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London, England, 1819-10-31 00:00:00

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trophy of his death. He had in his progress throttles the
wood started °Sat hearing a dug bark ,atid ass. a itb dillies!' y
overtaken, and en the party's arrival at the skirts of the
wood, ut the sight of NNW etagnaid water, his Grace hastily
leaped over a fence, and rushed i..itt not wijoloioir barn, whi-
ther his dismayed comp:titian, eagerly (allowed him. The
paroxysm of his distirdrr ass now at its height. 'it was
almost a neintele thst his Grace did not die ley the barn. Has
was nisi, diihrwity removed to a miserable hovel in the neigh-
boarloveskaoll early in the monolog of the fatalrith the
Duke of itietomond tailored IN the arms of a faithful Swiss,
choked neser quitted his beloved 'muster for a moment.—
Whilst in this miserable log hut react,' occasionally resumed
her empire, nod his Croce accordingly availed himself 14
these lurid Intervals toaddretua tette. to Lady f.t.t, Lenox,
in c hick he retaliated her that it favoirite dog, hclouging.to
the household, bring inn rtont at the castle of Si. Lout., lit
time(ive mouths bcfore) a hen t lte•Duke,vhaviug, cut his chin.
the dog Inn lifted up, to luck the a ounti, a hetetlie animal
bit his Grace's chin. The recolleet.on of this circumstance
gave his Grace but too sure it presentiment (the ,to basing
subsequently run mad) of his approuritiug 'LG.; and be
therefore in his It (ICI' to Lady Mary, e.vprtssed his
conviction (which Indeed appears an irrisistahle coechasionj
that his df-ortler an. hsdrapitiobia- His Giace• reeommene
sled the line of condtirt hi be observed by his children it. Gm
painful situation in a lurk they would be-flatted at his death ;
and, it is said, recmeited to be boned ieQuebee ou the ram-
part.,,likr a soldier, there to restrain.
" II is Grace's malaise, arrived it, Montreal the ni_ht of the
30th Anglo!, (the any day on which the levee was t t barn
he, h held), inn state whit hi shall nut outrage y.•ur I ore-
ship's feelines by detailing; far Ins 'run I ant mitt in 4 epict
'Mc seusattaTts ;Wale pastor ladies of his Grace's f
%hen sir unespectolly lilt -fatal news had reach-d tin tn oe
the 7101 h Montreal.
" lifts Grace's mitering% were extreme, yet his mint roared
*hove his agony. Hr directed Crl.tiel Cockbanie not to
attend on Ills orders any looter—' For you see;: said this
great 11.1111, the shsfilkitoon reduced to; stud during:
teen of pain, he etriatined—• For shame, Kichw. mkt
shame, Charles Lennox ; hear your sufferings I ke a n an:
The puke, the first man of his tank, perhaps. a Ito ver Cita
011 the American continent, alit .•st r be regrell,,l tos
clews of his Ali‘jesty'e provincial stalker. Ttw as ful tett-
minution of his Grace's ilitradous cuieer must excite tale
venal isympifthy."

A very numerous and respectable meeting evil
held in 113.beffield on Monday last, fur the.purpose of
collecting the sense of the inhabitants of that ton a
on the necessity of a strict inquiry into the unfortm.
mate events at Manchester, The Meeting it loci j.
culated consisted of from 0,000 to 50,000 people
but although flags were waved at it, bearing the
usual devices, and bands of music performed several
popular airs, the tratupiillity and Apod or..er of 11.0
town and neighbourhood were •in. no instance dis•
turbed. Lord 'Milton, attended by several Gentle-
men of 'respectability, Wll3 present, and addressed
the a.rettnly.
it was well remarked by nne olthc speakers, that
the anniversary of our revered Sovereign's acces-
sion 'to the Throne could not b.! more solemily nor
more appropriately cclaratesl than ly holding on
that day a meeting of his sul jects, for the
purpose of demanding an enquiry into the conduct
of men charged with having violated the laws to
which his Majesty owes The crown of these realms:
To this point wets the meeting strictly confined, lot
one of the speakers (Mr. Bailey) having expressed a
wish to address the people there assembled upon the
saject of a Reiiwn in Parliament, be was prevented
from m doing by the Chairman,. 'who acted in con-
formity with the opinion of Lord Milton and the
other Gentlemen on the hustiLgs.

A letter has been sent from the Treamury to dm
Commissioners ¶ t Taxes. It is expldnatory of the
Act of the last Session fee the relief ef. persons com-
pounding their msetemd -taxes, and has been called
forth by the inconvenience and vexation which they
have suffered from ivareeyors and other officers em-
ployed in tx:diectirg them. 'ln addition to a general
desire, that the act should he executed favourably
towards the .parties availing themselves of it, it
directs

That rrsrns compounding, for kur-wheeled
be allowed to kcip two wheeled carriages and ri,N• +.ersa
Tl.itt thi*t who compound for set V«.r115 of the higher class
shall be aNi owed any oienibtr ot all claror,.
srll. That r:Tsous compounding for horses may kap
ponies, otol
4111. That persons iirti", compound fOrfily sort of sporting doe
mny kt.vp any number of any sort,

i7azelie of Tuesday conta;us the O'er of a
free ',union for any but the printipals, who shall
dibrover direr scrson or persons who tired into the
houses of • ut oti the late Inquest at North
Shieldss to which pardon, th,:ra ia
prof. of .1 42 and 100 guineas.
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