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bee red at as he was proceeding In is earflap to'
lave in =dance of the Kiser, btit he was nat-ittjureir
and (lather, that the frenr.h sad El *sisters
were with the KING on the 21st alt. and it is positively
asserted that he has consented to place himself entirely
finder their guidance.
Among the recent victims of FERDINAND of Spain
is. the crlebrated EMPECINADO. the founder cf the Gue-
rilla warfare, which became so successfully annoying
to the French troops during BONAPARTR'S war in the
Peninsula. The following account of the tragical end
of this distinguished patriot is furnished by an iambi-
cant of Itueda, where the unfortunate General was
hanged. In his will the EMPECINADO bequeathed four
pieces of cl.th, which belonged to him, and were in
the possession of a friend, for the use of the Royalist
Volunteers of Rueda, from whom he had suffered such
horrible treatment. When he came out of the prison
to nndergo his punishment, he became violent with rage
on finding chat it was intended to put him upon an ass.
He refused, and walked to the place of execution with
great firmness. When he had reached the foot of the
gallows, he suddenly made so great an effort that he
burst the cords by which his arms were confined. He
then attempted to rush through the line of soldiers who
surrounded him, and no doubt he would have escaped
if he had been armed ; but as it was, he was attacked
and beaten down with blows. A rope was then passed
round his neck, and the hangman, who was upon the
gallows, leaped upon him, and with the assistance of
some bystanders put him to death. As this wretch was
returning to Valladolid, after the execution, be was wel•
corned in several villages by the ringing of the bells.

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NI .

THE MARQUIS WELLESLEY.

MALAHIDE, SEPTEMBER 2.

The Lord Lieutenant has resided at this place, which
is about eight miles from Dublin, for the last three
months. His Excellency occupies the Castle, or Court
of Malahide, as it is commonly cal!ed, having taken it
for a, few months from its proprietor Colonel Talbot.
The town itself is very small, but very pleasantly si-
tuated. As the castle stands on a peninsula, it corn-
mends a fine prospect of the Bay of Malahide and the
surrounding hills. His Excellency is said to have taken
up his residence here for the purpose of enkbying the
coolness of the sea breeze, with which he it much de-
lighted in hot weather.
The little;town is kept in a sort of bustle ; for though
his Excellency has nothing like a Court, yet. he is at-
tended by a guard of soldiers, as well as by one of
armed police. Every well-wisher of Ireland ought to
pay for the continuance of the Marquis Wellesley in
his present office. He has done as much, if not more
for the country, than any who ever filled his office;
and, if he is continued in power, will, no doubt, do a
great deal more. The Marquis Wellesley does right in
not giving numerous levees and entertainments. Such
assemblies serve for no other purposes than jobbing and
corruption, of wbicn curses Ireland never was so free
since the days.of the Conquest, as at the present moment.
His Excellency, though difficult of access to persons
'eta Certain description, is nevertheless kind and affable
to the poor persons in the neighbourhood. He lately
stet for an old man who has attained the age of 102,1
and who is still in good health, and after familiarly con-
versing with him for some time, dismissed him with a
present of five pounds. The Marquis amuses himself
in his leisure hours with shooting sea-gulls, pigeons, or
sparrows, or indeed any wild fowl that comes in his
way. He is in excellenaealth. Mr. Goulburn has a
short interview with him frequently, and a son of Mr.
Canning has. lately visited him.

Mr. LUSHINOTON has Irk his house in Downing-street,
en a visit to the Earl of Lrycaroot., at Walmer Castle.
Mr. CANNING% house in Downing-street, when cam.
plate, will be one of the most capacious mansions b town. The
addition to it of Sir Repeat PassTou's late rmidene wm seehle the
Right Honourable Secretary to enjoy his dams* antorts sod
luxuries upon a large scale, and transact the public Wiese is his
emissive Data under the same roof, without the slightest mossy-
dici or iocomentesee.

• Daring LqrdLIVXRPOOL'S stay at Brussels, his Lord-
alp had the honour of dialog with the King of the NITRZSLANDL
Lord Eataruoa has been so seriously indisposed, as
to sacks the utmost alarm amongst his noble relatives and friends.
We learn, however, that his Lordship is now pronounced oat of
6%er, and that hits gradually recovering his health.
-.-DBATR OP TIIR EARL OP CARLIIILL—This much
respected Nobles.= died on Sunday last, at his seat, Castle
Howard, in the TS* of his age. • His Lordship was a Knight
of the. Goner, Lord of the Lot Ldiug of Yorkshire;
and bieffeastely held the ate' of Lard Privy Seal, and Lord
Liestensie of belled. Eels seeseedur b his titles and orates by
his eldest son: Lord Ifessesit. now Zsri .ef Ceaustx; who be-
Peer ef the Steelet, estates, et menet his seat
the Commas Hesse of Pediment.