The New Hampshire Gazette

Death of Miranda.—A letter from Cadiz, received in London, communicates intelligence of the death of the celebrated but unfortunate Gen. Miranda, who has at length fallen a victim to Spanish barbarity, after an imprisonment of nearly four years, in a horrible dungeon, in violation of a solemn capitulation. Revenge pursued him even beyond the grave. The Monks would not allow his faithful attendant to give him any funeral rites, but carried off the body on the miserable mattress and truckle-bed on which he expired, and committed all his raiment, and every thing that belonged to him to the flames,—Miranda is said to have died on the 16th of June but the circumstance has been kept a secret by the government until very lately.—London paper.