Norwalk Gazette, Wednesday, October 25, 1820 · page 2

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‘ ‘ifltis slaled‘ tha
tmt_rAt.'t:0gni§e lliu
and has‘ refused to 'rt;ceive.their Miniystcf; and
that he is dc'lél'm'lI.led'-to re-'ii'I's'tut_t_:tli‘e a:A.tcient_or-
,A(_1¢A=,Ar_» things. For-this purpose‘ 8{).‘.O(_JO troops
'aro&):1licir' ma_rch for l'taly._- it is ’also said tlial-"

 

 

A . .5 _ uistg-is will -.§’,atva're ol the iinn1i:n~§n_t-do
ons iuftimi of" Naples; lion an_d.._tlis_Anio:1_au'cby woulal V ,
ct-lsis, occasioned the rising of,llte.c1t A ,
l0,‘_‘SAlmultl be pr-otratA;t'eIt;‘ the'y;,h.§ve 'corne‘t°

;'es'olution_of itnmedidtely,,ponvpl;it1g _tlA\e__A » an AA

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AinA"’-the name‘A'"of_‘the .ki_Ang. Th‘ey' tArust,‘;tha

of Folly ;’ and the fruits of victbry ‘in“'a contest ‘of Among the numerousaddresses-which contin-
that sort are but remorse and “self-Areproacli’. A ‘ ‘ '39 ll? bf?‘ l_)|A‘¢-‘ifimell -10 ll“: 903-'AD~ Was one from

Though many othcngrept quéstions will proba- the l€lIlA1d_¢=a Of Slit-‘l5¢l'd."WIt_ll 110600 signatures.
bly be opened at the next session, they fadejinto ‘.'1_he‘ Whtteclrapcl-address was signed by upwards
a less.imp.or-tango“(except.ipelfhfilps, .th'e bankrufit 0‘ 390- ._ ' -. A ‘ V . AV-A ..
Sygmm) i!-‘A cAom‘pa,.iAso_n with the" three we liaise 1 he lollowtng is the Queens answer to an ad-

 

Briefly: mficcdA, - . ; . dg-essf;-om ttie-'inbabitatt'ts'0ftl1i3 Paiish of St. ,At}a3-i‘s istoi 'place'40,'000 men‘ in cantonments ‘m'ea‘sure which so clearly evincesthc deterjrittna AA
Attempts‘ “in be mage,"wé fiave “O doAu_bt.- to Mar-y’s, White Chapel. It breathes (firayswtllezl Aneat-1"ert'aj_Aa-,-.to:be in-readiness to assist any ltahaz; Anon-_of attencling to the com~plain_ts of _t_hAe periplgg ; 
. . em,-wmise we ARub"cA cAxpe,',d;Am,,,,3 by reducing ANational Advocate).retje|lionAayj¢l, civil .A“-ar in mg," Princes, ,-who may be on badterms with their peo- will immediately rally_tAhe whole nA’a.t_r_on Vr,ouA.ndaAlAe-A.._l 

gitimate‘ and t:‘ointi1Ag)n-¢_centI"e,;-_and that ali1.class_-3'
Aes will bAccc_cm"eA_st-‘ns‘ibie'o,fA t'hef'ne'c‘essity o,l"sttcAbAa'

_ V-lirlion, in order to avoid thosedrcadlul evils, an.-.
of Attg'ns‘t, that ti-third‘ tliplomatic'-‘not_e. fr‘4)i’pi«"A(li’tj;-A'+A§)IA'clt)’y ti-»'A._il.xt'a'l'y’f_".l.d. l"¢l'«haPS.A: .lh3.A..¢ll5=°l“il9-'7 °f
~.EAmpcrur:of Russian; had‘ bceh communicated_to' 'the‘monat'chy'.' ‘ " -:* .. '. . -

trons consequences as the prA~Aeéent_AbillA ol'A.Pains the ASpanish'governmcnt, which was very satin-‘ ' ' ‘
éand Penalties :'. while it threatens; f|'ecArl0m_Atll)dcr tsfupt_o_ry.V ‘ , r ' . A ' _. A’ A ' _ AA

all ilsdiversilied a'sp«:tA':ts, a'nd wit_b"a~ll its_general_ ' ‘_Turkr_~y ~—lt is st-Aated -that- a great victory has,
rights and all its pa1'ticular_ secni'itiés,,iAt at the been-Aobtained bythe trooApsol_' Pacflttt overthe

‘-same time (lzu keiis the pei's'p‘éctiveAof_thefuture‘ Qtto "n Aar-myitlie t;ornmaiidet' of tt-j_hicl1 was kil-
Awilh il~lOWé'I'ing'appca!‘anc.e of civilwur.A It .e_ec-: led on‘ {fé field. ' ’ '_ ‘ ' ‘ " V
lhibitsacloud on the edge of tliejpolitical horizon A. __ ~ .- '" ' .'_ " - ' . , .
that may l)u't‘S.£ in misery on ‘every -fainily. of the 1. "Sicily, which is the mnstgfruitful Island of Eu.
A _ country. "A .. .1 i. , - ~~.A rope, and th_e.Al_arg-est in,thc Mediterranean, con.

‘ _‘ . .‘ This bill of pains and penalties may thus be tains about '1",300,000 i'nhahiA_tants. Under the R0.
' , the harbinrgerof woe to every mau’s heart ; ittjnay mans it‘ had’ a’: least-'12,000.0CO. There are in
eInbit_lertl1e.day'.°. of thousandsiand tens of thou- Sicily meat-ly 30,000 Priests. The nobility and
'sands, bot-h rich and pborfand~prodnccirrcmedia- clergy own ‘almost all the land, and the Peasants A A __ A _ A A A _ A AA
Able regrets.‘ ' ’ A. ..A ,. , . ,A ;are in the" most misterable condition.‘ Agricul- with at new of extrtcattng.-;_the Senate an_dA.tlA;_t_: Nae I .

A ‘After thenoblestandwhi‘chsomatiyAol'the most Ature, fronrnot having been enAco_ura;,fcd, has fal-- llon from the c'mba'rrassi‘ng Asitua__tion in AW_ll.l.Cl? ..:
'esAtimable among;:’.,_t-he’: Peers ’haA'v'e _"inAade against len into a state or complete Adegradation- 4 .-theyzwere placed, was rejected 66 to'lA2.‘A A_'war‘mA I

this postil'e'rou’s”bill, and t.lre;tg;talA.AA,A§a1ft;t,,tif.any.e\;i.-,,., - T ‘I ~ ' A T. A" . AA .. ,, . <lFl3Bl8'l00lr'-'l‘>l'dC€‘ Onihe mUl‘l0D, and W35 I'€'P,-:AV .A
T I ’ if A ' AA succession of shocking occuAt'rences_ijecently N"-530055 ill?“ tilt Klllg'8 Wife Wfiri drfumfdt‘ his.

,A,','(,k p;aC,,;nA.F,-‘.mc,._ A f;,,,,,~e,.‘Ain._, mo-men; Q{ own character brought into discussion, 'an"d‘_tli'e_
Aimpmim,-¢;,-, gm-utk a ymmg ;._.t;gph¢,-d if, so un. -whole country-tvas degraded and scantlalized ‘_T
gliappy a:m’unnct',.thaAt-he killed him. In despair the proce_edmgs_ «. V , -» ‘ " _I '. A f» _
at this involuntary murder, he came" to own ‘it to ,V€l'l_' mile W33 Saldilh P&l'lS-0f.l'll€'P0fltlllZ“C5‘’3 .
_his‘wife,iwho pt'evctrt'ed._him from shooting him- !‘BV<}lUl19n-and the iptelligehcewas not pt‘xl>llsl1-7 T
self.-with a pistol.-V’ Soon-after he disappeared, and ed till the Dcxhday alter -itfcacltcd’ that 'place.--

his wifc bAg-ilig u'nea~..y went in search of him ; all 15:“ al'l§_‘;l‘Y feelings ;|I’- 15 §3|Ad, prcvails APa‘_i:is;; _

ter calling} in vain,‘sh’é laidon tlie"grotind 'lier nur- SONIC T1°lA$il'¢-_$P‘3k€D .0? ill the stl'AjeeAts._'. " _AA'horse.- ’ :A

sing infant, and looking into the well discovered T313“ (ff ill‘? K1198 3 E“_*“"l-5 had b¢§¢“'Vll1,{‘_0VvfAn 0v.éi': . A. .
'.the body of l'er. husband ; on which she threw. the brtdgetnto tllfiz Seine» but W85, notilulleil;-." A
P-herself in'o the water and was drowned with him. 503“? dl5l“l’l33“C.e3 llad lam‘-9 Pia“ 3‘ C-°l’.°3'll‘.3~’ 
"At thesame time the child, who was laid down at gem but all W35 qllltfl 00 ill? 9th-T -A ‘V ‘ , 

some distance, was eaten up ‘by a sow, who was A" 35°00” fwm. -Rollie mentions ‘an at:,t2AI_‘1f1A[.i§."'

,-a,,_,-Ling gbuut the ,.,,,V.l_'V A _ ' ‘that wasmade on the night of the/ltli‘, at ‘Civita AA _

‘By the fall of a gbllery' ofa Church in Switzer- Ve°Cl‘l"*~‘bl' -" ‘l‘f8P‘”"l“° bFl‘lY.-M. Yl,l‘lll¢lf3.Cl0l‘S»i,l'i! ‘' i .
latid, 19 persons were killed, and 297- wounded. 5“lz.e "W" the C“Yv'?-ml Csiablisha l'€P-!l_bllC.i ‘lie? ‘.
‘_""-mo Bro:/.-er.s-, _\\'ll0 had" scarcely arrivedat am°“med to 1600" The °b.l'-‘Cir. ll°.W\‘2Vl=5'af ,“'35'.,

years of manltoocl. Awere’ lately executed onvthe ‘di5C°"“f_°'d 3”}! fm5m“°d° ' . ".5 -L ‘i 
same‘ _t;al‘ows in England, for highway robbery. V Mfillflf-l 3dV"f¢3 .3!'8Al° ill? nil“ Tl’5‘il‘i“.f5 3.-"1. '

Another unfortunate brother was convicted of the Am-l3’\l5"¢n 3l1l"0D¢dlYlA!ll¢: I51‘: €101-C011,. b‘3~V'¢ Cit‘?
Lsasne offence. '-htrti-irwas"thought lit to banish him f"fmi“°d'°" °‘?mPl€i¢ 5Ubmi55l0“‘ 1‘5)l_-l1'i= .“3l.l"°f
_',o;-A,,,,.- f.~'omhis ,mi'.,.-5 gumr - . - A the King anc_l,t-heCortcs,ann to'disbs‘n'd t'lie.~tri»'ops£ . "g;

. Andrew llaetlic, John Baird, and James Clel- It “ems lll“"G°“- R3980 had ‘ll-‘i"l"l¢3i5'€‘l1ill"'~‘ 807",
land’. convicted of high treason, were executed at Cmml3“lv 3”‘! l-3 ’°°‘lfi.“°d 3‘ Ovi‘-“l0: ‘ ‘la 55 -"' .
_(;,,e,_.Ae,o¢;t_._ -.m we 3,}, ofsel-,;_ ' , V " punishment (saysa Madrid paper',) but "to let him

I A family.‘at Notting-barn. consisting of 8 per- .A§'5° ma‘ ,‘h°A°".d°"5 Oi }50"“'"m¢_Yll ‘VCR? 19 5‘: KT’-’-A

sons, l1a’d"ne_urly_ all fallen victims to a mista.lte',otl 5P“c‘efl.-"A =§°m°Pf ll” f3°ml’3m9“5‘ VVCTC SW} 3}.’
putting some arsenic into oatmeal, of whiAcli'tlrey “"?Y ‘ml’ -hlm-I rile-Kllfg l]?d"='fA3;“°*ll’“9d li?.'v'

.3“ pm.,A,,,,k_. . . " _- ~ ‘decree tjelatrVye.to.Athe e2lim‘c7.l0D .ot’the_J_esuits._ . _ ,
‘ . mhelanclmly event mt; place at Kilnhurst I;‘r0m_tlw Intelligence of the. lust tr‘l»fr-111,175; slurre-
 ' ugtigt. Two" pt-r‘s<:ns hat] been ¢:rnployedA.in a‘'“A'''Cd 1“ E.“.8'3“d1_5?"’e "f""l""h l"“.‘,‘l.l”""‘3‘3‘,".‘l‘__‘_i_
sinl-aing a well for the purpose of putting down a ‘*b°V<= l_‘dl- 30:-*l“_°l>'“l9“ PF€*'a.!l5’_lhat. the D‘-=‘i_C0V*

prfinp. when one of '.hem..descen‘tled to ascertain °"YA5h‘P5 ha“? l'~}““‘l ‘l P“5§"E_° mtttlhc Pacific-3 _

the‘ depth of the vs-:'.'.r.i' ; as he did not return. his A 3. d_'‘¢'~‘d.[“l ha“ _5‘‘’”-“ ‘ml “Alf-l'°‘m3l¢ da“‘3§‘i7 ‘
‘Ae'onipat‘-ititi. wtnt down after him ; hé, likewise, m_ V3 “W5 l’a”'5_°“l‘c R‘"“‘m 5’m“"’1°‘}ll"‘ will .

did not return; and, unfortunately, Joseph Hill, '0? A“3‘r‘V5‘ 5 'Ah"‘ '6'"3“’-T P31l'K0fAll)t5- 031??» ‘V3.39; 
the proprietor, with his four sons, went down the, V‘“¢.l'i""152 and 8‘“"l¢."5 We" ’Wl¢‘l- . ' A t V ; 3‘
_-ladder‘ n bllCCB5$l(ln, and they all drop.t”ofi'. ‘As: _ i 1 A
fsis_taztce.\va_s soon procured, but it required some
iprcoautinnary preparations _bel'ore-the men-could
it-is prevailed upon__I'o go down the well, Aw-hi'ch they
;i[:lel1glll did. and brought up the bodies of the"
‘jseven ‘men’, all dead. - V.‘ V-

: ‘pie. ;'{,at_1<l Vt‘hat.-40,000 are to constitute ah army of
-reserve witltin the frontier ofA-ttstrian Lombardy’-
' ltgnppears from Mudrid_accounts‘to th'e_24:h

‘cry line». A _ . . .. A ._ . A

‘ The conspiracy which l_,arn oombatting, al- .
’though.nominally againstAmysolf,AAis,in fact at-.;-,m,.
spiracy against.Bt'itish Liberty. “.l“,To meustnc
-since the l{ev'olution lias 'porte'n:leA'dA such disas-

rhe army’; bymniung the increase of the Navy ;

' by abolishing tlie.Military Academy, &c.&c. We

profess ourselves to be in favor of avoiding all "un-
necessary expences ;'ofa rigid Aenlorcemem of_ac-
couutabiliAty‘A;’ of thc".\bol'rAtlon-of AsiAn_ecuresA‘; of a

reform of abuses. whereve't' found‘. W1-aryc, in

short, in favor of pruning all such _redun_(lan‘r.ies_. as

waste theisubstancc and add but to't'he strength of

._ bur gov‘¢Am'me'm.'.;.but we’d’e'prAec_ateA all and every
prbject ‘for bringing our eAxpendAiAtAures to thelevcl
;‘3}"gjug~'i-(avenue, by atnAputa'lin§; tAl1e_lirnb"s'wlilt:li
are-neceA§s‘zir‘y _'toAthe lieult'hl'ul'grow_th..9f. the Na-
'ti'on5'_ttfi 'its"capaci'ty' for ‘still-del'ence,-or‘ Even to the
s‘ynAnAnAetr‘_y_ol"its form, . A_ A", ,' .- ~

 

VERY ALA.’l’E FROMA EUROPE, 
By the British ship Mars, arrived at Netv-_Yr1rk,'-
.tlte‘editors_ofthe“ Mercantile Advertiser have ‘re-
'ceived London papers to the 26th;_0£,Sfl)i.g;A‘/'; Ii ,
The‘ papers contain no intelligence of gay.-atg;_imAr
_po_rAtAa_n,cc. The‘ popularity of the Quc'cAn,appears ..
‘to be untliminished, and addres,st:sf _on._tinue. to be,
‘presented.-to her from‘ all ‘parts iii; 3-, Al;'in_g-'<lAAr‘»‘rA'n.' A.
A '-'I-‘heAHousc of Commons adjoAurn"ed.on' th€_i13.Ill,.i
September to‘ the‘ 17'th_of October. ' A _, M.
A imotionof AM:-. l~lob'house for an arldress to A .
the King, praying*hini to prorogiie Parli3'mAent,.._.:. \.

: LAf1'13s't‘ ‘FROM ‘E.\.A‘*(;lA1,"A'-N_'1')A.-.'
By the ship'Co'r'tcs,'tl1i: editors qi"t,Al;'6~V'.M,£3'-l‘-C130‘
tile Ad‘i"ei‘tis'er"l1a’t'e‘ recizired Liv ettpoql. P.3lA’¢.'[€\ 1°
thel ltlt, andVl_sonA_d_on papAet"si't'o'tlIe lot-h 
-’Tlie" evidence on .the part Of A the: ‘pr'gis'tEc1IAf-l.I§t_l-l*?‘;‘6§lA€rA_:‘
gainst‘ t'he_QuecuA was" ‘clbAjed, a_ndAat. tire--§:Ae§;ugA:gt.
of’-Mr. Brcmghatn the Houseol Lords a‘d30t'r-lltldtl. _
“"' '~ o'- , . *7 ‘f " -.-'?w _v''' ’ ' .' 2"”. v .' ""' '.
zemfthie 7ts~'aw.1he.3.d bf~0c.sober»+sr~-W‘*t‘€“"""""5 ”df'£ffa‘ti.tii'ii‘ilaii‘s l°'»”°i'"t°ii3’:t"x°i'i'ci°l.;i§5 iii-
’ . __AA; A_ >1 A’ _ ._ I _ A ‘A,A._ . , .- » q “ .
 . G£fi,;AEmAmOm ‘S apRoA,Vn,Ae_(AA].cQn._(A AA A,,deAA,A...0y, ‘he I o c o Asestgt o t e pro Anny r a is
. Au$,l..rA.um- fir-rny 3,’, 1nd,,’ ..Wmch __‘.x--(ECCJAS 80,000 l\:IAa_;es_tAy may nlarty again-—-tlte Issue of that mat-.A
man. .. V .V - .V A A. -; -- _. uage \v0lll£l',;lD,alllll{.¢ll'l10,d;l,' cause a contested.
~ .“m‘A:n‘e~ws* bf {he .Re‘.‘01u,i-cnAin- Portugld!-[fad succession. _That part ofthe nation which will,
not ,.’cAM;A1§‘¢A¢1‘A]EA§r1gland.A AA A ~ . V '- A not allow the bill of pains and penaluc-sAto_bc a
A A A‘ - A_ t - -V - ~ - A cAonstitutAtonal act, may not readily submit to the.
_ . .QUE‘EN S‘VTlAllA‘L- ‘ ‘ » ‘ ’ofi_'sprtn’g ofa marriage which will never general-
Thc tt=i«aliptVooe.ededA to the hath day, (6th Sept.) [Y bg dcemed legitimate. A . _ A, ,
with“ the e-xarmnauon olfnevv ltaha«n.wttnesses, A- I If mpm-3,.,.,age bé annunedtvit mus, be mmAu1_
M3035 t§lSl‘m°‘lY‘'~'VCm 1‘! C030’->.0filif3 lll¢'f°'-‘"3" led in defiance of all law. The Queen tlu.-re£or_'e,.
¢vltltA:-DC€‘- IA“ '-l1¢'Fl°5¢’ °f‘l"3 ‘=x“‘m'“““"" °f ‘he who succeed‘:-d me would only be nominal Queen,
325th witness, the‘ Attorney _(.-eneral rnade an Aun- for no [,,.,,.,/;y[.,.,-3.1,, can b,_. w,,.w._,,,A.,1_«g,yA,-1,, ,g_z,._5,,,;
expected l_'_cq.tlt:st fay,»-,;n_allo..-\_\'=\IlC<= ..llWl'A¢’ lAll1‘1*;A act ,- and, in tlteopinion of the great majority ot.
to bring forwart-l further-' ¢A3_$l<l_<3_llC<_=- 10 5.l‘.l«‘t’°‘{l 0 the nation, nothing can starnptltrs btll.of.pam_ and.
lhcbill. Hc.$la1_ted tha_tAceAt_'ta1n witnesses, ti inst: pcbumcs A“-,_i,h' any legalAcha,.ame,.,i5(ic, ]_rA_wil]
at~,.u,»-at had been expcctctl. in h.o;;land, jivbrfl tn. nAc‘vcrAb§ Ngardcd as my thing more ,hanAa',.,A ,',cA,.
sptt'edA\vttl1Asudclen teurotts on.hearing;lrowDtlnVrse- 05 pm.,_. ,).,.aA,,,,yA.w,d as 5m.AhA.__.A.m éxciic ,[_,Ac bk
W119 l’l"=CC‘l‘5‘l‘,'~l‘¢‘7‘. l‘A5“l‘b‘?‘?“-"l“’~t‘l;*3 31- "-“‘~‘_§ lrrdol tbepresent age, and CA){pAt:,t:l_::lt£t3All1€ e;-re-__
Sec. and .rctu'r_ned to A_LAugano horn; tvvlrettpe AAc,.;,,i(,,, (,fA’,O5,c,-in-_’ ;_A I A . A-
they.cumc._.’—. On the following. clzty, howAevez, the . on mg 33 of :,(,p.Ae,nbc,.,___,heAQucen made an
Atto_rn'eAy-__Gcneral statetljtlrat _tt.A was ascertained cxc,,,.3;(,,, 0,, ‘he Thm,_m5 ; ,l,A¢A1',A,,,,k§A wAc,,e Q,.mAv.
the .v~'1tnAcssc/s:t:o1tld I19"!-' 3“'_1l_'e- 3? 5°?“ “5tl}'*'-i““l _d_e_d with spectators, and scv<:ral saAlt.3tt:.s\\VL'.|‘c fired
.expcf3l\7(ls.lV|l'h<1lT€\V ll“ 3l’l_ll“5-“U0-" Al°" “"J°_}f""’ as the yacht passed down. A A ', A A. . A
."“'-'m’~- “lid ‘.l.€C1‘"ed" me eliidencl’ ‘CL°sed',al-iamsl . L’am.’o71. Scjzt. 5.-—-lly ort_loAr ofAh.i_s Royal Hlglt-1.
the Queen. 1 He then SUml'I_.l.€3. A _ AA ness-the Qommancler In Chief, "a detachment oi
ll} thlfi .3‘3g‘i_°l'llW Caflei tl‘°'_[{!il"“f'c°.‘“e‘3 :1” Life Guards w'cr_e stationed at 'S._tAorc}"$ gate, 
‘WiLl‘t‘ilYe'f0llt3\‘Vll1gl'€mz\lfliS-7-‘. .115 15. Pl'0.1i~f 5‘ ' '

A Jame-.’s Park, yesrerd:-.y __morning,, to escort "his;
the most sit1gttla.l' case that cvcr_wa_s, or ever will G mm we D”'kC of “V-t.mng,0‘nAA undA‘O,he,.‘pet, _. ~
~1>= handed: €3‘>“‘", ‘° P°3F‘3""Y-- ml“-"‘-‘l7r'*“"“i.‘-‘.°.".““ to lbs I‘Iouscs2l!'1<l. Protect them rt-em a tefhttitiifigi
sing witn.es,sAes of a Q-Jeet'r—-ofthAe Qtreen;_'ol‘.l:.x::.:.-.. Aof-‘he MV,-ma,-me-,,-L -which “WAY haw ,.,_,p,,a,e-[_‘u-3-,
1un<l—-"theta 33 I‘-01-.0”<=-“Wills N0‘ 0i" We l"“'°5"v.i expcricnccdVl'rom the Poh'u-lace.--'i’oor ‘iVelliri£§"
Ifl¢flIlt’$li 1.1105?l’l“'Cl333al3l¢'°‘3°3’P3ll°" ii‘.-'h;""A“""_ ton 3 is it come to this’?—--G!o'bc. '
life.-_.no':'on;: -.vhose character‘ has ‘borne the test « - v v ‘ ‘ 7
of a cross-.c‘xa,mina.tion, cvenifrom ithose‘ slighr
-materials which sprung up‘ from casu:-Ail know!-‘
edge, or. were. supplied by,__the utamrnauon lll
‘ chief-th.c...Vnantt:s and -d.é§tit':I.iat.if>.!t§t_ol7 the ».xAvitnes_s-'~

“ cs twins» as..in<ls:<.=dr they well $53,341;-l!1§5.'$.lrdi°rS:.
\iy. concealedtill the m,<}men_tA_'§’."_A' ' t;tdlA,1'.Cli0l)-:3
"lVe.1-of course. except .the,t;-...?§33?.$*is.=.santuins»'
whose ex-iclence p1'ovc(l_~arlv3a,AtiA" A r'.I;"jll/Ia-I
/A/jesty. I Wascver-sA‘ucAh-aA ;BiAVll A‘f(éI_?Il__!A ‘bought’ ' -. ». 3 A __ A A _
‘I :of? How defective 1 how‘ -.t1t.liltI>.ly,.'.' Extract ofa mm.-, dqtcd Glasgow, .1ug.jg3.
". The stror.-gest Feelings and passions are exci- _

_’ of this kind are op_enAe_cI;_with evidengk
 ‘halllllnc-53 °£i‘l1i:P3Pl'l¢5 b3f0|.‘t-‘. '-ht? 3.6., . ted in fa.t'or'ofthe‘ Queen. MA great I=.najori_t'y arc‘

 

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' Among ‘the llmlian witnesses} imported to "give"
-evidence against the Queen, was it person who
was discovered to be a Priest in‘ disguise. - . The
people of Dover were greatly incensed at this fact,
it a_ppeari.ng that he came ovc.-rto grvcAa6sAa_lutz'o_n'
‘from day to day, for strtlt sins as might be com-
mittcd by the Italians in giving in theAir’etAi_clence..
— . ‘ . [M Y. Cal.

Eayai, dug. A11,--‘ Thistlay some Pot'tngucse H.’ '
artiled llfili-7 from St Geotgss-trhere they w'eg-e : ‘
landed by g;whaler, which recelvedthem abbot'a A
-fortnight-”ag_o, from an Insurgent prirateer that
had taléel), thc.A_h_zrge. Portuguese Aship.(,‘arlAottaA. -

A 3front Blah:-. to Lisbon, ?,t€cer an" engagement of an
-hour. ‘ ‘The privateerhad 7 men killed, and sev-
eral wonnrled, and the Carlotta, 4: lillled. '1 he "
-Insurgents lightened their prize, put r'ne.n.Aabo'ard‘

 

 
 

 
 
 

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j W'e have been favored .with.Gibra|tar papers"to.«

=Pl\*C°V=.1lWi!‘“.1.'1D'l<il1‘in holy ch“-"¢l!i:l§_l€€, _ ills’ uix(lonbtedAly lor her, belierin;;*in her'in‘noc’c'nce."'.S'ept. ltsth. The ,5-panish Cortes corrinucd in ,A _ A . A _ _ A _A AA A
.wltnc§9cS.bftll6; marriage--the fi'4enclE§§;,_ re_la- [£1113 measure is pursued against her, '-it will .$l3Assiotr, and had cont}.-rred on-_l"~ertlinand _?'th the °l he” “ml ‘ ‘C7-arc M“ "'””5"’¥.-5 ‘°f§°‘h’-“'- - 1 *1‘-7

 

-ptivateer has ‘S5 guns, and the Carlotta 252.‘ '
g A _ .->:.H=°---
’_Hcrt’a cz a:.-;.»z/24'? of It-gz‘n':;.vrzcy for ;,~ou‘.'
rho}; ‘rm; Zl.'.F.’1‘.i~!r.2E’r.-)1.1'1‘.a:*t.
" Fl".’z:'IA1i‘_.s1'c('zl' bkétc/2A._Q/" {/10 /{/'c' (17115! Adcat/I of" Iiezzry
‘ _ V111. Alrlg qfffl-A.-g1aA7zd. i ‘
He was born in 14-81, and l>c§_4.ut.t_c,"=:_rcigrr_ in
l509; ._ He raiser] his lllV§.)l'il(:SillH3 instruments o-iA'_A
his criAnicA‘s, from the depth of obscurity to‘ the pin-
nacle or Agran(lc.,ua', and a.l'tev_ setting them up 
tyrants’, put them to death like slates. l-le Awas-
pro-eminent in religion ; first quarrclling with
I-UlllC|'.A. \V‘hose. doctrines he tltottgltt Atoo republi-
can. lie became: the defender of t'_lie"(V.'.at,l1oli:..
faith a‘nd then quat'rellinp; with the Popg'§'A, wh'o--
5t()otl_§jAt)' the way of his murders, he was twice ex-
'C0.llilT.lUllAlCliit.‘(l- He made crecds and article.s,.
A.and made it treason not to swear to them ; and
be burned his opponents witli slow fire. lie.

zitle of - F31!/u-r cf/ris C'cz.rn!Ary.' A There had been
attempts to excite riots at Madrid ; but had been
frustr-.ne<l by the vigilance and spirit~of',the gov- A
erhmcnt. _ . . . f ‘ .

The news of the revolution in Portugal is con-
titjmietl. Unthe lirst September, the regency of
'1 lie kingtlom tssued a._5proclatnation, in conformi-
tytn the demand of t'h'eatttrty, for convoking the
Cortes. and tnakuArg.;A; “preparations for the early-
meeting of the s‘arne..-‘. A In the proclamation for
Qthe object, the t‘eg;;rtcy express their hopes, that
tltis Annr:asu_re will rally. the whole.na'tioAn.round a
"ltfi§itin1ate and cotn_m§_)_'n centre, and avoid those.
tlt"e=._ulfnl evils-—anarclty, civil war, and‘ the disso-
lutinn ofthe Monarchy.-,- Ccn_tz'nc/. ‘V *-

Tne Atgerine fleet passed Gibraltar on the 11th
Sept. outward bound. _ ' ‘

‘The’ yellow. fever had appeared at Cadiz. and
Xércs, but ‘did not prevail to any great eittent.

A ,:‘ti_vcs.ofthe_ p‘aArtieAs,. are painfully broug¢lrt”'fot'tvartl
A ‘to testify to these and similar. points. jl=‘c'ars are
if ’ jébetusualfconconiitants ol'st1cb evidence". " 'l‘hAer'e~
ll / sanctity even in the. dAissol,ution~of a sacred
1:,-t-ie : but this union, unblest in its mhtities-4-un-'
:bl;es‘t.a'n its .cclebrstion—in its continuance-"—un--‘
.blest in its fruits--is n_ow,_when,. the.p_;u'ties are
fast approaching to the term of life, frigidly pre.

V A.-seated to the nation to be rentasunder, without A _ A
';any_ oftl1e.se.prel_iminaries Wlllcll Off“-’C€_’5.5.'|*)’ P“? - . There‘ will be a light, andabloody one, before

Cfidellllfiilllml $°Pa"*‘«‘i°9 9f W053 V‘Vhd’1'.ll 3.5. fm" fit is over, depend upon it.’ - if ' ' .

biddcn. to man to separate. But the "divorce, it ‘ A A A __ . A __
~.aPl1‘=="‘5sV3Vl""°“‘°“’ be .am=mPled- Lord Luna The accounts rmnfsacily of the 15th August.‘
l.dal€.a~8D fiillltiffint 0‘f- Min.l.3l¢l'5a ll'l“l5¢lf.1""P°5°d state, that.the inhabitants of-Palermo~were deter-
—-lhe 1‘eT“0l'3l'°f ‘hat i°l"“.’5°- 'f."°m We .15?" 3 .‘“‘d ntincd tdpersevere in their efforts for independ-

‘ L0l"l'.Ll"e".P"°l PW”-Y .“°.‘lU.i8$C¢d- <ll5P“‘l”-.‘~§ °‘l.1Y- ence,' and that they had forniedtherniselres into
VaSA (0 the stage 5“ Whlclhlhe Ch'~“l'5° ‘W3 l0 be .Guerilla.'corps, for the purpose of"co'mpclling'
.m¥'ldC-V’ 'W0 \V°Ul‘l"‘°l-V3931 C°m°“?l’l"“°‘l l"l'~-"- the towns and communes to join them-‘ It 
-l‘l€S .01‘: m¢!‘l3C€d-l"l\l5liCe5 ‘‘8'al.“5'i “'3 Qtlew bl’. stated however, that Messinu, Catanizr ,and. Syra-

lead to a bloody termination,‘ there is no mAa'nncr
of doubt. _M‘lnisters begin to leel‘tbt' their heads: l
A :c_ivil'_Au'aI‘A\_'/illhe the inevitable consequence
of a_convictiou.' fiThe'peop|e' believe her irmo-.
cent ; and they believe also, that ifshe is‘ convict-A -
ed, it will be the evidence of‘ sulyorried and per-
jured witnesses ; tlretjeliire they will not hcedany -
’ an ex paA't:t'e”tri'u"unal, on the cv-

 

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decision made by
idettce of perjury alone.“ 

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- s_howi_ng that it is more dtflicult to retire than to
;. proceed; bAut_does notevcry one see that, ifaAhus-

-Vban,d‘can_t1oAt' obtain a divorce against his wife,'a.Alril

of Pains and Penalties, even ifjustly _carric_d, can
have no,other.eti‘ect than to, prove that the par-
_.ties are o:n.'A-aA level? and is it" for such_a cause as
A this that A.th,e. tranquility ol'AEnglaAnd_ is to besha-'

. 'kenA-to its foundation 

'1' he Queen's counct

the house rel‘-setl, and also a further_- _req_uest..tha

hope of obriatihg as lrfutzh asAp‘oAssiAbleA the /evi
,consequeVnces to the quAe_enA_._whicli..might'be—ex
.pectAe_d_.to a_riAs-:A from the e\i(_l‘.'.l.'lCAtA:_. which lay «be
A._.A-fore‘tl1e-public without a_rrswer_° or com_ment.. Mr

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A. of time,
- t - At the .. .
jnurned to'A'tAh_e'3d of Octgilier. _ ,
'1.‘l?6 “me. ' 
‘grand and glor-iousvact of public" rejoicing.’ A-

'\ b_lc_lAil'_c,A.w.hpseA testimony‘ will facA'cou_nt for wha

t ism? .‘fil-th¢.i7l!é:*ac*9vatid m9ti~:¢$rf tlié. W-‘néss
._ -_Atvlio;b.;tve..boortAexamined. A

A l bAein_g Acalled upon for
fthc.ird=:{:n.ce..Mr.Bvostsham r«=<1u.s=stedtob.c.per- -dation and hardships_ which .st¢tz,». had ianc1u"r’ed‘
-A-‘milled to open tltecase. and subsequently post-
_ p_one_the. hearing: oF¢:.\i,dent_:e for sorn_eAtixnAe,A;th'rs

.l)eAmight.bt:A.itllnwctl to;_c.oxnment upon the Aev-i-,

rleuce =p_roduccd - for theVA'px:o.~;ecuti'on,. _ without
. AtouvclllngAU]})_l)I_l;'-iliat he m_i;_;htA ltereaft_et' bring for-_i
Award. t'l'hiAs_ luttet' applicatipri: h.eAm-adpc in the A

A~B'I;ottgltam,tli,en sAttited th'_aAt ,l1eA_$houl_d be rjeatly to
,cAomAmenAce ltispase .11} tlrrt-e weelts, and llC_.A;'n'C(l'
I an adjourn ment of tlie~proceedings for that length

 ad.-

A A sot thencx day, sayri. ‘ The 
‘ .of Englau_tAl.A may prepare tAhei.r, minds for some

. Londoii, Ste/1£'."1()‘.—._,-i.-.-b'et'_e.t'zil -of :h_e.Queeti’s
A witnesses have larrircda A -_Amor;.Ag_ others who will"
be called 0n,2'dl‘:C Sir W'm. .GAt>.ll,-I-loo, D.'(3rareAn,
Capt. IA-Ionnan, Capt. FlinAn_,._ADr. Ilolland, Count
Schievipi, H.,C'arlo, a courier,‘ and numfy, other

’ of her ,do,Ame‘stiAc‘s ;' a’gI'eat'_7n,iiimber are on the way
to 1iArig‘1Aand, soAtn_e of high r.ank,antl others of hum-

, . if ' at pireseng appctti's:in.ysteAi-iotis, and" thrAow ;_some '

cuse, had declared against Palermo. and that the
only town which took part with the latter was
Girg-enti. The Royal government was e'stubli'sh‘-
ed at' Mcssina, where‘ it had ‘lirohihitedall ‘cor: es-
pondencc with-Pal.,ermo. A .' » '- '

I.

spirited reply. to an a.dd.ress from’ the Vicor-’Ge_‘n-A
eral of Naples. V. After anumerating 'the"degAra-

from the dominion'«.fAthé Sicilians to maintain-
?their independence, .it it_np‘lores his royal lii;,"b-
l nessnot to abandon llll'TlSL‘l.f_ to impruc-lent‘ -or dis‘-
’as-trons measures, nor disgrace.by'i.sucli71fneans

; making in the glorious career of liberty.’-
Prtvateletters from Sicily. mention that the

ty thousand men, all well arruetl; without disci-
- "mil to theAyok'e lol the new system which the

the nobility in Sicily are at the head of the insur-

tan goAver;nn)etit.

4»

l¢al;UC-. '1’l‘R=A P‘-l.lt’l‘.lTlll.'<\tis -[sent Vsotnc-'tft'oopAs -on
the road‘ towards Mcssina, they hacl.réa'ched on
the. 15th witliin fortyimiles oftAl}at’c,Aity,.'- A
Letters lA"rom Milan, announce .;.th~a.V_t‘_'ihe wliole
ofithe public attention _i;s’_' li_‘?x_cd.7_~.npon,t,ht: ’t‘nilVitary
measures now in --agitatiAonAin Lombangily, A1-‘re-

t «sent for. -

' l I ' 7' i . V
The.Princ‘e de Cirnitile _has_.set out from N5.

A sionto thc'EniApcror of Russia.

In a Journal pnblishethat Palermo, under the _
a'u'spictcs'of the rl—’Vro‘\-isional Junta, is a l‘ong'ant_lA

the first s cps which the. Neapolitan n'at‘ion“’is'-

l ' force under the Palerniitan Junta amounts to six- .
pliric,’ but determiner] to perish rather than sub-A
.Carbona~.‘i T have. formcd.. -.Th\e most'potveAri"ul of‘

rcction. Ofall the towns in Sicily, only ~Mcssi-'
nja, r\u,sA;usta, and Tripani, rccognizcthe Neapoli-"

A . The Cilyof Catonisctta. bavinigifrefuseid to sup-i
poxt the 1nd'cpendc_nt faction. has been reduced to
a‘-illes ll)’ WC 'il.‘00ps hf the Junta. . =.'_l?his‘A,et-uel ex-
_ -' _an__1pAle 'hasA forced fifteen towns to entefinto the‘

quent co_nferencesA take place t_1nd.c_,t';' t'hesPrcsidcn- .
icy ol the VrceArAoy_. V Several gettet‘als-have _been'A: _ _ A _ A
‘ ' ’ ~- ' A the welftrel ol the kin'g‘dom ;_ and concludes with

- iples for St. Patersbiu rgh. QIAl.aj1_e};tt‘aOt'(lltlary mis-‘

fil.~zc1rid, S2/zt. G.—- For the last -3 or-4-V days we
have bntlnttbtetlly bt:crn‘tl1l;AeatAt_zt‘tccl with _dtt'ngt:'rs
andcalamities, since we have ‘seen Amilitary pre-
cautions adopted,._ which indicated that: govern-
méntwere ‘readyto repel‘ force by force. " Aneu-
ergetic proclamation has been issued, denouncing
the Ati.tm‘ost‘ rigor ofthe law against all who‘. shall
."atteAtnp.t to disturb, the public; ttl'anquili_t'y. _ ‘

On the‘,-lAAth"§¢pt'. acotumittce was appointed by
the C'ol'tes"to Aframeia law project ‘ for securing to
the citizens the.facil_iAt_v ofenlightening each oth-
erby means of political di.scu‘ssions,‘at the some
-‘time a\joii1_in”gA.th_e ‘abuse ofthe same." ‘ "

Ci?!)-., j-Al‘{Aicg_h 7 lttgcl;-been ordered ' to proceed__ to
(‘)viz5db,tvlret‘Ac,l1e was-to be qua:-te‘reAd~. ;. -l'h‘e:cotAn
mnncl ofAfhe provirrce ofGallicia having beerf ta-
ken fr"o'm him_.. ‘ A . - ‘ A " ‘

The ordcrA_fo_r break-im,z' up the army of Anda-
lusia has been _confirm'ed.~ ' ‘ t x

 -' A- .__ (}rmtAt.'rAtt,Sept‘. 16.

This ’we't:k"s ‘mails have brought threc‘pro‘cla..
mations relativeto the -‘revolution in’~ Pr'>r:ugali—
Tile-lirst, dined Op-orto. Aug. 24-. isVadtlress'ed to
the soldiers by some individuals formin‘g'a milita-
'ry cbtrncil, who‘ state that a reform __of ex_is_tihg'a-
buses is absoltvely necessary-.‘ They call upon
the troops t'o,Aassis‘t them in orga_nizin‘g a Provis.
ion'alAGov_ernment,A whose duty it shall be to con-
vetie thelCm'tes. The Cortes will be'the legiti-
rnate organ ofthc nation. and will draw up a Con-
stitution calc_uAl_-uted to.secure her rights. The
second is from t_he_A(.‘zovc-rnors of the Kingdoni to
ihe l’ot'tttguese, dated Lisbon, Aug; 29.;_(lescribesAA
"tAl1_euticurrcnc.es__in Oporto as an ‘act oi i'é‘uelli'o'n ;
Vcauti'ons the iAtati.on against being decei‘vedAby such
riieasurcs ; slates th_atAaAves‘sel has just ‘arrived
vvith ordAt'A:r’s from his-Majesty, evincing the true
paler‘nal"solicitu_<'lc with which he watches over

. ‘ A

a hope that the rebels will shortly relulffl-10 3-Srnne
of their duty. The Athird is from the same Gov-

burnccl Aan llyslc/t‘lCt\l girl, the Maid ofdierit, for
her opinions. }IeAtlisptrtetl with a l'erolisli'-scboztl.
m115l<:l‘: on the Real Presence, and burned l)l}1!.lU_
comir..':e' hi'm.. _Hc beheaded biisltop Fisliet‘ anti.
sir ThomasA Moor-e, for not swearing that their
OVWH C|ll_l‘Jl'euA were‘ bastards. He robbed the»
ChUl‘CllC${ and gave the I‘evelll1e of a_ convent to
an old _woman for a 'p_tAidding.f He burned a lnV(f-
lAy' yu_urAtg'}}'ornan (Anne Ascue) for jabhcring of?
the Real l"‘_r_eseAnc.c.A_’ Qlle was in love, as in re-
‘ligion,-‘de'li'ca'te andtender. lie first -married his
stster?-in-la‘w,' atul-l)ecat:+,c her children died, di-
vorced‘. nu-'; r_narr_.it;tlA her . maicl of. ho;'.or, and
uncle {tar-liamettt and the Clergy declare he bztti

' tlotlt: Wtzlll‘ " I-lc belrcaclt-dshe. .Amaid of honor {DJ

letting rher liantlkeu-ciricl lull at atiltiug, and tmr
6r tliree gentlemen with t.e«‘,to keep her ,_compa-
ny«';' threw‘ her_A bodyiuto an old arrow case, and
‘btirietl l'get'_tl1ercin,Auncl the'.veAty next clay married

' "a thiArd‘wife, and his p.u'liam-t-nt and his ,,'lcrgy

tAnAa(le it',-tt'c.ls,Aou_, to say that he had not done well.
He next proposed to Francis l..lu bring two p:-in.
cesses of Guise. and a nut_nbet_' of other pretty
French laclres, that he tttlgitt choose a fourth wife
among them. The French King was too gallant
to bring ladies to ntarket, sohe fell infllove with
the picture of a Dutch lady, and. nrt:rt_'ied. her
without seeing her. Vl/hen she came he found
she spoke Dutch, and did not dance well. -lie
swore sltewvas no maid, called her a,l}'lanA(lersA
mare, and turned her loose ;_and as he that! de-
stroyed Cartiiual VVocls-.-y when he was tired of
hisformcr wife, sohc beheaded Crumwellwhen
he was surfeitetl with‘ this one. He married a
fifth wife,,with whom he was so tleliglttetl, that;
he‘ hAa«.'l'forms of than‘.-;sgiving, conrposetl byhis
.l)_ial1ops,,an(l read in the churches, and then con-
dAernn_cd her, her grand-mother, uncles,‘au_nts;
cousins, about adozen in all,_ to be put to death.
Having done all this, and much more, he died of
a ro_tten‘_leg‘, in the 58th year ofhis reign, arid the

ernors to the"Po'rtugpesr: nation.‘£' It states, that

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76th of his age.

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