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logructis. ising. following extract relating to, those vagrants knoWn in Iteland by the name of Buckaug hs , is from the chapter • . on 66 Manners and customs." Buckaughs are a descripti . on .of mendicants that wialift these .few years have considerably diminished ; ;he . nameiniplies *a lame or mutilated person ; but vi ,larous young men may-be fotuid, who having assumed the ragged garb, crave . the Prieileges of the =OWL :ind aged. In Iceland there are no gypsies, but their place is filled by buckatughs, who have the same wan tiering habits, and adopt the same unsettled mode of life, without however entering int.o.msociations or troops. . " A buckaugh is a :solitary and isolated being, one Who Seems to stand alorie in dieweirld without appa -1 ent occupatidn or pursuit.. fte. is met travelling both u the high road-and in unfttiquented paths, at all houri beard unshaven, and his body en ..c Composed of shreds and patches, or, jmnre'expressive:loCal' idiom, a coat id piettliread:' Loaded with innumerll *Alia; he ' stride* . on, assisted by • I - shod with iron,' an d terminated by a Mew • the evening, the buckaugh is Sea f 6140 f the poor cottagrr's hearthi ilil k `fire,' the wallets and staff des and at night he rept* indl cfrOrtraw.- It is not uncomMkt Jith iditideirible literary acquire. genitally the pOititisOis of several boolpi which they have collected, and to dace with inciedible,fondnesii purchase . part of their travelling . Ige or writing renders 'them at maul farmers, whose correspondence if ellaitdnoti by such .agency. By the r4oor , Opeinhers the. buckaughs are 100 epos with muchwegard, turd made the mutual con dent of their rustic' itinours; These persons write loy Tl~Ef its and thee "steietly deliver them, commend the youth tO his Miitissi and the girl to her lover, and are constantly caressed and :consulted by all parties. A hutkeekh is the umpire of rural disputes, aid the amhas .,adtitrf*one 'elan or faction to another, in WI ich di pleuzietkeapaciiy he is termed the spokesman. The .uperohmandance of potatoes and broken v ictuah besto wed opon them from matures ..of gratitude or charity, they risually sell tO'llse family of the poor snit or to city lireodicauts, wimp thereensfder.as an inferior order of 'AVNO, cud iu fact" the/ itre''Stt` their 'relpeetive retie* of gaining .aliveliheed ver*te. fleeply conversa n t with character, fleasnsagelit elareff ireetisclicents are quick, Atjful,end, Mannwbtttii intallt4Z g eutrassusts s(einvelriti•aiid city er, 60144 I* • . 'heir own advantage, dirislirgAeci Ifilroltaver : " *tied in them, and yet I have - imumices . 4 she ' Lishilliscrus honour of the poor belekewo - dr.:mei/is of Iteutaitifornail: or e 7'lurAterds...,—.. Algoshits of 4) .Cieli 6 Ph 7 °S°Pt 4 , Aisith l49 o l . Watiima flowison. 12mo. pp. 156. • " Tbs purpo-e of this. Treatise," according ecidsir Atutiot,:" is to help to - determine an impottaut quark liter *lnch occii'm' in ThilMirphy, and which is, whether' - therflturrair of Raz or . 4ioies of being, exemplified in itatutt% be Stoked or not," and "to show that lifer* 4ind,whicir•is really apart Irons others, must be fonnded on surge mina power, existing in abstract idea, that is to . My; having a mathematical existence." The Author ift_pipsecuting, his work "supposes the whole systeni oft tireciau Mythology to have had a mathematical origin; and that the- beautiful diffeiences of character, in chi 044 divinirie, were the Same as those of die simple 81,14ematical powers which are capable of flux and The - the ibi. - of each - ii ::_~>_.r_. it does not rt. . . mention, that, it si.- . - ceig.K 441 .11 . 1 8 s; *Mr, aUlistte - ootr the cll. Oilereit '04440 et!tee 'take the veryna.,...._ _ 0",(44' .. the tri4thrg*eter, ,tsid riidifii . toatsi bist do rib. j)111 44 theseeVed . 1011fi *thilitsi r it4ir.` . I Sint thie * All be found to be rat's ufeitaii . to .. the iiiiiiit irarnillit'el**4 rally used for varniehierniarti. •It Beillte.:. i I ..i.: ...,.., - .1---. , - .....1.-• ''. • ' ...a' ' .44? TO TAKE OUT cIiJI;ASCAIOAL, Ton.LE.PIPso 'ssts- A l 95Cf i , r , ? !" .. ' . •.: ' . . , . After J454 1 10 4 ,10 - it h e 'Orr 4 04e4 * ' -, -. , s ou wa t r ai 'a po tis fiblrbrmia l"d ii!or " h4 l tt eir,..pi i_io ll_ ,. ,pef e 41 $ ' .oil 6 ' ,at 1 small brush in theassential oirftt rg-11?-4 turpentine, heated almost yi ebe c t vsVfoi- . , eisOld i acts but weakly),..and drew kg' 1)41.0,44 .`, l'i • the paper, which must be kept ii#lrt: Ziiii • pliptri butl y ' the *fiat ot - A must be repeated as m-tv • trines as ..„ _t_ fat body imbibed by th e paper, or tile iiiJiltneiy 4 ifill paper, may render necessary. When the greas '1 snip! .stance is entirely removed, recourse may. be had to the following method to restore the paper to its former whiteness, wh i ch is not completely restored by the ; Ant process, Dip another briish in, highly rectified spirits of wine, and draw it in like manner over the place which was stained, and particularly roan( the edges, to re. (core the border that would still ptsent a stain. By employing these means, with ptoper. caution, OW spot will totally. disappear, the l paper will assume its original Whiteness. and it the process has been eroployea . o9 a past written •on with common ink, or printed with grinner.': ink, it will experien ce no alteration. • • • . - USEFUL PRESCRIPTIONS: • • ,_ • 2101AIC POWDERS. • Twelve drachms of carbonate of soda divided into twelve parts (in blue. paper) ; eleven, drachms of tafleric acid divided into twelve parts (in white paper)-; dissolve the tartaric acid in a glass of water, and then add the soda. This receipt is for twelve doses. It should be drank in the 'etrervcseem state. - . . • . . SEIDLITE POWDERS. . Thesepowdersdiffer from the above only by having it purgative salt added. The beam add is Rochetle'ball. Three drachms to each dote. • • . ;._ .. t. .::, %. , The best way to make these pOwders is, to bad Obi Rcchelle salts always by, and haviag.dissolve4 three drachms in a half-or quarter. of a beer glass of cold water, add the carbonate of soda, then dissolve the tar:. citric acid in andilier glass, and pour one upon the. the This drill froth upoind it should be then drank.-111e4 cat Advitci. . • CORE OF A SCORPIOII . / ST . INO. . . " One of My Servants eras stingby a scorpion, which put her in - vtolene pain. I find thin the remedy which i have frequehtlf atiissinistered is themost effectual that can be. uardt - iffhWeriti :tang kith; arm. • I held , tlie part With my hand till• some spirit of iiitrecwObrasight, and then rubbing the pert infected for Wit: etieetee r it be-:, came quite lierniuttleB; thb'pain alititedeand did not return . ; -the arm being:in- well: at Mt/bre—The. Rte.': W. Johnston's Jour tialp itisaiti - Trott; Skrra Look; 'Jul* 7; 1/122 - . • *- -• '' ,2 ' ll ci ' •:. - 'id''' . • ' . 7 t: .-* • - ' • • . VANIKIEIVAN'E Calltto. , !. , . h alOgiestli•Wf throbservations - of -Sir. Thomas Bris bane, the Governor, that the mean temperature at Hai . et Town, for she year 1822, at nine o'clock in the: asorningend nine in the eireang, and at 28% feet airialrfe the level at ahe vea, was,*4'2: and :the -mean -te .' Tatum aCiitattitatitit , Isitatout, - at• 26 feat • Amy*, W Iguil - ef .the sta;+wals MM. , fir- Thainks • Brisballe • . • iiiildi that • at: Patitniatvar whith.konly.ten miles. . at ftittronlevaf the'phsets aboyeasentinned, the ' Wendt in - VW; tempettuate • was tea degrees' - k. is ~ vertreattylialiie Ascii- dullest , aornespowarsits pa will "of latitude in ButWite asditiaiw. Vouth Walat 4 She ' rl is Arch greatersisettsillailloii&Eitat solony.—Lit, Wei; , ' . atiimpsii=almi PIK If - higglau, &solved inPkilt-1)116, 'aimiutqwl ea- IyiJ it , LI ALLA HUNT:IOIIWITESSION. . - ,{ .. , .sr-wP—• : i t . • li l. i iiiia (Conthustd &du the Ss.* of epos , On our arriving at the cptylge s dim ..i!iiii leittlitig against the stable dcinr ! atitirsObkcs,* ll 4 IN* clean hig Jo wl,. his horse. Preibel i vflf "lit iipoi 05, kitsien *lO the b " - - - - --"- ' ,eleyti " c6iik tiii -4 tel be left there, and i ...cepa seas. not to be tense! •'. team stitasid! be gene to bed, and then, _ ....rarerilsWitie trfraiittitatift thehndy to the garden.' so that it miglititifintlativis' hug fhb' 'wild until a con- t vellkat trojtrperitlFered tel bdryit. ..,, o T a T ihVeSTeir.e, itl*lllatfiefitlo ll g l i ( 7 - . tvii a shoal cpistni4juta of e ; murder: .saue; , r,, - ..i-.. • , . . .1.... i :" Cob 'rilWt lank Milawshistraribli li foetid Viewer tit ait4 ltitfOrlibilit•tlie-edlioftgli Misr trir head lOoklfilr Ott tr o 4 '.. riioowt.. 4te l me,werelO4 along' the slariniFF,, • aunt * 443o •11304:!))-- , n ,my ' eyes, Jack, here's a ipietupplacertercelt.yristin's 1 throat, if' you want to get Ate of hien-r :PnithWi Air I Safti to him, 4 /have ifilaa the Loclia Oi4s--I must hive' parsed them.' Thee turned the bone about, and. followed. your ad miceP - H obert ,, by belling him how nits the country looked that way ; . this induced him to tarn in the duet: ion I pointed, and tshothith through the,lieed,hut I -have had• a great deal of .trouble to kill him. 1 never had so much trouble-to kill a, ruan in all my.life, for at one time he had nearly got the best of me ; for after :I had discharged my' pistol at him he jumped out of.the .gig and,ran; I followe '. and he fought with, me tin I knocked him down with the pistol, and she then htruggled with me witlrgreat resolution, and got me undermost. - , . . . ', While, however, I wa:;n this situation, I took ont trii pen -knife and cut his throat, and in -so doing I broke the blade of my knife. The blood rushed from him in large quantities, and some got down my titioilt and eearly cloaked Me: .at. last when his suength, failed him by the loss of blood , I got tip. tie still lay and groaned'for a short time, but I soon stopped that by tying my large red handkerchief round theli--., throat, ant dragging hl:o through the•liedge. iti the woggle I have unfortunately lost my penknife and the pistol, tied we must endeavour. to find them, lest they Shoup biipicked up by somehodyiand create an charm ; '' - Protiet:t_seldit trays no use to look for them that night, but he'itaisld go early in the Morning and find them'; and it wohlttAar letter -for him . to look for theas, 'be cause, ea - hstiras known` to all . the ,peopte alst, ; tto suspicion tiiitird be 'coated by his beinklkiNtAa*Othd he couldtake the dogs out, with him.as airescualf,' - !I _ On returninft to the cottage we "bad pare *arid*, atid then John - Thurtell dress the aihttlb vpikl Oa% WO his pocket, and took Off the' chain; iiiti:ilittiOl4l : a Pro bert, " This belonged to a little 4ssakiiiiai. a :lintel heart of mine at Norwich ; but as there turned' her I must beg of you to keep it for - ssy sake." He; pl?ciAl the chain round her tieiki4thaJeceivedit h cordially. and promised never to.parearith it.. : .. ' . . I omitted to mention a circumstance communicate d to Me abet:: a month before e' Mr. Wears murder, and ; Ana this allusion to the Quakereti brings to my tee , lecti.ia t--,-it,. is •,this, " 1 was,", raid _Tohn I hurt -11 upon terms, of•intimaey with . a . Quaker's fatally .att Nor wick apd privatelypaid iny addresses to the ding ,t, -0 t was I &Clevel veil fond Of tine 1 e • until a young , who .. man, who was a friend of the family, and a pretended friend of mines. told , the father. that I was a profligate had character, and ought nOrto.be permitted tsieieit . it their house. The *d gentleinin told his wife, i'uld -the communicated vftt passed to the daughter, inirthe girl mentioned it to me. I soon after served him out foe. his treachery; I took him out with me in my boat, Oder pretence of fishing, but Itook care he was .neier wards heard of: But co return to my nap ariird. - r . After ; we had finished our supper, :ad car"' - taking otirgrtit Or mixed liquor, .Probeet ili4 lc , . it . NC,II . thi n k me a gookd e!agv:t,- 1 3 4' . silk ihear,r7: friend : Mr., float, : Tr* '. _ . , stigat,Betsey, a favourite song ilinihte.7 15.... *AY pressed sloe, end I semirthe'song he wishoJ :. afterwards .- sang antither-Probert also swig, ant thortell endeavoured to sing,hut could not get rhrdugh . ..e song he. attempted. About twelve o'clock, Mrt. Probers was forward in liqoor;;Probert told her that as he bad me there, he intended to sii i up and enjoy him- self. Miss Ikrisyes should thtretote„sp us the glasses and another bottle of rook-. mai 'then they waa - better irdiosywieutaway witliiMra, room, *aid, 4 4. boutik N'and.l Yes, On knity ft arunk.'enough.4 were gone to bid, look out told see Sf - inoriey, 'and .be4a, Ito tairktiipqn: Sieall silk . 11 0,1. 1 sporting men, with notes; this was ea- . Veare's shootivk li-. these,' together tie next bretight 'were thiee soie a'shitibufat, and fit ohei *as Alien di: ~ ....I%hirt end to ii.iir ritieevieg the remainder, 'other expenses. .he helOtit'his • ; . 'tis is . hardly 41 answered, .u.ix should have had - 0 4 ,0 1 k 6 9 1 '?Iiialoi , u onit r r4n)leet,: , h .. ery. .frue r w . Di rgoed for anything... l attdresiiht tie. he . "knitA 44**,1 w.iiith r o : A ; aoscord- , ,t the, w ...a.msti; 1 'fit the T* r, ` 4:,i i inklitt, the. * aid se ;gam in an- board -youersoie , Thurteli, a:dm' is iert sald,4,COrpe, some MomiT ip tket a handsoeni from Mr. 'Weikis to bow athattl tid- ti hi ey, jp Probertifeld imais449itie. of • dice, %vigil& 1 .0 or' - three imeks of false kept, the others Probert ,ielt was market! born Mit the mark it as propoied r Jingly we all 0-` pat OD the - r --o_, . . ' . ... .7%.100,1,1. .. ' t ••''.„. I ~ . ' -C f: _..-- 4.0 . . • '', .T 5 .4 0 . - , e , • neekti l rehes in the Soya efrAiid,ilfiletritioeOf the Set, ie4f, Architic turd' ;Within, end tie Afeifters iritel Soperstitions of the Peisaittry, 4-c. arc. By. T. Croft tokOrtsker. 4to. • • . • This volume is both inctructive and amusing. The .11,1 in At. seasons, his 1 in *garment ton .1u: use - the nitoee'espr :41rthes arict pitlihre itieWalliti; he - 44ati4g pole shod wit rtfidabk syike. In the ed hade 'the turf fi :iliiittierig.4 his 1104 atorner nfA ;tsiae' thepi on. a bun Nct'thetig men witl genetal did rich mint scripts, 4littishriutiVOM plate not An Motley always tfieir knowledj ceptable guests to man is often' entire' y' carrltd .42ovessioa. Thus the attributes of each - divinity became• entirely distinct from • those of the rest; and Areltilti' Inhabitant of Olympus assume3:4 charatter so '• 1 1:104stz and strongly discriminated as never 'aftet wards . • --...•Pe..^....."... •• •-•."'.” ..,..... 7 .•. • .^ . 7 - -• , . ese loin of pork, and told 'Me to,desire th% cestik to d * rgo• to bed. Miss - Noyes accordin#yweati it for suppet,,t/hila ha sem(tt. 41( 1 ‘ .: Ittritalite ; to 'her ' f)roitert, tvho' . in the tithe she kft lfie i liribcial ten minutes aliey Came to tree i ii fhi Incite paote. you ' l llo.'llblite g 'ditiiikeis bn : : *and we all .W.enx:lOPi - thelitirlour where trobiert' ' tairsl; 4 oll4 disturb . yesis.'„: •Iquistelt iaid ,‘ - Ye . . ttt he forgotten, either among barbarians, in more civr- d i ked' fit' f its.bit *ire / sbytnit i ; r :l d t bkivnl a tillid a pect te see your Billy Come up to bed . al • "ed generations ." • : - ' ..* . • ' of i v ti t riy, i6ii li v e ip . 64.0 ,`• . ..e.s :Iwo* limits compel tit `to :be brie& the followin g a c id i iing pc . ; • i t ualliiteoienti l ifit.hinist** ) i.t - Thurtell said ? 6 , we may as well look i extract must - Liivlou.i tier-,i 'ha thiie ) iad - sit "; : • . haunt" about the - inorie . ~•,..... . . 3 . 0;:c ' - ~ ,tiprrptonSapd ► style: -. „., I - _ . 4i. , ~ fl To the god Eurannaer Collis, among the eldest •, ties, was attributed the powertof connecting all .th . info, dci- . •.. - z.-"ruhtl his'shai acter sigui fleet inei elrrelatio rt. To •the same I It • - 4 ftio 4 Wet'ifitift also be ascribed the simplest and .14st cui- . fina l idea of motion,-as the trausition between different .. bis wife that Whilet,Wilser ,tit .s &Mita •, .. :tf 9 ~ 1 ;.• t *w sin one notes but there octet ! he better . for us It Os. Oat oki- wax ? , ,ithd'iArikp aabentK•zulioiso Unroll now'prodoced a s therefore go e i the stislsind#?,ete g litiltik 'Nfii ifsoke r swirk ai'ii generally carried by spar the horses. We aciordingly Ist4 se p.',i,he;itla ' ait s d different divisions in it for their notes Probert Seat the hoy into etc t - n 'ltit't • t hri - 40 opined, bat it containea oliff•Sir. Wear, . .sop 1 tbe e till he iiii . • kj*fusiglitr, ~ ' ''. I titszteniklind 4 4 iikli loiSie nicinurhoshirdi; 1 .... • A sointst• and a Moving body partakes of the character bOy left us tsigethar nal aliwat t i.fi ' s aid ' W i ,B )ii.whilie'Obtiiiiaiiitatttris, wereiitoote H '' • of ezhis, by producing a connection between those sa d a „ ar ia' ap , es. :' , 44 - a ii, p r ,ob- es .l,l' a ita; - l iati ..tikbietia:diliiitee e . i ll *Mal t there•sr ~ . • l'.'rlittes ivhich it leaves and those imo k...hich it COTrieSe-.- t h c t a l itar r- 77 -fr o ' m 1 1 .1. .•• • i ta -• -r e an d ". 9 .- ••-i s olici t ft' --ei as ; .aged. prlq . !kir; ithfititiiiie _also . 4! roni niotinnstoines fortune, which belongs to exist- • • awes ca able of changing _their places, aqd creatins Eeld, an order to sertich fot,ths. of the esitit'd.' - •Alitlig' , 4 84 ) **1. th, 0 3 **. As we O'er, prOceediel tit eta a 1 i erhat.tvaea ot a hr uttelEgiviags:,§b • • '' -: • •` ' " ' I t irEttl • - iiil ''' '' - • -- • novditi. Of ..eirctinistanees. Among the twelve chi cat ho bid- got . W el ii e i jp,101,0, r -, *sj -• , Itfisio natasaael a_movereigo each, and Oteetviag • i . ''.7biale4ftlitiaities i this posip . belongid .to Juno; and, ~.. ~ .. •,, I three stivereiiii* . k. itAktbittik, ' 'int ave did. , laiOtta far thehOrse,anid ah!lige.. l : l 4 l l.°the e. h, , : 4 m pap • UHL tribes of Ist!elythe sane character seisms - to . sc i i ii h i h,oro r igh y-t ok •ii iiial i r _ iii - olr ;_ i ;-:-- ~. ,- - 14: 14 p iti h eri - it 41)it i a 0.04 er +awe %looked -to the tribe descended from Reuben, ."eldest frit; of Jacob." •..:" • N . r!; On c; ossing the.plciitiged Had, viicatiie *edgy • • ... • .4119 .- aiiiiti, - ii' . '''‘'' e. .• ". • i -rA 04 . . • : thelissiy, which Witi !yaipieitt . ,thaligrifo l ho thei •• d , worth c oming down for, lack. urtell •', ,g . • ' 1 ! .'•• •• - 'TRACING !PAPER. ... : - aaa.dierc,irat a 011,tis lac htt.'sitta LWOW - ! tih r t beherdt-I'd4OVVIII.. Wear :,- ;‘' . I "4' ' t . ( - • . 9t." "- Thelerkiiitink direetleold*preatring a very supesl & been' Made by dragginkliie ' khrollgh it. - 1 1 / 2 • -,• °hail 000'1 ..., t 4 tlirkitSt. Otter*: - lii i )d of tra cing Papa; 'edge* thall.4diamic's .Afi:gaiiiiiii: 'in& Tam way Coveted3tithiiMiitri red ibitil,'" -"' *di ,h 42,4/ Atsiojcp,a4.746 r5i t i4,4410 .: 1 • - • • - - - .. . treeixies . s, Jae. ii. 1124. 1 40 a apeated to be, tied , restaditha neck of the deco • - : .. Rilte will Suitchitivegty oriliity eotiada.7, - .. frreiag - Papel Made aiscardi to the folk wing me- I held the Loiter*, and *PrOlairt 1141 , 17 . 4 e . • ,,,, • sahtlPeki . bere t " I S ther!Loot a f . it iirgoos TtodiAttlith, 1 disco to ur /ears shtce, Ira* the. arm% .while Joists. Thema . - , will figh t ;Wane* S‘d 'then, titkti - 7r1.11 , fistihTtv :e l ite t,iii. - ea! iqiy 1 have siviiseen, Whi , tiothinriaal'fousietithilt4WOS •- • ' .; .• .- • ' '', '5a 4 ' 4 1.04., V 041, ' eir. ',iX•faihitf i iiit gt.rnsin her of French Or.other Mantifactitie It may fie writs birth It .Ir/4; •' ! -kr Thlifidll :011111.• . ithiagsotodlei:solea.it dui .am worth ••r arawir :coe-wistrcommoo ink, Indian ink-,' or ally f troWriars' , 044 - -'' ... ~-.. . inolvirettiototor stable andArought th! /.. :he water eMbnis, without any previous roparati . •.- thee.' •--1 • ,' aolotesaliamsy, •• • • -'. l'bbt f ,#lBlll;tllßit bit '-' 2 Pitibert loot c•-: • • .O • • .J. , sr ~. 1 i . 1i ,1 ,tah on;* 106444. The follow iiig is the receipt :-1- . • ;_:__ Mt. WA- Thattell ifielfersoOpoitated •- • • ~,,iti o dissaj , .4 4 I,s t qtte., , ntoo sm Ai *rake tua ounces, of the true Cinadal4sOink, 4,4411-2 ,111#•rt Milk!) dlsi - fMMW . i atittalitrieltilid Inettlt ; .at host lel." .He that alit had of the.l ) solve them in about four Ounces of spirit. -01rpeatia+ r ii9.4essaai?.;. 4ht I ,h 401,4 Vilit„'M'lnti, t11 .1 114)* . 11., , to l ihurtall, 4. This is As backgamarn-b - - ' n-4 . ••bieion - or•sueh - like -rend ; . ' tans a _.. eof the : ' eignilltailithatallitheit soosiliaie.dwasaiedlnisita • • sdeakipg .of, iacic ! ": k' Yes," 'aid l'hui I . i 1 v e t • ont,:t 4101 'oilier ;' spread' ft ' ant - .. .. ' and wi :- e st! Owthalletistaats4 hicahholit was .00t ' the board to pickttp Olaf altb. 4 Prober clean v34);:otioLt the paiaterisiiiii sepia imil) p b alt. ile inb r * TOlkte _•••411$6111 Ti llie bilk& *Mall a stots, Jack, Jet's open the bag, there may be sc .ver annoy Isaek; of ahecupper sheet of • papas With t . 04114. zetutacr. o.444,.`Pilji* . he bead 1101iWi. dik .Y.os_•that." Thartell thentook out.of his pock varnisb i tioptlidi the-sonic btuarrafattasts dry pit cal l it probable thathe would eatiglia,ipalis Joao.. oliatfe '-oetiiir ., ,. which hejil i ijd he ha d taken ffor , .f. itt•444l- tetiktt m t distes of 'ttiOaMik, - tiik evert ;. •• ' . 41 * silk maven* in lesisestession. ,, This stetiotaiii; , ctiiitlio7iket, ,i)4 4% i * . bag, 9pen *1‘,05 . 1 , ri - . 4 1A- tr the ' v - iiiiii•ll stCllialst.thei;percales Sara ,',- . - Feliia§ti: . 1!Y ThOrtell kith -thiAtetatett: liefitet op. The bag contained some linen, seve -,. - over, and with litit flog &ugh subfoirer th e cabers ri j obekt is-xal;iirosiiii,44.6oeles. h4w siOkisiAtbfliiirg and . a shooting dress; also, two pair of ~h • .4.: . also. -Enough of.l;llklaitrirish wOl have pierced been aisle to taLLProberi that/6 man had $0440401116 0 4c K,,,,, _. ir *ere loaded , and t w o or three 1 .1 ' '.:akitif : 1 -iron; 1,14.14e1 ) I'6' wet the onder'sidr also, money ' , abaft. him *she •euspsictody onless•be isoll , •. ; $4111? ... 9fta C,lc.or the iiitelaritibett - lei 1 4. , . • . • . t:" ti, i . . ~. . .title ' third/ t hee which is thb mod' a ebtilpiiii Staiial ?my opittioo itioyitive‘ aferetat agatoetnto the :bag ..with the li ; • 4 uiiii w ' '0444 sui • . whole,qUi et of paper at got thetiOsuey a ...and tept iF..ii: his it.w.o , 0:44:14: ' -maim took. a yellow silkhaadWchief,•whii 1 1 • - ~:' e ; t ir s' , , -,. . 01 , 416: . -.treat part;of the reish will be cept th e la.:which. be. pat: intlathelatichat- a1;a401114, - IVIOI hit. Weare's mitte n and Probett: bona !; . • • cheat at dieseAkt •liroth•sidel, as; and 1 askthe Inoreiciailisaiced-iss this opiaishoi, ...bd.; 'oyer,,t.44,4ildle. Myer cis girlsittp a it. vt' tgrea,••:. 1 -la !i il et i i gA le ‘.. •-. .. i . , - :•tb•Ill .; -, jOhtsty . the.ln cause b e. ilkf "Did pterittbf-itienty, WO lasitittir go andletch - ilse. body. - -liads:ii:Cil;43o . mil t t' ..- _ '. 4 A• :094 I*Pcileciltillt6 thit,litiota Two •am Ktlair.4l)lt‘ '' ...loott to the stabhey..e4id the bridle brass .• . .arne ittiiiiiir. This •.• does •w We fax iranspa- . Auer the stoacliiiii ivaa ' tba,.bodlinta &V *IN Weese,lfe f iad 1 1 10th We* . *Cross . .. . . • ; -• ' .. • . • / • a . •••,-ai. .• . .. ' Adilli , • • . • . • . ~ •'• . . , ~• .• • • . • . .. . _ • 4 . ' ' al "- a r . 7 P -T r r evi n their 6gng : Ern on thtir return, j, a short time tkernatoe beeti,.Thortell letlinythehorse, Auld Praberi,hol4 • ng tite . body so 33 to keep it across. se Withopt :falling. The horse svas led int!l the gar, near tothi pond, and the body. was there throWe ..the. , .horfe'i.. back ;into -the greensward b y.the side ix itseposmiovhen Thurteil observed th at the body winila not. sink untess some spines or sometiiing heavy wi re put into the seolc,whereu pon Prober t said he would Nit' son* of -the)arge flints front his ihrubbery, and he.au. ordinglg wept an 4 brought sevltrallarge stone,, %CO, wore put, into diesack.,ind the body,w4. 3 thrsvwp,sia - 4 aerieg,.brThtutell and Probeit,into . the lien& Ifel o i rt the bodr• waathrown• in, f . 'yobr. t said, toe terse 64. Pe9balgUr4a nR itnie“ .soirsithing. was done to keep. frtheattunderwater, and to prevent it, he. tied one eittlef a string to 4*de:id man's legs, and kept the oats the bionk, tend when the body was•3tink, lie stew the string 'so as to' keep the kgs down, .and &imbed tl,e cud to a particular spot by the pond Ride ; "here lie sail he coulvi readily find it, and draw tbe, trojy a3hore . whenever .he wished. POLICE IN i ' MANSION-HOUSE. ; ..' ...., . . Robert Charles Drechastaa, charged with paving itoilp . r ni a . ll4 from. Messrs. Hopkins, broker of St. rtter'ealley, Was connatitted fur trial, I 130 W-STREET. • -The' -Rev. Maass Malls, of Twickenham, wit' %Mettle! before 0. It. Mannett., Ran.on Saturday , charged with haviallope. _etched Miss Elizabeth Alarshali ; of.Tedilington. Ilse Reverend defendant i l a the mare Gentleman who some months age • fastiatied a MI& boiled-beef peowoutton. again4ihis gardener, widelcrpied in the gardener afterwards obtaiuttig .. ,a verdict of £5O damages against the Reverend .Gentlematt. lie married J;tne of tile daughters °ro e late Mr.. ant Marahall . 4 who dying, bes i ratleed the *stalk of his property to his ennsienetideu;daer-- Miss 1124betli Mil la ill, The Reverend Gentleman #as brotight ft-mit his house at 'J Sick cukam, In custody • of Perry end Raker, of the parrot, boiler the authority Of a warrant famed bv Sir RICUARD lIIRWII epos die de. -position of 'Miss Marshall that .;the wa: subject to repeated alum. antes. from the Reverend Gentleman. and that, on 'flusday last, fie assaulted her. on the public road between l'eddington and TwiCLen iiani, by Striking at her through the window of her Carriage with a korsewMP ! . • Upon the arrival of the parties at the office they were. shewn late separate rooms. The Reverend Gemleniao attended by his i rtiend Me; Allen ) , one of the Magistrates of Union l halfi gel Miss Mtn shall accompanied by a young Lady of her acitaiintance. - Ea'ch party bent for a Solicitor; and whets' they cantle', nearly two hos:r were oceupied in determining whether the mow ibeuM be heard in public or private? The Revelend-GantleareA tad his Mirada were for pripacy ; and Air s Minstrel!, thsi Sitting.Maoarn e , w rist ,' to think that, as it was a: family 'affair:, ii.obtruld be head is private. Miss Marahall, on the contrary, dead streinttii% Mr publicity; brit at. last she WAS prevailed upon to Mabee/ - to 'a , Altaic Lewin; end accordingly the investigation tobk place hiehe i littk.library, atrial/ art sane. We are therefore upabk 'to say pf oorown knoolettio• what defence the Reverend ' Gentleman made to the doge. lar charge of having horsewhipped a young ' Lady through her me. riagt window • but see heard It Whispered that he denied lamb: dime. so intentionally -.-that there warsiuly oneAsiase„ and that Mow pozely accidental. Be this ss it map, ; hvrevec i the affair ended is the Reverend Gentleman being held t.140-4dtn if ain .41000, and o 'tw 'sureties in 400 each: • ' • p I- ... „.."' ''' ..._.,... ' ' MARY-LA.I3OIO4IOPPItt. "A Mr. Miler% who has !nerved •in the filet dekko in fathitteatille• satiety. was charged with u: tering a forged billet: eashailge kr lOW. to Mr. Rlder,.; epackMalter, fin payinent Of ecarriege, After considerable delay its censequenes 4' the non-alandabee of Mr. Aaciirects, at4ording to Ills ellgaetmehf.' fbal'Obbitataii it length appeatert, when Mr. Elbei =A SO residein Miligis'et.itetiet, Cavendishontrare, sad" Mb a eoaehrentker ; in March tuella& a tabrioleCt dirgose - of, the psis:fawn lap strintew,_ • 1 was l ipplitakto• on irreertodeeaMons by the plainer, to purcbeee tire twist", The. lint application was to My clerk, and afterwards I saarMai,:haler myself at i•latiliet's 'Motel, and toll hittettut I veakettelidi bin re. meeting ilie pugilism Of the ealoiolet-and Lento.. ' flo it !cook saideamassmempaivii to pay tbemoney, but lit bed a save bill, if- I walad Mem Math la •9 1 kreaaar4 as I isetwac enlarn4ag, dad be mould let.me bairn k.,. irkisTrlFe for Ole cabriolet„whir e t Tail) al eGarraWaY's,' ail he ' t ea be ge . y l e 2gl ote . ' tist u ltfo tGi rr ling t. t dndoiwl went to. ' mur said he had .tpken iiiirilri: Davis, of Seaton Meise l) : south nespea, tor I barge. vied& Aftliad staid to him, eitilthii6 Ilk. 'Davis was• a inen.Pf roar fertnots. He rave rue also a eat* foe Xar9. payable. at .Sraanners and. Co.'s, Dove-ceurt,,.Lornbard-street, and refuted me to them rot his character; I went .to them, sud s the{ nth! that Mr. Muter stres'a `Gentleman of . great respeciablity, tel They ionaidioaklirifin to bOci Ink 4 'honour and peoperty..... The check was paid. Afterwastikthey told am they tad nut X - -1114,tbe prisonm's, bet they pad gored au opinion of igns, that the, astiraikapli 1 told tirlaiilooner I had itigttiredafter,the:Lceeptors of the Wlendformd teary were not rtispettable r and furlbeit give nreihe risiorintie rCsitictios Mt. Daeia, *Marl bassi stated. I ileffvered die eairiage to Mr. barderi at. Kivia'a • Ltiery-stahliv, Waildstocipatetet, ihindsireet s Ma she -11th tat :Marsh, incante uenciaof Mr..!Statnnettre, cheractet of the Weeper. end, of the tatter's .repnwentstisms popecthrg Mr. , pa gene !oluaia r witslaisday, I . saw usa eabeiniet.bi lairmion Kall r ffe.ple .at lir. George's, a coleb.thaMit. 'Froth' Plat' I - %tilre j ItrgA4 I stout 'afteetbi pirisoner, het' disitOiereit itoittli lied %%eta lloofetne: I have icalairalLiker Cavils - 4 austia4m.., lama s aettASl itch Po sa* Dorsal aatelata:i ilaiao l lPtaras TurmsAls4gl- soi Asakralau • I : 4 4 e Taara •thf above witness. cenfkrnedgreat part at die'a ' s, as did ddisticiiihreased,'when '"l6-.13 • livia, thinOgie. ipiiiiiiifseircase deafly atido Maki ilhb:priloodr. , , •,;.3i :.• 4 i . . .• ', • - • )ilbo Prilelors..o l o is ;!-tpubliktyrgry redemenly and; air ,lllte r appolco., oalOrpoed dae..Court. awl. strongly owl-, _ *so another ex 11#-liklit'lle . allOwed lain, ash, should be'ibld t o . dear fifoiattlf Wain' iiiiititatbans ca npinallim, and ern iibtiyaito oddroartke'lliebootorlopii M. abate Web, came, whoa lio *as . ;44,111air to lliserik.,iiriarab thep .6'4 popeoliateef.te trovalppp.,, At ••DIED. • At Wattage, >rsKy the lids lasteht, Mu. Bahia Pools, wife ,o 1 Ponle k ohess lingerigg and most painful illeassoneafi regretted b): her husband, children, relations, and friends. . On Wenneulay, the 4th instant, at her rmidenee at Pleet Wise, near Weininoth, attir a Minn illness, Abigail, widow of the bite George • °mild, .101.1dossity.liouse, ki the Csanty Of Ind tut surtivini etnobeti ()soden, Esq. a oaelpiso Wow" fligiacws iis. PILLS, Ittedif.! &MOUS : POP fent : o t ie IL/ . 4 in in .- tie' stains, the •YENURIrAL DISBASII. Oast . Jiiisdose, and the takintaif en, Bee, iu a neon! ppearnijnce.the Laden: of the issrtelpBi, et .his speedy, Nog nil be .tietter s contrived, more' sate; so more • I'M/ Mandy, rpr'sucti . aiiite.obillea tie in joyrides. netde - nn. eotifinentent 'tar restfaintof Diet; sad siyiiy yetis itperienee tin•lie•eatensiveineetke>bakproved that it' FIR 444 a •Care when re4ated.Salivation and all other methods I van is I vaoOing. Pot the • rvy and other Chronical Disordsks, Obi Medicine has not in •poralleL Upwards of 40,001Speriene' at both Sete. babe -beerifedically cured of the above cruel diver lien, within the last eight . yea} Prepared and sold by the We. ,gropri g t o r., T. T 4 y 1.4 f B. and VON, Members of the Royal Co-•• jest of ~ergeons, at • their • licitise; No.'9, New . Bridge street, is I •Boies of onry • 1.11. M 'each , . duty Included.—N. B. Two beck dos, 'issillLighis in the Passages at night.—They are also said, l m isY their •appointionst, with copious. directioiss, at OW Toy hop,. AP, Osiord-strett; Mrs Ditberoniles, No. 7, Fish-icreet4lll,. nearly opposite the Monument ; and by ten Peefiecin every oon, sidriable Town in Great lifitain andjailielb - 1 Afilin gratis to" Perions taking Illbsikihso. 'wadies of tbeiltteplieeffbiliedidees..._ /IAILS--L71115 DAY. ''' ' ' 6-7 ' . . ! ' avra:sut. 1 . .•1116 eve. I golllbr ~ ' 1 0 Wince -1- • • lei • Wiimortiti. ;;, -'; 1 0 -Ham burgh . 1 0' Alopelogy siOlJoraco 1 0 Flainiers • y ilia • ‘ = 4 - .,t ._ 0 0 BrazOs '- , • - Vg. • 1 0 Gioctenburg4 : .ol 1 Ldoliott Tilied o 0 hanks ; ' $ 0 4 11 e.44- 4 iil l A 4 . 1 0 4 D4:.N " TO-11( . - isaiew• • 44! rt, _ . • • 14,11111.111114 Tous . .te 41•04i0f More l goisiiiiir'• • • • - . Or t self to t Three / Lessees mt,Cog pethel 11/10 Cal sea Itslo orprool ei Them is;01#411 Octopi 6. 0 Geo* SOMPI T sieg t his acksPii; - I 1 1 1 Vari; 4 WI enjoyed f lona • of a she Kb from CO ___ ber le. ' - I D• malted enabled Lansua sons, 44 1 Toitiot the ph lirend Ts~ Pit Sipe i 4 16ttie banti 1 A• fog Stalk • • • wookogro" 1%1 Orel( woo' 0 , •••• •• NAM THE hates 1494 Zs, caP el Jaratii Maid JO" TII, OOO sights "thel thoi.ll g son wbl4 41 they ez ii ma their I g o elb!y tr i'ogjele titer op/4 of w Wi th f 'l6O Cos fatilettrla' poem at before biga AaaogM Lora as. mho NMI Jobe /1101 Geeree Vont. - Capllall‘ G Nears. 1 Aaron Mr. W. 13 A. It per Quippt 110 Sir 040. C. C. West Sir Moss S. 113. (0 0 , W. Gide Jana , / ad Wood Donal* J. Blooill 7 1 4 111 Cowl" Deis& J. g ar, 'Da; C 6 . 1 4 4 : 4 1 4 1 10 1 .1 Melal4; 1 of deli i &due be wane 'aim enjoyed I any wqra west of a roam do totally Ow same bun a ihort tit which awl tot the h and her swell ass is called amine. . doe.—d Fleet Ilk dumb* G.! ha: Kb hem Co apemen eeneet ml bled Mß Wed' I DM Na l self to Three Lesearii at I°2, unite& eaabird Lupe sons, . 4 8701 1O f Tokio! the the "kende PH Ini 'the dill and VI had of additia nit en. P M i d 7 THE , I AA Apt I dotty towi I be a Puy see at foe Stacy or e g i Mete, t•tiato %t ee OPaet h.' . • coiel Jamie 081 .17