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DESTRUCTION OF THE MADRID INQUISITION.

Some years ago, at a temperance meeting in the South, there arose a tall, erect and vigorous speaker, with the glow of health in bis face He said "You see before

dance of cruelty having been practiced there nothing of thus peculiar features which we expected to find in an Inquisition. There was inagnificence and splendour on every land. The architectural proportions were perfect The ceiling and marble and of exquisite

wo hundred battles, have fourteen wonde design. There was v

fect

with

my

the eye and gratify a

I taste but! where were these horrid instruments of torture, of which we had been told, suð those dungeon in which human beings were said to be buried alive?

THE CHINA MAIL.

There was a joyful shout from thousands of excited belolders, na the walls and massive turrets of that proud edifice fell, and smuke and flame, to rise nover more in de fiance of the attributes of justice and meroy; for the Inquisition of Madrid was no more!

A HUGUENOT SETTLEMENT.

vessel without you. The captain's order was peremptory, to bring you on board lead or alive." Fontale and his sons wero accordingly taken on board as prisoners and when he appeared on deck, the crew set up a shout of Vive le Roi." On this, Gentlernen, Fontaine called out to

how long is it since vi have become

ke

on my body, bave lived thirty days on

so rara in France that you need to [FROM AMILES HUGUENOTA.) borse-Besh with the bark of treen for my

a great triumph of such an affair. bread, snow and ice for my drink, the can

To occupy his spare time--for Fontaine as this i A glorious feat indeed! By of bearen for

without my covering, .

was a nut of an intensely active temper Eighty not, accustomed to was have stockings o

or shoce

and with feet, on my

stent, unhappy when unemployed he took bucceeded in compelling one poor pastor, Guly a few rags for any olothing. In the We searched in vain. The holy Fan farm at Bearhaven, situated at the four cowherds and five children to surren deserts of Egypt, I have marched for days the assured us that they had been delic trance to Bantry Bay, nearly at the ex-der upon terms Fontaine again ex- wili a burning sun upon my unked hend,that we had seca all; and I prepared to treme south-west of Minister, the very postulated with the captain, and informed blistered in the scorching aand," give up the sourch, convinced that this In-Land's End of Ireland, for the purpose of aim that, being held a prisoner in breach

filled with

dust, eyca, nostrile, and mouth

tormenting

quisition was an exception to the general founding a fishery. The idea ocenrred to bf treaty under which he lied surrendered, aling that 1 tore role. awl with 'thirst

him, as it has since occurred to others, that he must be prepared for the retaliation the veins of tey arms and sucked" open

* But Culupol De- Elle was not so realy there were many himigry people out laud the English. Government upon Freuch Own blood! Do you ask, how could I sur as myself to give up the search, and said to waiting to bə

ought, and that it would be however, give up Fontaine without a ran- to the kind proviñence of Gud, I owe my and as you say so it must be; but if you useful enterprise to form a fishing en so, and demanded £100, Madame. Fon- preservation, my health and vigour, to this will be advised by ine, let this marble floor any, and induce the idle people to put to taito contrived to borrow £30, and sout it fact, that I never drank a drop of spiritnous be examined more closely. Let some water sou and catch the fish, selling to others the to the captain, with a premise of the liquor i in my.. Lifo."

be brought in and poured upon it, and we surplus boyond what was necessary to feed remainder, but the captain could not wait, will watch and so if there is my place then. Fontaine mecraded in inhacing and he liberated Fontaine, but carried of through which it passes more freely than some of the French merchants settled in his son Pierre to St. Malo, us a bustage for elsewhere."

London to join him in the venture; and the payment of the balance. When the he himself went to reside, at Bearhaven to news of this attack of the fort at Bearlaven superintend the operations of the company, reached the English Government, and they Fontaine failed, as a great many other were informed of the violation of the couds- aze large and beautifully polished and well Irish fishing companies have, since failed. tione under which Fontaine had curreu- todered, they ordered the French officers at of 68

for Celts are by nature averse to salt

vive all these horrors † I answer, that, next me: Colonel, you are commander, to-day, waiting to bid shoals of tisl at spa prisoners of war. The captain would not,

I at once inquired the name of the speaker, and learned that it was Colonel Lehinanousky, of whose lectures on the Life and Character of Napoleon I bad read accounts.

1 felt a desire to booome further acquainted with his strange history. And a slight accident which he met with the

patient, and so afforded me the desired opportunity So soon as I relieved the рала which he suffered, he entered freely Into a conversation from which I gathered the following facts:

formerly been an cilicer under He

but had become a minister of

“I replied to hita : *Do as you please, Colonel and he ordered water to be brought accordingly. The alaha of marble

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water; and the consequence was that the antil Fontaine's son was sent back. This company and no progress. Fontaine had producet an immediate effect. In the even to defend himself against the

pillaging .course of a few months Pierre Fontaine was and plastering of the natives. He then sut at liberty, and returned to his parents, brought some 13 French refugee families to animed. The commander of the forces i

and the balance of the ransom was never settle in the neighbourhood, having pravi freland made Fontaine an iamediate grant Dursey Island; but the Irish gave them no

no of peace nor rest, and they left him before the state to which he had been redwood. by the end of three years. The local court would dunder of his dwelling the ants of

counts give Fontain no redress when any injury Dock afterwards paid him as damages, was done him. If his property was stolen on its being proved that Irishmen had be and he appealed to the court, his com principally concerned in the attack and Sheeps' Heart,

rubbery and Fontaine's two sous were

lige Heart, who invariably decided

against While thus engaged, a soldier, who was whereas, if the natives made any claim

officers, while his own pension was con hatering with the butt of his viusket, upon hint, they were sure to locover. tinued. The fort at Beathaveti, bazing struck a spring, and the marble slab few Notwithstanding these great discourage been completely desolated, was abandoned up. Then the faces of the Inquisitors grew ments, Fontaine held to his purpose, and Fontaine, with the graut made him by pala; and

Belshazzar, when the band and determined, if possible, to establish his Government, and the sum awarded hin writing appeared on the wall, we did these mating ad live county, left the poles neighbourhood. Gente, men of Belial quake in every bone, joint, work in his favour, and that it might which he had so long laboured to improve

Ducks, and sinew, We looked beneath the maryos be

over the floor, much to the dissatisfaction of the Inquisitors, a careful examination made of every antim in the marble to seas water passed through. Presently Colonel Do Lile exclaimed fat he had found it By the side of one of these marble slabs the water passed through freely, indicating an for further discovery, the officers with saibed them with wonderful interest. Ile their awords, and this soldiers with their was indeed a remarkable man; for, although bayonets, seeking to clear out the seam and

be retained the pry threescore

and ten,

the stab. Others, with the butts of erect posture, and fina

and activity their muskets, commisnued striking the slab of au officer of His skin had all the with all their might to break it, while the

fifty. softness and delicacy of middle

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oye, and the power of all indicated that it would have best no difficult thing for hins, had dircumstances rendered it necessary, to resume his place pon the war-horse, and again lead forth the crops to the deadly counted. His le tutes I had heard represented intensely interesting. Such I can well conceive that they were, for, besides posscesings muniory

hío

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ready utterance, he had means, such us perhaps no other living man, certainly in length, which was burning, that I might industry, and desirous of giving lum in-successful, and he ented his daya in pracu. none in this country possessed, of knowing explore the regions beneath. As I was decreased influence in the neighbourhood, Elis noble wife died in 1721, and he him- the men and things whereof he spoke, ing this I was His acquaintance with Bonaparte, com- antots, who had read by one of the Inqui-appointed him justice of the penos. In self followed her shortly after, respected and

hand gently on my arm, menced on his first entering the army, and with a very deuturs and holy for this capacity he was found very useful in beloved by all who knew him.

keeping down the Tories," and breaking when he found himself a private eol said: My son, you must not take that with up the connection between then and tão dier under the distinguished win as his your profane and bloody hand; it is holy.' French privateers who then frequented the captain. For twenty-threo yeste

Well, well, I said, I want something coast. Knowing hia liability to attack, Berved with him in stations of tru

A STORY has been going the round of the which rou- that is dered the most intimate relations necessary, on munity Bee if it will not shutt igat Fontaine converted his resulence at Bear papers so good that we suspect it cannot be Dried Ducke,

BAYON responsibility and it was only when Napoleon was con "I took the candle and proceeded down ns the result proved. In June, 1704, A couple pacsented themselves at church to into a sod fort, not without cause, new, most gool stories being old stories. fuel to the Island of Elbs that Colonel the staircase. I now discovered why the French privateor entered Bantry Bay and be married. The olurgyman, preceiving

Partridges, Lehmanousky retired from the service. water revealed to us this passage. Under

I have touched on the life of this remark the floor was a tight cailing, except at the ceed to storm the sod fort. The lame that the bridegroom was drunk, refused to Rabbits,

Fontaine, by the courage and ability of his perform the ceremoney, and aftor aimisis Wild Geese, able man for the pur

of the purpose of introducing to trap door, which could not be rendered defence, showed himself 8 commander the reader & narrative, which he was kind close; hence the success of Colonel Deo inan skill John Macliney, a Scotch to return with him the next day. The Sand Hill Birds,

fering a

reprimand to him, told the brille Wild Ducks, Eng to furnish me, of the destruction of Lile's experiment.

man, and Paul Moussier, a French the Spanish Inquisiti

conch refugee, comple did return the next day, when the Hill Suipo, Inquisition, near Madrid, in As we reached the foot of the stairs, showed great bravery on the cecasion which transaction he was the chief agent. we entered a large square room, which was while Madame Fontaine, who acted, as than he had been the day before. Thee Birds,

bridegroom appeared to be even more drank Sparrowe, Luthe

the year 1809," said Colonel Lehus called the fall of Judgment. In the centre aide-de-camp and surgeon, distinguished clergyman then addressed the bride, and nousky, being than at Mudrid, my atton-of it was a large block, with a chain fasten herself by her quiet courage. The engage asked her how she could think of uniting.

Wild Pigeons, tion was directed to the inquisition, in the ed to iz On this they had been accustomed mont lasted from sight in the morning herself to such a confirmed sot. The girl neighbourhood of the city. Napoleon had to place the accused On one side of the until four in the afternoon, when the replied with touching waivet, Willy is not Live Fish, previously issued a decree for the suppres room was an elevated seat, called the French decampos with the loss of three a confirmed sot, air; but when he is sober Eels, sion of this institution, whenever his victo- Throne of Judgment. This the Inquisitor-killed and seven wounded, spreading abroad he does not want to marry me, so I cannot rious troops should extend their arms to General occupied, and on either side were a very wholesome fear of Fontaine and his help bringing him here drunk if 1 am to

Oyatura, ite vicinity.

I reminded Marshal Soult, seats, less elevated, for the priests, when sod furt. When the refugne'a gallant ex marry him at all."

Shrimps, then governor of Madril, of this decree, engaged in the solema business of the Holy ploit was reported to the Government, he The Mayor of Newport, in Monmouth- | Crabs, and ho directed me to proceed to destroy it. Inquisition. From this rooh we proceeded was rewarded by a pension of five shillings shire, instigated by the French vice-consul Drawns,

informed him that my regiment, the 9th to the right, and obtained accase te stall a day for benting off the privateer, and in that oily has been emalating M. Pietri Lobsters, Polish Lancers, was insuficient for such cells, extending the entire longth of the supplied with live guns which he was in a suxiety to maintain the Imperial Fengs, service, but that if he would give me two edifice and here, what a sight met our authorial to mount on his battery. Fon prestige in Wales. Mr Howard Paul, the Small Titles, additional regiments, I would undertake eyes: How has the benign religion of Jesus isine was not allowed to hold his post autor, being about to give a series of repro- Large Turtles, the work. He secordingly gave me the been abused and alendered by its professed unmolested. It was at and surround-by handbills and pusters, in which he was Large Fresh Fish,

remotest corner sentations two required regiments, one of which the friends!

in Newport, advertised himself of islatul, far from 117th, fas under the command of Colonel

any town, These cells were places of solitary con-ed by a hostile p

do.. le populations, in league with the represented in the character of Napoleon Small myself, ministernement, where the wretched objects of enemy, whose abips were constantly hovering III. The likeness not appearing to the Mackerel Small, of the gospel. He is pastor of one of t inquisitorial hate were confided, year after about the mast. In the year following the French vice-consul to be flattering to the Conger Eels Small, Evangelical churches in Marseilles,

Francu

till death released them from their above engagement, while Funtain himnolf Emperor, that functionary applied to the Salt Fish, "With these troops I proceeded forth- aufferings. Their bodies were suffered to was absent in London, a French ship en mayor, whe directed the head of the polica with to

Small Fish, the Inquisition, which situated remain mutil they were eutirely decayed, tered Bantry Bay and cautiously approacle to cause all the alleged libels on the Im Fresh Soles, about five miles from the city It was sur and the rooms unlit for others to occupy: od Bearhaven. Fontaine's detected the covered.. But Air Howard Paul explained ( Canton Salon, rounded by a wall of great strength, and

how-perial physiognomy to be torn down or was, how- defended by about 400 soldiers. When we arrived at the walls, I addressed one of the sentinels, and summoned the inquisitors to Burrender to the imperial army, and open the gates of the Inquisition,

The Inley who is like

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The sentiuck, who was standing on the wall, appeared to enter into conversation, for & few moments, with some one within,

at the close of which he presented his mus.

ket and shot one of my man. This was the signal for attack, and I ordered my troops to are upon those who appeared upon the walls.

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To prevent this practice being offensive to those who occupied the Inquisition, there foreigner, She had the guns loaded and that the obnoxions woodcut was copied from Rock Fish, were flues or tahes extending to the open one of them fired off to show that the little a likeness of the Emperor which is freely Shark Fish, air, sufficiently capacious to carry of the garrison was on the sluit. The Frenchman sold in the streets of Paris, and objected Shate, odor frum those daying bodies.

Chien

veered off

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ATERIAL Iniyuderstanding ins re- with the soldiers of the holy office. There Our soldiers immediately applied them and hoisted English colours. The erisign cently arisen between two of the principal was also a breastwork upon the wall, bo selves to releasing ihose capuaves from their residing in the forest, on board, when the question of precedence. The infticers of the Yams,

deceived in the British any on the important hind which they kept, except as they parti chains. They stripped themselves of a

exposed themselves in order to dis- of their own clothing in order to cover these the stratagem, wont on board,

was immediately male a prisoner. He was Life Guards assert that their regiments, charge their muskets. Our troops were in wretched bodies, and were exceedingly anx-plied with drink and became intoxicated, embodied at the Restoration, bave by the open plain, and exposed to a destructive jous to bring them up to the flight of day. when he revealed the fact that there was fire. We lind no cannion, nor could we But aware of the danger, I insistati on their no diese in command of the fort. The scale the walls, and the successfully wants

Freah, ints being supplied, and their being crew of the privateer were principally Irish, fall service; while the Royal Horse Artit- resisted all attempts at fording

at fording them. I brought gradually to the light, as they and they determined to attack the place at lary claim the chief place as the mounted Spinnge,* saw blunt it was necessary to change the could bear it had examined the cells, and the landed. Fontaine hal, however, by Some artillerymen have aven gone so far as Young Bainboo ahoate,» mode of attack, aut directed some trees to

midnight, for whion purpose a party of representatives of the Ordnance Corps. ludian. Cora, by out down and trimmed and brought on opened the doors of those who get survived this time returned and was on the alert, to throw a doubt upon the claim put for Cabbage, Large Manno, each 150 120 the ground, to be used as

as battering-arms. we proceeded to explore another room on He hailed the advancing party through Two of these were taken up by detachments the left. Here we found the instruments speaking, trampot andre to be paned and position who performed the

the Lifo Guards. The old ward by ing Life Guards, composed of men of

Common, vantage, and brought to hear

then divides! walls with all the power which they could sight of them the fury of our soldiers refus into six detachments, one of which seturibed by Corporal Trim, were, with the Cauliflower, exert, regardless of the deadly fire which ecl any louger to be restrained. They defire to the offices and stables; the house Horse Grenadiers, disbanded in 1788, and Lettuce, was ponted upon them. Presently the chaired that every inquisitor, monk, Bud hold servants under the direction of Ma the present regiments were then establish Celery, walis began to tromble, and fually a broach soldier of this ostalistinout deserved to be dame Fontaine, protected the dwelling ed. The old Life Gnarsismen are said to Parsley Chinese, was unde, and the Imperial troops rushed put to the torture. We did not attempt honse from conflagration. Bald the

men within have looked down upon the new corps, And inlo Inquisition. Here we met with an any longer to restrain them. Accordingly, fired from the windows and loopholes, to have ananimously refused to accept. Beans, broad, Lucident full of raress effrontery. The in-they commenced at once the work of torture but the smoke was so thick that they sav

Brvice in them, but the private troopers quisitor-General, followed by the confessore, upon the inquisitors remained till I saw could only fire at random. Some of the were still hold to be gentlemen, and are up came out of their town, we were four different kinds of torture applied to privateer's men. succeeded in making a to the present day matered by the title making our way to the interior of the 1-them, and then retired from the awful scene breech with a crowbar in the wall of the Mr. We are informed that the matter in quisition, and with long faces and their which ended not so long as que remained house; but they wore saluted with so rapid dispute was finally referred to the Oom Green Peas, in the Shell arins crossed over their breasts, and their upon whom they could wreak revenge,

fire through the opening As soon as the pour sufferere in the pected there must be a party of soldiers in-sideration of the arguments urged on both Asparagus,

that they aus ander-in-Chief, who, after a careful son- Tomatoes, cells of the Inquisition could with safety be dide, and they retired. They advanced and sides of the question, decided that armed Chillies, Dried, brought out of their gloot to the light of summoned the beseized to surrender, offering science should lead the way. Hendoforth. od what was going on They addressed day, (nows having been spread for and near fair tarms. Fontaine approached the French therefore, the Hayal Horse Arillery themarives, in the languago of rebuke, to that numbers had been rescued from the for the purpose of parley, when one of the take precedence of every other corps in the their own soldiers, saying, Why do you Inquisition) all who had been deprived of Irish lleutenants took aim and fired at hin British Arony: fight our friends, the French 1"

friends by

the inquisitors, dams to inquire This treachery made the Fontaines resuare A Californis miner, who has barely real: Curry Stuff, Their intention, apparently was to if theirs were among the number. And the dafensive, which they continued for a living for sleven years, dug out Pompkins,

as think that this defence was wholly what a meeting was there! Numerous some hours when no help arriving, Fontaine $16,000 in three days' work recently. unauthorized by them, hoping that if they vietins, who had been buried alive for many found himself under the necessity of

Large Oulons, IN

to a paragraph sopied from reference could prednos in our minds belief that gents, were not restored to the active rendering, conditional upon himself and his the Full Mail Gazette, mantioning that the

Kireen Onious, they were friendly, they would have a world and some of them found here a son, two sons, with their tre followers, march father of General M'Clellany who is to re-

Shalote, hetter opportunity, unid the confusion and and there a daughter, here a sister anding it the honours of

of wor

No suose, present the United State Government at Turnips,. plunder, свекра.

there a brother; but some, alas! could re- however, had the house aurronderent, that the British Court, was

to Cacumbers, But their artifice was too shallow to

friends 1 bo surviving

"we have Ruxseed. I caused thesa to be placed under linke sasme was such, as no tongue car, his sons, and their followers we the late Lord Olydo," we i

been

request. Egg Plant, made guard, and all the soldiers of the Inqain describo. When this work of vorognition was given up to plunder. Fontaine pro

ed to state that the relationship was consid Water Cross, prisonors, and the dwelling Tably neurer. The American General was, Mushroom, Dried, tion to be secured as prisoners. We then was over, to complete the

inusiners in which tested againg this violation of the treaty, we are asured on good authority, himself Okras, proceeded to exspring, the prison-heues. had engaged, I went to Madrid and ob- but it was of no use. The leader of the full cousin of our lato illustrious towns- We passed through room after room. We tained a large quantity of gunpowder. This French party said to him, Your haine his man, the mother of General M'Clellan English Turnips, found altars and crucifixes and wax candles placed underneath the edifice and in its become so notorions among the privateers having been the sister of John M'Liver Radishes, ja abundance, but would discover no syi- vaults, and we applied the low matel of St. Balo that I dare pot return to the the father of Lord Clyde Olurjow Ciligen Green Sprouts,

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had been deaf to all: the noise of the attack and defence, and had but just learn

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