Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19


sJtrouudere5 iac gun boa, Of the l.co,eaau, The
hsrVes ctew fought With cool aud undaaacJ bs
very bot cycfpovercd by numbers and many Of
them severely vouutcd. they wore reluctantly
compelled to yield.
Du, tho ptzcs were saved. The Deans. eager
TO recover thrir comrnodore had lost too much lnc
= ihiGk of Grhcr pursuit.; and Mon,sru. while
sireaiched bleeding % the deck hls .esl supported
on the shoulder ofthc wounded co,seaio.ssw tie
certainty of thcjc osesp' gave ONE feeble cheer sud
closed IBIS eyes 10 n,ensiolly.
Mjn'agu wss speedily conveyed 10 land, and on
recovering from a oug attack Of dcletium he found
himself 10 e splendid apartment, On u bed If down.
surrcun led by curtains pf rich velvet and din re-
collections Of The past came GRO dtg cunfuscly
upon his mind. Msnlagu swokr from his sleep
with the objects orhs dream s,n strongly mprc.-
ssd upon HE inns gina,i,n he Enclosed he eyes bat
the vision Of b.. -luuhers appeared TO bc realized
itr he actually beheld the ewes Of ihst lo,ey fe.
male ben, night owe, him, white benign look OF
compassion gave peculiar and interesting EXPIRE.
sion TO her face. II was. "a fact the bcsu,ooas
girl hefeeir; oul ManlogI seized her extended
hand and pressed it 10 bis lps. as the tears Of
pleasure chased each other down her glowing
checks.
Emile Ieyderlein on landing OF Corsocr, had
FASTENED TO Copenhagen, aud through the influence
Of friend at court obtained o. interview with roy
atty. Sic had in fact, been the fret bearer orihe
account Of the capture Of tic packet, and shc did
not fail TO extol, IN appropriate terms, the devoted
generosity Of the Young English officer. respite
however was al she could obtain fvr her father,
with promise that the circumstances connected
with this che fastened back to the prison where
her parent was confined. Bot on passing through
NNh,nr,r ho haa rd ct a. Ia 49,
fought, the wounded and insensible lieutenant,
and after en- interview with her father, she returned
to attend upon poor Moutagu.
The crown pnnce heard Of these circumstances
which the Danes, naturally brave people had ex-
tolied with admiration. Mou'sgu Was removed to
the place Of The puuce who had couyerscd with
the Enels prisoners taken with their young officer
oad received from them history Of the transac.
tion, and Emile was permitted 20 undertake the
Office Of nurse. Carefully aud vigilanly had she
watched and attended him through his perilous i'll
ness and eitefly her whole soul had become en-
crossed by the hope of saving her benolctor for
II had been aFcertained the charges against her faith
CT had originated in malev oence, and consequently
his life no, only spared. but he released
rom confinement md retained 3" tho innediato
SUIT Of the prince.
The winter was at hand, and the large ships re-
turned 10 LUpluNu. Ht my ipI u CDuft-HuIlidl
was hoistcd on board the Reasonable in Sheeness
harbour and the gallant Lieu,enan, Rivers, who
lost his leg on board Nelson's own ship in the bat
tic Of Trafalgar, was active in his cxerions for the
alnos, responding prisoner.
The curt was opened, and the great cabin vas
| Immediately crowded in every part while many
a brilliant from tie heart Of sympathy hung on the
eyolIds of the daring and intrepid tars, who loved q
! generous deed, and mourncd its sad requital.
The charges were read and the Witnesses called
! The fir, was the officer to whom Montugu has
| given the command Of the prizes and his evidence
Was heard with pain by every member of the court
! particularly as its mum points were corroberstct
| by those who were subsequently, examined The
targets confirmed that part Of the testimony rela
tive to Their proceeding to Corsoer; but neither
the respect due to the court the fear Of conse
quences could deter the sturdy bur honest coXswair
from giving free utlerance 10 the fJilness OF hii
heart,
Heaven bless your honors = taid he throwing
90, his night arm, aud advancing close TO the table
'ould jack Tller il 10 be told that the article
Of war mus, be obcyed, and death is denounced o
gainst them a. break 'em. But piles they as
wants pity And oh YOU had but seen her whei
sLe gfapped The lculerant--ller belutitI! eye
swimming in tears, as If the spring TIDE OF sorrow
was Rushing from her heart
Witness exclaimed the President, You mus
conine yourseif to answer questions, without going
into particulars
4 will your honors indeed Hjl. replied th'
coNsRain bot If you had ouly heard that t~ee
voice plead or a fathers hie-remember, you
honofs, j, a. her father and some Of your honors
dare ray, has e.; lively children though hea'e
forbid that any on 'em should ever lave 10 won
such a traverse a. Size bad yes your hpnois,
"a. her iother,-ani poor th'nt, size had ~ moth
er and here the brave iei.ows voice, which ba
become lremulous, wholly c-asod, while etron
feeling Of symra,by re5gadaa e'ery soaI present.
Witness, have you any hing more 10 Say az
A"a The president,
.lleayea 5cs. ypar honor again and oglia. 70
tla, kruaaess uussc5ei the coKswan. 4 kne'
,ou would meyer throw poor taf clap sbacs "a
rpeakiur Of. or bs ,a.ad, I've Sawed ny hau
heaven Alrss ban many yc-'s' and some Of you
Aoalurs kul..s that JaeA Ii..r never wanted to'
ine vhca boarding On easm! and g. 10 Mr.. Mon
ts.u. msy ! br--, veg pardon. your lon"I
bl; aas gong TO Roy, d ever a seom1u fought a
q scamas sao9lt &. 30, 1t Was Mf Mou,osu. ID
what's the voiA oi heart tlai haf O., comf ass.u
iJr o signal a. distress, sra "ouid Cav" ie.'a'