The National Register.
London, England, 1816-11-25 00:00:00

NOVEMBER 15.

joke, but soon •atv the girl piessina 111,11) lain in eat nest, Hew
behind an arm choir; hen• the termer !Wier of the
World called to the 5t1111111.6, Who rescued him from his peril.
LaaielOws. Illuonaparte:s Seerrtatyi.repre 'riled the young
Woman for her liostLie purposes, imssignelr as he mid, 800.
nap' te really loved tier, cud that she Lade a very bad re.
town for his affection. The girl Lineally. replied, 'He love
me! ?;o, he never loved anyone; it is not in his nature.'

HORRIBLE NIVIIDERS IN FRANCE.—The Court of Assize
of the Department of Cher has condemned to death one
T.:lleum. Pry fur a triple murder. The follow ing is an
moot of the circuinstancest—tiny had-been the servatit7:of
Boreatt, 0 farmer, in the cowl:nue of Mary-le.
Bois, and ssos piainted with his haVing. in his phigetwiats
a sum 01 looney ot AMU 11.10117, lime ire was nb:
lurking
zeroed
i,4, idalli,Vestlie
tinuiptiglislicionii
citlhoutn,d ohoto'itiie
iiigt.lito.nier with
usond a
gnu in hi, ay
seorning, the Oth of May last, he emit tip to the house, but
was I rielociii d by hearing the voice of a stranger, and dared
not enter; but afterwards, fronting from a shepherd whom
he met in the fields, that the farmer's two daughters were left
at home, lie returned to the house, where he met a man
mimed Brad,,, this was a witness whom he wished to get rid
of, he theref ere proposed a party at shooting, which. Win ae;
vetoed; Bradt, took out of the farmer's guns. mid they set
out together. Bry let his companion- walk 'before him,
and, when they got liehind soniedreca. shot shim tinough the
head. lie then returned to the house, where he found tho
two little girls, the eldest about Wand the other only six;
lie presented the mouth of the gnu to
ymthebnii7 nogomta' time shiest,
and shot her through the heart ; t
to eseape, he dashed out her brains with a blow 'of a hatchet;
lie then with the same hatchet broke apes the coder con-
taining the farmer's money. IL big ;tow waster -of the trea-
sure so-ardently coveted, he fled. 4.4 soon as the crime was
discovered, the tocsin sounded, and all the inhabitants as.
sisted the Magistrate in searching for the assassin. tiry was
11000 errested and bronchi to Justice ; the proof. agaiiiSt hint
were too numerous and R/41Ilftlit. The .wretch soithwutent
his trial, and heard sentence pronounced witn eareleasetesa
41111 imemcetn.— t% voting mill at Lyons has been targeted
for the commission a most atrocious trinid. Hie anal had
recessed Nut ludo her house like a second mother, pod trad—
ed him a ith the most affectionate kindness, Intl this isuarste.
fin monster has runrdered hie benefactress with repeat-eel
blows 014 mallet. What rimders Ina crime Ilia 11110/, horrid
is, his eirl'untery in going to the Cmoniissars of •Police, and
begging permiasion that his stmt'sdoor might be hilikea
"Pe". as he had not seen her for many days. No
.40411 i this
monster will Undergo the punishment inflicted fur part ieide.
RIOT A IIoNG THE CILINE‘I• 1L0R...- The neighbonrhood
of Rsteliffe- highway. was thrown Mho great alarm on 'I hnr.day
by riots:miring the Chines, straiten occispy dm the Past tatii•
Company's ba-rarks. The quarrel arose in conseivienre of
religions differences. A part or throw teen who are employed
by the Company to navigate their shit's lo this comitry,
Ile re Most strictly to their religious tenets and national habits;
whilst others, who are less serapidnito 'wen those ;Riots, be.
..ome renegadoea, and anloy themselves as inclination us pm.
sion suggests. These latter are regarded by the forme, with
great contempt. and in consetpience strong feel it.er of r
'subsist between them. On Thursday evening this feeling was•
manifested by some of the Ching Chow s, Or renegaJoes,
sailing one of true believers, as he was making windlass.'
in Ratcliffe-highway% with stiows and other missiles. Ay
alarm being immediatrly spread, aiiiinr a handreJ of she
fl ii-tolv of the party (laughed bissied from the hyrrailis,•jarmed
with liriard,..e Medi swords, and other weapons. and
bearing on their sr we large shields, ingeniotsiy. constructed
from Ihr revels of tiampets and miter laisketwork. A' warna
fewest ensued, and many severs moat& and blowy were ea.
chanced. One of the combatants received. cot less than 14
wounds, and was for a time thought dead hopes, however,
ire eutertaimeti nt. Isis, recovery. Mr. MatLionne•thelnagifr•
trate, hearing of the affray, repaired without delay to thre
scene of action, and with the assistance of his officers, enc.
ereded it sectoring slime of the ring-leaders; and dispersing
the rest. Search was then made, with o.e iiestance tit
;01e, the slope! in the barracks, moils great (moti-
lity of weapons of all de•flipli0111 were. foAshd concealed.
%ship, A•hing, As%eng, and Chowsows, four of the leaders,
were committed ('or the crime.

EXECUTION OF J. TOWLE THE LUDDITE.

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-[FROM A LFACESTER PAPER.]

We stared from authority in One. last, that the cue ofJantca
Towie, l'OllY lc tett at out late Assizes of frame-tweaking, .Ye.
at the bobbin-lace unmietory of Messrs. Heathinte and
Roden, at Loughborough, had been argued in the Exchequer
Chamber un the preceding Wednesday, when the twelve
Judges were- unithisnously of opinion, that the conviction of
the prisoner was legal. The term of his respite expired last
erliiesday ; and early on the same morniag the cowrie; was
removed front the present County Gaol to the new rale now
at the cud of liorsepoul-stteet, whet e a new drop
was meet, d in the front sit the principal entry. After the
Cliaplaiiklimi gone through the usual prayer., the prisoner
gas. out and sang the hymn with great solemnity, after which
be was launched into vicinity, and appeared to die withoit a
struggle or emotion.
The following letter, addre.sed to his wife, written after
her departure, and latemi the night previous to his me:mtion,
wiil nest esemptir, llee tianquil state his usind was broubltt
to Iron au .iiteabuil to rti.gtuu, exeree•es.

" lls:Aa Ws rz—ln a f.:w more hours I shall be no more. But
my than avenue an nay last moments it is my duty to beg of you to
to, unit etilee in (sou winch 14 far beyond my p.m to describe or
taut.: to ,},Lea ; and. my dear girl above all ; I hope you will bring
sly dear cmlurva ui we tear and love o. Cod. and then ,ou will
tun, a tneuu—a frieml that will suyport you through all the trouldm
IX US'S world, shed in the hour •if iicati4 give you that umitort that
will souse your mind far aume all tiie treasures that the earth can
Ahona. My Mac gut. ums afternoon there has been a get, tl cm an that
wowed to see' nit. and was.: me a present of a pound ,or you
.iroi my our Quadrat', situ tie promised me ti;at lie would bring it
to line ninas:ll situ La., latvr, and promised me that he would do
emu:Liana tut you towards Husking you 'cottifortalAe :one. my dear,
I halve 111/ uouut :JUL my mother wilt be agv,...stale fir you and my dear
cluith-en to be watt ~er, and I tibiae and Lust sae will be a mother
Situ a 6.iarman to any sweet went:[ in so short a time will be
that wae, huy List words sreonsy God Aluughty bless
autu lo.ul-Ct you ammuy dear mill.iren m uhta world, and peeve yam
for LAIC wurw MI 14 my ,mere prayer.
From your dying husband,
Jamas TOWLL
" Tucodey sight, ten o'cicck."