The Sun.
London, England, 1815-11-16 00:00:00

FURTHER PARTICULARS OF HIS EXECUTION'.

NAPLES, OCT. 20.—0 n the 13th of ; Octdber,
at five in the evening, he was sunnuoned befoi=e
Court Martial, and at six was shot, six balls cm-
tering h's head he affected a, great_ degree of
fortitnsde, but, on approaching the fatal scene;
his firmness began to :raver, and he said .to the
ficers aroAnd, that they ought.to_await the.deei-
sicm of the Allied Powers , liwever, finding all
lost, his vanity came to his assistanCe;•and asking
those aronnl whether they thought lir eyps
to die, and refusing- to have his eyes covered .c=ave
himself the ‘vord—/ire, which was instantly c.xer
crated, and be expired without a groan. He wa's
some time with a confessor, and wrote three •hlt- '
tors during his-confinement—Tie to his wife. one
to theginperor Of Austria, and one ‘to tiie Ktitg
here, beginning, " Dear Cousin." I 'utti.l&Stand.
all these Were instantly destroyed. H..'

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Shios at Mat Ships suld. Pricy.
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Boxßus.--,The match between_ 11. Lancaster and
johns ('n of Paddington, takes place this mornintz.,
twelve wiles .froin London. ;.1 .:he men al:: o')oat
oro4 ‘reights, and in other revefias iveli matched.

l'll2 THEATRES.

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.nauttv-LANE.—Tite "i-ragedv
haye sudiciet fly 110111 cat, sto
last night by a now Vat'(',, entit:ed ?
Or; b/e lirposlrcre. he fah:e is o"r
cAear in the representation, anal is the more r:‘,her
umeomplicated to he detailed to our, nra
The outline, however, is this : Two rich old inert,
'whO had 'long 'siza.e been, dead, upon s,!ppo-
sition that- thev might have children, loud a:tveed,
in case of having a; son ant! a dauzliter,- that the
two latter should lle in;trried-, to) ten their right
to the eisief of their re!peetive fortunes. It it:ot-
petted very luckily for the pint,' that the i,s!ie
of (nab these old men proved to he a Girl and
Boy: Bat ualackily, as has sometimes been ti:e
case, the young Gentleman annLady do nor ;lap-
pet) to lirve according,to the contract. of 'their pa-
rents, lint fix their affections on other Objects.—
The difficulty thed is to impose upon the guar-
dians of both, and to obtain' their written
consent that they shall marry accorditig to tinli•
affections. This purpose is brought aliont by the,
int ervent inn of a pouter to a -country doctor. ss
is also a principal agent' in the piece. This por-
ter, according to the exigencies of the case, passes
himself off as both of the guardians to each other;
which. is easily done, as the latter had never met.
At length the guardians arc entrapped Out of their
consent, and tile young couple are married to the
objects. of their choice, as-are also anothercouplc;
who had been respectively attached to the same
parties. Such is the fable, which, though, as we
hate said, it is intricate in itseit, is very diverting
in the detail, and is enlivened with some strokes ot
humour and satire. It is. essentially iodated to
MuNDEN, UARLEY, BARTLEY, and Airs.OROPII.
A sister of 41Ir. ORDER made her first appearance
(we believe) on this occasion. She is a very pretty
girl, anti seemed to spew promising ,sp.rit. The
piece is attributed to Mr„ POOLE, the ingenious
author of Hatitlet Trarestie.. It was Very well re-
ceived by the audience, and announced for repe-
tition With general consent.
COVANT-GARDEN.—MiSS STEP!' pNs appeared as
Rosetta last night, in Lore in a. Village, and re-
ceived the warm•applause of the audience, whick
she fully deserved for acting as well as. singing,