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London, England, 1819-07-28 00:00:00

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smiNty Papers received of the end of February
tar..asio a variety of intelligence from Cey km, dated
-November and December last. His Excellency
( i..verosor Bristasitigg had iivord two Proclamations;
she lir.t was a ileclaratiosi of the priociples upon
"'etch the titevertitneut of the Krowlyao provinces
imilterorwirrl to. be regulated ; and a second
• • ..... uoced a restoiation of the usual Courts of
Jic•tire, whirls had berm %Imprinted by the deels-
I •", of Martial Law. The pristwolgaii .... of the
"slier was stettottproted by a royal "lute. I"
ti. SC document'. it is stated. that the contrivers of
the lair rev...lotions iu 'Ceylon wer.efilmil 11111011 thr
very rennin. who had betas testoggti to immOttr
ereurity by she auk outersemiou ,of the British
'power. tiorrroinr .114owistigg reit inda every one in
the hettlrene..t. that no ol.e.lieisce is due to any
other Power thou filet vested in Lis hminds, null the
Ignite or the Kandyiiii provioce.a. by the King uf
England; the general' etkei.otivr and judicial an-
'Amur in lit. snoviiisea
finder
delegated to the
&bard of C stoners, moil. (Hitler their super-
introdee,ce. to resident smuts.
An Adam's to Gov.-slim Brownrigg. from the
British nillabitauti of Ceylon? was jarearniid the
Litter en.: of Noveuibeia cuujitamicaqing bins on his
retorts to Colueulato, after totems iticAluitplisloed the
1
rang Mt to t y of the interior.
The C.a bin Papers contain the fallowing parti-
cov• of the xecution of two of the rebel Oilers
*t Kandy
10, The two prisoners were tarried hi the mornine, armed-
int to their own es Twist, to she chief temple in 14ssuly,
w.stied the Del oha :laLslapiwe, Or Temple of the S:icred Relic.
where they sr. t through their deyotion, attended by the
Priest, in n small room adjoining to that in Which the relic
it deposited : Koppitipola (Oen case out into the anti-room,
where he enured wilto much tomposure into conversation

with Mr. hAwess, observing that nu person cool., alter the
destiuy that was 0! itted to bins, and quoting, isi support of
ship vain peedestinati ~,,, an opposite page from the books of
Mom Ma. While he was speaking a noise was heard within
the Temple, and it appeared that Machigalle had ruo into
the inner spas tineut, nod elairsed stationary wader the pro.
unison Of the Relic; hr was anon miaowed, and both the
',Harmers were then marched, under a strung guard, to the
place appointed, on the hank of the Bogenthere Task, near
the spot where Ellapula had suffs red.
" When story arrived un the ground, both the Primmer'
requested sonic water, s loch was immediately brought, •ud
they washed their fares and hands. 6ippiupola then tied
his hair sip in a kind behind, sitd sat dusts Ws the grouns.ii,
near • smell shrub, which he grasped with bis toes, appa-
rently to keep himself firm in his position. Fur a few mi-
nutes he recited some verses out of a Pall boot, which he
requested might he delivered to the care of Mr. Salvers, for
is younger brother. When the hook was taken away, be
continued in repeal Pali verses until the executtimer, at two
Idows, arwered Ms bead from his body.
" Ilis whole hi-Miriaor was manly aorl collected, and be
met bis Math wit% a firmness of resulutioss worthy of a
better cause.

" Tbe cusiduct of kledugalle was die reverse: he was too
much agitatcJ Miller to tie op his hair, or to bead down
ms heed himself. He was only able to makes faint cry of
Arraphang, ime of the names wi roodba, when his bead was
struck off also at two blows.

FoREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS PAPERS.

ST. CLOUD, JULY 24.
The indisposition which the King esperieucrd oil Md.
nesday lapt was a slight attack of the Runt iss bis right hood.
tits Majesty is now such better. Yesterday before mass
be received the visit uf the Duchess ■ud Mademoiselle d'Or-
leans.

PARIS. /V LT 44.
COURT OF ASSIZE OF PARIS.
CAKE OF GENERAL SARRAZIN.

The crowd which deserts the Courts, however little
of interval they slay possess, was attracted this day to the
!Mlle of General Aseraiin.
Nlademoiselle Georgina' Hutchinson. the General's second
w,fg„ whose interference has a good deal surprised the world,
wig misfit among • number of ladies ; hut her Advocate,
M: Coffinieres, occupied the place usually reserved to the
Go:punk fur the civil party. bladensoiselle Hutchinson had
wo.lier twangs bre little girl, six or sever years of age, the
fruit of bviruniosi with the ntcused.

r4fliettltal was brought to at the opening of the Court
by;t apserbwieu. Ife i 1 of the age of 43, sad has bushy
Wilt alr. Interrogated on his names, mes, and quality,
he wanted himself Jeap Sarraziw, born and duoicilinted at
Saint-Silvestre, depertment of Lot et Garonne. He war oil-
gilally ► Ortifeseos in the Royal College of Sorters, daring
Chows be was a General Deicer, and complained of bay.
ill bear &peered of his commission by the Duke de
Egfire to 'till -7" You see," added the accused, " that I
prtigcst "reit in the uniform of a Field Marshal ; through
respect fur theileciaiita of his Majesty, I wear neither epait-
Jew. nor 'decor:ll4a. although the Charter has secared to
ire my rank and decorations of the Legion of Hunour." The
dtfs Accusation evolisted of nothing but the dates of the
three marriagis of the general : ip 1799, at Lirouror, with

assive of Utter ; in 1813, at Lon-
don, with Maria Genrginnn Hutchinson i and in 1817, in Hit
drissitiment ur tat tl Oaronne.

Al'lce the /coiling of the act,. Ilie (legend demanded leave
to 4ptak with some vehemence; awl drew conclusions from
it *bids ousts' have the egret of rendering the accusation
euid. Ilia principal grounds were-1. That NadePtOilselle
ocbineo.o, triog • foreigner, ung:rt, pursuant Cu the law cf
C.:106041, is. have furnished security to the amount of her
dlieseges awl interest, estimated at 600,000 f t. That
the public Minister not having oharierd the forms p..e-
rtibics! by 'nide 110 of the Criminal Cdde, in relation te
the extract from his pretended marriage al Litrourne, this
tutanousitnt obglu to beexela.led from the ease. 3.-That he
oat roptifinucal rbir cootsitn3ey to capital rinisho,,ent in
t Sib, awl titst the netacal death undergone by him in ISIS
hid Bivalved sal nolgrier marriages. 4. That his marriage
eultrarted in France in the course of 1817, with Madvinui.
t.rilL Uular.l, after all requisite formalities, and after per-
matelot, vbtained from the Minister of War, was the only uue
ajni.
Calinieree, Wearer tysnmeneieg reply, expressed
hi* astoutelimirot i bat Abet( loate Ceeelkilarmitsre explanued

Ipratil SOO/ APII our his COVINPI •

Gra. Sorratip kith eallsaale—" I have a? Ceaaal.l
brit myself"
The Pre.ident—" I should have...signed you Covent, bet
t..ey Railtrilued fryoovariuso teases;; Galata was ils!
0.4. lasi seasarii."

Xereaei; 1 sduruswlielgetl bid (rue of Iheetii fp" ir,ll.qopp
I bare !4",. 'nay, '..94filfis vy ,iT°Y.*:s uL iiiinOsurcr.
at the.iMiss; of the fOili of Aril. 1 wish uow to plaid,
sorwlf.".
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