The vindicator, 14 octobre 1831, vendredi 14 octobre 1831

[" tay a \u2014 ey An ml ea .x meet i =~ Nar el Apart.EE TERT ry Jase, THE DYING MAIDEN.From the Camiier 401 Enanirer, ! } \u2014 i Ter bear wildly Breav'ed, und ite quick latine naw, | The anguish of deu wae reve ne, | But beaveniy frite Kindiet he 1 we \u2018 With the fire of ite lialisst feeling, | + Var cve, that bm! Masi\u2019) on tte 04 wot?ae bright Ax tho star huenieg atop 0 i Wosdimae te tor atthe fidfng of eet, | For hush'd was its wore of emetis a.Ver bor entrft was meant in a teemapt and foo, Tint beam! in its purity rend qr; | Ard thie hana fal g'inenerie z did not retire, Fr! her soul spure\u2019d the clay tet Lod br ged nw.YSwas Flops gentle meteor, whee eestatie power \"Fo elary to her He tif its ere U vufliel Liv enrth- it illanie of sie hour That weleamed her split io lean, Ard thie Jane vigh he pr verad she gave it to fever ae Seem] musis th \u20ac huh! her to Sunt erey So tle Sorrowing train of the perishing dave Is swectcat when death chills it nunheae, F.6 rime NORUBLRY EIT, OR À PUNNING EPITAPII FOR À PUNNING JUDGE.Pensée New Vor! Truth Tel'er, Hare ro's à rran of famile, Of course \u201ctis vrilerynad, Tht every blondy nan mut 'e, Lf least uw man of blond, Sit he nn ke mest nt - 0%, Mad wisd vy at hie hoek, How few like hin eM erick 0 joke, And fewer crick a nck.Ant yet it asrma an nd mist ke, tn changing \u201cis ah de, Tht seh an varight Judeng\u2019 cull tls, A hali'aly downright ead, ox wel ha Fim'd acd on™ 1, 1] kee, C naryrenly row be suas\u2019 - Bt aril the mornstors al sop oes\u2019d Iie lent puiT was the hoes, Na wonder 1° a taser Jrap f1va, Thy cheek in hentiog coter; Tha ded, he ne'er was iti a rove l\u2019erdexnent before.Dutimosirn nat, no inst esse po 7011 Ti-y braw ta oratrust $ VOL.1V.= ly SF Ses nd PLETE 0 i \"mme, was ficient, 100 men in ten minutes could put 1,200 hors de combat.2d.A short carabine, capable of being discharged whl the same rapidity ns the pistol, bat propelling 16 Yostend of 12 misailes, of particularly applicable to naval wi ure, as 50 men, directing their fire on (hie enemy's deck, while the fire af 50 more was directed against the men on the maste and rlgeing, would in one minute pour a shower of 16 000 missiles over ihe whole vorsel ; thus rendering lier defeneelos, and the varrding ang Cap ure consequently cary and almost ivetantaneous.T'ha pistol Lee am = Se a me = re TA A CN EE r bad heen led to expect his noble guest waoald be with him; bat.awing most probably tn the chrenmetnness Jam about ta auration, his lord did not then make bis pupemance.On the very morning of thet day 1 active Town Major, Sire tard received information \u201cthat n party of pereams, supposed fo he Lard Edward Fitzgerald's body gored, wanld be on their way from Tharus street to ahei\u2019s Esten et à certrin \u201chour that wight.Accordingly, tektou \u2018with him a aufficient number of taste .tanta for his puepose and _necampinied also\u2019 hy Moser Ryan rod Fmercon, Major Sirr peeresdted, at the proper time, to the quieter peintuld ont, aod there hein two differcet wave, (either Waiting Sie ctor Dirty-tane) by + hich the expected prety might come, divided intercept them by 1, ,- his lorce sa £8 to either roal, A similar plan having happend to he vadonted by Lord Elnued corcort, thery [leak place, moeach a Frese Lea SEE, \u2018a coffret Boween the parties ond : Major Sirr, who ha! atmoct alone ta \u2018bear thehrznt in his guarter, wnt near loging his lite, In defending hima lr with g sword whieh be had rnatched fram one of Low aepailonte, ho lost his \u2018footing nnd fet: end had not those with whom he was engaged heen much more occupied with thelr nahle einige | thew with him.be could hardly have escaped.Bot, their chief abject being: Loed Edward's setety, after snapping a pistol ar twa at Sir they harried away, Qu rejoining his fieende, i: the other streot, the TaswnAivjer {and tht hey Bad sues cede d in enpturing ane uf they \u201copposer a, ac this prisoner, who ros presented hose! ge a mana tyrer of meetin from Scottavd, skil.fu-ly nsspioed Ignorance of ferebe nfo tn i