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TITLE, OF TILE, CoRTES. CUM' I Pt ,J,- ~~ lis iced prop , rt v which pay; a direct contribution, or cstahl , slicil himself ,in business with a consider.. „p:de 61 , ittd, its the,mpioion of the Cortes, •'• The legitimate sons ot loreignets"dotniciliated in S„ air), are also ho, shaving been born in the :Spanish dominions,: have never left them without the permission ot-Gavernineor; ' a ud having attained ihe -age of 521 years complete, have ac quired the•riglo' of Citizen in suite rpl, ! ce' of the b3Me dominions, by exercising In it SUlne.ptOftliSiOn, 13 - t flee ; nr :- Tnre art: • - • ttnise Spaniards who, by-pi,tlter side, derive their descent horn Attica, the path Of v.iittie turd des - ert lies open, by which. they inay' acgtiire lie rights of Citizens. fn consequence-of this, the (2,4 k.s are t mpowered to grant Letters of Citizen. ;ship to those who have .rendered ,eminent services, to t heti:country, or: have ,distii4uished themselves. by , their talent 4 and. good conduct : but .11pcin this witlyrepeit .to the.e last, that they are born in of fret,' lathers;: that they me 'Oculist:lves married to a free woman, and ac d rpe rights of , ettizeri;'hin in the dontinlons of 1 ; H aim they exercise some profession, office, or . with . art, th tue.ins sutficient to ,tip; tier their 'totally, ;tad to give a - good education to their chil dren., 23. .None but Citizens can hold care employ rnents, di chose others to fill th e m , in casts speci fiectj.iy t fte privti , ge of a Spanish Citizen is lost— , I St, cqyiling naturalization in A . ,fureigi country, 2 I By ac m cepting an employment under another 3d IV a ieritelice imposing ignominious or in facoon , puni4imients, stiould it: not be aftet wards tepealed 4t' , . lil having I'ved ten Successiveyeats - out of the Svinish t , oi tes, without, a commission, or, lierinissii , u from the 'Government.' • , 25. The exercise of the s"-me tights is suspended-- 1 , -. in virtue .4 a judicial interdiction, by reason of phreniy or toad-ess.' •2d. By being in a ,tate - of insOlvency, oilti debt to . thertioe 3d. Xet:il.lllg - .. wi%C. as a servant. • hating no eniplo ) mein, or visible rneans - of proettringa bth. ley ' 17ting involved itt s c.rittiinal ptatehs: • (..ith. Front the year 1900 ;all . those who enter anev% upon the rights of Citizens tnust learn•to'read and write. • f.Ai The rights of Citizon , hip can be I tct or sustiended only by the lemon, specified in the two precedifigarticles, ant; by no other. 01? TUE 'MANNER OF FOAMING THE CORTES. e 7. The Cortes are formed by the uninn of ally, the Deutnies who represtmt the Nation, named by the Citizens after the tour) prescribed. "28. rilie basis of national tepresentation t 9 the same in holli hemkplieres. • 29 :".1.1C,s Oa:6 i , composed of the popubtion cif inhabitants, who, both linQs; are natives of the Spati'ish dwninions, Ind 011bn:ie. who,Bove obtained troni, the Cotieg lette,ls.ol ciiizenship, as also thos , ,t coinpye toAoicle 21, 30., To eninpute the populati ,n of the European dotti . ittioos, the I.iht .Cenitts of i7f47 . sliall be had recuu:bti t. , till citn.be taken, and, a entre., •spond , ng .one sh.:ll bv formed, to ascertain the po. plOation of the pro inces beyond Abe seas: • 31. ever) 70,090 soUlg of a population * com p:?:c.f,'",:b btated in the e3d Article, , one shall be &oiled to eu iCIS.• • - Tl,, population heink.distributed over the ditie relit I)rovitic ,- 0, if in, any there should be an'exoess of then 35,000, one. Deputy wore shall be elett,d, as if the to 70,000, but if Ow surplits ,shoukt not exceed 35,000, this is nut iti tale 1:1.1cc. It Ihe population of any , pro.ince , A t oOld rip' amount to. 70,00(. souls, it shill be juiced ti) ihe test, in order .to complete the number regkosiie fOr •the nomination - of a Dc , puty. Tue islatid, of St. Domingo to be excepted, which is to lit:od a Deputy, AbQugh the population shoUld:net frutoUut to the number retluired, citikt , TEß C)t , THE tit/ NfBER TIIE DEVITIEi TO THE COItTI:S. Vvr the election of 11-Outiea to the Cortes, Electoral Juntas shell be twirl tbrtn)ghOut thv ditre.• reta oi titre (InVerentkiirovinces. CJIAP rift 111. ELEpTfIlt4l. POISL-1 JUNTAI. 35. The Electoral Parochial Juntas shall be com posed of all the free citizens and tesiclehis in the bounds of the respective parish; ematg whom the bectilar ecelesilStletrari: to be comprehended. . 3(3. '.Lase~ Juntas shall be he let always in the p e io ns fai the . IstAid3 and territories adjacent, the first 'Sunday of ;the month crf o.:tober of the year pleo-ding•the holding of the Cortes. 37. lu the proviinies beyond sea, they, Shall be held the first Sunday of , the month of Decern bir, rive truniths prior to the meeting of . the Cortes, it bewif, imilers.old that in both etifica previous no tice s hati.be given by the nigislrates. The tetnaiuitig articles of this•chapier to the hBth vrtiLribe the mode of ehoorAng the Paro chial Elellors, of whom,one fs ele6ted for every .."00 I,ou , t,.!li.iliiter3. The Parochial Junta, in the, first place, elects Cortprumiivari9S Orbiter 9; who. in t h e i r turn choose the -Parochial EleNors. It' the population of parish require otie Parochial Eke t„r, eleven Con/premiss - a/7os must be previously chosen, in order that-they may norninitte the popsdation rcluire two Elea- ors, the number,ot C o ul prul ;i2t c ut i 0 S oust be twenty-one, and 'so he Compornissarios are chosen by end) house holder, going up to the table at which the President . and SeCteruit.,, ot.the 3 . nnta are pheed, and cleclar. the 11,1:11ci of the - persons for whom he yoteti, whit_h are ta i c .,, L) • down by the Secretaries. Those ti) obtain the majority of Votes are irninedLitely proaliLneaCompromisorios.- On hearing the Pro ciatnation, they :withdraw, before the Junta breaks itp, to; allot her apart inetir,and choose by a majority o f votes; the Eleoor its Eleaors. - No citizen is permitted to .esettse fiimsetf from these duties.-: , The qualifications for a Parochial Elector are the being .cnizen, oty)ve Q 6 'years at age, a house holder and refildcLit iii the parish, mirried or a wi- • dower. 'Before the proceedings of the eleCtion corn• mtroCe; bia s i cOrbrated in the parish church, and At the cunt-1161,n of the business Te: Leuin is challilted• per,sott . 10(31I #ppor aethe election armed :> • I 4it iitik / CHApTI R IV. r OF' DISTRICT .eti..ECT4)R,%I sc). - The Electoral Junta* of Di,rrict, shall be • composed of tit:- Parochial Elector‘, who shall as senthle..in..the..elli, place,nfeach district, i- order to onotittate .the Alecur, or Electors. Who shell re. pair to the capital of the orovince;in , order tot: Wage the D•.:pulirs to the (.3tirie... The . st.co-etting articles of this Chapter. to: No. '77, rest -lib duties and regulations of these Jtiot.o. The number of ,DistriCi Electors roust be tr.ple the number of DtTuties to be electe.l. They ate chotten by •ballot. The .qualifications are citileu. ship-25 yea's of age - -a• houqeholder resident in the. District, either in, the secular or ecclesiastic state. CIIAPTER V. of THE intovlsicts;.. gulta s iblf4l. ;PINTAS. 78. The Elemoral Jturatt of the Provinces, con. skiing 01 the Electors ut their Disitios shall assetn• tiles to the Ca f ital, in older. tOlehooselbe necetWiry nutn4er of Deputies to be sent to the Cortes, as Re presentatives pt the,Ni ion. Aceordlig to tha fo!ln , ving . articles, 8w five eleors ctiu-se ;sots Deputy b ) suptestas (substitutes; fur Deputies) • are chesen' in the saile . manner. The number of suialentas tot each Pro. vince, is. one-third of the number of its p. The tinatiticalons of a Deputy. of: the Cortes, are the toil possession of the rig . .ts of Citizenship, the age 4415 years, to be a tia,ive ut the Pro, loce or cromiciiisted in it by a rrsidetkce Of seven . year s .— T6e Deign)/ may be . ealled a secular nr lay persot,. A cetoth income is also tube neeesslry,.but that is to fixed beteatter by the cortes.s—The Secret...4.s an`d . Cuumellois of State, and prisons en)plo)ecl it, the ltnyal cannot be it crawls 01 the tot ci'gnet's, even thotlis paitealized,, ale excluded:s—Nu person basing an eityloyinent under heG9verilments can heelettO t,ir a kiruvince in which he exercistshis office; tItAPTER VI. OF TIM 144ETI$Ce of Tag CortTEb. Arta 104. Thu Carrot trtiall-aurst ovry year in, the capital of tit s iongdum. 104. When tl a ( u 've fittcl it convenient to re move It) opiner pLice, they have too power Ao do, so, ptciytdrtY t'he disiance be not mote than twelve . leagues . troql the capital, at d two thirds of the, 1) - eputies pre6oot content to toe removal. toff.` Th 4 Sittings', of the Curies' each year last fur three months successively, counneticiog the first day of the month of March. 107. mA• pr.long their Ses&inn for, i111()Ilief (1101101 ooly in two caseb,:—lst. At toe re 9uest.of the Kinv, 3.2ttly, if the evrtes think it ne.. cesiary, tv a resolution of two-thirds Depu- . t t es, approved by the King: 108. The Deputies mail be re.elecied every two ~.~ years. • 109. If war, or the possession. «f Buy - part of the kingdom by the enemy, shall prevent all or any of the Deputies of one or wore province* Irian ben% present-at" titit time, the deteCt shAll be supplit•cl by the former Deputi , s of the tespeo ive cart ing lots among themselves, till the proper 'lumber be .compl IR/. The, 'to the Cones may be rc eliosen rep , atedly, hut without . bei to accept theirti , ,t. 11 1. When 'the • aputies arrive at the capita!, they shall present themselves' b , roie-ihe Permanent Deputation ta * the Cortes, which shalt - caul their tieniberi, and that (lithe province that ele,:ted 19 bo , ipso 'bed in a register in the Sucretery's ()thee of the Cones.: I t 2. lit the year when the . Deputiei are to, be,rti elected, on the 15th of Venruary, the primary junta shall be heltl with open dm ore, the President being 090 Of time pertuanetit Denutation,:,und the others belonging to it acting, the part . Of Secielaried and Registrars. . t - 113. In this first Junta all the Deputies shall pro poweis, toed LWO Cumullb4iont shall tie appointed by a tuijurity of vulva; one consisting or five personii, to Clalllitid tem puwerd of all the 11.•pu. ties ; and the other of three, to examine those of the Commission of five. I t 4. On the 20th of the same February, the f.),(k peeparatory Junta 41)311 be ltelti.also with. open doors in which the two Commissions shall give ittiorrri lino respetting the legality of the powers presented copies of the acts °laic proviueial, Lions. 115, In this ,Tunte, and in the others which may be necessary until the 2.5 th, the doubts, - whch.may arise respecting the leggtiiy of the powers, aild the qualifications of the Deputies, 6[4111 be settled de i• naively by a majority 44 vOtes.... i 6. In the year following that of the re-eledion at the I)oputies, the hist preparatory Junta shall be held on the 20th of February, and moil the such as may be deemed necessary to deterinioe, in the mariner and form expressed in - the three preced ing articles, the legality of the powers' at • thwDepu tie4 that may have been last presented. I 117. E‘ery, year, eu . the 26th of,, February, the last Preparatory Junta,shall be held, in which all the Deputies, laying their hands on the Holy Evangelists, shall take the following oath : Do you swear to, deleod and pursue the Cptholic, Apostolic, Roman Religion, and to admit no other into' the kingdom swear. Do you swear to persevere„ and cause to he pursued religiously, the C61131 . 11%30011 of t he Spatfs4ll Monarchy, sanction ed by the General and Extraordinary .Estate i Of the Nation, in the year at A. I swcar.—Do you swear faithfully tOdischarge the ti mt. which the nation has reposed in you, Ifasing respect in every thing Ito the welfSte and prosperity et the nationi A, I swear.---It 'yon act this, may God reward , you, and if not, may . he . tf9.mand it at your hands. 118. Subsequently they shall proceed to elect from among the same Deputies, by a secret scru4. 'ivy, and a simple majority of votes', a Prtsidetal .Vice-Piesident, and: Secretaries, when the c.,,ortes shall be regarded as formed, ,and consti teted, all the functions of t4t, permanent de. putation shall cease.. I,ID. On the same day, a 'deputation of twenty two Members, and of two. SeCrelOriefi Shall be no• minated, to inform the King of the cartes being constituted, ard of the President whom they have choseu, that he-stay' signifs it be will assist at the opening of the Cartes, whict► shall - take place ou mf.Nl ale, Ist oi. 120. If ttn King be out t►f the capital, this com munica►i►►n shalt be made in writing, and the King shall return 84 Jinswer in the sante manner. 121. The King h hall assist in person at the open ing of the Cortes, and if any impediment should arise, the President shall do it on Ille,d4yApppinted, as on no account can this be postponed. The same formalities shall =be observed at-closing the Session of the Cortes. (To b continued.} MAI I.S. Dut—i'LisbOtt, 1 Watalurd. PRICE ( i'()CKS THIS DAY At TWILLVI U'CLOCX. Consols . . . . . 63 ;. 1 N. iuLam jUla uicaas VALSU/4 AuaeLAT ? LONDON, SATURDAY, ocrcatF:ic 5, 1811. Ifindsor-Castle, Oct. 5, 1811. " The KING has passed the'night without sleep. and is not quite so well this morning. " II }IALFORI). " bl, I. A I I:1,1 E. " W. lIIIIEIO,EN. " Lt. WILLIS.',' A case is stated to have occurred: eery: recently, in with:it the French acted, towards an American. ship, upon the r , ..pe,tl .it, the 13,rini Aid Milan De cites. 'Flee ease milluded to is, that of the American; ship the erince illadae, which was I.3:Ardca a few days itgo..in the, chops ql the Channel by a French: privateer, the Ciiptain.of which finding that the ves-: s was American, ntid Eiden with American pr - duce, pt.riiJed: her to continue ter voyage. This case is adtnitied even by those who have `affiloCated the American Cause the most strongly, to be the first instatue " its .it has been distinaly and salsfaaorily shewn • that the French laW of blOckade, as "applied to the tlig of the United States, is rescinded."--4t will be recol .lea.ed that BUONAPARTS declared, that the Decrees should be repealed.as far as America was concerned on 111 e Ist No% ecuber, t 8 ; and now, in Oaober, 18 1 1, we have a single case produccd, toshew that the repeal has been tided upon By a vessel Which has arrived from Dieppe, ive learn, hit i3tIONAPARTE is 111 Antwerp, and that the Scheldt fleet has ben performing some evolutions, but upon a very confined scale, under the command ref Admiral bit WINTER. It is supposed that BUONAPARTE will continue his journey further to, the North than Holland. We'hear that the troops Which ,were assembled at Boulogne have broken tip, and began their' march towards the North. This intelligence does not surprise us; we expressed an opinion some time ago that the threat of invading England :from Boulogne was a mere pretence to lull the Nurthern Powers . into a fa tal. security, and that as soon as the advanced state of the season rendered tt necessary for thi Brr fish fleets to wiihdraw from the Baltic, he would begin to carry hiS'plans•into execution. We very much fear that the result will shell' that our appre: 'tensions ''were? faunded. Various 'rep'orts rein_ circulation respelling the determination of theYßritisit Government ,with re . ~.. pad to Sicily. It is hardly' necessai-y to say, that those reports are toutided solely on conjecture. We believe that the cause winch int4iceci Lord W. BEN* t TI . NCK to roam . to . England has been much misun deratOutl,;. it is therefore lzibhty probable that all the spectOtions upon the conduct tliat is likely to be adopted by the British Government are fallacious. pond 'W."BENT,INcr. will return alMoSt immediately to Sicily, and there is reason to hope, that the ditierenCes which hivie so , unfortunately. subsisted • will' bu satisfaaorily adjusted. .. Some of the Morning Papers contain an account of a.clisiurbance which , is said in have talcFn place between a Regiment of lu sh. Militia and detach- (Denis of English Militia, stationed at the „Royal Barracks, in . Dublin. No otliial intelligence has been ieceived of Such an event, and we have little doubt that whateVei-tnay have occuriLd has been exaggerated for party, purposes. This clay ibe, QUEEN'S Council assembled at Wind‘or to examine the Physicians, and make their report en the stale till his MAJESTY'S health. It is supposed by some, that , the nature of this report will decide whether there titian be a short mewing of Parliament before Christmas. Parhament wa's yesterday prorogued by Commis , sion, in the usual form, till Tursday the 12th of November. Ttie. commissioners were the Low) CLIANGELLOTt, the Earl of AYLESFORD, and Lord NitiLGRAVE. The Commons were represented by Mr. Plisoe, Clerk Assistant, and the thliostS ut the House, Oo Thursday evening a King's Messenger left town ,with dispatches for Mr. W as,t,sit.gy at Cadiz. ,Custaas, the Master of the Rolls in Ireland, is at present upon a visit in London,.—..There is now a good oppoitunity of throwing a OWN light upon the Punsonby Negociotion. in , ie: ~a li y iC , !_lly t.;o a rd tt ;‘ ) lrra eva . t fl e it ig isuroeettlette t w ra i r i?lerddlivlteltroo., ail Mr. PRRCEVAL.• • _ LR•iy C.A.TWURINR TILNRi Lotto hss takfri Lo' cl K I NNAIRD 5 elegant house .in Lower GruWen.t. s trut . Admiral STIRLING left town on Thursday even* ing for Bath, to take leave of his faintly polite-eel to iris departure for the West Indica, where bee's. pied s to be st ali oned forAliree. years. A Court of DireelOrs of Greenwich Hospitsi ha been held at that place, for the Puf pose Of iquiring into the eircumstancereatteeding the late contiagrie tian *iliac. ft /appears that up in Of iiir:eif at andinfierp seamen were in the lafilitety at the tone the. lire commenced, all of wheresits now safely . odged, without having experencitiad additional acetdeot throitech their teddenrllloo:i in the remaining wards of that Asylpiti. Tlie de' ► ni ei ,g e t r ne e: c t i d t er e : o r m n i s: eity t c .l te;iBiestvaesildelirit°t,sot. u s ed , i s t e :t y r c t e ee . to 9 1 1:e u a s e!gi°11:1111'1,1 of iiii ": ,l 6' 24th bf Atteust, communciate the unplt'aetat irele the f ir.ll°l3"l3uts of the Canary Islatids,'aed led prat. -Mrs. J(.llpAti has closed her engagement at e-„tel . TiltethriDe‘ivi:inbrnie:wl,"7:lldidaPglsei'srtis'ot'a: bttes: ''tt:lN'c'e'ecrec2eedd:illi'osbir.ynliirnirv'e(lni3P;;e:llle'silil:dic: aud`there was a grant! denier at the Mon,i6allnt" ' I M u n ti r o ' t r ie: r e t C 7 d .l a l s P i it:wsa,l7:alar.t:l:rElcigaei r lt se r e t I') r til , A t ' lirvi‘:cit.itl); ailliti.;-Ijieht.)Rl6ltlll,osit°l.;:i:::::f;e: %%Ito:retired being given„. tile Doee o f Rl,ciiiill and said, ‘,‘ Cm sure yoo 0 3 t' v a due credit to his absence, whet) I tell yotOW. has rc-tired to lay iii . B' stock of hii•altle to eii.Plt; b 11,11.1 10-11.11Uro-fo his ;IV ger) Lord W 6 L. 1.1 N (JON, l'' 6 - 4 1.4 your baeles."--The etent as W‘is if.eot Oil,t l t . • gfratest - harmot y. When the Commodore , LE Cours's lo g '. 1 1 1 ~ , LI, con,ing into close action With the I\lllo, i , the 14,ulch . seamen on board ran below, i. Ol, „ 4f ,„, ,Otters ht lieved, through cowardice, bat, at: :. , , 0 ..0111, tclt heir dixlaration at the time to the. Frelicli V:i, ma od'int,tleit they would, not tight fi e. 'lie ' ef : l ,:i w:.o .had torced them into !Itch service,ll eo postlibly cou'd avoA it, nni itow. they s:. , w ottA lt lii , of . their captivity fast adproaching, thrif t ~,ie. means of the English ftigate. It is also Mo. 0 11)3t the Dutch exptesed f,reat j,)y he 0; 014 boardthe Naiad. • A Mr. ROBSON, an aanr, who has ctl" ired 't' i s v t e n n a l ll •Gstatraaraenolf.ri-elepattlitea:,ierAt oatoirstliie.or/1:102erlhhii;::::.;r0:: is eigaged fur parts of -2 liCtVitilepliii 11111111, s;r4 of genteel comedy are lamentably 0311'1.1 l ' r „, to theatres. - But, indeed, till authors will toy A in stee portraits from real.life, and probable een"ti.olo e t of the 4ashihg heroes, and eXtraVag3"t ` idy l ~,e i 4 modern -comedy; there can. be Itttle.c!ianCe 0 1.,e1.,, much of chaste and delicate'lltleour fill 1/16 1) ' race uf atitors. , t.,.04,i to 1 , "" 1 BONAPARTE, II 14 well-ktiown, oup,- 0 it ,,, L'woEttPses- as Ambassador 11011, this , o ; upon'the etroneous notion /hilt. lll9 1 1 r „ v ,iilil e partial to democr4qiprinciptei. Nl' 014 A" n „ r i,3r a sa an y tMi :a f ant l o y - l n L t o o t ß o 4 r it i lt o i l ::::lo a w r : t ti ::: : : : : : t it' th. r : w ". ee l : ri : 2l , e ' .4 ti" : 2 l l % , , l ai(l,ol. i tu f :;: o iti : ' , o " sit y , agninst , ii:ings and, PriocVs • ~-. ` - 0 ,•., r oiet mollibie proof on record of - Jest-PA" be f o r gotten, particularly stud: he h o ve ro the rank of Ambassador, and e bleb onay ~,coci, aUlisguhrtpeor.perOatnionthuePccenlebtral.:°llod of 71:jtjift 1724, one of the dreadtol ePoctias of re I ow it horrors in Emilie, at s feting' for that e P at P ll ' in Hamb VI. and' 11) , b ' at i' the r ''' is no Avowedly 0 • a t t iCvl l , t if i e ni I fS g i lu tt il u l la i uyi t i t t i d o g r t i:e l t ii , tril u 'l I : Bi : s a e : t it ecsfil'asu.tjtitilsogoel .Loup :aftailileblll'l°l6l::: 1 dd:St6 ,l l , :t:tlC i ii indecent language it espressed a hole ' (lo ci 4 :iemreildarNil.dotnet:racsh%of vithiass country ootihryei whom the despicable authoi denorninsted.,ol 'pi, dered creite" it is also ‘vell know .!'„), h oot Bstteow, ,when he arrived in tlti c°"!: ca 0 10 4 . ' 1 France, on, his -intended reittro CO A00..,,ntne,a4 years ago, .speaking of - 13 vo s A rAe'rep, , l e ",. u t im etit t him, to Kie Iti4 owr. vcord4, ", the grea' 13,40130, ‘ltcouteldiv:lxe.psaeol:. ct:,111. of Liberty that ever existed." leis vervvyarte of t r,,, hoWever, that BUONAVOTO ig it'llYl3`l.Low, 0114,', character and principles of iogt. i":,:,,i10y O'P' theretbre, ceosiderieg the extreme _f-'-viiii_.o,c,ot" which the Government of the United S i . , 1 7 t :0 oe ducted itself lowa, ds the - French '4 l . ', i;: o t sli! prising that the American Rulers 5it0a1e...;,01.;,;‘ such a man as Ambassador to hitn, t!",,,,,e ih it:; rat her humbly implore. hito 10 p,oinl-'l`o‘ll,l, ia il dual mast acceptable ter sock; a situat e opittion Of the Imperial Despot, ' raeo l ' ber L ed ° , v li t that a p liBtIO°ICAINI LYIle B S i4LlCCCaint n r :C ll° .. Yl) .. 4111 r o'l:l:r..lo:l''r'ri::f, of a mmantid att;chtoent, lOW' _r,, covict.,,, Bto in a young, lsdy to 101 10 d w 'J ot 6 , 1 e ;, i B 9 tany 134 y, It 11.4 b5O) t' b' t i bis 0 16 0 . at:wally accompon)ing her lover, u the case. The circumstance' dinary oatuff. The lieroioe' a 11,,e.0,,,,,,,,i „ni, respectable and pee lir:plotted, ba d eot reeturneolij fection for the )(atilt, which "w".,t,i.iotee life, j , v , til all the resoureva by which I! ulB aced hlanov,o been supported were dretined. 1 11tt .i.. Y . : io rfiem; 0 „, ing experienced Lee ins 0411°11,.' ‘,:toe, hoe o i rocked to commence a 14 °' v" 1 , 0 ,0 01 is ofilaitoerr:', et,"`,,,,'',10,,i, lion .was one by which his c ___, of eau 0 ever. .Being •in • watit of th e/ 111 F: licomfoitOl.o.y, lul3pcktitiYh'imil (), $ that tl°n g ti come leh fi r st 1l i 3 stepiir:rheat t r I c o b r t; I k w : T o re w t o cir , t l l : ll : le ` f ing himself and his beloved in _ o i l a f0r,,,,. Illation, he bod the tooliner IQ cot wen 1 0 7 1 , The eentenct of 'death WhiCb Liiii•uof tronIVQP.I tuiPotnu, but hlgn 411wallievcr muted ` h ;:uncte"s,43'itiel, * P I: 41 0 ' 1%11 : ' increased by the disgrAce, Pr,o,_ wo , t he .. A i from the considerati,n 00 117 ond (rod, of the colamily. Fle'r Parcbtleck her ard°l3r;o,l e rted all their influence le Check by her iiiielfit in vain, and they well; corrille Ella ,01 V Suicide, to let net follow der lover. 00d pao,i I . 1 A assesses 4 g riiptiblitY ii 14 years of age, en- P and 0-- bettiPi eye' ore fixed and resolute, mo il eteu ,14,0 them which felicity dinar}'. Titihisyotopopegarorpariticit6 etormoairagehipnadiltsf,:stelrsPovid.elia7 j4;tia°,- a ~~ " 3 y ,s. F: ` ~ } ~!f