t
T
oe;;uy,
am mi
0. ' rciIiii K
of tse liveia vi o cannot eudtire nit
seice J must om: eternally at (he let 1
of my fair iw my -such, I tbiok, n
the f 1 1 le with which romances lent
us tf grace 1 be fair am) cruel to whom
we devote our hearts uud liven
bpeak (or it , good line," he added
takDcr up the instrument, 'and show
whether 1 knew not my duty."
He suiie, hui with mere taste that
execution, the air of a Fiench ron
deiai, to which some of the wits 0
sonneteers, in hm guy hdu roviitt;
train, had ndapted Kuglish verses.
A hour with thee!-W hen earliest (lay
D tllos with gold the eastern gray.
Oh, what can frame my mind to bear
The toil and turmoil, cark and care,
New griefs which co miner hours uu-
fold,
And sad remembrance of the old?
One hour with thee.
One hour with thee! When. burning
June
Wnvus bis red flag at pilch of nOD)
What shall repy the faithful swain,
Hi labor 00 the sultry plain;
And more than cave or skell'ring
bough,
Cool feverish blood, and throbbing
brow? ;
One hour with tbee.
One-hour with thee! When sun is set,
O, what can teach me to fcrget
Th' 'hDklSft labor- of 'be day;
The hopes, the wishes, flung away;
The increasing wants, and lessening
gains,
The master's pride, who scorns my
prtin?
One hour with thee.
"Truly, there is another verse,"
said the songster; "but 1 sing it nol
to you Mistress Alice, because Some
of the prudes of the court liked it not."
'I thank you, Master Louis," an
swered the V ung lady' both for
principal fault of the style is Us ex- prompt relief uill
'" ine andj tiresome siltineis and L jiligbtesMoJibji, be
ctation. But when you begin ' to
kneel, it ffcr to take toy hand, and
V Vnlp'si' more keriouitooe, I
must remind you of our ' real feharao
ters, 1 am the daughter of Sir Henry
sir; and yon are, or profess to be; Mas
ter Louis Kernegyy, my brother's
page, and a fugitive for shelter un
d nij' lather's roof who incurs
dmT. hv the harbor he all'ordsyou,
and whose household, therefore, ought
not to be disturbed by your ur pleas
ng importunities."
I w uld 10 Heaven, fair Alice"
said the K.mg, lhat your objections
10 mo snite wicn 1 am urging, not in
jest, but moit seriously, as that on
which my happiness depends, rested
only on the low and precarious sta
tion of Louis Kerpeguy! - Alice,Hfio1u
wo have not tUo
extended to. thou
unfortunate men and their fumilicr.''
A pubirciiubscriiioi is-about loj-bt
set on foot' in Liverpool, for n ((he re
lief of the distressed manufacturers
and weavers in tbe interior ' of the
country, and a public meeting 'for
this purpose was convened for' the 2d
of May, by the chief magistrate"
It is regarded as a happy cireum-
stance, that feelings of political dis
content have not any slmre jn caus
ing the present disturbance, which
fortunately distinguishes them from
those which' took place under the dei
perate spirit of Luddism, in 1812 and
18t3 and again during the years
1818, 1819, and up to Thisllewood's
execution in 182" periods which are
fttih in i e public mind.
The question of Parliamentary re-
It was
hast the sou) of thv familv, anLuiti form, bat been debated with mueh
needs lovo honor, I am 110 more the warmth in the House of Commons
needy Scottish page, whom I have The speech of the mover. Lord John
for my own purposes, personated, Russell, measures one yardand a half.
man 1 am the awkwa-d lout, whose in length in the columns of the news
manners I adopted on the first night papers and that of Mr. Hobhonse
of ur acquaintance. This hand, the seconder, f-ro yards which is one
poor as J seem can confer a coronet. ?' fool longer than he ii himself.
"Keep it," said Alice, "for some Letters from Havre, state the ar
ambitious damsel, my lord for such rival of twelve ships from the United
1 conclude is y.ur title, if this ro- sta'es, with tO .00() bag's or Cotton,
manee be true I would not accept the largest arrival 10 one tide tbat
your nana; could you confer a duchy." ever took place, m
To be coocludMfl; .ote ofS-tt,.'."
FORKIGN.
auumg
given me pleasure, and in forbearing
what mght ijflVnd me. Though a
country girl, I pretend to be so far of
the court mode, as to receive nothing
winch does not pus? current
the b'j'ter class there."
., . 4I would,'' answered Louis, "that
on were so well confirmed in their
creed, as to let all pass with you, to
whreh court ladies would give car-
--cv-i,-- - - - -
A S ItS.t
"Anu wnat wouia no me conse
qu.nce?" 8id.viAlicc) with perfect
composure.
t r llnlhat case," said Louis, embar
rrassejd;Hke a general who finds that
his preparitioni for attack do r ot
seem to strike either fear or confu
. sion into the enemy In that case
you woiildHforgive me, fair Alice, if
J I spoke to yoii in a Vormer langiifigr
than that of mere gallantry If I told
yntn.owraucli my heart was interes-
- Iffj in WHO' vuu cuuiiucr an luir jcbi
- incr r 1 serionslv oMned it was in
- yrur power to make me the happiest
- or nmit miserable of humau bei gs."
-7-tMaBter Ke,iigiiy-i,,8aid Alice
vth tb same unshaken .non cha
New-York June 8
The packet ship Canada, Capt.
lodgers, arrived last evening, in SO
days from Liverpool. By 'his arri
val 1 lie Kditors of tht. Commercial
Jdvurfiser have received copious hies
of Knlioh paper. inejudmgLondon
of the evening of April 29, and Liv
erpool of the 1st of May v There is
no news of moment from the manu
facturing districts of England, that is
verv -important. H
the operiitives in Manchester, Black
burn Chorley. and othes places has
duven them to inndness aud all hut
open rebellion. They have ansem
blt'd in fiio I) ! , nnd in ti spirit of infat
11 'tion, have directed their veMgence
nnst the properly of the master
manufaetiirprs. tt formidable in
deed, were these assemblages, thai
the (roups have'ieen compelled to fire
upon them Nny there - were-not
ro.ip enough for the protection of
5r perly nd the preservation of pub
tic pence, and e; resses were sent to
Ireland for assistance, and one regi
ment had arrived from Dublin at Li
verpool. Some alarm was felt at
the latter place lest the rioters should
bend their steps thither, in the hope
of finding there a rich booty. To
guard against such an invasion, it is
suggested in the Albion of May 1st,
that a wall of cotton bales be thrown
up on the land side, after the manner
of the cotton fortifications of New
Orleans. The same writer also pro-
. I . ft ft M . t ft
poses that the hundred ot Sailoru
bdv up all the cotton in Liverpool
and barricade the towns of Balford
and Manchester. I Perhaps he is a
large holder Our Liverpool cor-
'.:.l!br.UniaB:-afrWcliiaj;tftnr'hAil.iAr
rived in London, from St. Peters-
bnrgh, and had an audience of the
Kins;, and one of two hours with Mr.
Canning.
ThetrLil of Beauchamp, for the
murder of C'I. Sharp, took place at
Frankfort, Ky. last month. He was
found guilty, and sentenced to be
hanged on the 7th of July. His wife,
who was supposed to be accessary to
the murder was acquit' d The
Kentucky Gazette, of tbe 25lh ultimo,
furnishes the following particulars
respecting the trial : .
lance, 'let us understand eaeh other,
lam little acquainted with high-bred
- - - a - 1 i .
manner; aim ii m unwilling, t leu respondent writes at 7 o'ciecK. on
-jranjui Monday evening, (May l-).wbile the
tonnfrY cki, wo eitner. u oijrngi
W.8
evening
ranee or conceit, is startled ,nt . ever
- word, of gaUantry addressed to her
" y f Toung man. who-for the present
v'w liaWiiolliin belterio do than coin
and rirculate. such false compliments
Bvt I must not let this fear of seem-
" fng r rustic n' awkwardly tfmorvus
Crry too far; 8.pd being ignorant
of the exact limits. I will take care
; to stop within them "
I irnst, madam," said Kerneguy,
t!at however severely 3011 may he
disposed to judge of me, y ur justice
Wft not punish . mtoo severly for nn
off nee, - f which your charm are alone
tt,e ocf'assionf"
;rar me out, sir. if you please"
resitmed Alie. "1 have listened
to yon when yon spoke en berger-!
nav complaisance a8 been so
, reat as to answer yon en bergene
f,r I d i, not tl. rk any tt i'ig except
rHrulc en .rn't; . 'it dialogues be
lwit Liodor and Jcannaton; and the
rg4f a singers and letter bag were leav
I : 'Wr u.4 Ik.
portant a d interesting case
brought to a close o Friday
Inst I he itiry went out about 5 0
clock, and, in lets than an hour, re
turned with a verdict of guilty. We
ur informed thi prisoner received it
with considerable fortitude The
evidence was in proof that he made
threats agamst CM. iSharp's life some
tiie before the muider was commit
ted that, on his return. l.eIL) told
the very man in whose presence he
had made the threat, (hat he had been
to Frankfort, and carried home the
red flag of war and victory; and,
when asked the news, made no men
tion of Sharp's death further than
what might be inferred from the re
mark ab.ut tbe red flag, &c Mrs.
Sharp swears to his voice, in the most
pointed and direct manner, and says
hi size corresponds. In addition to
(his, a very long paper was read,
written by Beauchamp in prison, con
taining six page , and enclosed to his
wife, in a pair of socks, with direc
tions to be given to a Mr. Low. It
was in the form of written instruc
tions to Mr Lwe, as a witness, pro
pounding interrogatories, and,dietat
ing the nswers the witness was to
m ke on oath. The witness possess
ed too much integrity for the purpose
Aluain.il an II an It tw ti
defp laid scheme to eutrap Drb
andmigbfhave succeeded, in part.
butfor the imprudence of Beau
ebamp's wjfe. JJarby rrmafoed in
Court all tlo time, and looked 0
full in the face. Lnwe declared, oti
oath, tbat, so far ' from Oar by s ever
offering hTm a unbef he never taw
him before in his life.- The whoie
f4brication of Cbl. Sharp's murder,
having been the result of politicil
animosity, and of Darby s btin u
auy way cuicerned. is completely put
d wn by the disclosure made on the
trial "
A proposition has been submitted
in the Legislature of lassachuseits
for an inquiry, iducbing "the T expe
diency of passing an act to empower '
the selectmen and civil authority of
the several to vns in the State, to de
liver the bodie of those who commit
suicide, and those whose deaths were
caused by intemperance in tbe use of
spirituous liquors, into "the bands of
urgeuus for dissee ion." The K-li-torsofthe
New Y-rk Commercial
Advertiser questio n be policy of
'such a law, on the ground that a man
who had made up his mind to cut his
throat, would nol bo d -terrvd by ny
particular dread of the surgeon's
knife; and to puaish a cold lu.iiji of
ilesb tor the dend of the disembodied """
spirit, would only bi inflicting addi
tional pangs upon bleeding and bro
ken hearts. It would, indeed, be
punish ng the innocent for the sins of
the guilty.
New Orleans, J fay 11.
In a Vera Cruz poper of the 20th
-ult.-w find an account of inaurrec
non which hrok ' out on the 29tb of
January in the city of Alujuela, pro
vince of Costarica, Central America.
The revolt was made in the name of
the King if Spain, and caused much
alarm to the Republicans on account
amonig the Indians. The leader was
J He Zamora, a lieutenant olonel id
the armies of Spain, who reached iie
province of Costarica from Colombia.
Zamora was sevemday at the bead
of the rebels, before he was taken,
a,,t,j(u.f h was the dread he. inspired,
that the Republicans shot him 12
h urs after he fell into their hands
which was on the Oth of F b.
Several other prisoners taken on
th is occasion, were condemned to the
mines.
Vera Cruz April 26.
' A Mexican frigate, two brigs-of
war, and several schooners, are now
lying here, and the appotfraoce of a
Spanish fleet is daily looked for, by
the inhabitants. Several suspicious
vessels have been cruizing . oif the
Coast. The place is becoming very
sickly: from 80 to 100 persons - die
daily'and many foreigners' have al
ready fallen victims to the fevr.
General Paekwood, tbe English Con
sul for Vera Cruz, arrived hero in
the sloop of war Tweed. Captain
Hume- The United Statei' frigate
Constellation is d.-i'y expeefed. The
French frigate Nymph is still lying
here, having brought out Commission-
mar, as lotTnivr nirccrrttnrr rrum r
Manc hester up to th s evening, are
pacific- The troops which arrived
yesterday from Dublin, remain in Li
verpool under arms A gentleman
arrived this evening from Oldham,
near Manchester, who. states that
they were under very great opp e
(tensions in the former place, hut
nothing had transpired when, he left
this mornincj.
The Liverpool Albiori'says, these
riotous men, "with their numerous
families, a renew in.tbs most wretch
ed condition to which human beings
can be reduced; and (hey are-only
saved from the horrors of starvation,
by (he scanty meals which are provi
ded for them and their fanfilies by
the benevolence of their opulent
neighbours. But it is added, a
knowledge of their, sufferings will
call forth the sympathy of the hu
WUIIIUBG . 1 tn ,roat artA
i,en.ll. and k-nt th. d.e..0 oJJwr'l'Sr'T'T'
attorney. It also purported to con-; " ,
tain a conversation between Darby) . . ... . , '
and the witness. (Lowe) where the . iranhington's Utters Chief Jus
former is made to offer the latter a !,ce Warsball and Judge Washinton
bribe to swear to the handkerchief have seleeted from th -p .pera of the
which was fond in Sharp s yard,- like- Spared hero, a large port on or his
wise a conversation which should, correspondence with the eminent per-
h taken nlaee between Kellv. one! 80r 01 M,e country.-( hv soon will
. 1 ' ) ... y -
of the men that (o k Ueuuehamp,
and I owe, the witness, at the house
of Beauchamp Kelly is made to take
Lowe to one side, and ofler liim one
hundred dollars to swear to the hand
kerchief The witness was also to
swear, that Darby actually paid liim
tweoiyfive dollars not to inentiou he
ever law him; and at Court, when he
swore to the handkerchief, he was (0
have whatever reward he would name
The object of this document Vvfi? to
fix the murder of Hhorp on -Ilarhy,
and a en nil' Beauchamti. It has com
I.. " .J . - -'
mano throughout the coontry, and I pletcly failed, and fixes the gnilt con-
be publis'ied by Carey Sc Lea,
Snakcology. The pelvidere Apol
lo mentions the exhibitions of a col
lection of two hundred lUtt'lesoakes,
at MUMurtie's Tavern, in that place,
t hey are worthy of tho attention of
the uaturalisi; being, probibly, the
finest and largest collection of living
Rattlesnakes ever seen in ibis coun
try. They have all been caught
within three weeks principally in th
c b n ti t ie s o ; P q -
sylvania, and are noM on ibeir wny
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