Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08

s.e"s VI ''o'' NV JervOs, at the head OF
the Dragons and Neomanry, now srs,ved !;
and even their preience did not ter ia mate the
wanton aud indiscv,miusts dspreaat;ons that
btske every door and window in the neigh.
Oourh hood
The first Of July at Newry-( From The
Nspry 1siegraph.)
On the list inst. the Newry Yeomanry
corps, amounting to i40 men, Of which the
Hoo. r. J. N,edhsm, is Captain, paraded
on the Nor'h Road. On this occasion a Ser.
geanr and seye'al Of the men appeared with
decorations OF range lilies in their caps, con.
trsry 10 the standing order OF the corps, az
well as those OF the army. The Permanent
Sergeant expes'ulated with them on the SUBJ
jsct. but in vain. II. Cory, Esq Second
Captain, who commands in the absence of
the Hon. F. j. Needharn, then remonstrated
with them, on thi. breach of orders but
fading that they persisted in their resol utisn
tn wear the or,Dge lilies, and that his sd :.
mo"ition had produced no effect, ne gave
them the choice Of re,iriDg from the corps,
or appearing in the ranks in regular oni.
form, without any parry badges. The Ser
eeant and 10 OF the men chose the former
alternative, and 5ruunded their arms.
Great preparations were making in Ii.
verpoo', and oth,s towns, to celebrate the
k'"g's Corona ion. a Liverpool paper
states, tina. the American and other Foreign
Gentlemen, in ,ha, place. have been invited
TO IciD the grand PROCESSION, with their ma.
tionai coors. THE fine new ship Panthes.
Capt. John Eldridge, Gate of the Packet
Courier through he KIND urbanity of her
commander aud consisnees, has been KINDLY
offered Tor the accommodation of q number
OF ladies'; her yards are IN be manned BY A
mer'can sailors, and the ship decorated with
the II IS of various hatiors.h The Panlhea
was lying in a situation which would com
mand view OF the whole procession. I'M
nec'stely after the Coronation the King is
TO VISIT Ireland. \ part OF hi, maesty's
baggage had arrived at Liverpool, TO be
shipped for Dublin. The state currisgrs
and twenty seven hor.es had been embarked.
AT Manchester twenty oxen and Sixty
sheep, with 400 barrels oi ale, are 10 be dis
.ribuied amongst the popuiace Al New
Castle, pumr running with wine wlll br
Opened to ,hr puofe, and three pumps will
ako ran ale. After such repast We pre-
sumo, that many Of the goou citizens will
not feel "a disposition 10 run home.
Mt. kean had arrived out IL the ship
Martha, trom this port. His aodIes, TO the
American Pu6iic is published IN the London
Courier Of ,he l2th Of July.
Tie intelligence Of The death of Bona.
psrte, was received at Pari. on the 9Th Of Ju.
ly. In the Chamber OF Deputies, on the 9Th,
when the Minister stated the '-U,urper Is
DEAD" NJ. Casimir Perrier exclaimed, cit
Is the kick of the ass the lion is dead''-
''ihe partiza"s oil Bonaparte,' replied Nj.
Dapiesls Grenedsn, may now cry LEM
Pere~r est mort, OiUe PEmpersutH' A
voice on tie ieit--s'It l. a sediiious cry.'-
mnrmur of particular character ran
through HE assembly, and it SOON after broke
op!-When GEM, Rapp was informed Of
the event, he shed tears. This circumstance
was communicated TO the king, who when
ne next saw the General, which was on his
way TO mass, he deisned to tell him, that,
lar from blaming his sensibIiity, he regarded
1t as new picdge OF his hdc!ny. 1T is
.rue, Sire," annouGctu Gen!. kayp, ''that
teit deep emotion on lie rning the death ct
man to wb ~ owe every thing-even TIL
happiness OF serving your najesty.n A
french paper says that bonaparte has left
40.O0O,OO0 francs, which snm is deposited in
che Tower Of London. His son is keir to
this property.