The Sun.
London, England, 1804-12-28 00:00:00

A CKIEF-OF URIC .4 BONIPARTL

A Per,nn, long slit terror of the country, of the
name of ALETON, was lately killed near Marti.
In the reign of Roe PVTERttIi he was President of
a Revolutionary Committee; under the Dire dory a
Police Commissary ; .and, for the two first years of
BONAPARTH'S Consulate, a SUb.prOka ; but, con.
vided of rape, and suspeCted of murder, he was di,.
missed. Fie has since been, for i...,,,agery,.upon the
galleys; from. which he escaped, and became a Chief
of Brigands. Under pain of having their houses
burned, and their property Plundetetil, he forced the
inhabitants of .villages to pay hiuh a regular and
monthly contribution, in money and provisions. In
several engagements he has, when pursued, repulsed
the, Rests d'atmes. 'At last, being betrayed, twelve
of them thought to surprise him in a hut, his re.
treat ; but he had the precautieln to undermine it,
and thereby blew himself up, together with the
gens d'arrnes who came to arrest him ; of whom nine
died on the Spot, and three are lingering with.
out. hope of recovery. In the neighbourhoodi no
less than fourteen young women have declared
theMselves in a state of pregnancy by him, among
whom, ,two are his own sisters. NO female, who
was upfortunate enough to be fixed upon by him,
dared to.-tefuse obeying his requisition, as, within
these last six months, two, who had. resisted his
commands, had been stabbed by him, one of them
by the side of her fattier and mother. Five of his
accomplices 'ape now before the sPecial Tribunal of
the Departmeht or Marn.--/ jalir44l des Di-
bunanx.)

MAT!! IMONI AL DEL intlltNC Y.—On Sunday the
36th inst. at flartburn, the banns of marriage were
published the 3:1 time, betwein a young'COLlpie of
that parish ; add in the evening of the same dav
the lady set out with a descendent of King Clispin,
on a connubial exhibition to the land of cakes hut
as they journeyed, in ordci`tO avoid the. residence
of a female favourite to whom the cordwainer had
previously promised inviolable constancy, they left
the poit.road, whicliOnfortunately Occasioned a hiss
of latitude, and greatly impeded their progresw and
the Consummation of their 'approaching happiness :
howeler, after a variety of discriminating disasters,
they arrived at a pubic.houie, where-they alighted
to refresh themselves. Scattely had they finished
their repast, when another of the'shciemaker's once
dear, but now' deserted, admirers, unacquainted
with the perfidy of her lover, entered the apart.
Ment where the two delinquents sat ; when, lot the
consternation of' the poor nobler at such an unex.
peeled appearance, rendered hiM incapable to' utter
one excutatory syllable to exculpate himsellr yet
the tremulous paroZysm that agitated the perfidious
wog-driver so powerfully pleaded the case of vie.
laced vows, that the young lady decamped without
making any crinsinatory charges on his contlud.
The 'lovers then resumed their journey, and in a
few hours reached ;he hymeneal altar, where the
solemnization of the conjugal ceremony was per.
formed with immediate dispatch, and in the morn.
ing of Wednesday the bridegroom and the dafro.
dilly of his fluduating affedions returned to their
abode near the pleasing purlings of meandering
Wansbeek l ! !--(Tyne I'Phreury.)

It must l'); consolatory to those living under the
fear or affial calamity of Blindness, from that dread.
ful disorder called Gutta Serena,' tti know, thy a case
has recently occurred, where the patient has been so
completely restored to his sight as to be able to read
tln smallest print with facility. The blind seaman,
Francis Clole, who was lately robbed by his corn,
rade in Loudon streets, being deemed incurable, by
th'e moil reputable practitioners in Town, was sent
into Somersetshire, where falling under the care of
Mr, Sou,y, an eminent °oculist, of Wiveliscombe,
near Taunton, he was, by the skill of that Gentle.
man, restored to his perfen sight in a, few day.:

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