The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-25 00:00:00

PCMTUGULSE PA P EMS. • Mad Quartcnat Cintra, Aug. 30, ISt!. GENERAL .C\RDERS. It, .14 with the greatest pain that his . Excelleney the 14larshal comma mates 10 th•: ar7ll, that he has ionird f • compelled. to-prinish'ilre'Capr , rins- of the regiment of Militia or V.zen, F. S. de Aguilar, and M. J. de Castillo Menlo, with perpetual barn4li ment or the kingdom of Angola ; and Lieut. F. Al. meld* Petlrozo, and Ensign J. A. Cabral,._ both of: the aboYe.regiment, • to ten years banishment to the . same country, for haying all of them deserted from tie fortress P. wcheon the night of. the . -3d of Octobr-r List, carryingotT with them live .snlifiers. A desertion, accompanied - wii h such circumitances, and on an occasion when the enemy-was kn . that Cinity,3lld crn vi bleb these L uilty men resolved, Pro-, bahly, because they despaited of the dcliveratic : : of their Lonntry, requires a rtornus punishment; if crimes Are not to pass with impunity in priya s tes, matins less can they be mei-looked in officer-, whose rank tontributes to render such (dunces Much more aggr3Vated. lits Excqllency regrets-the more the necessity of infliAtti,t such a punishment, inasmuch as it. falls on Lido iclutt4 of a corps which condiioed itself in such a way as to iteserve the approbation of Brigadier- The atiove-pamed . culprits were sentenced to die by a . Court Martial ; nut his Excellency, convinced that the officers of the army du not require such au example, a .circumstance, which lie mentions with great satistamiiin, has submitted to his Itokal the Prince Rsgent, that.t be capiwi punish ment °should :Or cocain' trd. to tha - above-men tioned bAti+hrnent ; for men .4) inlamous : ctught to be removed to as, great a dist'ance ail possible. MOZINEIO,- Adjutant„Gtmemle OFFICIAL. CADa, Ava. 13.---The Couhcil of ttegeftey has hddre,he t to the IVlthister at War the tollowin decret• • Ferdinan l VII,. by' the .trace, .of, God, Kiog of Spain am? the Indies, and, In 1318 absence and cap t wiry, the Coutieit nl Reg,ency, appointed ad Interim, to all .w , to see and hear these proeils Make known.: in the General and Extraordinary Cortes, aft setobled i, rti, city of Cadiz, it was .res.rived and decre-d as to lows tie Provincial Juntas, and Commissioners of Counties 'End Distrios, must furnish, withoutexeuse or, delay; to tG he etieralg, such aid and- supplies 'as 'they demand ; in which objea„, the General shall give them all necessary . assitance ; and they shall also be entitled to make representations to, the. 60,- verion3erit,' should t hey ousqrre any excess or:abuse. 9. In the tuilooked:loi event off„ ,Prowincial Jour s, or Como.issioners of" Districts, demon ing to provtil , such htlppiies tn. the.:aenerals as thpy,de wanit, the later ,in that,Casc• • use compulsion, to 'obtain them, giving a.i account ro the . ,Govern.- pent of wliAt they lia,e (1,40 e, und of the 'motives atioated , then - i. This dvcirsel sholl he cornrout.,;daiedtcs the r!nhnin: tr Regency, ho shall Like the hecsVily fit.t.T for its , . . JAVME CHEUS, Presiclepte llAtNins; Ti!O t ss, and At.:TiqsituULIVEROS, SvCretarjel. tjlvcn at-Cadiz; July . 2l, IS . iteatt-Quoters,•at cintra, Aug, 27. C E DE.V,S Excellency the Marshat perceiving that, .:not. .thr fieq.lent . pyders and insiluctions whiCh tie" ti •tsAu(-4,,ittid the paiiis . 4k,hicit he: - has for the .piompt 'b.dortit.ri.ltiOtt'. of justice, Conrig-•-tcartial htili scatty . great dt co'the- rriark ed plvjudice. of,the 9-rvieu , of Ilk iii;}' t Biginit..ss the Plaice itegv.t;t '; ant tiat that .11w condition of doubly - p4iniui, for, prior to (heic hilt 'tiog the puindurreLlt Of fife' they 4dy tridergonv, tt ICty 4 thef , ed Imprisonment, • is oho ethih.red by , 111ust... are acquitted; • elso coached, on this subjcct,,,Senor • J. N..ch ( , )hvt Ira' .U.-ite tie Barron, Judge: Advoemo req , Uring Rini Ap. draw out a plan,. cmniortnahle to the s, uiiticit may expedite the ptiv•cedings ot Coutts-martial, which, tall,ctsit short . enel, must prove atr Injurious to indiviclusAs, ay to the bet ViCr, ihi 3tidge Advocate has dravin tip, the und rwritten directions g and his 43icueilency.has deterinipt",d, for the purpose of at -once putting an: et d to the above abuses, that they shalt ..be invari-; ably observed in the proceedings olCotirtsomartial. leis Exec.lency requests that the iithoritiei Order the, assetuli:i9ij, of Cdarts-parti will Wen late exactly, tthl tittle at Which an tile . witnesses, may be at the place' appointed for hiilding the Court, so that their proceedings may be not drllyed by waitipz for,the witnesses. VO MS •TO BB OBS E .p 4 .(101/WrByUARI"IAL. It is evident that the gopd discipline-of find their titnespc rot service, depend uporythe exaa Qhservatice of the Military Itegirlatious,'Which tend to unite correct conduct with valour---&gsebilat qualities wh►cli as to form the true ruilitury tacter.. It any person belonging .to the rniliiary service livpavt trotn the rules of honour, condonr, and s pro= hity, u hich ittionid 'ever disungulift prnitAsion, it heeonies nocess*ry that Martial" La* rihOttiti without delay take congnizance or the facts;, wtt her cif Inililary or civil natnre, and;that chiti . . 4 4 p pontstnnen, of crtril nr the winittal inno.t should intrnediately fellow, Ft , r lie Ta tfai MOO .inahe ftehl of ' weir inst mitt , laudable OBjects, and that .cognizanco of etttnes may 'e taken in the. tooth atm - in - wry tv4y, he Fr~tirt~h'lt} , x cok , rce of prottedings shall be otoerypil i m al. t,011044.. 1113rtia; , Tl ) ,. charge must,be accompanied wit Iv the name ,- of the.. witnts.ei by whom it is to . be supported,--4 .be cortipett . ut ntilitaty authority shalt tipi)oinv the }'resident, and~JudgeAdrocUe; - togitther the day, hotly, and- place whare: the Court • sit; all wiTicit...#liall he cntitiminiCated to th c i sot) accused, t hat lie may. be.pre Dared :for Ilk, de.; fence on apptiatiog be!ore the Court. If the offence le of . : a military nature, the COurt• finiSh t rocee,dings in,24,,fixed mid suecePsive ,hoots.; it clf 4 civil tt.ttore, tl,t. ;sit the Gnarl , utkter ; exceed the telul of eight successive clays, without any The Cominatt , toutg,after delivering in the chariie of critUti , committed, ,by. any military sozn their oiders, in no Wm% interterr,nor, be hend any farther, either .b.s writing or verbally, . the person iteu , :ed. Flat in civil otfelices,- the of tended party tut re , tl‘e notice, that the Cowl may atttm'.t ti his right's. • • ,_ 1 COurt The:Judge-Advocate 'a! ill draw up. the -- cor'pal or t,pecification Of the offence, without omitting thil_circuinstanCes wlikch conlribuied to the, act ~ot ; criminality ; and, titian' this charge, and Oleic circurnstanci:ii, the witnelsest, .11.111 be slit citiCatly 06Ltiitit . ql, in order that in ,- nocence or gtiiit of the accused Ma:llw made •,ina nifest_,o all' the Metneerie.. • • The pioot beiog'closed, tho prison'er shall the accused' to - appear before the COurt, and bring treed'froni. his irons-,-the. Judge-Advocate shall read the specification.of the otrenee, -anti the depositions of the witnesses, so that the accused may well LID.' derstand the nature of his.odence; and the proofs which are tronght against him. Atter .being Specifically examined as to the.erime .of :which he is accused, and it attendant eircum stanes, his answers shall he taken'do', n e xamly as .H were uttered ; for in them Centiiits his• natural defence, and which by law and equity-ought not. t o be pet itted in any. particular ; anti as soon as thif. exatnination is ended, he stall be remanded back to confinenient. Bit if the 'accused' wishes to add any tibcninetits; inf . ..prochice' any, witnesses, the / yr:Shall be ; at the same till)e as he is to receoe previo.isnittce'. t the time and .place t trial, -tae must be , reptiv'ed swith these•docuivents, and . hi, witnesses mus , .' be ready at the day- aniflutur.sppointed, that the pro ceedings of t `le Court nrityrstittt r 'no inter p ruo tort. ~ This .tome ary ..ind verbal proeess being, thus tvr- Initiated, they President shall order tlit Jodg-sittlyri vale to lav , rioNn-anki te , cl,(it,,bonwnecess !y) , ail clearness, the evidence ill of ch iii r, and the t:efeuse of themecits l ! ! !, so that all th.. Mem. .bers be completely cognizant 'rit the :whet,. pi 0..t 1 iand no cloutaticim:”. remain on thtt ruirid*ot an ) of Hut shobld any them teel a doubt, propose it modestly and giro)). ; and itt,Oldel , the Judgeidvocate; employing -'Creiir and •expressions, by whielv-tbe truth shall, lu appear, may satisfy his mind. .. The Judge-Advocate, sbad then point nut ;the law under which the critne is compteheatte'd (Wlien it is pratiod),-attil shaltexPlaiii it, nett ot.ly literally but in the most easy manner, so that it May be Open to the comprehension' of,al),witliOnt the shadow ,of a doubt ; .and the Members being thus ctignizatit of the htletire.. the prOoli, and the law, wilt- be Coin irrepared(for .deliberat ion, Inch:1011)A t ers I,ra ve, and; woithrof the most serious' and .(.I!...eis con 'sideratiOn; it is essentially necessary shohld be 'founded in “knowfojge, impartiality, and tirtnn~ss,' 'Thus, andla no oilier manner, will' t hey perform ..'and to ,His Royal ,piglittess the Prince„ Aegent ; thus will they co-operate as far as are able, in Improving ; the., discipline of the 1 14 44 Pg.. *Qui livottl that remorse , a COM6lCio'C'e which, must tittach. to those * woo indisotcetly and kit:4lo4 depart from principles it,S..„just a, they are wt 11-kcaiintltii. • ' Thtt rm*Mber l*ing .then separated into 'classes, -thu . .Pre's)ideht• i,e begilmii %t ill, If titre cficnce i50.,1 capitol, I hey , shall deiiver Vethally but it it is, the mr-infidts Shall deliver .it, their votes in writing, erich atfixttia.l6s own,seal out wing any 'sea:, .Tudat Advocate - kliall.afiix a. mai k lir the s:ritivelfcct. 'mitt the votes, the Judge AdVocate shall r. - )lleet the seatence, iu which shall be specified iA het her , it was carried by tmonimity'Qr plurolity of VOIeS, accordiug*to thelortri preseribed'in the re - olat ion of the A,tti. of Se ptember,.. I 765. tut when .weighty reasons concur for mitiggitsg !iv, the • Cuurt ohall salmir them to hi% the Vrince,,Regetit,, that. In coro,iklevallcn of them he , may exercise hiS'. Royal ClL:met - ley towards sych as may be in circutostarrees to deserve it, . . ,Mozrtlno, Adjutant Gener‘ll. Ilayes, a Gentletnan, sixty: years; of ege,, perforrired 11.1(a - otile in three minutes and 'a half, ;.yesterclay, in the King'.s-rood, fur a wag"; of g 5. guineas. The driver of notage , coach was' convicted at Co , ventry, on.. Saturday last, - in,the penalty, of '..194 for, ,s t atertng a gentleman to drive, by., which means. an accident happened. On Moinlay last a mad Onplid t considortable mks , . ebi e i in the liororigh by 'biting seyetal other,. dugs h e a l so uniprtunalely fastened bo a pour..woinan,', who had a child at her breast, and . bit her in:iht2 atom; fie. ,prevcq . itc(l iloing any, :fur -j Alter nniehiel set)!:tnt.wlno lueliily l passed 'by ; at it La tllite will).11oadv0 in his hand,., and shot'hiin depti on. tk,epot, Sh was ininiediay Iy, conveyed to. the tic/skill; an snch steps taken aa, it is hoped„ will prevent an serioni cooiecluefiCli arising 'from the accident.' I o n Wediasdly Corporal 'the';Wes Kcut Niiiiriayquartered'in Sculcpates Thwacks, near ; i:111 having been ,abien;. the wbole. of the night Kt:ceding, rwas ordered into I cothfinement ; on',, 0' Gorporal.goirignp to him for that purpose,, he welasp 'frotn.his pocket, end blandishing it, ,:declared that.' be would.stab the first man. who Fame near it, :The corpdral -returned' to inform ,t,he ':,joie on .citay.; anoilo f r- Corporal,. named ThainaS Clarke, wentl up, atta'6n endeavotiring to take 10 bayonet, lyilson plunged the kniceinto his breast 'the --rnatt~ ixelairned , , " 1' any, stabbed !" racy to .flarrat:lo4: - .1111c.1 reeling forward, was supported into rotin; -,where be died in a few minutes after, wards.' Hull, Surgeon, beingdesited - by ilie*Curoner'and . ;Jury - to 'exatuntethe body, it„ apPeared that the knite had 'penetrated -the left - breast, and passing forward through the lungs, had entered itearly an inch into the heart. - Tito joryi, after a long and p,ttient investigation, returned. ai veediCt of:JP/Tut agaitist Corporal We understand he hp d previously horned very good" char:taer in the regiment. `lnts;•since, been, committed to Ylark' Castle to take his trial fOr the offence. • : , MIDDL Eitt-V ,ctt " MDXSj s Sein. 24. twAytoE• qi gitAvD,ANIYSWI,NDLDIG. ' .Rickatd t ilWrews and 4-itexanderfigif. "ere ptitlo. the bar, cl . :arged upon an int.llpitueot *HI) detpuditig by Airans of certain lake . .-*;etence , , pt the Arri , of Ogeinq the form of the statute in that ,caie roach:. and. providOd• • - " Wrjlett the Indialment was abut tp b; . Head, and the prisoners -called upon to plead, Andrews adure,s ed the Contl ; and repeated his ai*lleation to have the trial : postponed. •• • ;.. • - • 4145y,,,f0r Ate prosecution ! , objeßed to any delay - , and the Court decided, that ho-satisfa - dory grOuuds were adduced Id postponing the trial. Mr:ALLEY then stated the ease, And obierved, that the prison _ ets were. indiaed under the ;wilt of George lit. commonly , called The SWlndliPg • Aa.," and be called the. following witnesses :--- IsaaeXendall stated himself :to be the proprietor. , of the Coffee-house, situate ClemenCs Churcblaid. He then ,deposed as follows :-- 7 -g‘ am the landlord of the St. CleMerif'S Cotfee-house. In the month of- Febroary last both of the prisimt:rs emne,tp, my 11044 e. ~It .r.kos on. the -12th ke-. bruary, on. a Monday., They came in conzp3ny.-,- Mr. Hall.arklressed the very re,peet fully, with how do,'. and,so fordo . ; as m;e were accustomed to he very. friendly. I had a Inerwledge some years prior to thii. Attecti.unte htde conpli tniAntary waiter had pas4ed beti.veen Os, he intro ' Andrews. 146 ordered some dinner.— T''!e : Cotfee.coom. was'wry full, and I was bogy at tending, the c , rhpapy, Bc.fprc Ley Ibt-tir 7 dinner they Called for a bottle 'of Wine., 7f:here ,w.ts nnot her Gentleman t in 'illettfree-ljoirt, 'ttiho '9l l 3oke to Mr. Hail ; this eiltiernan was invited to joi4n; them after.dtriner; alto invited, ire to take a glass of wute.with them. They spoke civilly of my 'son for the aw-ttion be paid. ' I believe' they had three or tour bottles of wine. After dinner , they., (tilled to . tue, : and-asked - „lne Vmftdeit • out ;it amounted to 11- Oci,' The y offered me a check on Drummond and Co. titieNJ me the .che4. • •On looking air it,• I pereeived an infor nrality,.; and would.not it. I then: retuinedit hr Flail. Andrews said he woold draw another, and, they 'begged pardon for tire" Mistake. The check ..had , thirieert on it,. instead of thirteen pounds. I saw AndreWs draw another for 01. ss. ,racitrstcheck. was in the name of Andrews, ,though, offered' by R. by Mr. ALLEY —Before you gave change, did: ) ou make atiy inquiry,of Hall as.to Alve %kali ?-4., While A lidrovs. was doing,somf.thing,w'fth it, look Hafl aside, and asked himwas Fill. right ? ao swered, "'O, yes, my dear fellow, don't be atraid;" .find(speaking.of Andrews).- tie said " he was a rich 000 e, of ;Os, ..whO had.hcen„very.kind to,.hint on va floes occasions, and that 1.. need not fear." The . opinion I formerly , entertained &E-Hall was so high,; that wnuld • have given him ;forty- pounds, -instesd of the biilanceot;the, drart,liaci he asked it. It was, - settled that the Gentleman, who bad joined ~ oners should accompany them to the Theatre ;. -they - did not go out together ;• it was propo! , 7ed . Olen-) Win prtsentersy io dine at my . tinuse , -.on the, Wednesday or Thursday f.410,4ing, tiho invited, Winn Che pricoperg ;eft the bottSe.s the Gentkman stopped 'at the. bar to inquire whether the dinner would bet OTT the Wedttelday Thursday . ; in the rne,in time Alter Nem away. tWietr, to the door along with the . ,.Glittleitynin, taut . • they Were ; we looked' to the right and lett, but Ohl were not to seen. I then:: suspected soinethilig,was wrong 3, I,sent. my son nes.t.sporndig ,to Drummond's, but thcre. were on to . p. y • 'the draft. In a day or two atter I went, „ac.:ornp-, ;nit d by-my son, fit the Banker's; but tt WA ' s tiief.6 , ;i the draft has never; been .paid. , „ Mr. Heald, fromthe ,huuse. of ,Prlessrs. Drum Mond, 'roved that Aodre%ts had not, at,tile time' . .of the draw itn; the said dr ilt-, any cash whathoe‘er. in ilwir hands ; -that 'the money ,which 1,,y , to hands belongiog w,liich iaid to his' messenger three but he ad mitted-that th:tre had bleu a cash - accooni with ti prisOtier lAndrews-in their. house, and.that, withio thtwi years..pievious to. the i year. „1,b48, 4,4 aceoliA eveeded 00901. ; it IA as, however,. all January 1868. The prosecution on the - part of .the Crown being, fitlisllo, the PriAuflem , were called on, their, defeace,, when Andrews asked a few otiestions,,ot,. Mt. ILen dalland Mr. Heald, and then addressed the Court.., admitting that he drew the draft, and ihat the money. ,A 1135, give* to Ids unfottunate Irieud, the other pi sorter; ; but he ttubmjtted, that_ . .as, he 4tati i ii,4o,arl: -aci:Ount in the /3inkitig-house, even bad that ac icount peen- river-drawn, 'Yet he ilttl not consider • ,himself ) , Mach Jess did heiconsider hail) art tiilty of aty -violation- of law. glaprod,-at cAtec,ts which prejudice must have upon a man sp,tniserably ^situated as lieswas, and cenclifded with a strong apJ pealdo.the merciful consideration of 'the Court and 'flie Jury, after a very short consultation, brougbf . in a.verdih - of Guilty.. „ .Thq both' again tried upon a second ~ cliff a alike offence, ,in.deltaudivg.a..fltrit , 14 the 11iltpe . lbi Illundell., who keeps a ,T4Verl at Blackwell, of 3 . 01. The particulars of this c!sd ; have 6aen lately stated under the head .l'ohce were . . both f0u,n49,44/Iy. • . • lia Court sentenced thew, tor the fiist ,ottence; , to• six; months iniptisonnknt ;Vaud t l tic- second; to seven 'years transportation. They wsre itlttnrtlitit cliaitted , ,koet4er.oo,conyoyc4.4 W ' 4 I)avl4 Day 4, :inn a pan pained Pili;;ips.„ who ii?ti been conviated before - the Bow-strcet AlAgiltraies„i for the kraudolont.praetice of keeping Liule the neighbourhood of I,,ittle I,romplon, :wl3l O, - put to the bar. Ihe e%iactleo : upou wh,eti the cilivic tiOrt WEIS a‘imrded was ligaio and the charge . being fully substantiated, the prisoners were Itttptweci eacl4 to six, , inutktioCimptimrtmettl , ;ali d to, be publiclywhipped through tlio ,nffighbourhocd where the prrellee . was tUilltliitie , i. FOurpilio• men named, Nginton;'Biott . ne, Droer 404 another, were brought up .un0tir1510111:11,6,112411 . }7 , Atlcir: 7 col4,lo _.;baying, ;91)Pcti quite sr) flagitious, they .wets septcwxd - only to ~s!).c.' months' imprisonment. coachman, nained Po/dm; ',vitro , O,sitally , dstr4. 014D0111,.: Printed - 1;y •RICIiARI ) lIAAItIS, at No. 4, M ar that s c o/ tt, pow"trect ,and 1 , 041411424 by WIL LIA Sotitl)' 0.8 4 A.t,toO Soo Ontoi, No. I IX, Strand wbere Itivatisonegus, (i)rders tor ite Papir, i.ti.tei-s for tbo iditor (poiri-pci:ll):triqst 17' .t~~ rd tbe lthpfnft. Atlge; itobliti3VlEd itinier'l. .hope'S Ac ' t,.ibr a tiii.streii)e; wont, in in:a,ing r ,, , g,iin,,,4, -for a grenter itEn than' their legd P.. current value: Tie principil oltness, sallied Ero?1:. well, tape bf the Bow -Street ,patroles, etc ,t, accdf, 'panted by a perton belonging-. to the.Mint,:io White. 1-1011 e Cellitr, - in PIC, dilly, tin' purime to saidet o lli t r i a lteck p s i: e l i t r - n iiiti e of the t °act:inch of ether rettonithOt` o tt t e ti l i t .e ab st it at t u :t ie b s t7 i t ig ,at u t : ht g ,. u n i l o 3 e n as ,ta o 4 iit ; the.in(tvmer at the rate Of boiv 1!. 23. dil.':titi guinea ; tile &bid wai ritaiked fur the luliji,k;b.l)/,‘ Agent for the .IStitil, and in less.lll'sn'hi,e OOP ~ ... !,,, 1,,, after he purchised the coin, for wl;ict: potrod,r had borrowed the ine aro nitoil the .10,),00, tier soner was taken into euvedy,onti `i;blisgelo it up. , " tif I 411AlY:'tlAtitlitiii!!111;i.11r1le Cirticcu- ltnnliti-itticeensiCiiiil l'ii:l'bretli'll'egt°.llrlrea„.l into tins mistiemeanotir.by, the Wit (WWI i, tir ld ~i' contended tbat.„the:Ptosecotoi.s 1:::d 'l.,llEt in 0. .protif. as ~ they 'hadl r not,. nddaced, in et it King); Proclamation, declaring MIA 0 current value of guineas is. • The 'Coutt lidoeta) , over-ruled ,this, objection ..Ind the Jury 400°1: s . trainecl to find . the -, man gui;:y, but ' ea rtipair; commended liitti , to mercy,' under the eiretter ie tl r i ,of his ease, and;on, ticount,of the veil o ' 4 l ' '' ,characler .given of, hiin by thre reipetlfil)k)''' nelNei, , . . 0 The Coltrt, ,Ort the sane ,gr out} eser4"-b• diieretion by,declining to proliourice ic11):;c1 the -present, and ordering hint to bc diseli.„4o, Mogrnih3nees (or his good condo , heretiftell',o matters liable, in case .of.onother ofloOttil' called up for sentence Itl thiS. • EDlNBußriili Sttr:e2l. -Weave sorry' to ' Announce the de ath of M, l , ~ WI LX.18,.. youngest .bro.her to Alsvrnswlrl,'o, Eit:i. of ßonitingtort.., On Moilday loto th i "%iii ,illitti., had been looking after sortie , sheire!l:l4 ,:wcre, at work.in afield nen- Boonitigto6an'lPol inbautionaly. gone into .a fi,-ld Whore a yol r i4 was grazing, the ani,U3l rut 'at hili ) , " d o pe , ' htruck him oh the breast *ben atletol'l'w,t'',..o, him. by 'the headoltere twill, vo rueoli4.o; , he, could possp,ly .escape, ,ho wo r11;114n„ totef 041:1..:Ptelaa. PRO!), and tossed aho'Jt fur. ,om e n *rtieri'llie - Will . *ll`s * )(Aiwa bi t ,, i '() b 6l "`: ck ,!,,i ' ti o were. feediiig alotvg With. lrini ; Ho d 6 ' litil 1 31 , 44 fury, of ..,1119.auillials, that although this.l9,Ptict scene took place, withio,view et f , 1*. 1 . " Cio 10 lt , earers, it was qUite ituPcissibte. to 10'16 -.' 0 t asiiitauce., kiVlten Nlr.•Wrijsl' tligl,''lti :tif..49,.wg still. alive, with his• bi. 091, e 0 old almost every bone,in his body hroicl:l..; ,ibi.otkii:ol to speak alittle,.and drank souse mr4tq,rf.i',3indat,l. two. bent's 'afterwards. • . Ile has lefutrwlie,,,,,,colf cdc4al.ltitr.ett to lament:. his, pittn:llltl/6..li.11dc:1:0"004 On Tuesday a . most' barbaroug on 4 10 0 crime wits perpetr#ct at_ forth. A P 0 1, 151 ,; 11 n, 0 ;01 1 Icfri»ei . ly lb . toe army, atid hos 1 1 .0 Y. l i::,, r ,' t '01 ) l l ' d as a shoemaker,. atter makiT•g" 30 .°ll`ll..'lirt ,di life of ili**ile, wbo , escaped, will i i ' ' ,''' ' ''ocbg tlf4' , 4 .111 s viol.ene, put to deeth ()Ile .(Cilti:d alaei a fine boy or (oar years of age, h/ ree,,, is e:ii, in the head .atid bH". The wart is 11 °, 15 1 lie Nii r/ tody, apd, has said,. iii leis declorAtiort),:,.'6ol iii 10 . tptilm'e in a st ate of .ill,ko.OPitifP'ilw ~. cAse always creates a . teriipOqq: insoPitY:' ',,.."ich,?4 'Thursday night, a little,' bILII6re iiin'erit'itold.OPe Hugh Dunn, the carrier 6eivice9"4a/llsle'l 'li4' gc4, Vt , is• . oti his viiitbbilie•-‘Ol.l big 10.), ,e. 01!, I pp '' .1;. 4 ktvo:plep,..43,littripd, u;it ii A piro. built )40-0 VI ith a stick, attacked him ,wh en ° tiie.i.‘"lce,(' front plAa g ow ; the pifital,itavit?g,;l9ir: v i , vs, l they kriii4 a .hirti cici‘Vri ; 'I.IY 1.-',dl,',liiiillioi.',,, o u t i t e e .t t l i ti m. 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