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'• • • , • +lefty' J• • . 1111112HAL..1101111. ie.—. --BROOKES _ ...XTOU. ~ This vies tin-appeal against the conviction of Thomas Doveßrookes, of Brentford, in the parish of Ealing, in Middlesex, on the information of Proctor, for having sold beer and ale of a particulir description, by tetail," without a Magistrate's license, asas victualler. • Mr. BOLLAND appeared, by order of : the Board of, Excise, , for..the appellant. He was attended by the vs.!' licitor of Excise. • . Mr. Serjeant Pau. appeared for the respondent. Th Learned Serjeant proceeded to contend, from the Con struction of the Act 35 Geo. 111. cap. 113, under which 4,e conviction had taken place and from the fair inter pretatinn.of some clauses in the 26th Geo.ll. the 324 and 48th Goo. 111. that no person could sell beer or ale of a particular description by retail, without .being duly licensed by the Magistrates. When the Learned Gentle=, man bad concluded, The Chairman (Mr. Cossr) said, it appeared ,to him and other Magistrates on the Bench, that in this Court the present important question . could not be satisfae• torily decided. Which way Kanter they might eecide, some party would be 4seatisfiedi the question would not be s•tt at rest, and. similar appeals would multipli • in different parts of the couorii.;, 4 4 was plain, then; that to a higher tribunal the mattef *lost be ultimately' . referred. He would therefore recommend, that Counsel at each side, having agreed upon the facts, should make . this a case for the decision of the Court of King'sllench. Mr. BOLLAND said, that he would have no objectioh to this proposition. The question was a moat imPoni tant nue to the Public, and it was necessayy that k should be set at rest. The Learned Gentleman, in reply to an observation which, had fallen froth Mr. ,Serjeant , PELL, accounted for the Board of 'Excise .having takeh up the appellant's case, by stating, that wheii . soine rat tail breweries were first . proposed,applicationWas Made to the Treasury, as to th e legality of such earkkili ments selling by retail. The Treasury referred'the a . plicants to the Board of Excise, and by that Board the were informed; that if .a Cotninorilareatter disdained. usuafialawances ( th ree 'barrels in 30; and paid duty • accordingly, it would be perfectly ygal for them to sill-beer or ale by retail, to be consumed otherwise than on, their own premises, without the necessity of obtain- Mg a Victualler's license. As far as tine decision of the Magistrates at Brentford had gone, the opinion of the Board of Excise had been declared to be in error : and the Board, finding that the appellant had acted by their advice, and believing still that that advice was in con formity withthe due construction of the law;,felt bound to take up his cause. . . Mr. Serjeant PELL said he would not individpally oPpose the course recoinniended by tht - Bench; but as some of his clients; reborn he did not know, alight be in' Court, he felt -it but justice to . them -to declare his: solemn conviction that die fair add true construction Of the Acts of Parliament fully stippoited the decision Made by the Magistrates at Brentford. He would be quite willing to abide by the decision of this Court without going further, buthe had rio ,objection, if it were so o iShed, to meet • the opposite , - parties M the Court of Kings Bench on the question. In conclusion, he said, that with every respect for the Board of Excise, he trusted they would not be too ready in future to give their opinion of what was or was not law on important questions, until the matter had been first decided tebe so by some of the superior Coot ts. Evidence was now given . ahat the appellant bail taken out a license as a common brewer, had given the regular notice-of selling by retail, and had disclai . -•• the allowance: The facts being agreed to on both sides, the Magik trates affirmed the conviction, leaving, of course, exc.. cation suspended until the filial decision by the Court of King's Bench. JONES BOWDEN p. LORD KENYON. . This was an appeal by Lord Kenyon against a conk viction before Mr. Minshull, at Bow-street, in Auguit, 1823. When it was called on i.orlay in its regolar turn, the appellant did not appear ; and it being understood iliNt L in application *at - about to be ruideon his . Lor4;• shlP`a behalf to hate the citSe farther postponed, ' Mr. C.,Pitittars, int the respondent, addressed the Bench, and said, he would object to any farther poSt ponement ; he stated to the Court the reason why he objected. This case came' origivally before Nit. Min , situ% the Magistrate, as a surnnionsi•Calling upon Lord K,ebynn„,*ho was describedas the proprietor Of the Tiiti Vigion Evening, Newspaper, for the payment of (we think) .31. 12s. 6d. due to the respondent, Bowden, ' who was a journeyman printer, and had worked on the . - paper; Mr. Minshull decided that his Lordship should pay the Money. Lord Kenyon, however, for very good . : reasons no doubt, appealed against the lagistrates de., lis-ion. The case had been put off once before, and he ' (Mi. Phillips) subMitted, that it naiad be injtistiee to his client, oho ought to have received his Money. doing since; to allow it to be farther postponed. The , noble . appellant was absent, and could not attend ;. he was in fact MT the country; under those ciretimstances, he'hoped the Coin't would Ann the detition of the Magistrate'; he acted in this application by the earnest desite oT his diertr.-The COURT, finding that the appellant was. not ready to proceed, affirmed ire conviction. , cOBBETT v. *EDE. • ...• 'This was an appeal by Felix Webb, one of the toi collectors on the Ilammersmith-road, against-a convic tion made before Sir Richard . Birnie. The conviction was read ; it set forth, that on the 27th of . November last, Felix Webb, being then a toll-collector on the Hammersmith-road, did use and utter.certairr abiiiiv'e words' to William Cobbett, being then a traveller. or passenger along the said road, to wit—" You dare ,sbew ,your face in any Court of Justice; ther e is n• Magistrate who would believe your word." This wai - alleged in the usual way to be contrary to the form Of . the statute, and the defendant was fined 51. Against 'this . conviction the appeal was made. . . Mt. ADOLPHUS, who appeared for the appellant, was-proceeding with some preliminary objections to the spnviction, on the ground of the want of jurisdiction in the.-Mag istrates, when - „Mt. FRENCH, who appeared for the respondent, in ., seefetedr - he said that he had an objection to make, ari,hich. must take precedence of that of-his Learned Itiierni; he objected to the notice of appeal as irregular , . ~ou,ba viosald rather say, he would admit the receipt ' of 4 ,4 - ortaip t paper, which he did not 41low to be a sufficiera Z=ap nh she Act directc4. He then rAterrett to the Att„ - fau n :: f 'wed.' t hat th:e sptotice pi10,t . 114 ; ( amongst other s• - i - yontaioati appeal :tel ast, the conviction, " and et ads the matter thereof. " Now the paper which respondent received, alluded to the matter of the con viction no farther than these words—" consideting that lam not guilty thereof." This, he maintained, WAS not . • " : 7" - . • • , . I ; if;a>7 kl::;,4t :. 1 . 5 let ~ • ..- ...t. •.. • •%, • , 1. -:', • .7....,t0 , -: . .:.:. . ..: .• . , suncietite , --The Magistrates held this elsiliceioritobe is' lid; end - affirmed' the eetriietion. •_. • . . .. • • Mr. Iznatice applied' for.coitse. •: • . . The COURT refu,ed, on the ground that the.respbn-, dent need not have appeared with . such antics: . , ' WESTMINSTER. COURT OF REQUEST& ' , CASTLIAITIMILT, unclisrevniun,JAXlMST l& r . • i6rdp.,... - 1: . •• WECCIIVORD . v. WAL , IES...•-• This WIS a suit to recover' !. the sum of ss. 6d. which the defendant did net admit; to be correct. The names-of -. the.•two.parties wooldi almost lead to the supposition.that they were 'of Cain.' brian origin, but.in point of fact they were .thorough , ' bred cocknies, and born within;the classical' sound oI Bow-bell. It.s.hould also be premised that the plaintiff was a young Lady, and the defendant, a yoting- man:. Gentleman, is now so common, that even Mr.,WaleS himself ought to feel complimented in our present dis , tinction. As the debt was not admitted, the Lady, Miss Welchford, was called upon to make out her case, and .it turned out to be a combease.—Mr.,Wales, it ap , peared, was a shopman. or something of that, sort, but not being bedded or' boarded in the house where he was employed, he had taken.a lodging at that of the father of Miss Welchford,. and .after some sojourn there, he was attracted, whether by any similarity of name did not come out, towards• the young Lady; he used to • meet her on the stairs often, and from " good morn.; ings" and " how dye dos, " the phrases with . which lie broke the ice, he proceeded .as the Lady said, to break the peace as well, for he. took liberties with her,! At this assertion, Mr. Wales held up his hands as high as a little man could do. However, the Court, althoug h . it is constituted for the City and Li berties of Westniin...ter, did not consider itself qualified to decide on libertiei taken with. a Lady, and therefore requested that the matter of debt might be explained.. The Lady came. to the point at once, by pulling a small paper, parcel out of her pocket, containing the mutilated remains of bee.. best real tortoise-shill- criatb; which the love-making, ' liberty-taking defendant hid brekehinleite of their refs.' ' comer on the stairs, at aforesaid; `stud Which Comb hat cost the Lady ss. 6d. of her saiitl-ttp peekeelrioney, and; moreover, was thought tiihavebetri4 great bargain. :. • Mr. Wales nett, aihnitteif that he hid. beeti *so utilhi., Innate as to break the Lady's comb, but he denied breaking the peace, and' also the taking of libertiesl . be scorned it;, his love wasofa rimire dignified nattite; but neverthele .he certainly' had broken .*tooth or so o the comb, in a little &waling match--2 . strttegiiritc foi a kiss at ChristmaS; " Mir then,-Gentlertieti,P Gild hi, at the mime time pulling hii - paper ' parcel out of *side pocket- 4, to shew that - I. meant to bi hOrioufable„ .IbOk here ; I have-bought her a heel'. cofti6,- Made -of right earnest tortoise-shell; ter which I paid a crown .ind l'in litire it would look as well upon' the crdOn• Of - her sheid as: die other did ; but for all ilia( the tibeeha it. Mits . Welchford Wit NOW asked why' she MroOlit not accept it? and she pointed out to the Copia:lls66MA that it *at Inn eli• thinner, and by no titans solded 4 her's& Such being the case, MkiVilei rye &death pay the debt and cotes; and- die binkii coin: liiing . 'handed to him, lie wrapped it . tip 4tith Of bit* Otter and pocketing the combs and the *WrOnt iff Abe_ _ I iliSb[e time, he Marched Off, libasinhig the tut* Ites'Silibtherds I have lost mt love.* .;--;' • . • • .'-. -: • ~. ' ; BATMAN V. Doillibitx.—ln this case tlidiadie! peared for their respeeti* husbands; and the debt . 41 4 was It. Mrs . Doringttu4 fbr her husband, ibettoil* hadbeen recendy married, and ivhb had bitif , lottlies beau, and was also* BotO4ttelet Officer, ad ltYed l ibe ' % rettnesir Or the' deht, Mit' blinded %die* '' '' 'bet • L i Di. 2 Was:lhoulim - -, ' . ' ' --; - .1 - , ' . 0 1 . 74; •.• ' ' - .: ~.,..:;.-1 . ,,r 1 , !• ' .... '• ; Vt.: •- --- • • . *_,. d ; Lent in Catitli it Abo Merit Theatre; tie sem or .. - - s 0' I'4d for aclositance to Vausall, to Aim DiLttnate; the dam of 3: . IP 6 . 6 Mrs. Batman said she could not dispute - the* Aria helm, as it might have .ben lent toter h6sbadd t vittiiost ber e k ; ait o d it:tt !!S a tbe— a l et iit t rt i t ilftiVg had sbe bet e . .• ,P. the courtship of Mr. DiSiitigttiti; A* etf i elf begettof Bow-street Officers ait - stttnetittlef orotivcitgz a the rows or theblind. god ; arid' it' v4alt - thie: • fingtott-Irad paid fpr her adinitsion; MO, 'a% iattritakl 'refused tb repaid, meanilig,l6lhe Lion, to treat her, as she thotfght; ' and that if it was now claimed she wtitild'briAdiefitratliee scut., vily., Mrs. D. on thetther hand, pettista deter meant to be at thelOss of fiiettiolieii Ytt:t4e, Vauxhall admission; anti that now die over, the amount watof iuMcient consequence to lie . claimed as a•set-off. The Commissioners allowing its Mr*. o Doi ington was ordered to pay theciiiference., 115.6 d. ' . - - Between three and four o'clock Ott Ttleartif'endralt a fire was discovered in a pailic4robiselittiCheripticle Liverpool, kept by 4 Orsini nattied:Sall: It Iltrd 1 410) destroyed the whole 6f the back Ohre bitlieoprenf 0 1 'before it:.War discovered , arid. had istetitlitrib t 4 front, and -to the roods kr wfilelf MY: ith'd . Mt II 'Slept, Mite We4e alunited by a piriotrtitr6sting 'a *44 'through the room Orindlw. , • The bed dit'Whieliihdy were asleep was on fire art, the . (idler but' tiey Made : their eieJpe by - jettlipPfig, aletintt in a stare' of nerdltym through. the win'd'ow', lisppily Without saitainink any, personal ipitiiy, eldept Me.ligli being a little burnt on the face and. hands ;.not a single attic - leaf furniture or clothing was saved. S - ,• • Tuesday, Thomas Clark, alias Captain Efaulkrieri tried at- Somerset County Sessions, .far:stefailipg :silver spoons . and forks from . John Thomas 'Sop at %kr . ' - lark.- .liie did not employ Counsel,- letiinterh•ezamine4 the witnesses himself in a most itopOdent:aoti avthil 'manner; the result was, that, ne of : duis eititsesse% In answer to the prisoner, said, 0 Why, lisereanyou so , that ; did yon not fall down upon your .kneels when We canght yen, and beg us tolet yolk go, saying, that yetf should be transported, if we took you before a- Magis.: trate ?" The Jug, who were standing up, on kiearillg this, all sat down, and a verdict of -Guilty was returned against die prisoner. - He was sentenced toseven leare transportation beyond the seas, and at thecondusion of 'the sentence said, - with a most significant lbok, "and when I come back, I will call upon Mr. Thomas again." Mr. JOHN Kemetc, -once tehearsing bit part in the Opera Of Iticliaici (*our tic Lien, and attempting. hits song,.Mr. Suaw, the leader of the band, exclaimed, " Oh, Sir! how shockingly you murder the timer " If I do," replied Mr.'Ketrat.a, " I am not so merciless as• you, who are alwais eatiig g it." . .. MINING Iwret.i.ttrallot..--Copper ores sold at ed 'rink, Jan. 8, 1894, 1,083 tons; avenge produce, -R 81. Quantity of `fine rapper, talons II csifi..- AM641131 of tate, 6,46 W. 19e. 6d. ;Ain , . rage standartl,losl.. I:Ls. Copper ores foi side nett week et Red-i ruth : Consols, 420; \Vh. Busy, 180 ; Tintang, 166 ; Great St. George, its; Wh. Cluuste Ctinsois, 87 ; Great Towan Consols,2o —Total 991 tons. _ ;1! •••:. er,lt&ir ;; Augatiat 'SES t SIONS. JAN. 16. • IThLtir. SAIRVICRIS&+-PROOKES V. PitOCTOU. . e ~°. 7 - • . 40tel , L-a 4 l° 4 -'""" . . jilakiika2 • v. • "I=7 ,•"•*"" ; "-• IF :' ~;4 :Va. , : • ". • 3 a :t • ...:119ucesit • • - Tut turt,s.—Sir Itxe•w lZitiitTLZlMtl4eer &mai !bi— ettbalati u:.~;w / 'purchaser; 11 callitigeldmipstetrtein . . son was the inftstm!! ; .14 3 4 Sill 4 ' I _ft STRANdIt 4•11011'41-74. tai di d vary'hithli ttA dtiVs authorities of St. rimiest Da nes, 'him thernimimdefingtiliriadil? with a Saracen's Head under bls '.. Iritell' . - ki l l/ O Are row **Adis," mid op ,of tfiq men 'found WI'S Gelitietniti'a%hf Own etloc'i iherniornlig,4loPing' 'hi tiareltiritheho anti iibt in iiibitnii 'hi tided MO beets--` • shaves yeu'gralikenir sags 4 6 . Albeit:on% Hentli,' says be ; Y well; says I, , then you, and I, and the -Beracen's Head will-go ~ ' the watch-hewn together.' .4., ipek him, your Worship ; here he is, and la ri 'l6 tidies lieter Rai sigusttAl ••• 't have'ackikil,- trial hi ' anti yid die-alga of the tarsi ,oletik'Head, emit glatfig innit ite giorg, .as it may be wrist.** great Uage•evaakef9, en- the Attie( the ci•elseant . Suow•hill. The Alagistratemskisji the you what he was, and how W came by „ his strange iPpetidete. -.. _ 4 Ste, Said the yid hiss ' Muck Mbdesty, " I slain *Waiter out of place, and 1 anteitryieirrr fot what happened." He thee 4, told a long story, of his , its spans the evening . with some friends in the City :of lils . ; away on* in liquor; of hit overtaking a Lady on I}' who asked him to assist her ie carl-ying a fitielippiclaire-iefthe innetline petting the Saricen's Head into his arms; of his firmly believingit tote a firallypicture, and carrying it accordingly with all the care he could—considei - ing his then condition; of her leptlinthim about with it a weary time, through streets end piatek nekbobrirlo An ; ind bt her leaving hith at last• among the intrieacieeof- Chemaintiret, wandering vainly in search of an outlet, and wend what had become of her.— " But, as soon as I came to m the Morning," added he, " I saw plainly that it real net a finndillirpferiites-but the' sign- df the Saracen's Head from Sbove-hillp alit l' babe sent a itsessenger to Mr. Mountain, the prpprietor ,to 0.6 hiftwitere it is." • itit : thz This statement turn oat tp helm far as regarded the pro prietorship of the" fa picture r i ft r .-- it was torn down, or how the " yOuhg tatie Sidi a 'lnto bee ponession; 'did not appear. The propriefer, it ;lariat sfish tepees. , .cute; and so•he took his Sarlalifs BA& bemellgain, end the Ite wad dering waiter was discharged. • . • ~.. • • ~ ~ Mfts,.Pirr AIM , VII DYER. ' ' Yard km now bouncing Mrs. Pat, Itias• charged liy # -. *Mk Ong falsified her wind; picked hie pocket,- &lid ' IliiiVillilli the bargain. • Thedyer,scpy young • • ille. • . ' Pitt at a very on leignitssble hoar soniesehepe is • . . - . Me offered her hie hand, and she piontised.hira li I . k thereof, inc emptied hii pockifilif Siren Shillings ' n q .., *add; when he ask ed' her to returniti she boxed his eiri tiff • OM street fire! He took :this very hard, for though she cintlenoe love , him, it was crag to • I beat him— ., . . . . . ~ • " Perhaps it was right to dissemble your love, . .. • But why did you kick inc dorin stern? • He did net chase to• be made seat a fodl of, arid therefore betnit lifra. Pitt in the watch-house. • Mn. Me, hi her defence, denied having touched his nasty money . ; but she admitted having bored his ears and she thought be (14'-' served. boiing,for daring to accuse her of theft. It aiipeired by the statement of the - viatekositithet the'lliier'ilie. 'drunks that he; had varied thb *Moult of his loss repeatedly,. sow that **box on the .ear was a mere pie*. Upon this skewing, MA; Pit'i etas dischaiged,with a reprimand, and the dyer was admodisheyr to keiP be t t e r company in future. , • QUEEN-SQUABS. ' • ' . . ' - i '' ' , A Gel 'tithed l i etlinop, slid to be anolltigi. daliiikipiihe• 'Charged , Thais% Asheot, Esq with ph assault, cliaßsaghle blue tie •bght 4 thud; and threatening his life: • ~, i ~ . • '- )1 41 / 4 4 116 05/d:hb felt 140 chreMbfiroPTIOUaa1 1 9 4100a ! th.' sight of Mr..A.shcoi k and that be was quite inergable of pm e=l. ill IWstittibetit: Be thiralitutint.,' . trailing that tfe ;li.tiatliPal-dinghtet of Mr. Albtist, ill 11119 vibe wain Lady of nibs • • disable personal chinas, afid hid a handirsene fortune-00e dated -uguatereand they would' have' lived happy lane for hir.Ashult, .who hsd soracinfinence aver her and ' e partly weineddiser seek. drips fin& limn. Mr. A'sbnit Ore Min a' bdrat for Shawl/AA Ifoied to be'fictitiotik• and iiihseipieistir betad the mirforitnie to • •to large sums of mini" ) . belidee other Semitic., for a Was. , • • - chant, which were pot paid, and he was arrested fr mi l •., ... ra id put into the tioes,l3encb. .He had his wife and: y -1 y• WO hUt in the ftles, till.fdr. Adam* entited=ts siiiddrasM where t • bey continued . Unite. plaid: his *di . 414diltke i furhe la , Mt .Iddi rAilivite, • till histliteihisod • . 4 4r # 431 1, 4 tillitired Ithi finis • ZLI I %li l t= .. ZrarTi llberw te t' • ' . "Pletas,abd. wistranhent . the :dale, britifielf , pikei;*iiiitiad hilm'ivittt a •stiefr,deelerbilt he Would do for Min, Ike. Nieto* weapon-of:defence - Was e briekbat. and befitingtliat at iiiinat e el lie field, and went to a friend's hopse, atWestinthster,stlit hy Mr. Ashcot and a,great Mob of peepie; WIC. Ashatot'ealling upon blot to ;Pie bids satisfaction like a Gedliedien, or this he would be 4kiisateri. Her swore he 'wine in'bddliP rearfrom Mr. Asian: Me..Askedt laid Mr. Lethnots had been only a-fortune haute; ; tkiqmorieretitis wifc's...ptuperty in . 4felposion and wanconnele, Awned-his eklidren into the street , and_they bid noplaCe or prost- SOn btifto icy Co him for iheltet. He Miff caller* rthionitiate ittillitt, When-be met with tbirgreateit-abillie, *MI& fanner rici: ltanktorbt was so videos, elate (Asir. Asiset) , faliklaldbound debr to kep the peace at Marilsorouldiratnlit. •Ho than , .ealled upinli Mr, Isetlinop'i twonnns andtheir umber, to prove the Ural of this midden. • • -.' ' The lidagistinie * Ohleried, he could' not receive floe evidence of children airaMsettieWfißiter, - and remarked the intprittlenas 'of Mr. 'shcotAn railing amen the oramphinsit to pi-outid-41m to a breach' the Reece, ffiet havingidraheld to bail before. .He thee chl eyed hir;gsbcMiobilitiund'siier in hiffoinfreeogriiiiiracettikeep • . -4 priteltiitatiti lli4iittiitp; Width Waritireanith ileac • -. . - MANSjON-H0f540..' :21 1 ....sefiXakehitekifslitt giiiiii• alicliviaidideen Tinnier as!, -.ited:.l%durgalet Mtn, -.preen& tastier si ceinpleint against. the Pane1:1 , 011;94%9f, St. Bersholenwer 7 the Grfat t icat not ,heejts4 siren her relief in her ektrerne neseesity. - ' Shelia; Shellit,.beeti le&est ty'thekittif utter Mkt.'s', upon a premise of marriage. Her Mistress was a Quake lid, of giunt,! unquiceattiltp, iota liverupracher raised*, white wiwcorailderable., He; ie4grer took lodgieg,s.for her in Kinpland-road. told his met' theta thiy 4 Attt'utartied; and vfaitedhvr can tartly. /Wt. a shortl time, linerever, be made soros pretext forgivkneutsthe lodging, ;and um ber bome-nsiMs !nutter,. who was.a t , vridow, is seven otkee,Ahlidreth and.was.roo. poor to keep.kei. He left her in debt it her mollief's; littishe 'me( hint Sitilltettetftir, - =the Tepeated i ill's , preetilsek to her; aid . protidsed &int lieeirpermineSe *Melee. I lib then their her fls Meuse. rad gen isis ir, night's. lodging.; tut • pc. fet ilnintnl l .,. *el* die nieeninlival si osra kil aptsetil**o l !,slwr Yee any amistance front him, • ; was fir ' pub Au rti . .a l l i rY.,._llbe was ninssqlKidf _ . ofsilgedro l awl,* to 'die AAA Of die iiiiitih ftw sotia . , Wi'hichridnedtn 'esti:Sent, by dila yenta artNici,{o l *Oa ; bac ffire, had waned to .gins tiny without a piss from the parish in which she. hadiasralepe. Final' that pariab she received half areeintbs.a l 44 ebe was pea to the The SR* orilish ' opriate where she hair pe t onatiglit; aline fedgibg pfbeoted' by' her itatiker.. The ' WI Mir parish refined plisiter e tkeemeeshe iiitt Out ' bedded *ern. i. . ;.....The bradierof the law garish to :Whieth:the • gird slept, mid, i ' nowitai the thing was t ergialund,. be seas " "Om reedy, tenses • tiller, ieftlepent. ~,. - linATTeritliAiDfltl. - Y. 7efourais, tine orthiethrtibeys of din HMS* Sif Cireediraa, Cihi • Ikins4ellis,nots einemiehwd, chervil*** otetaliat•reerrak. hawks. .ether,, Wit*, Loam ' the Priegihere; wrheu the charge of fdwty wasforegone, add. be was convicted of uetietfay pawlthts. the pe *shy for week' hp tieing unable' to pay; was •lenteneod to one 'glitch** tenement-ant at the Tread Mill - • - • - ..- - • —DISTINCTION OT PIieIASES..--.M. de CHApOLI4,IS M. de .BRISAC made love to the same actress,_ and met by chance at the house. Citssom.sys ,q114 . .10 Bat . . .sac, "GO OUt. -. " A man of spirit," replied BeISAC I would have•said " Come out." • Such is the effect of perseverance and industry in the science of Medicine, that great numbers many of whom bad lingered under the most painful and obstinate. disorders, who ' were pronounced incurable by respectable practioners. and several discharged front Hospitals, have been restored to perfect health by the celebrated Dr. EA DY, who, after a long and laborious pent... Ake. is enabled to remove the most obstinate Venereal Complaints, hothver loog and deeply fl=ed in the habit—Eruptions, Pail* ip the Limbs, obstinate Gleets; Dimness of Bight, Nodes on thealtht bones, Ulceration; and Sore Throats, are mixing the erupts:nu arising ottt• of improper itvonnest ) . and which nithout *WI as. sistance prove fatal. 'lke Hoare lactinstilted.daiiy by liatients et both sexes, at 38,- Dean -street, Soho, And 1, Hit/Ad-street. Sum ford-street, Blackfriars and Waterloo Roads, by persons from every part of the country, and by Letter (if post paid) enclosing a ter. t. gist :~ ~: k T ` l { . . ••• ,Ax:lt . 4 411 ° ' . '4‘4l' , : • • _ .• 41asion: ( • Major Hawardls: Serilatiest• ileArtia Nan • Mr. Woodumfe's lards beat•Misinadialpentiitie • Mr. Thles's Vermilion beat Mr.. Hiert's-rabdit.• , • ' •• • fieverAodliebassednisriated abs eportii .• • • •:' • • ; 'PE TRIAVISSIT ••• • ' • " . .er • . Ma. W=7 .4 MA Wit *2 4 ; '1 ~ 111 ' l l 4# 4 14 'wlo'staited at' troyeloelt an #.2l4penforin die starve task, for 20Crsoveerigns, readied • • (4111Ailits) at effrifeh . ai and halted an hour. NV prereellt4 lir tie 601 g Norton, •;4 miles, having made tefaqiettey Wry gild he milted there at ten o'clock yesterdey.• Hemet at bed when our bdltpiepeeSpq left him. black money. was betted 1 00 tke i match yesterday at Se a. a 0 . 4.. .7% "1 61 _ The Races took plate the' isa Mherh;'lnir bait the first Meeting. excited eonsidetable laciest. The Cup rrif attended, from the Commandantrcbmire to.. the Coutes niresidati by foor Bugles of his Majesty's _AS Regiment, followed .bi.tbe Steward's and most of the Gentlemen of the, Turf Clull,.whem It placed on'a stand'pretrared toteeeire it'it the rrlig:ptist At-half-pa‘t four o'clock the following lcorsei started." rilao. o l4 il,wheas• Lieut. Stimmeifield% b. b. Ankeki, inde bi• • Young, irst. • ,‘• CO: .3 dr Dr. Patterson's b. c. rode by De PattenotOitilliii atMl:• s Mr. %Where 'a h. lu Skaherde I , lr. TatstMetr, tos4, l c : 1 First Ileac.--All started beastifilly„ end lay teethes: arst quarter of a'mile„ when Anielo and the Colt made play by and saved 'hit &finite ;. the Cott' pressed' Angelo HirS'ilie last half mile, end was beet onlyby a tie*. • - • • Second Hrat.-.-Started as before, Slug watching his opportunity, took tbeimide, made piay immediately and beaded them up the hill, where Angelo's near - hind leg failed him, by aifiojnry in the Eike. 'The Cole end Bldg appeared to bid defiance to each other's speed land bottom, rachigWwith so rriuch-baresty end spirit, as tit leave .considerable doubt In the minds of the spettators which hid taken .tbe beat, till the &marls declared it in,favtatir. of. Mug. The Colt surprised . every person both In speed and bon 'it'o slid e more beau tiful heat era neva' tosimited. • Third Heat. --Angelo drawn. Sliqt an&td6vColt sorted 'The Ismer slackened his pace towards the or the last .half mile, and Slag came in with ease, and was deer& ed the winner. of the Cup. sweepstakes of QS Bac each, ant29,froarthe Club: Jilr. Matthews' g. h. Non me Rimed% resie by Lieut. Hugh, lost. - ' - .1 I 2 - Mr. Templer's ch. h. Procid; rodeby•Mr.•Tenipler, Mit dr Lent. Sylms' ch. b. Blazer, rode by Liam. SyketylOst: 2 Non me Ricordo and 'Proctor relyltuton.speedowetebed one an*. ther for an advantage, and began to proh. about half way. Non me Ilicordit won it,.but appeared to be &retied. • Blasei saved his distanie. Second . Hear.—Proctor, frombting out of condition and unwell for several days before the BacesorlnltAniirtu Blazer took the - 1 , and maintained it rotm4 Ilioard s n seeing he could takethel;;- -, 1 Min' .• ~, i Town Tallow 'Yellow Maeda- ....a... Me 04- Yelbastreeipif.,ta.u.iiia 11105 od Whiteditto ...i.t“.. aWe It Moab& ....01ie);:i.....i....., Our ad .Bdsp - dittb: .- ..+...-.... Re Id Curd .- ...avibiaitta 11 a. 4.10•404 Melting Stuff ... .... :-: tils. lid • DON ..4.-.24.1.0a.;....::. . • rRICE,Qf C01554. 7 -r.rhlit TallSFg a rto 14 4 11 . CilliO4 . a.o4elbt * l 4 - 6d:--41 0 itlasi •Alt 4 . 1 *es • • - illowed . f.O;VYadt *lilt -'1• ". .. • . - AEC& *it •SuIiATHER. ' • Mies, 10.-16. Me ouch .::.....:.......AL.llll*-40.111WiPer lb • kakis, Maw 0111 , e.eacki; . - Vileb= ow oak • . , rirussinipsi..,:. .. : . '....-.;;;.:-... .....; ..; ocul:911*. Fine Coach Hides- ........ 4.....-4,........1113kt0i111e. , ••Crop *idea l . OB) tnAddhit si dtu ullugc..a..4,Llffk..th .ifflt. . Thus- ' *lca iditiL....4 . . : ...,......‘ai,.ffAil 101410/e_ • £nl4 Olga% sei, no: 0011im...:.6... . - ili.;‘,4lldasuoileli . 1 . 4 millies • Bia. en; Tabs. 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' litatait a' nude - e' tPilei.lt =itiriMblimee petal Net* OWentiirJos. riti &frees . asaltat Weir own New ACt— w e*, g disir i nst isr.e .m m ioi rim , ~.c . ,z ttt' **Whips-di** lathe irretwe **the. -::llhisalisearilloterbl llesetkircilseuretie's MS d . i :. ‘ ,..pvi trim h av e% i tc ,', 'lh weiNtiwwtl ;aim- • Mr. Hudson's Tilissiallaat MA; abillierFurpr:.3 4.1 1 ;.0a, Silfht of the akkoilaßC, were fined. r. : ; • • . : . ... .: • ;;Aeli WE.' • 4 4tsatfirattae ..A till Wa4oetably arnica' yotibipidd,; Mr. Ga ' idara s (Dhoti! bearood..ls., . ~ ... 4.4 It : . 6 iit %Vas Ittdipetit. birtite villtdvftusi l • Mr- .Hodsda's Trierllong dagger. ~ 7: • •". * :4/ ;17,,r e : ,; ,-,;;.- )ar:ta charged frif-thellioat Wids.kaa,ail , ,•.; i s. ,nnevadrint. .• .: 4 -I.e 1) •.: add itsatpa gait an isiseasidalsk toull . • .Chancalbast liager3 l boa who th* ll* . • Ws arm ! . , • • maitillis..44lVit selvnimacai: : . . _-. .: W . .. _.TI -. •_ _ wr____.-Al-. rt—u. J..- .... sa. .12.610," 14. r. • lead, and maintained it round. Non me ,Iticortin seeks; he mkt take theft - ail MI& 6hn, and Wishing, to•niebtrtht "Ott of the next, saved his distance, Slater Akin,' the bent:: • • • • Not sizellitletsin did not twit to bike seinellilekibleigaying by. Rimer led-him as before, and tame sts mining! *ids tam • The •dal rived most favournbie x and the Comae numerOusly at- tended by aq the society Pflantobni entrOldnirtonttlotOlc±r- ,, - mmuulto, • On the Istb,.st. St, Nicholas Cheiselii t i lyay she yery . Reverend dif. ,DenOf _Esr.isesterpLitobeet Esq., gip- L tiffs Of the - Rityll . ,ffineins A Airy, Went tnrtit r ;Ranch JH r __ - At . Oldhoty,,Raler, inidatialitebra. I go. eldest dsaghtar of LAW* 4140 0 Vp Skit . , At Bstmea t i pee land* :Om iniftillbedilline-Alblelhollike. gts. NIC*OATII-shis tRADRHTIALL I 'Beer' sit :017144 ....404 5 1 ,-.114 . to se inch e ▪ MAO* ).4 0010 ! id •irt •Rtgic-orlt-'4l- 4 -1;414C0-11s'ied PRICES ov HAX non STILAVIrEMSTEROIE: : I▪ • Irt. JAMIII . I6.' . : t WiprIIWOULD Hay 51 Os Oki ti 51 IYe Ott, Hai :4")0s 41 Iss od d !Closer 4110 s od' to 61. Os Od ClOyer' str mold a *raw 21 its ad to .SEI is ad' Strive 211-411 • an. oi od a ' PRICE OLP HOPS. - -• •••• c stittrnsacti. grit ISOr co7vecii *Kett ' - '2*lfs tb'2o6; Sussex ~.... 147 s tee iisos Is Essex - lBos to 240: Rases' •• • r*:tl4 , 2los Farnham 161161 to itei Os _ . _ PRIORnv TALboyi, sOAA v Ages per US W • • - ate - krill • COMAIMIIIVRIVI r ; I AMP/MY 14 • •-) • t, by Ship! at Market. Ships Sold. • I Prits. Ifetreastar . 8 •- - 531. 04: lii 4500 34 MY • ga ...iiwa.i.a . * • OIL .. id ; meal s 251 -------: . 13 , . Ole. -.40-,41.111.• • ) the 0 &etch QUIP' .. . 0 . - ...,.. 1110..$11 , 1• 6 4. IL i s b g . 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Ater . - .rieldek• - ~~~ ii~l :ir '~i :~t~2.~f~~. a MS 5 `~ , ~~. ;:~ la fore*. m 4 .4 The 1 , OM* entrance Tbe C by tbel: zeal In to b , A , sok-I two! PPM., m....,- ail - And c' are milli tanate forildtvi Capital 0 Tram —I Meuse RiigeN lane, .1 !Ank : AWN • Ado ph o to ezd Std 6 . 4 1 volt' , I ' iipos '2 lOs '.4 '4F ~ ~~ MP' 'O6l ONO Maw Debi • . a the Si be sea there ---- ~~ ~ • : bless Owei unit Mara zoom Hwy deck, *S_alk; hal :~