Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

t1oNtns was Welt prepared 10 meet tht
ifTitsted Earl. Of whose adyahcing srtna
meat she had. some months AFTERWARDS.
lnll view iron ,he tnrfets Of ber/1ayorii.
.casties Which commanded = pfospee. o
Clew Bay. and avAst sxPsafe Of ocear
besides.
The hstoine hadlpot,sd ,ropps srount
Glare Island, al such 4iptervals as wer,
permitted iby the nature Of The coast. il
order to oppose Lard Howlh's lansing
should be attempt i. ard 10 give tins L
Der own fsetso proceed 10 tie scene 8
ac,iohIand4ofm for ihe engagement. She
had Iowltae saiisfatyion 81 dbseryirs .he
rl'ks4uadron Observation-Disclosures Of Al.
chill Isle. and makiAg fur The Tay. where
with her principal: lnbsasime| force she
bad, 10 fact. prepared TOE hi4H rece ption -
Gran aaMaiIe then sllpped The cables 81
some lof her favcrile vessels. which were
always coHed roq4d the posts pf her own
bed wilhelm harbdr ahd lher naval off;
GERS, who had BEEN preFiopslyIinstruc,e,ii
commenced at :his1 s:gaal their prepara.
lions for action. 9EEIR fIts
III The Eaa's squadron. though hastily COLI
lecied wasnoi deficient siiher 10 strength
iii beauty, IBIS vicinity ID 4he pert on Dub
iln rendering thefqdipment " toiera.
bic fse: no very difficult match.
NJ Oh entering the Ray Eapsenyey was de-.
sPatcbed By the Earl ID Granawaile, de.
handing the res,praiioa of his son. .,by
her anla~aulIy .abducled and detained,
&c. ;,in default OF which restpfailon, &C.
corded in peace and Courtesy, he, the
Bari df Hdw,h, held himself i'll Ire adiuess
~ give battle, Sc. .
To which Ge6aace Granawsile replied
~ his own spirit III TIL NJ
The lady OF lhs Isleshath slaw, from
which she cannot depart, therefore could
she not restore, tdsthe greatest potentate
a he.universe. biz. son, unless he CONS
pied with Der own conditions. MI
"Ob, never r. cried the inpe,uous
Ear, .tnevfr will IF-csn I-bela ne 10 a
.MomIan's WILL, or abide Der pleasure l'-
Then siguuying biz determinations, bis
teetE Immediately formed ii line 81 bat
lle, aBd was initiates by that Of Ishe Prln,
cess lao that The Iliyslt farm aments now
Stood opposed 10 each other, ana~keady 70
eompence the engs cement. II.
d Immediately facing HE vessel Dc the
Earl appe cared that Of Gfanawa iie, distia,
gpished from the resi- ty lis gala array +;
and-oh! sight Of unutterable anguish il
ssta'her's heart--tte only son Of The Earl
ol Howth Iashed d ibe main. mast Of T1e
Queens CqFrack -ElE II TIL
In 4 state bordering upon desperation,
the Earl despatched 10 tGranawssle Gag
~ iLnfIe. sd r 7sstst effareAtgu rpg fe NOV:
sl Of bis son ere tie odmmencsment Of
The engagement. ilH
The willy heroine Replied, sthss she
was guilty Of no cowardly act hut be-
iug Queen 10 her own aominlons, would
Individually dispose of her prisoners al
she thought propef5 sfa TIA I'll Wos:zep.
tional with the Earl Of Howth lobe6oms
The murderer Of bis own chile, Of 10 re-
claim him without The efusf6n III blood
By accedink 10 her te1ms whirh were
these THAT the gstei Of HoRth Gas.
Ale should stand open nbwa and ifor ever
ubftHC AOulu " llCQlo ldBAf kildt4Nk3 lUIQe
should newer refuse hospitality 10 the
slrangs Who soughditlbele.' 4 Glansaaile
added, that 'sbe allpwsd Lord HowiH
rflte minutes, aflerihd reception Of thil
message 10 eonsideroi It'll but that, should
he then refpse 70 come ID her terms, shl
would 6te The FIRST shot herself, foliowi
IbyI broadside, aud expaethi1l to hayt
lhs spirit and gallantry p relurnthe com
Erliment." n lLP
HI The terrified Earl took little Tins /,
deliberate j; lin lev minutes The colors .
Ehis lordly fleet were ldwefea ID those 0
Gran vale the Amazon Of the WesteTr
IIs!es (who, With alI the. generosity AMI
Tenderness of her Hell, deemedian limo
cent siraiagsm 10 save lille far ntpre hero
Eic than the expenhiinfe IoE a .ahousant
volleys to IdestroyIii! And i'll shor
space The, dEfling 500, whose account 0
Granawaile's kindprss 10 him during BIZ
captivity ensured lot ber' The EaIIs last
lng gratitude ana esteem, was locked il
Ethe arnsof bis anxious and ldolizing IA
Iiher.* UT III
4 I. i
sThe leading incidents of mis- tate lare st4ictl
historical, ;hopeh moi, weIbake understood, gene
s.aIy known IL English readers.
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POWER ofshe VOICE OVER CHILDREN
H Ii is usual to attempt The management
lIof children either by eorporeai punish
Ement, ,or By rewards addressed 10 Id
senses, or 81 words Isloie. There il on
other means Of government, the po~e
land imp ortance Of which are stidom re
lIgarded.H | feset 10 lhe human voice. ]
blow my 81 inflicted Oh Al child accom-
panied by wordsso uttered a. to counter
act enlirelyIiis inlebded .efsct, Or, IL
paren. may use language il The eorreciiq
Of the child. not Objectionable 10 iisrl
yet spoken IL toRA which nofethan Dc
sliests lis influence. Il III:
| We IRE by no. means aware of III
power 81 voice 10 sFAyipg the feelings Q
1tbe sool. Tie anerap,e III good lad
lilo regard tosher mihistet' sermsns. IS |
1.-The point. She heard b discourse ftoI
Thin which pleased hei exceedingly. =
She expressed 10 aIfriend 1.-The hope th;
HE would preach It gaiff.
Perhaps said her fflsiieni III reply
1.-The may print il" f'Ah, h said she, ah
could not rfintrit ID thai holy tone : =
There il tone ID Tho pulpit. which. al.
is is The taste from which il proceed
does indeed work wondsfs. So is tsel
4 a-tongs Ia OUR intescourse With cbildrs
(which maybe among he most eGlclel
aids 10 their right education.
Let any que endfavorrio recall the II
age Of iond mother I6ng since at re