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

IL IT waru',. may 5c-------- beg psfdou tout
honourr said lhc ,oysssiu. sad v be osu tcD vAcn
they sec the Big rovnd tears a,v.ng IN each 9th
90 wake down the checks of htna'v wha eau toll
what isrk Jae} m7y stand 40, 90 80 What point OF
The comps.s they cadi A brave rsu iatni EN-
INTO sort u leogsagc. o. 9nck s.a Murine 'orrs
into h's hammock there, go twisting 'cp cul =
cad cougorline en- deliberately in,u .icr lsid.
The lady must nave been very beautiful ip he,c
produced great "a, nation sa'd a young neu-
Der Of the court.
Produce what, your %, nouI s-tcj ihc ccNsveio
who imncdistci, thought If he ptysc. 'Ni5,o,,
che dd press It 90 me. tu be sure, hm wvuidut
toach u s,rei suj az tr hrr bcauly Nhy your
honor can Judge iot youeclC' Tie oo,svsin turn.
ed round to some one ho stood az shuh distance
behind him cnyclopcj in boa, e!oat sud whom
he handed fa,WArd,t the great surprise Of the court
having iauc tins he took his Hsiiuu respectfully
by The side Of ihc person lie hsd introduced and ~
business like way unmnyed his cloak E'n-
lc IciGctleu, IN oil her lot,ncss, stood revealed
to their eager gaze
Expressions Of admiration issued from, every part
Of the catu hat they altered oui, in ava oudi-
bic whisper. The prcsileu, locked round hm ia
state Of rorpleAed embarrassment, tn, members
Of the court rose from their ecu,s with marked 10,
spect aud the junior captain, who The near.
est to her Immediately rendered bis chair Gap
tain Wilkinson CANE round to her side auG offered
kind encouragement. while -repr,--ed bursts Of
hon, st reproval for several miaucs Issued 1'a tie
bold tars outside the cabin.
must pass over the interview between tic die
trcssed Mon;0gu and the fondly attached Emile ;
i, was mnge with dehgh, and agony blcndog
of smiles with tears. she had come to England
accompanied by her father, in neairal vessel snI
r. ~ r. n A. n
to the ruler on the British throne. They had
gained information at the admiralty Of the court.
mnral, aud not moment was lost ~ hastcuing to
Shecrne5s.
Oh"lhe following day the sitting ofcourt Aas re.
sumod. The trial proceeded. a verdict Of gui..
II vas reformed and sentence Of death passed upon
the prisoner Montaru heard II with every ou,.
ward semblencc Of firmness but OBJ the agony
OF his heart! He had borne irrcp5oachabe char
actet he had bra,ely fought for his country; lie
had an aged mother, who priced him as her dear
est and mos, cherished treasure he loved aud was
beloved; and to die By an ignomlnous execution,
with thousands Of eyes TO witness bis degradation
Oh the rush of thought was dreadful!
But the spirit ofthe be. ui)us Einilie stirred
up her mind was strengthened her frame was
neryed with nnnrgote res.lsei nnd. without ST O.
ing the condemned officer she returned to the me
uopohs ana sought by every means WITHIN her
power, TO influence the mercy of the crown IN fa-
your Of Montsgu. The letters from Denmark were
but little noticed by the regent, aud tic loss Of
lives cansel by the deialcaton OF the doomed one,
was aggravated by the admiral 50 that the only
boon the supplicant conld obtain was that the life
of the lieutenant should be spared. Ths however,
was renewed existence to hersf for while he lived
she was prepared o share his lot whatever II might
be, ind The heavy weight which threatened to
crush Tie young bud of her future hopes, re.
moved foom her heart. Yet the blow had been too
severe for the parent Of the prisoner His situation
had been ircRu;iously d,co.el 70 The fond mother
the tender fbres which bound her to the world were
severed and she sunk with no child 10 close her
eyes in death and to zee her laid IN the receptacle
! for pershing mortality.
Moptagu was dismissed the sc vice. Every tie
! that had bound him to his country WAS broken lie
returned with the devoted Emce to Copenhagen
changed his name married the lovely girl and If II,
This moment a Danish oiiniral, high IN the coud
| dcace Of the mOu1rch,
Political.