The National Register.
London, England, 1815-08-13 00:00:00

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to t.oreha,e hooks (amongst which are most of the English
cla‘gif s . 94 picks of c•trds, chess board, hac kgammon board ;
also many articles for Madame Bertrand; and on the return
of the shove officers, the Northumberland will sail for he;
des' i nation." _ _ _

Lettegs from Plymouth, dated Wednesday evening, con-
tain the following particulars :—Considerable orders were
executed at Plymouth Dock, on Monday last, by the trades-
men !bar town, for the 'accommodation 'of Bonaparte.
The aril, les were sent off in the course of that day by the
ilavannah 'tieate, which ship also took on board le hen-
cnors, for Napoleon's fowls, made by the house-carpenters
of the Dt-ek-yard Mr. Weaklev. .of the hotel, Plymouth
ck, "as de-ired by Sir G Cockburn to discharge the dif-
ferent bills, which was done to the amount of 5;01. The
Cler'is Of the Pity Office went off on Monday, in the Corn-
nikit nets yacht to pay off the crew of the Northumberland,
which having done. they quitted that ship at 12 on that
night. Wh-tt they left her, Napoleon was at cards with
Bertrand. . the ship and squadron under easy sail. It is
said at Plymouth that only one service of plate, and 20001.
in cleft, rs al'owed to Napoleon, out of all he possessed.
The transferring Napoleon Bonaparte from his Majesty's
ship Bellerophon to the Northumberland, has been attended.
with a Vera' serious accident. by which two ladies have lost
their lives —The It ttcr wHelt brings this information is from
Tot bay. and may be relied on. It is as follows:
" Ts.uns,Y. B.—.Ais accident happened last night off the
Beriyhe A I oat from Toe qua% , having on board three Ladies,
One n"ein.tn, ow child, one servant, and two boatmen, went
out t,. say;int-z- t.!r of linonaparte from the Bellerophon to
the N rtipurberl lid; and as she was sailing round the head of the
latter versa I, she as mrt by a Kings cutter, and before each was
I“%ate tbe appr"ach of the 'other, the boat was run down, and
instantly stikk, The First Lieutenant of the, Nut thumberland wit-
twit:ine the disfreikkaillg scene, leaped into the tea,: and happily sue-
ce«led •6ng ne of the ladies (Mrs, Harris) and the child from
a water eissyi.. Mr. Barris, husband to the lady jest mentioned,
sr as raven by his own exertions; and by the exertions of tbe.ctitter's
crew, female servant and the two boat men were also saved : lint
tl.c min r ladies (both young, an aunt and a niece, sunk to rise
tio more."
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" Xit a (TO: n VI" h AUG.. C.—A melancholy accident hap-
pened rstera y afternoon :—A party that was at Torquay, lodeing,
cionsist,w of Mr. Lit Thomas Harris, of Totness, a Miss Allen,
sitter !o Mrs H. Miss Edwards, a • young lady about nine years of ,
ace, with three or four other per on.s „load been put, for the purpose
ass., ng liu ti-ira-fe, when the boat was' unfortunately run down
by a ru ter. b, wind' accident Miss Allen and Miss Edwards were
'both r %%tied. A Lientr nant of one of. the ksJigates, at the risk of
lai• ow • i 11,111 overboard, and lloccerded bringinglip the
ttly of Mrs. H. but almost in a lifeless state.,. The bodies of the
owig laclice ',aye not yet been found." ! 4

PRIVATE -LETT E ICS FROM PARIS.

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EXTRACT OF A LETTER RROM PARIS, AUGUST 7.

" According to the letters have received, the•
South apnearto to be in a state of anarchy. General Gilli
.bas besie:led Nlontpelller, and tattled the guns of the citadel
.against the, triwn. The, Mayor of Avignon resisted for 18
daNs the effort*. of the partizans of. Buonaparte;, whilst 600
Protestant.; were massacred •at Nismes, and upwards of G 0 of
their hortges.werepillaged and burnt. • The movement began
.by. the Buonapartists against the Royalists: The Protestants
join the former, the Catholics thb latter; the'Protestants are
at piesent the victims ;ithey talie .feluge in the mouhtains of
Cevennes. and ace pursued by bands of ;Royalists, free.'com-
litanies without pay. organized by, the orders of the Duke,,
d'Augaskitnuev snakes thetn wear a rbite. cockadev..with.,

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