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- -TE-«’lH-M-ll 7l7ILK'I-N'S0'V- 4 ' . . Capt. Hickey, from Rosberry Harbor, "Labra-g 3" VERY LIIAT-E FROM EUROPE.“ T » . »~ NORWALK “GAZETTE.
Th‘e name of this ce;eb,.a,ed and pamaliy sue, .der,_ informs’ that a report was received there 1- - By the ship Athens_,..\Vebb, who arrived at this ' ~_ ~ ' - .
hessful impostcr must be familiar to every re_ad- ._lr0I}1_l1alIfax» ll)?!‘ 3 Plrailcal m3“.Ql W31‘: 5llPP°“‘ ,l’°" lasl °V°l““3 lllljls ‘l“Y5 f"{mtC°l'l‘i ill"-_E‘l' IVEBNESDJF}. 22318.19.
' ' er. Her dcath,‘which-took placea few weeks a. edfa.Cai‘tliagenian, appeared off thatiplace 28th ttors of the .Mercantile Advertiser were politely , 6 V ’_ .
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goat the settlement of her followers, in Ont-ario __ l _ _ _ _ _ g _ _ ‘
iv» I _ -c,,_ N_ y_ hgs been annmmced in most 01 om. attack her, which ‘soon fell in with the.,pirate,_ and tog-,Londoi:t dates to the l6th, and Manchester ac- Madrid, require him 1-30.; ’r'~‘aEf;-. ehe__biusifieéss~.
_ henvw-,“ no doubt be read--Wm, a,,e,m0,,,,,s dc, anda half, when botli.vessels' disappeared ; and li__eld at the. latter place on the 18th, which was mm, to ask fox-his passpo,.,s__’and ,.emm_ __
of Angus}, when an,a‘rmed"vessel ,-was sent outio flavored with"Cork papers to the 21st ult. contaiii- The despatches for f-_;_,,f,._V. . 53:,’ Min; 0 ,
‘ ye1Opingan.jnc;dem0f h0,.,.,«,,.’- ‘vhicbs while it that fouiv1(_g.l‘_§“_i;y.p__aft‘ei'ivai:ds the vessel had ahttendetl disastrous and important consef ,_ A _ flaw”.
unfolds the abominable means-she used to. ffect “Oi le_l“l'lll?.‘l';‘l5°--P_%l_Z_l_i- ml‘ 4”)’ 3°°°““l °f ll" all‘ <lt1_Ci,DC¢S- lhdre was no less.than lOQ,Q99_,ll¢0' ‘ fenaiancrs of the United Slater.-.1\«[o,.e.ma.
her objects,,__places,, her character in its proper l3j§Ulll.5t l€C€l~‘€<l- . P13 .C°ll€Cl€(l ll‘9m all tlie~.VIllages,. l0lf‘_.;,‘lrYVU.nlY _/iflecn /zumli-ecl are insmjbed on the list for Com -
. . ‘ miles round. li“oi"abotit an hour all '-vvasf1qui- necticm 1,, this numbei». . . ~. .
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. FREDONIA, l\l.-Y..Aiig:. 29. g e_t,~bu.t -when blunt appeared, and _ha_d_«_ spo- militaryjmwlgds,,e,,o1u,io,,;,;:cn(£$l::.::2:1,f;:
.1lI:gratzon._—-lylr. Da_mon.and.his. wife with ~,t_wo ken" _fo;.;,some time, thc_m:l1taryi_nade a charge hgi,-3 emmcd ,0 Pensions in liewof bounty lam,
Cll1l(l|'cI1,CVani§' into this town‘on Thursday last, in ftillfifiallop among the crowd. to‘ the platform w‘,d,,w5 o,.9.,.ph3,,5 ,_.'m-med to hémpay pensim‘:
direct from Boston, Mass. lhe whole distance on _which he was placed, cut. it down with their am] pen5i,,,,e,., 0,, the ,,,,,,y es,abH‘5’hmem_ F:
light"; ‘A _Itis indeed strange. tli2it*“af'tei‘ the Cé£l{)_‘!lI)"- .. ‘.5
!. iial exposures of the fraud and _wit'.kt;dness ever '-
‘ fl attencliiig Religiotislmposters. that there should
1;? " remain s_uffici_ent credulity in the world toobtain
I followers for every new deceiver. Yet so- is the
fact. .leinima,_the‘ Universztl Friend,’ has gone,
of about 590 miles, tli_e'y ti-avelletl_ fu_,ot, con- _swords, took him and all ‘on the stage. prisoners. _u,,de,-stood mat ihegmnifit of pensions pa‘y2ibi--..
; but Cochran, and mhers, in Amrrica, and _;U,,,,,,,, veying ll‘tt:l|' little all, togetlier with their‘ young- ‘I hey then made a second charge to disperse the in the P,-esem mQm1f’Sep,_ a, ‘hen
Southcoat in England still have iheir adherciits. 9?“ °l‘ll‘l' °” lllell b_‘‘°l‘5 ’ ‘_Vl“_le ll"°“'. llllle ‘l’°." Pe"l?l€> ll‘ Wlllfill ll-”.ml.sl‘.""l$ we’? ll_""’W" (l0“’n and of the United States in this place, i
' Gl,,,‘._ yt1,,.,.,,,.‘ _ abtitit three _V6al'S“Ol age faitlil-ul.ly tru_d;},ed along rode over. Five met_i,lost_their lives, and about /iundrcd thousand dollars.-fklirldlrtowi
gkeepiiig even pace with them. Aiitl,\vli-at run 100 were severely wounded. All continued con- The Pension List of the United ‘ii.
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'.~ . « - C55-‘lllllll lmP°5l3Fs “P9”. ll“ "l5l‘l“8" '-he Cl‘? °l ri-t’!ll)i'£iCllCul)lC route ‘through the counties of Cat-‘ ed on them and killed fotirimen - the mob then ar'(ilmslc'n lid on-it ‘xv? do not mean [0 quand
‘Pl‘ll‘“l‘=ll’lll'**a l'°5l¢l°‘l d'“'l“3 ll“ ~‘.""‘l' l“ ill“ ‘ml’! t‘<t"utlg'U5 and Allcqlbiy a hdistance of too miles assailed the. military with stands Sic and one ) ‘ )i]s’‘.heca‘‘-he -“C sincere”: appiowd’ whit
:3.‘ ‘he h°“.3e °l‘ ml’ ll‘*lh°l'- Tl“i»'l"""‘l‘Y °l‘ 5"'Cl' of almost a complete ivilderness. Mr. Damon di'a"oon-was knocked down, and has since died , it e1Pnnm‘p1e End motive 0.! the act ft
.1, cliarzsctep, attracted :g;€I1<3l'i‘l ‘‘°ll-C‘’' 9“! f"‘”"' is a hotise-joiiier. and cniigrated"to this’ country ' The Cork p2ipers~coi'itiiiue interestin details g] ' -g» p;]\1IhK~)ns to t e S-urvlliorsiofitheilievl
ll’ bl3C?”'“e l“C°mlll°‘l‘5»’-l bl’ lllc l‘“”‘“l'°"5 "l”l'-' with the la‘-dable int.»-ntion oflixziiiir his icsidciice of the above transaciions which we hadiot t’ ' ?uuo‘m"y ' all But we ‘mm-her of -these OB-
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FROM The PITTSBURG MERCURY.
" ors that were desirous of conimunicatint; with imwm, Us for mg ,0 co 1-‘ ' 1- o . I - - . . .
.., . _ « ..__ _ . .. . _ ,. __ . py or ins day s papei. tis probable the {erg ,i of . - . ~ V . A
"‘ ll“ °“ ill“ 5”bJe‘3l' "ll-fell-§'+°'l' H3" l’v°l”ll""'”Y J --—-— Ciiiciiinattiss arrived below in a short Passas-re calculdtiongarihlzididiif‘iiiitecilenleiibiléefnifiedlfd ilhe
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Y, agiire.a;crhci,.cs_s has llc‘;(:‘.I‘l‘)l6(.l)A'bU|llglsbeil. lite A I’;-yiiatiuiioii. Sept. la. liom London, will bring news of the final result measure, (Gem Bloomfield) oriby any ofitshsupi.
9lll°"l5~ l:Pl5C°P“l Llllllsli “'45! 3 ‘ll’ l'”5' The (lroiigh forgthe last four weeks has been of the meeting. porters in Congress. The)’ calculated the ut..’
W65» gritnlctl lit?» in Wlllcll ‘"3" 0l"«1l°“}’ ‘W9 dis‘ uncommonly sevc.-re. The atmosphere dry and At the date of the last accounts from Manches- mos; extent of their expenditure which théafl
Plalfetli l0 llw a'5l°"l5l‘m_e"l °l ll‘°”5“‘l‘l~“i “’l‘° ill‘ hut. An iucicleiiit worth noting, is, that on l’i'i- ter, it was said some thousands of people were would produce, atlessthan h‘al‘fa,inillio2tll-"-’I't has i
lemleil l“=1‘e ml“l3U"~lll0"3- 5h‘? ‘''’_a‘‘ m“~’°“-llll“ day last. a wa-qgon and team forded t/2e Idlleg.’ia- coming in, armed with pikes and kiiivcs——Can- ali‘eady,how,,'ye,: risen ,5 four “mes um amount. Q
lg _ l.3Y__‘l‘l‘°“_l“ll°ll “ml 3Pl’=‘“‘l"c"- _ll*-‘ J?‘ blmli ny riv.-.r o/2/mszze Putaburg/i, the depth of water non were placed in the streets, but the mob seem- and the paymem of pensions of-an de5c,.ipfi°n.S’
7-, l}"*l,l‘i Wlllfih She always 156]‘)? H1015‘: bl’ llcllllclll in the channel of the river-not being more than ed desperate and determined. . V (all being 50,. mmta, 0,. Ba 3, S - S) . ~m (i
A Waslllnfls Which made it ?f35ll.m¢ 3 gl°35Y 3l7l3S"<"" three feet 1 -At high water, the "usual depth of the A great number of women were in the mob. by the United Statesy now ilemfiiilifzn &§i5aéh<ii''' ’ T
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'ance,' with black eyes and full‘ C“'“l’le>‘l"“i 3'3"“ river is from 27 to 30 feet. . Disturbances are said to have broken out in ture of nearly three 1izz'llions of dallafié erannum
l‘e"."l,' l“lel'‘15ll“§€.‘*PP*‘?l''3"Ce- 5”“ P053‘?-5'°"3‘l *1 ln many psi is of Virginia,‘ the droughtcontim Italy, in consequence of the const'.ription. National 1,m,l,)y,- 'm“,. '
'<=°mm.a"-ding “ml illldlble wlce-' - “9>"ll'=' 0”’? Of CW." SUll6l‘S most, and will not . ' -- _ letter to the editors from at en'tletI€an~in iliefi
Ulllln '="‘Y °"-C“-‘4l°“ ""l“’ll Sh“ “"‘ll“"‘l Ouli ll“? L‘.\'C.€L(l, in many iiistanccs, a bushel to the acre. The London Gazette of the 31st July, con- state of Ohio. gives a mo’... ,,,,f,,,.§.,i,;,,_,,cc,,,,,,,-.,,~“
crowd tliat attended her person b(:_Czit‘ne so gre'-it-. In liciitiitztty, also, the thought is severe. and in tains a proclamation of the Prince Regent, set- the circulatirig medium of that count - I~‘gw Ociv.
lllal ll ‘W5 lnC0m’€nl€“l 9.0" ll" 10 be 539" l” Pull" sonic pa is, f..i mers are obliged to drive theircat- -ting forth that meetings of large numbers of his the notes in circulation will pass out leyfathe coon.
llC- Allfll‘ l5l‘l5 (ll5C°"€l’Y Slle “’°Ul‘l “Oi bu 500“ tle eight or ten miles to water. . subjects have been held with a view of exciting ty where ‘received; and sci scarce are Easterri
ll;3lllill??: _ lvlle“ Sh” Pald 3 Vlblli °" “lt°"‘l°‘l_ ‘ll disobedience to the laws ; that at one of the mect- Bank bills. or bills of the Bank of the U. States,
"106 5¢!"V"1Cea l1eI'f0ll0“/CPS hail he" ‘-‘0“‘”=)'¢¢l "1 ‘H BOSTON, Sept. 9. ings a person had been nominated to sit in the that an enormous premium is paid ‘for'- them by
', '~‘3l‘”fl!s’¢l° ll“ <l¢5l”_“3‘l Pl':‘Cl'3'1~. ' M A great number of old revoluti_onary pension- house of commons in their behalf, that many the merchants, 1; is said that ,,.",.:1,~,_§,_.,:,,,,,3,, 0,.
' vi 0”" llexl‘ ‘l°°l "?‘§l‘l3"ls 3'-'5- lV- llewllle Ont‘ ers, are no_w in town. and have excited considera- wickedand seditious writings‘ have been printed 35 per cent. has been paid in ‘exchange ~u1~(:i;,..
Pl ll_€l' Pl'95elYlC5i and \Vl1€n_ -lc_mlma l00l< lie!‘ <l6- ble interest in the public leeliug. Yesterday, two and_ industriously circulated, and that in some cinnaii for Eastern bills.—.Ib. - ~
l3*1l'll“'C lmmg °Ul' CW)’: fllls llll's‘lUal€<l lad)’ l_0l" oftticse \'etet'ans met in_Sta_te-street, each ofthem parts of the kingdom, men,clandesti_n_ely and tin- A person named Donald Cam/lb:-ll, ‘living at
;0<:l~ l1_€l‘ l1USl>U"‘<la3W-l Cllllltllfi-l1:'~Ull.(l«:CC0|lIPa“l€1l lvpwards of .70 years of age, who had. not seen lawfully assen_ibled,_ have practised military tra1ii- Pictou, N. S. has been imprisoned on‘__:the horrid
8:: \V1lll‘3_flUm-)\-_1‘ Of Ul glelsg i0 It‘! "CW Settle" eacli other for nearly fort _v years ; their feeliiigs mg and exercise, with a view of enabling them- charges of burning his house with his family in
men‘: l"5la‘lY 1“ 3 5ll°l'l “mé "9l‘“'“¢‘l 10 “'1'” can be better imagined than tlc:sCl‘li3t’.(i. One of selves _to carry into effect their treasonable de- it, and killing his mother. V -—
f*=}mllYi 1“ (ll5“'ll5l _llf$'5‘lll5E the lmP°5l‘3l'- Tllt‘ tltcin was 1t(lt‘ll[Ilt1lel‘, and the other 3 lifer, in signs :—~Therefoi'e, resolved to repress these Mr. Jose/1/2 Bona/iarte has purchased —l50,000
Clfcumstance Of this lady S 1'6-?tl>Pt"s1|"cinC€; VV"d5: therevoltitionai-y army, who calling to mitl5(i_l.l1t:ll‘ tvickedand treasoiiable.purpos'es, and practises, acres of land of Mr. Le Ray Chaumont, situated
a3 ‘fight’ 55 I C811 t‘L‘C0ll€Cls as f0ll0WS 3- _ lormcr frien_tlship and emplr-ymciti. l)<)l‘l‘o\V't)(i a he enjoins on all his subjects t‘t'i'forbcar from all in the north of New-York, which he is about to T
W hen Slle and he" f°“°“"3l'5 We"? SCalC<l 1“ lllc druni and file, and retiringinto a back yaid. play- such military trainings at their peril, and calls on improve. - ' '
Clvlpela aptl 9-fit!‘ 3 long Silence; -lfimlmfl 3l‘°5¢ ed the rcvillee, and other airs. which recalled to all magisitatés fo be vigilant in bringing to jus- Malignant 1’wrrs.—-‘In NewvYork,-»from.-Aha
ll'0_m ll'~‘l‘ Stab anfl Wltll ‘all allfllbli’ "0193 13'0" their minds the ardor which inspired their l)’o- :is;e the authors and printers of seditious writings, 13th to the 18th inst. at noon, the Board offlealth
Clfllm‘7fl—S¢§!'i\l1--5€\|‘i\ll--Sarall_--:l lliwe 3_‘m‘=>" soins in the trying scenes of the re-vnlljtion, the and all persons who shall utter seditious speech- reported 15 new cases of malignant fever. e.-his
‘age f“°m (-'_‘’‘l “No me“ ; i this light Wlll ll‘? pride of which were not then extin_ct, and gave cs‘and harrangues,'and all persons who shall.bc believed none ofthe persons attacked have recur.
S0!-ll lit-‘ Ptqulretliof tllrti-’ Sl1€‘tl1_t'n Sill <l0“'"--- delight to the nUln_c:l'0t.lS persons _wtio witnessed concerned in .any riots or unlawful assemblies. cred. The citizens are much alarmed, and ma-
Ml'S- ‘_\V- l1‘~H'lJ-‘ten l_1€'c||'tl I0 5413': {llfll Sllcll 3 lei‘ ‘the interesting scene. " . ' _ ' — _ _ ny have removed from the sickly pai-t.oft.heGi,t".
* ri_>r seized on list; mind, and test of the au- Sr/it. 1.1 —-_~ poor pensioner fro‘in _Bcvct‘l'y, Iixlract of a letter, dated ‘Cadiz, July 27. A person named Boggs, who lived a;>"l-ié opt-oer
<llt0I'5t as tongue C0'\ll<l 30* §l,,.<;I_8_"Clll)~‘3- : 'l'l'»l5 “'35 just after he came from the U. Bank. withghlgis Several a‘tt,eni_pt_s have been made__.to re-estob- of VVatet'_8t. and Old. t~‘Jip,.___" ~ _' c-
oti account. of their liming implicit l‘-{fill ll! llcl‘ pCt‘).‘:T-ill mohey yeslet‘(lL:‘,',S't0;')p¢Cl near tlie'.batik,l,.lish the Constitution framed by the Cortes-, but 19th. His case had not been reportediio-2 the
ass prophetcss. This happened in the winter, to assista person‘ who hil(iii.‘dl>iCn from his rims,‘ they were bathed by some of t_h‘o_se who were Board of Health. ‘ ‘V y y A’ ,
and a reni-.trk.ible providence was maiiifcsted in and, while in the act of discliai-gitig this duty of concerned in the plans. Of.latc u.most able and In Baltimore, during the five days ending
the preservation ofMrs. VV’s life. The liotise in i,uman_ity,liispocket was rifled of his pocketbook well disposed plan to effect this, was meditated Thursday, 136 new cases of malignant feveir
which they resided being much crowded, Mrs. and money by some of the lig/igfizigered gentry, by a large force of troops, who were not satisfied were reported, and in six days ending on Friday,
lV- llfid lo"? lief‘ bell C0mP3“l0“: 3 Wlllle <l0m€$ll'1'« who have exhibited so much adroitness in this with the lot which had fallen to.them ; and from 59'deaths were reported ofthe same disease.
One Of ‘-llt‘ 5l5l¢"ll°0‘l- Vvllcll llle 3PP°l“lC(l town and C.iinl)i'it|ge within a few weeks. It is the manner in which the plan was formed,‘ from 6 or 700 persons from the iinliealtliy.-parts of
time '<iI‘I'ii'-0-(l for llle members Of the 5flII‘il)' W a case of peculiar distress to this old soldiei-,‘who the respectability of the persons coniiected with Baltimore, have encamped in 2 rope walks, near‘
Tetll“~’» ‘-VlllCll ‘~V"~15 9 0’Cl0Cl‘>'i lVll'9- VV- “llll 11 Pith \\ as so poor as to borrow monc)’ to get some it, and from the inclinations of the inhabitants of that city’: where they are, daily suppliedv-'i.th pt'0- .. ' ,
Pitatlng l1€"~1l‘la WON to ll?-1‘ 9-l1‘d'“l3€l‘ and 0CCUPl' clothes decent enough to come to the bank, and, a whole Province where it was to_ be elfectetl, all visionsthy a committee, who receive charitable - 3 t
ed the front part of the bed. The girl, in con- who has now lost his all. He is compelled to 50- honest men were delighted at theapproach of donations for their support. V ‘-
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Sequence of having had a largc Washing llldt day. licit charity to _pay his expenses home. their liberty ; and longed for the hour when the _ T/ie Cliarleétén Board q,f',H'.:alt/2. liava‘;_;§,~,vg,,:,g,,-,.i:- ‘
did not retire that night until near 12 o’clock.—— ‘ ._——¢--:::-®€9.::'.-.—— mine was to burst. _ Unluckily, however, the ve- lice ‘ that the Fever now prevailiiig tlieitisfis ,3»;
MP5. lV- C0Ul<l 110i C1050 he!‘ €}'€‘3 ll! sleep» llml 3* FOREIGN ARTICLES. ry man who was at the-head ofthe plot, and who such a character as--to make -it unsafe foi“S,t1:an’-fg_. —§-'
waited the time of liev expected dissolution with FROM LATE LONDON’ PAPERS. had the.p‘ower and means of carrying it on with- gets to visit, or remain in the city duti con?»
an awful suspense. About ten o’clock she hctiid T/ze Holy ./lliiancr, we understand, is no_\v"pi- out opposition, changed his mind at the var)’. mO- llmlfmcea’ and I‘€S0lV€<l 10 tllscollllflue ‘%:I.é‘<.l':'|llY
her rootn door open, and to her astouislinient Ia: otisly engaged in concerting meastire__.s for ‘the ment of advancing with histroops to the seat of statement ofcases of yellow fever. -
-_ ‘ minia entered. dressed in white, with a veil over purpose of maintaining the authority of the-, be-‘ government. ; and instead of making use of the The deaths at Charleston from the lst to the
‘‘ ‘her head, holding a lighted candle in each hand, loved Fcrdinanil in South America. Each of the armed force, ,as he had promised, to hring about 8th inst. were .43—20 of which by yellow fever,
and passed close to her bed side, with a very slow maritime powers, parties in this confederacy, at:- a happy state of things, be employed it to secure and 7 by other fevers. —
pace, looked at Mrs. VV. without uttering a WOl‘<lt cording to report, will contri=iute its quota ofships the patriots, and well intentioned men, who were The.Philade_lphia Board of Health, rcport.70
after which she retired. Mrs. W"s mind Was to the formation of a formidable fit.-et for this pur- «connected with the plot. deaths in thatcity, diiriiigthe week ending on the
T l ‘racked with ten thousand contending fears, and pose, Sir '1‘hom-as l-Lady has had a long con. llth inst. __
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she could not close her eyes. She continued in llrencewitli the Board of Admiralty, relative to Accounts from Havana, mention that a Span- ' The spotted fever prevails in Darien,Ceorgia.-'
Jemima re- his command in Soutli America, where he will ish friga'.e,witli her convoy of 12 transports, hav— Out of 129 persons, who compose the white pop.-.
l appeared, after the sameginzinner as before: pui'- soon sail with two 74’s. A V lllg 0“ l’°"‘l"l 3Q0°_”°°P§a llafl a|'|‘lV€(l there from ulation of thetowrli 5l Weft’? Sick ill llle dale Ola
1 sued thesame course as before, and retired with- - .N'a/zo1con.——The British Statesman sa_vs—‘ C. Cadiz. The white inhabitants at Cuba were much the latest advices. .‘SeveralcpersotiS.3h
Q‘ l. out utteringa word. Mrs.~\V. could not fathom M. Rickett, Esq. of the East-liitlia Company ci°v-- alarmed on accountof some attempts of the blacks ter about five days illness. . :
’ her mysterious conduct, and her appreliensions il service, has arrived in town with despatclies to an insttrrectioti. A letler.from Natcliitochcs, o‘f~'t_.__
became insupportable. About 12 o’clock the from the Governor of St. Helena. VVhile on that - states,‘ It is very sickly in this_country at preo
‘ girl retired. and in order to accommodate her, isi-and_;~_,he had an interview Wl'll Brinaparte, "who . _ Hr V . . sent--in some places 3 or 4 die in a day. The
Mrs. .VV. removed to lllc‘l)-.l'Cl{ part of the bed,-.inc_l was stfill as to be obligcdto receive Mr. R»_irkett’s It appears ’ y ‘an official dispatch fr_om Admi~ weather has been cxtrer_ncly hot.fo.r a long time.
lhthe girl took her warm place, and on account of visit in bed. Sir Hudson Lowe. it would seem, ral Brion, that his squadron anchored in the port ‘The waters were very high, b_ut it is now drying
being much fatigiicd. Elie soon fell asleep. 5.. l)egl!l3'l'.U‘bB alarmed at the C0nSet[11CnCt§_.(ff,tlle‘ of Pa_zuelos on the.l6th July, and on the. next up, and_leavinga miasmataewhich probably cans-g.
iuhort time after. the door again"opencd._ All was unfeeling manner in which he had treated the morning they moved upon» Barcelona, which ‘ll es the sickness.'., , - . - _
Id-arkness ; and Mrs. W’. could" not perceive the Prisoner of Nations, and is said to have p_ei'_m-it- was ‘found had been evacuated by the enemy in .N'e-w-Orleans, Aug. ,l6_.—-“ The fever has com.-is *
‘object that entered, but she heard. it approaching ted Mr.‘ Rickett to bring a communication, front.‘ the night. 'l.'_hey_ afterwards took the port of Mo- menced among ll’l€:..slilppl.ng,;§n(l God knows
towards the bed, andon a sudden .t‘be ‘girl began -Napoleon to our government. Its nat.Ut‘c' has" ro. The I_’at_riots had only 4 men wounded in the where its ravages will epd. . On board the steam _
to struggle. for existence.‘ Mrs. W. not knowing nottranspircd, but may be easily anticipated." whole affair. 20 cannon, military stores, Sec. fell boat _Alabama,§the.cap_t-ain, mate and.stetv»ard,.~d;.
.. the cause-,.gavc the alarmyand apcrson flew with -~- -— ' _into the ‘hands of the patriots. Brionfailcd. of ed within two days, and tbe_‘v’esu\itis has lost ‘
precipitation. from the room. _Mrs._ VV, interro- A Carlisle paper states that forty persons had capturing: the Spanish squadron. . . ' one man tojday. _ The physicians S131)’ Illa?» lllfi
gated the girl 'i'espe’c‘ting the cause ; 'l'l€l‘.z_1ll$Wel‘ been killed in a coal mine in the Slici'iff-hill pit, Gen. Marinu defeated the Spanish Alorces under yellow fev_e_r of this year is the most viiiilent they
was, that some person had tier by the throeit, and at Gateshead. Had the accident happened an ‘Gen. Alrana on the 12th June, -at a place called -have seen here. Report says 30 haye dtcdto-say.
was tryin1.>;_ to strangle her. Here was at oifce a hour later, lO“0 persons would have _p_ei'i,sli'e(l.—- Chispero _on‘ the river Utiare. The Patriots Fear.is.apt to exaggerate, and I would fain hope
develop:-ment of‘ the character of this fiend, this This dreadful accident is said to have proceeded made greathavoc among the enemy, and took that it is not s9 bad as reiiortec.’ _ « ‘
"monster of depravity. - . 2 from mismanagement in one of tliesafety lamps. many prisoners, -ll bras_s field piece... 500 mus- Boslorz, Se/zt._15.--faiocc otir last, this town li-as
, Frorii tliisfiitcumstlance it appears self-evident, . ,-:—t’-he Princess of Wales is on her return to kets, 20,000 ‘cartridges, and other military stores. not cnyoyed quite so favorable state of. health as
' that .lemiin"a’s first visits with the candles were to England, and was expected in "Aug. She thinks Among the enemy’s killed is 13 officers. - '1 be during the. preceding ten days ; ‘but the disease ,.
reconnoitre and ascei'taiii!tlie exact position of her husband requires a little looking after, since Patriot loss was24 killed, 47 dangerously and-s_ev- which excites most concern, 15. still coiifined to at
her intended‘ victirn, that her prediction ‘should the royal family has_undi:rgone so many changes eral. slightly.‘woun(led.—-Culum. Reg. small section. of the town. Since Fiiday there
this state until ll o’clock arrived.
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be verified‘ ;' and, by that means, a_ confirmation during her absence. _. \ _ : MucGregor remained at Aux Cays. His army have been sixteen tleillhfii Ol Wllicll fol” WV“ bec"
of her possessingsupernatural powers, would be ’ - i ' was reduced to 4 officers and 15 men-T-the former of malignant, and two of typhus fevers. ‘
establishetf in the mindsof her credulous follow. Troops continue to sail from Ireland for South he had knighted, having lately institutedian or- l.V,e are sorry to leam, that _th_e.seaso,n has pro~" -
crs. But, happily, .lici“desi's,%n was frustrated by America, to join the Patriots.‘ i den ‘. T i V30 "BTY llllll¢=‘4.ll.llY In Olllo; the blll0“5 l€"°”
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her leaving her. first position ; and hct‘ mtirder- It is stated that the whole Russian army -is to , = 4 - having ptjevailcd very genetally and extensively
ous intention was defeated; Had M rs. W’. main- be divided into coloiiies, or ‘settlements, and dis- It is stated in the Prince of W’ ales Island Ga- on the banks of the rivers, and a ‘ sickness at the.‘
taincd‘the place she first occupied, her success ‘tributed over the whole empire. In time of zette, that abrig which sailed from that port in stomack,’ having beieiiequally fatal in the praries.
wouid have been complete. ()n account of the peace, they are to cultivate the ground with the January, had been cut off nearly opposite to A- It Is very sickly, also, near the mouths of the
the fatigue of the girl, her sleep \vl.t1l(li1aVC been peasants. Measures, however, willbe adopted, checn. The crew, it appears. tempted by’ the streams on the southern shore of Lake Ontario;
so heavy that she would be insensible to the strug- that they may be speedily assembled in time of knowledge of money being on boards lose at night and On board Vessels that frequent them. '
gles of Mrs. W. Cons‘:-.quently, the morning war. , ‘ . _ and in the most cruel manner murdered the cap- . The Pittsburgh (Penn) Gazettes. Ol lll¢_ {ill
light would have proclaimed to her devotees, her i H -E ,~~. -- tain and oflicers, and then threw overboard the inst. mentions, that the. Dysentery is pr<':\'a1l1nf,"
knowledge of future events, _ant_l of _hcr havnig Meetings of Reformers, both male and female, helpless wife of the captain andher servant girl . with unexampled l'!l0l.'[t.tllt.y,lnhll18 couhtiy a!]"(.)Ufl~Li
a‘.|i,cct intercom-sc with Almighty God. such cdiitinue to be held in England‘; and troops have '1 hey then scuttled the vessel, and proceeded in that city. _ Death, it is said, aveiisitec a
was the crcdulity of her followers, that they proceeded to the disaffected districts. Many aboat tothe shore—one of the villains has been every family; and in many familtesevery mdt-.
- viewed her an second Christ. persons hadbeen indicted for -sedition. secured. . vidual is confined.
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