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London, England, 1813-10-08 00:00:00

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...mess to act ort 'both sides of thelea.„
-nem; may aford me an opportunity. A Mayo paper Contains the folloettalt taaereiting
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•Lbave the honour to be, du. Ste. &c. . narrative of the discovery of i murder s
• (signed) L. Ct. Wattmenza, , • " The declaration of George lorith,lirilliano Solid,
Lieutenant-General. and Jaya SsokA. who were lately executedatLongford,
P.S. I have the- honour to make a return of the for the murder of James lteilly, a pedlar, near.l..anes-
killed, "maned, anti missing, in the action of the borough, has been published.. It gives the following
16th instant, * .. description of the inhman cruise for whicti they suf.
•
suatitta •or THE KILLED, WOUNDEDg AND hassom or -fered :
“ The discovery-of this Murder, at decreed by the
THE TROOPS UNDER THE COMMAND OF LIEUTENANT ALMIGHTY, was made by _Margaret Armstrong, the
ODENEILAL COUNT WALLMODEN, DI THE ACTION OF wife of
aot ct- mint Armstron qers of the £7.th yeg . ot
ooamt, SEPTEMBER 16. foot on the recruiting service in Athlone. She was
. and fed battery, King's German Artillery-4 Se:jettin '
g. • rank
and 111 e, wounded ; 5 horses killed, $ hones wounded. going to her husband when she was overtaken by this
locket Brigade—a hones wounded; I horse massing, pedlar. He asked her bow far she wasoing I She
- Battery Russian German Horse Artillery.-5 horses killed. answered, "to Athlone to her husband, and said it
Hussars, King'. German Legion-1 Captain, I Cornet, i i
- - - - was getting late, and being scarce of moziey, sbfi
'auk and file, 47 hones, kilted ; 5 Captahu, I Liesitema; 1
cane .64 rank and jue, 76 won. wounded; 16 tank :ad would make good her way that night.' He then re-'
Mee is lanes, missing. plied, 44 My poor women, let not that hurry you —I
st Houses, Russian German Legion—it Serjeants,7 rank and am going to Athloos myself, and there is a lodging
se, is homes, killed ; 1 Lieutenant Colonel, 2 Comets, It at the next cross, at which I mean to stop ;be advised i
saiik4nd Sae, IS horsy, wounded ; 7 rank and file, S horses,
and go no farther to-alight, and I will pay your ox-i
• DIVISION UNDER' MAJOR *MURAL LYON. pences." When they came to the house, he asked for i
prawn and vendee Batt.-11 rank and Ale .killed ; I Major, 2 a bed for- himself, and another for the woman, and ,
Lieutenants, I linsigu, is rank and file, wounded. called for supper; when that was over he paid the
Ararat Dessaw But.-10 rang . and Ale wounded ; I rank and i bill, and taking out his pocketbook, he counted £l5O.
Ile missing. which he gave in charge to George Smith, and retir-
"enbare Reliffnel6.-6 rank and die wounded ; 5 oat and ,
die missing. . . . . ied to bed;- the woman likewise went to her's ; the,
Rattans% of Ihnninpen—s rank and ale killed; -1 Lieitretant. , family sat up till twelve; after which, when the man
12 rank and file wounded.. I was fast asleep, and an was silent, we (the three
Mattailoo.of Langrebr-1 Captain, I Lieutenant, Smiths I Serjeant, 6 hs) went into the room where the man lay;
sank and Shp Wounded, t* rank and illamisieg. •
i Batt Russian German Leglon-.4 Callan, s Bade, Is rude II- de:gird him out of bed, and cut his throat from ear
andlUe wonidsd. ! tfl'ear ; we saved his blood in a pewter dish, and put
!Batt Russian GM" Leike*is rank' sad 11. 1411.11L1. the body into a flax-seed barrel, among feathers, in ,
major. I Captain, 2 Lleutgalatio I /451410. dann!Labd Id% Iwhich we covered it up. 4, Take care and do the I
wounded.
R vision Germ. Laninn...l Eosi=n. a weak 84ft kil. same with the woman," said our mother. We accor- D
led. t rank sod Ale wounded. . dingly went to herbedside, and saw her hands ezten.l
i Batt. Russian Gorman Legion-I!rank and file wounded. ded out of the Led ; We held a candle to her eyes, but
But. Borden e,erman )..glow-7 rank and file wounded. she did not stir.during the whole time, as Goa was '
Batt. Ross* Germ " 1411°n*".4 rank saddle WS" 6 Tull jOn •her side, for had we supposed that she had seen '
and Ma wounded. 'the murder committed by us, she would have shared
DIVISION OF OrallaiL Ilifillifiente. _ _ .

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Lunoviss Cavalry-1 Lieutenant. S rank .ad Ale, 84 hones,
killed; 1 Meier, Captains, 4 Series" Sant* and ales 19
betorkwinnided; 4 rank and 1)1,19 linnet.
Lewin" lifantry-41erjeants, andiii:7=l Un-
meant% SO rank and file. wounded; Milk* NAM, adming.
ilattslitits of Reicke-4 rani and lie kilts i 1 Lieutenant, s deb.
Masts, 19 rank and Ile, wounded; I task and fie gibiddlle •
Cosiacks-9 rank and file, 14 tones, killed; 4 giejiants,
rank and itw 46 bones, wounded..
Total.-I Captain, 1 1 ieutenant, !Ensign*, I Betiennit, TB
rank and Ile, 117 banes, killed; 1 14
S Majors, 8 Captains, 11 lieutenant., :="47111.
Jennie. 335 rank and file, 17lhenee, wounded; 90 rank
and file, $3 bora.% Wising. •
(Signed) At. Beans, Lieut. CO. rind Ds,. Adj. Gen.
VAti66 OF 011/FICURS KILL= AND WOMIDIIO.
Regiment d Husain, Kings airman Legion-Captain De
Min and Cornet Bremer,-killed; Captains De Bola, De Both,
and Heisse, Lieuteissna and Adjutant De Bruggemann, and
Cornet Gathers, Wounded.
t Regiment Hussars, Russia German Legloi—Lientetrant-Co-
lone; Von der Colt; and Coritets de Noche-hen and De Hei-
denreich, wounded.
Bremen and Verdes Battalion—Major de Vans, wounded (since
dead); Lieutenants De Quistorif and Da Buttner, and Ensign
De Bremen, wounded.
Battalion of llennigsen—Lieutenant De Diemar wounded.
Battalion of lAngrehr—Captain Dr &Kilmer and Lieutenant Ls.
dere, wounded.
t Batt.- Russian German Legion--Captain De Schuller and
Ensign Leistlkon, wounded.
Batt. Russian German Legion—Major De Fiercks, Captain
De )3ronsant, Lieutenants Druzilowaky and De Sehleiter, and
Ensign Aderkas. wounded.
Batt. Russian German Legion—Ensign De Stempel, killed.
.utzow's Cavalry-1 Officer killed; Major de Lutaow, Captain
4e Bornsred, and First Lieutenant de Gahlen, wounded.
Lareeer's Infantry—Captain dr Hat*, and Lieutenants de Lut-
wits and de lasted, wounded.
lattattun of Reiehn—Lieutentust Schlesky, wounded.

the same fate with the deceased. Next Morning,
when she rose, she asked was the man up ? We made
antwer,that he was gone two hours before, left six-
pence for her, and took her bundle with him. aNo
matter," said she, a for I shall see him in Athlone."
When she went sway, I (G. Smith) dressed myself
in tarsi:tees clothes, and having crossed the fields,
met her. I asked her how far she was going ? she
selito Athlone. I then asked where she lodged ? she
told the at one Smith's, a very decent house, where
she met very good entertainment." " That house
bears a bad name," said I ; a I have not that to say
of them," said she, a for they gave me good usage."
It was not long until we saw a serjeant and two re-
cruits coming up the road. upon which she cried oat,
Here is my husband coming to meet me, he knew I
was coming to him." I immediately turned off the
rood, and went back to the house. When she met
her husband she fainted, and on recovering. she told
him of the murder, and how she escaped with her
life. The husband went immediately and got guards,
and bad us taken prisoners • the house was searched,
and the mangled body found in the barrel."

Monday last, a fine boy, about eleven years of age,
of the name of Wir,sox, fell through one of the traps,
which had been incautiously left open, on the stage
of Covent-Garden Theatre : the untortunate youth
was most dreadfully-bruised, and is since dead.
Yesterday se'nnight, A decent young woman, who
had lately come from BAth, and bad obtained a place
in London, previous to her. going, washed some of
her clothes, and as she was hanging them up on the
leads of the house where she resided, in Market-lane,
St. -James's-square, the line was rather above her
reach, and she jumped up to put scmething over, by
which she overbalanced herself, and - fell against a
wooden rail, which gave way, and she fell into the
street, and was killed on the spot.
Tuesday, a female servant, in cleaning the outside
of the second floor windows of a house in Warren-
street, Fitzroy-square, fell from thence into the area,
and broke her leg-in two places : her skull was also
fractured, which renders her recovery hopeless.
The little river Roy, in Lochaber, was swollen so
much by the recent rains, as so become unfordable.
Lately as a young man was attempting to swim across
at the confluence of that stream with the Speen, he
was carried down by the rapidity of the current, and
unfortunately drowned.
Three or four children having unperceived got in-
to the hindmost of two carts which were driven by
one man along the road opposite to Lochletter, in
Urquhart. the cart was unfortunately overturned, and
one of the children, a fuze boy of ten years of age, was
killed on the spot.
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Wednesday se'nnight, about seven o'clock in the
evening, Mr. John Boylan, of MiCkinstown, returning
from the fair of Balbriggan, was attacked by three
armed footpads, at Balscadden, who inhumanly fired
on him and wounded him severely in the right arm
and leg ; the villains then rifled his pockets ofB3o,
and his watch, and made off across the fields.
Saturday se'nnight, while her master and mistress
were professionally engaged at the Ayr Theatre, Ann
Smith.a native of Ireland, servant with Mr. Fraser,
comedian, absconded, carrying with her almost
every att;cle of -wearing apparel belonging to Mrs.
Fraser, beside% a variety of trinkets, and a pocket-
book, containing several pieces of silver.
Our Readers may be assured chat the following is
a genuine letter from a sailor on his return from an
India *oy age
" Warren Hastings East lndymun, off Crenated,
March 24, 1812. .
• " DIAR Baovxaa Tow,
" This ems hopeln to find you in gond health as it lays me
safe anckor'd here yesterday at 4 P. M. arter a pleasant voyage
tolerable short ic few squalls.—Dear Tom—Hopes to find poor
old father stout, and am quite out of pig-tail. Sights of pig-tail
at Gravesend, but unfoninly not fit for a dog to ehor.—Dear
Tom, Captain's boy will bring you this, and put pig-tall in his
pocket when bort. Best in London at the black boy in 7 doles,
where go--ads for best pig-tall—pound a pig-tail will do, and
am short of shins.—Dear Tom, as foasilirte any took 2 whereof
is quite word our, ind tinker most. but don't forget the pig-
tail, as I a'n't had a quid to char never slnsTbusday. Dear fom,
as for the shirts, your size will do, only longer.-1 like am long
—get one at present; best at Tower hill, and cheap—But be
penicter to go to 7 Dam for the pig-tail at the black boy, and
Dear Tom. acks for pound best pig-tyil and let It be good—Cap.
tam's boy win put the iu his pocket, he likes pig-tall, so
ty it up—Dear Tom, sh.dl be up about Monday, there or there-
abouts—Nut so pentads. ' for the shirt, as the present can be
washed, but don't forget the Without fail so ins /our
loving Brother T. P.
P. S. Dees fecpc the pic-tail.