71111 ALBION PACKET, The following particulars relative to the lows cf silk vessel, whi h excited at the time so much sym. vaihy, were 4.,. , ...nniticatcti by Mr. Everhart, the g aily sarvivio,; paiextiger, nn his retur3 to Pltilal•lphia. This narrative establishes the fact, that the noted General Lefebvre Desoeattes was one of the sufl'erers:-... . When the ►hip was thrown on bee beam ends, a prodiginas stes(ruution took place below , the doors of the elate rooms, the tables boned with iron, the furniture, were all destroyed and throve into heaps, Mato• of the passengers were a:solely tojured ; General Lefebvre Desneuttes had one of bias arms Stokes); Colonel Prevost was wounded in the five, She soon righted, anti the water which was shipped ih the cabin was let Maw, no that the passengers until near three in the morn ing weal as comfortable as they could be ender these distress leg eircutuatannes, PrO:11 the time of her shipping the first sea at eight o'clock, mail near three in the mottling, Captain Williams concealed their Lionieunt den ter 'froin the parson gets, cowling theta with the hope of relief at day-light, and of the winds coming Ml' the shore. They were thus eased pitch anxiety eaddistress for the five hours preceding the total deltruetinn of the ship, At about ten minutes before three,. the explain percei►ing the *hip to he enthayert and near the breakers, communicated the intelligence, and ordered every one on board forward, whicalt Mr. Everhart considers was the meet prudent tiling that could he done. Mr. Everhart, from extreme weakness. was the last op the companion, crawling on his bands and knees. At the tcp he found Madame Cornier end her child in greet distress t he asaieted her as well es he could across the !anther on the deck, forward. The ship strark on two or three rocks belore she Caine to the reef where she lost her bottom • end leer decks, barely han,;ing to,, tiler, were floated inside the reef, inoneam swells covering all the passengers from time to 't}we. Ahent all hour after she crossed the reef, the swells in o eased is hulk anti freecentoy, Amongst the last persons he saw aline at thin time was young Mr. Hyde Clarke, holding his wife ; out at this period the swells entirely out ered tho forecastle, and drowned ell who were there. Colonel Prevost by great excrticns reached tha rock which Mr. Everhart had pineal, but was wa►hed oil. Mr. Everhart bad barely room to stand on one foot. It was a rock that jetted out from the main land, Mr. and Mrs. Clarke's oodles were found and in terred, and Mikity of the passenger, some weeks after were wasted ashore, so meet) metal:if d that it was impossible to eree,mize them. The sailors at en early period were in a state of lusubordivation ; sissy would not obey orders, and got •dtitah. IREL4ND. KlLiteNrv, Aua. 31...... We regret to state that the system or nociurnal outrage which so deeply disgraced a portion of this comity during the List wittier and spring !walnuts to he rewiring. It is now nor painhil duty to record two arra of atrocity committed by slants, acting under this abominable system, toe of the leading regu litigious of which is, that no persons shall take ground or acquire property in any other place but that of his oat:. shy night List week the tottime of a row grazing on the 14101 s of titianley, near Titurnasiown, was cut poor owner's only crime was his has ing taken th • alter gran for the season. 041 S lay night last, a house s . etta ea on the cross rool leading from Tosvawn was set our fife, arul totally consumed. Toe fire coold 1/01 hare been accidental. as 119 Iltrcll , l was then residing in it. It had been lately let, nit Ii s-tall farm at:itiiiiing it, by Johii Print 01 Ch i p, lizod, and who intended removing to it in a few days Those w':•• know the character which Mr. P,lnt liars amongst his tenant; and neighbours, will tint for a moment cun erive that Mot nonage was the omisequence os persooal hos•ility or to lit.ti; and I).flottOry does not think that he has a personal enemy in the couotry.— Titis criminal act, :hen, could have been cottontail fully for the purpose of preventing his occupying rise farm winch had liven tale n, and in purse !ewe of the pule Hr laws fraiu..il by tbose mtdniehi 11111141:1 1 / 1 , Is ei.lll,Tlllreli thSt the act was iiiiii 11r3 at a very Iti,e ttor, :us M jot Nicittilnui, null a party of tile police, necr the spot after Oriel' o'clock, 411.1 It Was 11,110/41!le priced by LielErliallt "11111 and a part) of the Nintoll Juliet Volunteer., who pctrolicil gut pen of the sot y until boor o'clock tin Nlonday 444444 lilt g. Part es I:f the corps patrol toe (mustily for some milts mond, alifiwo. CV ry Illabt %Mee tile fustirrcction Act vt as etiforcel. Li t ton one necatatin the patrol arre , ted three persuos under circumstances which induced Land ticrrick to stood them into Inc ennui) , of Kilkenny tor trial I and the sante party who hail spent the 111:Alt in pairolitur„ volunteered to ' , icon the prisoners to nitro, a distance of nine turlca. To-y were artptineti; and 'tt conscious were they that the petrol hid only done Inca duty in ling thew. anti Dm grateutl were they for Shah iota til kigtAirss , tinder theeirculostiucrsthenHieti commanding the piny had it in his power to etioccr, that Of.er ilteir acquittal they remained in town until evt u. it; crtlyr to aCCOII/1/.llly thole us latel) liter ppiards in the country, and actually pressed Oita; lu partal.e of refresitincittat.it the watt, W At, Fitainattrior, (alias the hour uua Calg.RWCl'), Pad ‘l/. 015100. 11.11 C been senteticett to be hansra int limterligy Ihr 7th inn. list the alalucticm of Miss Gould. Tile Letays awl their acetlmplces, who were collet ruled, all.' who were tried at nor last ilkolVb, but (mina 1(1 ai irregularity in the proceedings Were 1111, will be tried again on the 4th ikilt4i)t.—Lioatsick Litruaide. A professlonai gentleman of some eminence at Preston. la. tendin g to lest e hoot* dosing the Guild, determined to let his lomat. Peking for the ase of it during the resat ah, the snm of 1100 guineas. A Islay applied to take it, hut Warn told, as she was a stranger, the proprietor would rsquire the sum of 15.) guineas to be NMI in advance, This was complied with, and she barn heen whinnied to posse:mien ; sleets which, to Isis infi nite mortification, the owner of the house has t:iseuveted Out she is no other than it lady of easy virtue. lu Chespsiue on linatiLy last.* hunk layer's l;ulwwre►, in the act of carrying a !it'd of mortar Ins a ladv.r to a house repairing near Bow Church, fell front the height of ;he third floor, soul wits literally dashed to pit -cen— t,' 'Wei 410ted alter the ion. arOsswo. THE NATIONAL REGISTER Late on Saturday cvenitt, last three yeti in?n. the principal waiters at the Sidi° haa'el, Sea-huime, hotel, and New•int, Worthing. of the names of Alexander Dull; Tlinnete Lindsay, and pallid. 11.1 x►, who had been vending a little time imam:ter after the butt:met of the tier, tempted by tb e b r ili 4 nt suit beautiful monailiget night, imprudently got into a small and useful boat, lying on the beach, anti jinsheil ofi with the idol it lion of takin . a little eat-cesium A man who is employed in an wider situation at the New Inn was 1111 h them en the besets, widen they wished to join their party, hut wltu eecusal himself on the plea of baring to ruse ea.ly ; sad idler seeing them row out oo the track of the moon to a considerable distance, he re. tinned into the h o use mid retired to bed, Uri Senility morning their respective friend* we.-.: under very coueiderable alarm for their se ety, it lasting been ascertained that they bad not re turded, and that there was t'ae strontest reason fur supposing, as the bust lied not dratted ashore, that she lied been suddenly swamped and sunk. drilling boats were employed all the ally in various directions, under the eepectatien of meeting with the birdies of the unfortunate men, but hitherto their efforts have been !milieu ; and from the prevalence of the south-weal wind. it is soppaised they wilt dri t in the direction of 'leach) , Urad, Tne Dept amide wan crowded a greet parted' the day, soil very gre:.t anxiety manifested for their suppose I untimely fate. W a lenient to add, that poor Duff has a wife here with three Want children, whose state of mind ton be more easily contrived than it is possible to tles tribe. Lindsay and Miles arc both single men; the latter a native of worthing, and a very tier young man. CHILD Sian Li NG.— . l he following article appears in aGeorgia paper, under the heed of Mill. rigeville, dated April 4th :-- t' At the last term of Watson Superior Court, a loan by the name of Julio A% right, was tuial for selling as a slave, a female child, about two years old, that had been placed in his baud, b its mother for nurture. it appealed in evidence that tate child had very date hair and complexion, and was imposed upon the purchaser as a Mulatto or Indian ; for it was repre sented to hum by the :teller, that it had beau ohisined in the Indian nation. As no other mime in the pare; code applied to the case, Wright was indicted for false impethonment, was consisted, and received the highest punishment known to this last offence, 'I lie bill of sale from tVright to the purchaser wan introduced in evidence, by which he had doomed to per petitel sirtitude as individual born as free as himself. The following are too remarks of Judge Clayton at the lime of passing the eentetice of the Court :—You, J. Wright, hare been indicted and found guilty or a ch a rge, which, in its con sequences, will embitter many a future hour of your life. You are an old man, and in that very term, with reference to your present situation, is contained much cause for self reproech.— hutted of empthving the rviiiiisnt of a life, lung preserved to you, in deeds witieli would have taken from old age inany oh its pangs, you hare indiscreetly stepped aside to the perpetra tion of an act, which, in point of wicked and creel tendency, eenicinns all description. In your ceutiction. the juiptice of your country is satialied, and your crime, which bony' was odium', is now changed to a mish-rtune that entitles you to pity. It is therefore not the intention of Ibis Court to mock your distress ; its motive is good, Your v,wis refornintioti, and the ssefulneae of your example, is surely all that mow belongs to your mieerable condition. And so far 31 the cue can be obtained, or the other can be profitable, yon oo,;lit to otter yourself a willing and 311 atoning subject of publin reproof. Yon will be shortly se7arated trom your aged wile, who, during the trial seems to have Lung around you melee feelings of most lively concern ; add while you leave her and your family, per. Laps to sulteritig, you w ill be removed to a place where you I will he deprived of their lender enesolations, and where no oftentinnate Meld will be ready to reader the usnal cot/cods is sickness, or to soften the caret of a stheplees I.ed ; and where no cheering and domestic, converse will he offered to beguile the medium of your servitude ; but where yon will he sae reodered Duel. to an association with the most varied and tuost abandoned prolbigary, and, what is stn: more to he dreaded, to the Loner piereings of a restless remorse. But when you reflect that yen will only suffer for a short season what you wished and intended to indict for life, upon an innocent and helpless object, how just must you consider your sentence ! Yours will be a teinpurery bondage, but hers was to have been endured through lite, and perhaps through all her posiesity: Where was your humanity when its trader age and more help. less see were pleading with you for protection ! N 1 here was your conscience when you were about to violet. generous rem (thence This infant bad been pinned in your bends by an UP. fortunate mother, for nurture sod education ; and you were to re, eit pitir reward, if nut its the sentimeets of an approving , 11030111,5 t !rant in the futeei services of the child. This trust you have most shamefully abused, by attempting to blithe a sieve of this friendless ineoeent. W bile iiie eotiatqueueee of your crime are to be deplored, PO far as they reach to your trends and family, they will never perhaps encute a •sympathetic emotion Inwards yourself. Yourpunieliment will be 'radially appropsinte to your transgression; lee whenever it sorely preseee, remember you aimed a similar anguish at an object touch lean Ole to beer it. It is probable your case will create but one regret—that your pithiebinent cannot he greater." tan W tdneseley last, as the Alexsuiler light met coach, from Liverpool to Leaden, wan passing through Warrington, the etiech by some accident overturned : them were at the time three gvnileuten and a lady outside, who were the own with grant violence no the road ; the lady bed her collar-holm broken, and was otherwise much bruised : she nes taken to North% Mir, where she now lies in a dangerous state. The gentlemen were also materially injured ; OHO had We hip dis located, another his head touch bruised, and the third was likewise sery much butt. They were in oouseqnsinee arable to proceed far.ner than Barb" She inside immetsgers did autsustainauy injury. Ton ItrionT CoORTEoI/9.—A member of one of the lemma' professions Wll driving his dennet along the road at Tooting, in Surrey, when he ovettnolt a pedlar, with his peck, and inquired what be had to sea. The man produced among other things a pair of cotton braces—the gmitlenian paid the money, and then said, " You ban e , I suppose, a license." Y--e—s," was the reply, Itesit.ittogly. I should Eke to are it." After some fusilier Itchy it was produced. My good fellow, all's riOtt I sec. Noir as I do rot want ttmse things, you shad Lys them again for threepence," The bar gain was etrack ; but bow surprised a•as the (pietist to hod a summons to attend the County Alagistruey, sitting at l'ro } don. The genCeman was convicted in the full penalty, fur twilit g geode in the King's Lighway without a hawker** license—be is a lawyer! A rerwarkahla instance of the baldness and ferocity of tile apnrrovtliank was witninated at blmiktt Deering on Sundry Just al the cnagrerdion were retuning firwit divine sec. vice in the afternoon, a hawk of the stint e-uiunti , ea genus sonde a stony at a •wallow 3 , Lida had alighted in the centre of the diorcb ; and notwithstanding the starottarting spectator., awd incessant twidetings of mindsets i f the vit_tini's fliends, the Gathered trivet succeeded in beer:rg hi. y s ally into Ite au. 791 Dr. Heasenel.—Dr. Herschel. the celebrated astronomer, was originally brought up to his lathe's profession, and arcomp,mied a German regiment to England as ono of the bind, perforating on the hautboy. Voile acing in tai: humble capacity i t the north of Eagland, a ova , town was baitt for the parish church of Ilaltf:tx, Snetxler, which was opened with on Oratorio by the welleknown John Bates. Mr. H..rschel and six other persons became candidates thr the organist's sitnntion. A day was fixed, on which each was to perliwre rotation.... When Mr. Wainwright, of Manchester, played, his finger was so rapid that old Snetzler, the organ btoider, ran about the church, exclaiming, " He run over de key like ono eat ; he will not give ray pipes time to speak.* During Mr. Wainwright's pertitrmance, Dr. Miller, the friend of Herschel, inquired of him what chance he h a d of follow ing him " I don't know," said 11,msidiel ; " but lum sore that fingers will not dm' When it came to his turn, lierselA asccaded the organ loft, Pllll pn duced so uncommon a richness, such a volume of blow herratmy, us astonished all present; and after this extemporaneous eutfusion, he finished with the Old Hundreth Psalm, which he played better then his opponent. " Ay, uy," cries old Snetaler, " very good, very good inteet I will luf tit; man, lie gives my pipes room to speak " Herschel being asked by what means he produced so astonishing an akin, replied, " I told you fingers would not do ;" *ad producing two pieces of lead front his waistcoat pocket, said, " One of these I laid on the lowest key of the organ. and the o:lter upon the octave above, and dies by accammoduting the harmony, produced the effeet of four hands instead of two" This sup2riority of skill obtained Herschel the situ ation hat he bad other objects in view, to suffix him long to retain it. STAGe COAenri.....An Act was passed in the lest session of Parliament to amend the Licenses Act, as far as regards stage coaches ; and, according to this act (3tl (fen. IV. cap. 93), all stage couches most have plates like the hackney coaches, This amended act provides " that the owners or proprtetors of any carriage or vehicle. currying passengers for ~ire at separate and distinct tires, after August SI. with. oast having a license, or without having plate or pities 'affixed on each doer, or otherwise, will be liable and subject to a penalty oftwenty pounds fur every day such carriage or vehicle shall be so uses, over and aluve the duties peyable in respect thereufi" And a notice has bean scut to each proprietor of each stage coach, or caravan, from the Stampeoflice, " that the penalties imposed by this anti the several act , : Parliament relating to stage coaches will be strictly entiire t d against the proprietor or proprietors of all carriages anti vehicles carrying rassengere for hire at separate and distinct fures, that may be discovered running without licenses or plates, or running a greater number of journeys, or a greater number of aides, or to other places than are specified in suck lice!:ses, Ste" Every stage coach on Monday sp. peered with a plate on the doors, having a number on it. lieretolore the numbers were first made tot• der the footboard, where nobody could see them ; kna it was no extraordinary occurrence fur a coach proprietor to run to coaches at least to one n u mber, Some went without any number at all. 11c:sides, they would, as fares offered, go to places not nanicxl in their licenses, or run more journeys or miles than were specified in theta. Thus the revenue was jured most extensively, and there was no means of detecting afenders, without e: (vinous expense. A banal:ill, primal un the Continent, ia three languages, viz. English, Frenv:), and Dutch, or Flemish, was secretly posted tip in various parts of Nottingllian and Loughborotk-.h, one night in ti:e latter end of Led week. Its object was to ent:c.i away a great number of lace hands to a manufactory at Antwerp. which being nn illegal proceeding, ac. counts for riteir being clandestinely stuck up in the night. The greeter part of them t a rt, however, polled down early next morning; NW still the idea of a great ibreign rival has not left any phasing pression amongst the trade. IMPORTANT TO DIIMCMTsIts.....The amend Turnpike Act, passed during the last session, lately sets at rest the question of Dissenters being exempt Isom paying toll on Sundays, phew per. ceeding to their usual places of worship. The Act states (s..ction 32), that tolls shall not be demanded or taken "of or trend any person or persons going to or return re his, her, or their gru.rl place et religious , tolerated by law, on Sunda%s, cc on any da, inch divine service is by enti.orii ordered to be celebrated." By nn Act of Parliament passed in tlio last Scs. sion, nll c::rts conveying ws.t.are. altLyugh tiw like solid th,cs nut piny throt.gh the paribilt from whence the cart came, cc to which it is rcturniiig, are exempt from 'till; mid all c.irts ln.,tie,l with lime, the wheals Win; of the witltbrequircil by toe s a m e act, urc csetupt. The Bishop of lavirrbsytmgh is roporwa, In the liunsingdon pspoc. to 4avu alistidoaci 14is •' 07 testit,ne."