Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24
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t1TRAcrs Eaox ToREIoN JoURNAtt.
EiepemsaL--lFWlhsr particularly = A grea,
shd painful ssnsaijna has been created in the
fash,oaab,e world Of Cneltenham, by tho e.
lopom6nt vf tho beautiful AID accomplished
Ass. w, on Tuesday week, from the residence
81 hw shusband, in Cam5ray place. Mr.. w.
,whs 10 magistrate for tho county, was alb
seal st she Quarter S. ssIons. when Mr.. d.
his,pasticular friend, who had been foi sou.s
time on ialim ate terias with tho family, pre-
vaitsa On tho lady 10 fly from the protection
Of hsr hasbAnd. and bseome The companion Of
a ssducsr. 1t appears that the plans Of the
enanoured pair had been arranged for some
time, - = box oil now clothes bad been pre-
pared for The departure Of the fair fugnive.
N uen toe loss bo had suslaine ! was cou.muni-
Gated 10 the distressed husband. his feelings
wsss OF t'.s most sgoniziny description, as he
bad bnen marrted aeariy Is years. during
Shieh period he had enjoyed uninterrupted 10
iic'ty with hs lady. VINO seemed to recipro-
cato his affection. Messengers were immedi-
sse,y sent m every direction, and on Saturday
Ia eqa snse Of some Information he had re-
csivsd. the injured husband pursued the fugi-
ssivss. in company with a respectable solicitor
Of Gloucester and q police Off GER. Tho lady
Was found with her paramour ut bennington.
IN an open carriage; snd being claimed by the
parties who were invested with legal au,hori-
~, she was compclled 10 return 10 her home,
at--Couri, near Gloicester. Wo UNDER
stand tine age Of Mrs. W. isabout 80. and ina,
VI the gay Lo,h4r'o bui litIe more than 81.
Sincs HE return Of in- iuamorata,it is rumour-
d tl,a, the servant, of Mr.. b. has frequently
zen sen lurk ing about tho nsighborhood Of
" dwelling. = Chsitenhnm Chronicle.
Afutiny on board ship .New England for
p e. AI~.l 80, H.. ,.h
nee, Capt. Dosns Of ship New-England
Mich sailed from Nsw.York on the Let. ult.
ar this port perceived some symptoms Of in
ubofdiration among his passengers, (tbrty to
6rty ia number) chiefly returned enigran,s.
rbsy had refused to conform TO soma Of the
.aip's regulations; usual restraint being in con-
ssqsenee put on the supply Of water, they be-
came outrageous, threatened to stayc the
asks, and conducted themselves in the most
nssacine manner towards tho Captain. Sew
sal appeared armed on deck, and Capt.
teaas found that the majority Of his Grew
~so leagued with those who sat his authority
defiance. Remonstrance had no effect, and
sesns Of turbulence continued during the
smaindsr Of the voyage. Several casks Of
Pirits were preached, and various articles Of
property stolsn. On the arrival Of the vessel
asrs on "Wednesday, information Of tho above
Particulars was, communicated 10 tho Police,
when q body Of Officers were immediately des-
patched. who on going on board the vessel,
took ten Of the most active ringleaders, Give
ssamsn and FIVE passen2ers) into custody and
conveyed them on shore. They were brought
up for examination on Thursday. and Captain
Doane having swore that he believed his life
10 be in danger from them, they were ordered
10 find bail to koep the peace, and in default
thereof committed 10 the burrough g,ol. APP
plication has been made TO tho American
Minister in London, for instructions as 10 what
further steps may be taken with these ruff
Gass. Lilo. Chron. .Nou. 8.
Letters from Egypt announce that tho
french and Tuscan artists and scientific men,
charged by their governments to make re-
searches among the monuments of Egypt, had
Nh Alexandra for Cairo. Thoy wero first TO
% rscssd to Upper Egypt and Nubia, to explore
D ke hottest countries when the temperature
70 I'LL admit. lsltl
De- The yssuits are said to have closed their ool-
he at Aix. +
"A royal elementary navigation school has
ttsntly boen opened at Skalsund, in Prus-
Some eommotions have taken place in Pa
b 10 conssq uence Of the high price OF pro,is-
,ns. The magistrates were threatened, and
Dlaeasds wofe posted upon tho corners Of the
strUets.
30 greet 10 the vintage the present year in
some parts o! France. tha, il, is stated in many
villages the winners will give two hossheads
Of wins for an empty cask.
: A. Heilsvanx, in Switzerland, the outer
wallis Of . new church being finished, a great
numbsr Of Mhabitants assembled in the intcri-
- a. s~ss,~> an arrounf az the prourasa of fha
building. A part Of the assembly having got
Upon q scaffold, II gavo way, and Ave persons
we're killed. and thirty one wounded.
The revenue Of Tripoli amounts TO $50 900
pissrss. This revenue 10 greatly augmented
81 piracy carried on princ,p,lly on the Dey's
sss,uni. Between 1918 and 1922 The Ro-
ssacy Of Tupeli received by way OF tribute,
$4,000 viasires from Sicily, 10000 from
o.sedsn, and 80, 90 from the Netherlands.
AZ tss last Assembly Of tho Divan, the Sui
ten said 10 his Council a" govern ss a Sove-
assiea or renoubcs the scepirs. II is better TO
de is sims than live in ignominy." There
ass sew, says Tho Courier dc Smyrno, 8 or
y 10.00e men al the camp Of RAMA Tch'aIck.
FEM hundred Turks we're blockaded by a
bJdy Of $500 Greek insurgents at tho vii.
fsoS or Naiaxs,s military position, TIVE lea
- rom Cxnsa. Music pha Paeha, com
nAd1sfd 81 tho Egyptian troops. sent 1900 men
Ne The - ceur of The Twks His troops en-
A. vsrsd 10 climb the mountain. bnt were re-
puDsdHtv the Creeks. On the 18th Ssptem-
II lGud pha sent 1000 moro troops. After
I saS ard bloody as'son. the Greeks were pu,
nieht. ,'T'T ~ IH
Asas - swsdss. . remarkable fan Of
.m,A1o0k plses IN abs middle Of September.
WH>1~A .ers "a hlocksd On a. TO be impsss