISTO.I, C.C.IIVC !AT, .- SACRED NIU,CIC: Two grand perh.r.ilmces tool; place at St. Mi chaers Church, E. ',if:A, c,n ,T„,.,asy andw,-, , dbeid3y evening last, under the direction of Mr.. Asa a, on whom we cannot ,bestow too couch praise for the rich treat he : gave the numerous and brilliant coin ' pally wined, aiter.dr:d. Thu s(!le;`., 4 tion was;irmn the \yolks Of HAiseut.,, HAveri, Mozsar, Peamot.rst, , ilec.! and the principal vocal perfotturlg Were,.Madame CATALANI,, Mrs. Wttapsott, and Mts. AstiE4 Mr. LACY, Mr. ELDGE'O., Mr. CONIEU,, Mr. Coy:S.F., and Mr. PittLtrPs. The ChortiSses were ext(nNte, ant) tine band mrAt complete and .effeetive: Madame CATALANI sang " Angel ever bright and faU4," with her accustom. ed excellence. Mr. Pitturrs, "In native worth and honour clad," gave thA hightst Mrs, Asna most sweetlysun g o .4 With veidure clad the fields appear; ., and " Martin Luther's Hymn harmonized." Madame CATALAN', horn her as : tonishing power of voice, gave the gteatest (Area to " Sing unto the Lord, ,, and the whole peffOrm once produced the highest . tratisfarti9o. The per. formaneo on Wednesday was " 'the Messialt."— Madame . CATALA Ni was very in'" Comfort ye, my people also in " There w ere Shepin:rds abid ing in the field ; " a sacred dime, ;compoted by Ur. HatottNnviN, for Passion Week, was. very tine, solemn, and pathetic; and much tulmired. Mr. Putt-Ives Sung with extreme feting and sweetness, "He was despised and rejected Of men." Mr. LA4iY was . Very - effeClive in—" Why do the Na , Lions." This Gentleman never fails to please.-- And Mrs. Asus, in "I know that my Redeemer liveth," was admirable. In consequence. of the Rid den death of Mr. WATT, principal perCorMer onthe trumpet, Mr. PERKY took his plat.e. and gate., the highest satistktion. The perform,inee on Thursday evening was to be at the Assemble,Rooms. EXTRACT OF- A L'ETTEIt PROM AN OFFiCett OF RANK, SERVING IN LORD WRLLINGTUN'a. Aitray Miranda Lie Corva, rtigeh 13. " I snatch a moment you, a hasty sketch iiar le-nett:di:l4s ter the hit ten Otc,s. On the night of the 44411)514i1t., the Ftencti withdrew their troop; trom the ntighbourlini,d of Rio M , wa• s discovered next morning, when ra , PiOof:S diVision was: moved torwerd.• On night bto lheY retired. front Entotarem and ,Panhe; e IQ the first of uhich places our head-quar ters'were olovid on the GM. The rear of the ern,. tuy halted at Pernes. On the 7th our head-quarters were at Tortes Novas, and the French had their rear•gwril at Thotner. On the Bth we entered Thomer, and pushed our advance to Chat . ) de No. Cann. On the 91h tEe army divided into three co lumns, for the perptiseot Marching on Coimbra. The bead.quat teni„ weve established at Pemba, and the light -aivisinn wits cio-e upon Pumbal. Lord Wellineton letvi!,g received a report from the ad-, vauce, ihat ti-)t Fre.ich „had hatted in great Spree at Pomba!, rode over to recononme them. On hi s Teter') he gave orders .for,briegiog lip the whole of the'army; and -we.were in great hopes that the en c. , my wculd try their strength with us. The whole of die loth was employed iit concentrsting the :army. On the next day, about 40,000 men b,ein o cr up,,we drove the enemy out or I'onnbal, tom/Inch they set are. About 25,000 of them having taken up a posiOoti in the rear of the town, preparations were made fur attacking them. Night, however, felling .befote the whole of the divisions arrited on thY groutt , i, some 'Ol which had marched near 20 miles DI course ot7the day, the attack was de (erred until the ' following morning. The head - platters. were moved to CassAina, within half a, league of Pumbal. We made sure of a battle ~,but, to our great surprise, we discovered, On ,the morning of the 1 2 th, that the enemy had ruched off in the course of the eight. We' immediately pushed forwaid,. 11!.1d close abOVO Itedinlyt we came up, to our great Satisiliaion, with 1.5,00 n French in a. very strong ' position. "We were .not long in bringing up our eelumns, and 35,090 intently amid 401)0 cavalry, supported by a bl eong resene,,deptoyed in two lines, tinder a sharp ctrinoeade, and tneu advanced upon the enemy, the light ititnotry having previ o usly (Silveri him from siinte Vloo4x heights. the Fi v isch refused our attack, atid moved off in some Conftl - having in their retteat set tire to Redinha, which our head-quarters were transferred for the " This day the army marched to Within half a leogen of Cotideixa, where we discovered the French leer-guard, „ia,oon men. strongly' posted.— Aboot noon Condeixa was set fire to by signal, and the enerny Marched out, In the course of theeyen ing our patroles were pushed on to two miles. be- j you& Coinleixa, on the road leading to Ponte de Nittre:lll, on winch I enemy's rear-guard was postixt, and by which route it would seem they in tetta lo,leave Pprtug'd. We tiot witinmi hopes of being able to force them '• to give bathe before they teach the,. frontier. " The enemy Melt latterly have stiffered - dread.. fully from want of plovistorot. Their necessities have compelled them to subsist upon every kind of animal within their reach. We niet the remains rif many regularly slaughtered jack-asses on the:road. p urtogu d st L i °ups !ewe behaved admirablyos-r 'hey tinily rival our's in cooriigo. It they have any fault, it is that of being too eager to get for ward.. The retreat of the enemy is conducted with great ability, line of march is so well cover ed, that'. wehave hitherto been able to teke'verSt few prisonera.".... MUitAT has published a decree enminatoiog every metileat man tu tion informer--it the c tercise at tiwir OreiiiOn they shall cumc to tiro kpik ledge of tiny crime, they are to give information of it within twenty-four hours, under the penaltY of pay. lag ten ducats. MEL/IND. Ti Al M Ilt cFt 24.—During thoiast uteck we copied from a Cork Newspaper the aceouot of the attack on the house of John Purcell, Eq. of High hat, near - Charle‘ille. As any further prticulars of the' extraurdilary resolution, intrepidity, and prowess unknitested: in this aged (.44:ntleman's de tenc:e of his life and property, most be deemed ,in teresting, we will insert such an ample detail of the occurrence as Mr. Purcell's presence in this 'town had enabled us to coned. It appears that• Mr. P. had determined to set apart the evtuing of the t the purpose of ar ranging some of his accounts, and as he torbaw that he would be thereby employed until a late hour, 'lie caused:his servant, to proyider Supper. That 'provi dential interference so remarlsable throughout the occurrence, was not a Ittle visible, in .the seeming immaterial circumstance of Mr. P. having preferred that the supper table should remain dnrennived' till morning, rather than his servant should have conti , hued up until the time at which Mr. P. conciudtd' he should hove finished the arrangement of his ac counts, ' • Mr. Purcell conceives he had been two lieur! in bed, when his attention was engaged by an unusual noise outside hiti house. The mitt en which lie ' had supped and slept was ills* his partner, the windows of which latter, after, after a short litl terval,- were beat in,' and namely. air instant claps:•• eel below he beard several persons, he believes tee or 13, leap into the room in rapid successioo—he had but a moment to deliberate, and although he found himself eaten) , wprovided with any other weapon than the knife, which he recollected lay (01 the table, he, with the most astonishing and unparalleled bravery, resolved on defence. '.. As there were two doors conneCting his bed , chamber e with the parlour, he was a while in sus pense at whieli the robbers would enter, but was speedily relic., ed from his doubts; by hearing them remove a g;irdeilLi•viO, which eWtrualed tine of the phitiiigS, diA ' teereopon seen* the' doo r threv eri hi by a v tuk b.. Wu v of a' sledge ; Mr. P. now put his hick e:ose against tho wall, ,immediately emei veto to lee dour. Although th'e' darkness oteMr. V.'s ro,,iii i tWeted b , ul inAffiiiit: to those without, y e t t hL in eel shining brightly thro ug h the win u4, which had been broken, and thrrwgh whi c h tee patty entered, gave him an impatleet view Of re., assailants,. and discovered two men abreast ep- pniiL,biog him by the door. Mr e Purcell at. this ' mometit only hesitated to decide whetheraiinel: hand or a rigtitiprward blow would ha most power tul, and'on preferring the (miner, he plunged his knife into the, breast 'of the nearest. Man, who ins -1 inediatdy fell back with a horrible screa m 3e , and :e.-: , • 1 pixel. The Captain of the party gave orders to fire, and a musket was theqm.,qm: presented at Mr. P. and atinally lay against his belly, but as from its,. 'oblique position Mr. P. save it could not injure, him, he eressed against the barrel in order to hi, duce a beliet that it shou;d prove mortal,, and per mitted it to be fired ; he t hen rave ,his reffian•also a terrible wound,' with which he retreated; a third Petit w; undeterred by these examples, lrad. the te merity to 'memo, an entrance, but mot with a like repolsee--ehe expu:sioo of the etvire gang front the house, it was imagined, was, by this .effected, 'with the exception of one powerfully strong vil , lain, who, more successtill than his cpmpanioris,' forced his waYe into. the' . bed -chamber; whtch the ruffian immediately.,, notified in the loudest , and most exulting tone. During the whole of this most terrible proceed ing, Mr. P. had not felt the influence of apprehen sive until this, 'that.when greitly fatigued; his de strnflion seemed inevitab:e. ; but yet, as a hopelets 'effort, he determined ,on continued resistance;—h'e' clo‘ed on his assailant, and a Very fierce struggle, ensued. Mr. V. troing, that altbough`he frequent, ly stabbed the felloW in the side, he neverthelesS. persisted in repeating a demand Of Mr. P.'s money, dreaded the point of his knife-had. been turned and blunted, and such, on feeling it, he found to be the case—he was this bereft of his only weapon ;, however, in, the encounter, lie discovered a swotd. suspended to his opponent, which he now ' istroVe to gain, but during the exertion, the wretchettman ' expired in his arms, and thus ,Mr. gurcellotiod . that his knife had not failed until guided by provi c-mtial interposition, it had miraculonsly and:faith. fullz secured his ,deliverance, Ihe reniainder of the party were now contented to depart, carrying off the dead and. wounded, and Mr. P. dreading the renewal of the attempt with increased numbers, prudently concealed himself' between two heaps of emit, inean adjoining yard, :fruit) . whence he issued to the morning, completeiy : (mated 'with blood, and whatever else this. clam* matter caused to adhere in, his body and limbs.— leseems a third fellow, named joy (a native of this ;county) who cotni.osed one of this party, died in Newcastle, Comity letmeriek,' his wounds not 'have ,ieg permitted him to escape further than that town, end it. is thought few out of ',the entire ,will, go un puniThed, al they are welt known, „ 1 The Gentleman , who so valiantly repulsed this s,mg of rildiana„. is more , than seventy years of age. .. S , r P►iclt.atin PHiLtilis, it seems, is coming for ward with a new wotk on the subjeel of JurteS, it which we oncierstand he has introduced 'an appro4 pri tte tribute of praise to the PRINCE tier Cuti,o STEALING.—A daughter of Mrs, HIND.; stiN, of Berwieß-street, three years and a hall old, was dtooYed from the door of , her parent at dmik, on,Wednesday evening, by two women, rind after the feelings of the mother had been tortured,by the toss of her child tltirty-houra,' the latter Was left , in a watch-box, near her home, on,'l`htir4daY The account the child gave of the transl6tion was, that one of the miscreants described herself r as her aunt, and said she was' about to 'buy her -some thing, and took her to a house in some, court about W4rdritir-street and stripped her. woman has been taken into custody on suspicion, and will be examined - this day.' and Pcblished by 141 ' , LIAM Alt c; Rle PS, South hiolton street, Ofirdl34l* 441411t1' R I s , e t t r e N ti o s, 4 . o, M h a e r r t e l e dir t t 1 1 . Z , .. u st , :te te t tier for the Paper, Le tics for the Rd for Lke. (pott-paics), must t" 1144"11114. I.(6)NLIttN tait'rtiehTistuval.ZCvrtii2:DNtioi, IW,BLLV, APKIL 8, .N.V',,,incsr_lay M a i,,,G,.„„,:m B 1.6,,.tnn 39 ,1 i t:di :1 ,, 1 t,ve,.l iii taal way to take the command of that di , ' tre.t. ' m, l2l )is smot I ' ii rig , between the hours of one atid 00, - Neal l‘PlAngliliti, or the Linen.liall, war, bought into St. 'Maly's Wistch•liouse, by taptoiii _Gardiner,. allot bar Gentletilan, nod a drurniiier be. longing to the Armagh regiment. id air i nieniible s i tate, and in a few minute.s after expleil. ;Jr. a ,s ;L::: i t g w 1 1 :1:0 was on - his return home, wit n 9 '''' i 7 . 3 wf b e e l l r e f e r 44 ° l . l:te fi l t , ll b i y n „ C t 1-':lePedi-ruBtmretenteiri,lewt ' s l7l)ll7fw:i 1:1°)4f nitsi.ng A 1 tthvel"t'intitlei,leht°tltgirleglyellitelieitultelne'ir.iPsfiNatiinl: his- watch, cash, and other articles found opoo bite) taken care of, -31:d - safely delivered 1° 114 ri°ll-Is. An Inquest sat'on the body :hi; atonti'ig, • and brought in a verdia:—.4 Yi4il,4l,ari : by 1 11 " 1 " deuce. This bring the - - tit .ek BOlvoin felst o r. r 0,,,,,, ~r, , the Theatre will remain closed--ihe rbr ie ' tu\v. ever, wilt have Arnpl;-; and' inure approplte oder,' tainment afforded them, at the Annual Coioo4lll°' ration of Handel, which is Co take pi ice at the itv tunda, on \Vcdriesdas• next, for the benefit of 1?e , cayed Musiciat, ' and their families. Tile Vt‘ e. Regal Pair have wsignitied their intention of hol ° ' tintogoltilglee.enteitaintnents with tizt.preseaco Ole: , ..---.......................... . . 70 THE EDITOR OF THL SO. The Humble mbyble,yoP:t.ition of the 1-forse late!' e ftll44 --.....h....... bridie. Humbly atibbee:eatvbi,lion Tbc'itre,•ic: to blnd and tile cPafitience of the N i f ' 11LT It A Of 1116 EOUtSTIt 1A N AHT ! have long ...0 ''' croertrietsioprotetirdsitrariA ()bee ition. ~ to . T 4,1 your Petitioners are inexpressibly 1411,704 Ind thir --,,--i.ale; to a.,1 in a new grand anJ 6 1 )1 : : : t he sNaogner.7,,ea,. ad le , , called t I 1 e Ty it NalSflAi'iri. itieili'lesent4c,Niii:°lll:l'v.;, moon, on the large stage ° , t 11.0 11 Westtninster,bridge, on Easier monday tx:roo .15t,t1' "I it and in which, among otll' f too ", v a ineid,ut,, • your Petitioners are to droP In I li:to:I the stile, without being shot--cl'al 'a ';'; oi ,ilt denth , —imitate ' being alig,bily and , (11 ' g .,,evali t ' Wounded in the oft and hind feet--.31(3,'.7..„,i0-elmps—inasked -elmps—inasked hatteries--brialedlelin e l "' 04 0 Ifl lie lose, on the earth among bluit,woo, f 1 1 . e and d i ' dild „marshy grounds--in. arnbociide tiO , it ,oo, °II . the' enerby, in the highest pitch of ili a "! by way of • . , b .. 0 t he !, hat your Petitioners seriously •1)00 4 ' ~,., tot , 11,11elkien which. is the obje:t of thli .P F:I / t oty ,.o 'have its doe weight, by opening 3 1( '''' e Yil l ! i i rrix f ` i a , 6 1 all our gobie Pat TOTIS and gala° ,' ' 0( 1'0 tnts our- native tend happy hid, nwi i'll i l' . . '' I': but t : er theait t . 1 - e t , ru ve t r h y , k . za f tly ou ' next 'M oh daV evh:1111 1 1 ; j: "0:1, Plur Potiiioners. most licin,-,Y, votiret. ap . edi:nliy .request 111'31:y011 will send otie i ;00 0; 1 celleat and accUrate - reporters to o', „core they will see the Saracens and -Aloarb.).. 0 , f ie tour, le.,:dy to conunerice their opero,l.„ipsi.te# ai t t ) ii i ia. o 6 e r m r p eed - o s i . : l • N i i 'V o l " a r t ki:riugBExecec:l;ttin3 en:11:111:;14'io(‘'%1‘•?t!'irtl Esi:ilitd:1:111''1:.1-11::ntli'Ji::44 roicioo,l4., -That you may live to support yov'r ~ 6 01" I advance& tsio (belt humble endeavours to atnnso thi, 0,0,10 live to desery t thu e us i au . Li years, and livu S not a.l rest of Signed, in behalf of ourselveavandi" atu4l, - - Theatre, %Vestal inst*er-brilf,11:5;11::: 61' and, CiWg APIII 13, lisi. ri c' ...t......"'"*".... --.• ' On the t • **------- ,3 I l e s wag commi t ted 6h ult . Baer! IliChat‘lo7l), wick. to the /loose o f Corto- ti' ,,,:p.4' ged. clothes, l a ek6. ;. • ~ „ ; bot oil 09 bal:ladrCeadhellid!t:l'fs:lhh,:avenydiPc2:2:l:.eirtile:dsc3icv;°'lliiii"l:P:4:4li'i;':;:i‘:::B..a.,.,..."Hel:::;:gj'llb:lsl'. cell( n i • 01 (le ° do J. P/lIIIIS. t ,iv , On 'lilt 28th I f' l' id• IV clt, rho t , rot , .gyp. tMacphersono( yOn Yesterday lilteT :di1 Monday atlyrst i larloyaari tilt. at !,i t a t :S .t a q l s:t.leot K a i : 1 1: 1 1 1. :, l i lt yi .l o. I i i t i o: i s : t. :l I tm t , o f i i i ln i : I .. 1 , i: i.t . C: Lclle, t ioi : I N' I) ) t r s:: r3' : ,, son. of A DaUghter, ~ h !,Jdr ooh, ' I j 1 ) A . . hsq. Purser of His MJjastY's 6 ' ' . so ,k ' ' Daughter. 1.1 Iry I I"' / °fS222—.----------------' lAmpton rowg' of a bituithter. age(),llW"illeli2agtlh lltiliCtiln°fOnailr:lF)‘:‘,li•ecliir4: 1-:-I.i,t'letil 'ir:"t;I:;,::°41!,;40';‘• - ! - ----'.. at 0: "if "' ' /11,111° .t:viie'''' I '? u'an, and nephew to the present tcs.l"` University, . • i t t , ', 11 ,,' .„ nous: , ' .0111'4, on Sunday last, suddenly. at 1,13 . ~„.‘tolp lip ' wio. t, street, Mr. Wrlti,l,,, si,,,;kalt, Jr the 0 " , 1:04, - f • On Wednesd.ly • 10, chirto. l'Alr''''':e 0:1:4114' SVi;inot,eraidia,l;Bl:.itiaDyes,n,loirnntiitilz7ai zi ).Jr O tord, eldest daughter of the I.te SWOP' ' .0,1,0 ,',I IthY I;l",iset, of lioali111,,ho`• '"11';,1r.04'1,,. f, Esq •at Dover•stieet, Pies:A.lolY. .11 tOts. ;:fr''.,,,,, . Thc same morning, at Startllcal 1) 1 ) o ,i, Ig:' "to,,if ji of Mr• Wiiiiarn SrM,lt, ot llrsilig,h3llll,lr,ol,4,ll' iitd, (ii the i,lth nisi. at Scuttnirtle,,i, 4.: ', 4:41 Miss liehrletta I)ii•on, (I,4uglitet oi tir0' t",),,,,4,,"`„-oti.P- V,stitit Dillon, of 1.1it,h1,:.:3„11n05:•,‘".,,,,,i , 0 3, , ,, t,, , ~, In Crowt.strect, Din)Pn, arta a rTe',,ti.,,g.t.i:010,,;, itigir(:;tsl:l::,:\le:liffit:., Irs:',...e,:tillii:::Tnii.ll,illll.._te,it.tlico'aorti:'il,if.t::,:;:e l a i ii ,k i,..: 3 , 1c; 1 , 1 / 1 1 7 1 1 ::::: i t , 14: , :' ;;; ; 1 1; ::: 11 : Pri • nter Of that City • who, in the J i i c ch, I:, Sutirla Sh i l'h h' philohollof ~: • • 1 cco.s , :Int yis i,0w.1 ..,- ~, o t bored Sc) het Ada Itioll Of 11101) i,l 0 ),, ' ~1.,1' ',,ti ,1 ‘l - ;,i the Bth t il yi t 4il l t a il 1,01 ii.:l.l,:),itta.actnivt.o, irs;i : : ,i : ~ , , , , ~ti: ~..' : :Iti:;;E.,,, and rt.rughter pod sole heire, . ' .''. ' ' h . and thc tight lion. 8 li l In the county vt Mel iolaq I, • I deeply felt and larriente.t 1 v -: i . •,, -,,,10g loi,. I„pit,,,! had' f tile lionnur ally, Jl, ,' L f.,,,t;d1 fojo. '0), 1-)Uting her severe eo'' , tlit''ite,,ert.lo,,, a rational hciri rill Ow ~... ; ~. „ o r 1 4 1 , i vs. be truly said of this annank; -0,,-},,._f ,:.„ /lie St.` she NVai "ey c.' to the blind, 4431 lo• ,0 ..11 A• ; to the poor ~ ;,nd the cal.ls.T.ofaistr, !I' d ' _.,..„.. she searched fA 1 1 . " _..........................00.100..'''- ; I 1 . ~' ..; '- '.7. ~.: