Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-06

Of the ship and pilot public-house, Wap-
ping, High.st. who had been supporting
them about two months.
Through the medium Of the Interpreter,
il was stated that the two warriors had
been fishing at some distance from the
shore, 10 canoe, with three others, and
that an American schooner which had
touched at the island for some OF their
valuable produce, bore down upon, took
them all prisoners and sailed towards Eu-
rope. 10 the Gulf Of California Spanish
priyateer captured the schooner. and took
the prize and crew into San Jose, where
the Spaniards murdered TWO OF the war;
riors' countrymen, and made slaves Of the
warriors themselves. The remaining poor
stranger coDlrived to get possession Of a
small Spanish canoe with paddles. rowed
into the ocea0, aud, was never heard Of
more. After some time during which they
had worked as slaves, an American Cap
tain, who wanted hands, was accommo-
dated with the two warriors. lie prom
ised to land them at Valparaiso, from
whence they could psacare a passage
home, but he did not keep his word. He
sailed TO England, and in London he lief;
them al the house Of the person above men,
toned, who has acted with great humanity.
The Lord Mayor said the account Of
the two unfortunate warriors was extreme
-ly affecting, expressed his warm approba-
ton Of the conduct Of Mr.. Tudsay and
the clergyman, but at the same time ex-
pressed his apprehension that there was
no fund TO be applied to the poor strangers,
except that which might spring from q
source which had thousand streams
the generous aud active sympathy Of En-
glishmen.
Singular Case of Observation-Disclosures
officer Of the French army, DamedTulanne
returned home after the disbandipg OF the
troops who had retreated behind the Loire.
II was at Moreleris near Tours, that
Captain Tulane fixed his residence. The
chateau of Moreleri was inhabited by
Monsieur and Madame de Grelay. Ad-
mitted into their society, Monsieur Tu-
lame contracted with Madame de Grelay
an intimacy, which became so very scai-
dalous that the outraged husband felt him
self under the necessity Of driving from
his house a mao who had carried into it
much disturbance and dishonor. Exas-
perated through dispair Of his having lost
that happiness which long and tranquil
union had allowed him to enjoy, Monsieur
de Grelay turned all his indignation a.
gaiust the seducer. One day in coffee
house he reproached him with his base
ness, the infamous manner 10 which he
had abused his confidence, and ali the
evils with which he had overwhelmed
him. g Wretch said he, yon shall
have my life, or i yours" The officer,
who had regard for his own life, and no
particular desire to take away that Of nj.
de Grelay, wiped of with his handker.
chief the marks of contempt which de
GreIay, in accosting him had thrown
upon his person, and went out, leaving
him convinced that his bravery was not
superior TO his fidelity. Madame de Gre
lay, who did not entertain the same hat
red which her husband did TO Tulane,
contriyed to sec him in private. 1t was
in wood near Moreleri that they fixed
the place Of assignation. M. Tulane
went there 10 the evening some moments
before Mad. de Grelay. He was waiting
with impatience for this faithless woman
to throw herself into his arms, when Q
musket-shot extended him on the earth,
but did not deprive him of life. On his
recovery NJ. de Grelay was accused Of
having fred this musket shot, but the
Court Royal dismissed the cause. Such
was the situation OF those three persons
when, on the goth of October, last year
an unlucky event formed the catastrophe
Of this scaodalous history. M. de Grelay
was in his saloon; brigadier Of gendar
merle and park-ranger were with him al
the time. They were engaged at game
OF cards. On sudden a man 10 mask
appears in the anti-chamber-he threaten,
domestic that he wonld blow bis brains
out II ne opposed his passage-he enter.
the saloon-he calmly presents his mus
ket, takes aim, the ball flies. aud Nj. de
Grelay falls dead, having had just time Il
exclaim, 4" Wretch, you have assassinated
me.'' The supplying establishment which
possessed the gendarme. and the wood
keeper, gives the assassin time to escape
Before they thought Of pursuing him be
was lost 10 the forest. Suspicion imme
diately fell upon Tulanue, who, with Mad
anne Grelay, we're apprehended. and tried
before the Court OF Assize at Paris. Or
the seventh day Of the the trial the jury
returned verdict Of Not entity, upol
which the President addressed them as col
lows -
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