Star. — London, England, 1828-04-09 00:00:00

POETRY, Tense rns sm. MONTHLY lifilioA7.lll. THE TRYSTING PLACE. We met not in the sylvan scene Where lovers wish to meet, Where skies are bright, and Woods are green, And opening blossoms sweet ; BO in the city's busy din, Where Nlammon holds his reign, Sweet intercourse-we sought to win Mid traffic, toil, and gain. Above us was a murky sky, 'Around, a crowded space, Yet dear, my love, to thee and Meg Was this—our Trysting l'lace! We dwelt not on the linnet's note, Or skylark's warbling lay; Weheard not murmuring zephyr's float Upon the dewy spray; But sounds of discord met our ear, The taunt but ill represt, The misers cold and cautious sneer, The spendthrift's reckless jest ; Yet while we heard each other's tone, And view'd each other's face, We seem'd sequenced and alone, In this—our Trysting Place. • They err who say Love only dwells 'Mid sunshine, light, and Sowers; Alike to him are gloomy cells, • Or gay and smiling bowers ; Love wastes not on insensate things His sweet and magic art, No outward shrine arrests his wings, His home is in the heart And, dearest, hearts like thine and mine With rapture must retrace, How often Love has deigned to shine On this—our Trysting Place. M. A. - - RUSSIA. LIBERTY OF THE PRESS. The following are a few of the many facts that might be adduced in confirmation of the jealousy, the illibe rality, and the cowardly pusillanimity of this Govern ment. An Editor of one of the newspapers having heard that I had brought a volume of my travels in Palestine to present to the Emperor, urged me, as a matter of favour and interest, to permit him to copy front it a description of the city of Jerusalem. Aher Ire bad retained the volume some time for this purpose, tioquired the reason why the extract had not appeared; on Which he said, " Ah 1 Monsieur, malheureusement ii est defendu." On asking for a further explanation, lieiniormtti me that the Censor of his, paper had posi heel* refused to admit it, because it might be consi. clued as connected with the English Bible Society at Petersbiirgh! Yet there was not a syllable relative to that subject, it being merely a description of the'Holy Cite. From not meeting in any of the newspapers with accounts of times or breaches of the peace in this large 'metropolis, or, in truth, any part of the Russian domi slims', a stranger Might be apt to ,conclude that she Iseople were *highly distinguished for good order, mo faiiiy; andtranquillity. The fact, hostever, is, that the iitiiinst solicitude is esercised to keep all - such inform. liiiiilront the public; for although a 'murder should . hive been •Cohintieted, attended with circumstances of - the 'Mat . atrocious nature, a profound silence is ob. served, •and every one kept in'total ignorance of it, as far .as the journals are concerned. •On Oneoceasion, a Person happened to lose hiriatch in the street, when it having been found by another, the circumstance was' adverted to in a newspaper, - merely as arra:tide of iritelligenee; but, incredible as :it ivray seem, the police pounced upon 'the 'poor Editor, for presuming to make such an insertion, and -he was -actually fired one thousand rubles! It is one grand object of this despotic. Government to keep the public in the dark, as well as to facts and occur rences, as to the state of patical affairs in general. As. a proof, too, of this 'most contemptible and ridiculous pusillanimity on the part of the Government, tl:e following'anecdote, it it can be credited, is sufficient: —An Italian, who k:eps a •small priut shop in the Nev.ky Prospect, in o: der to attract ittreation, stuck up several prints at the window. • • Orte-of • theSt bap• petted to be a Russi.rn General in ill his military trap pings, and the second was an English Bull Dog. Betila were fastened with pins, so tbartbey Might be replaced by others with more facility. It so happened that the Mas:iff happened to beiu the upper and the Waif iceo in the lower pane of glass, and :hit' tbe former, by Wane accident, having given way, carried' the 'latter withlt by which, of .course, the Geueral wir laid flat by the animal, and in that state they lay for some time.. This circumstance got to tlie cant of the Police, whose high indignation it ad not fail to excite, it being considered au tinpardooabk insult. They entered the shop, re. • int nitrated 'With the Italian, accusing him of placing an English Bull bog upon a Russian General, to shoe, he was in the act of worrying him: and, ?tier WrifY• ing the poor fells w, tlueatened tobriog:bi t oi to consign ; punikhment! A steam boat 9 ~ 4Sish.;: . a rei of P leasure • i hornStOCklialin, made a trip t o 4 1),b0 t am which they were induced to eitend their excursion CO St. Peters. ----.._ _ brag's. Accordingly, they cast anchor at ,Cronstadt, *here baggage and eves y thing on •board being ex &Wiled by the proper officer, they Here all.wed to proceed. On arriving at the 'try found a complete embargo laid on their luggage; not being allowed to usa their wearing apparel, on which ttificial seals aiere put, and the passepgers .prohibited horn sleeping on I-lete they were detained,,nr)t three, bet sis weeks, and obliged to go thrbugh the' farce, of *Jewish% their names, _ and intention to awn. • l_hrickirs other acts, on the . part of the Polio. smigbi be pointed ceS, equally . absurd and ludicions, Ti.e adage "Fes est sib hoste dotere," is one iliaimught Sinher to be chesished by a Government that has really hint' the welfare of its suLjects. National, 4ike i . individual vanity, blinds us to tailings and tfeenesitsi, from whom, therefore,.are we, it may be deMdtidea,7 SO likely to hear fraths- 7 .,bitter and unpalatable indeed,: yet not tl:e less salutary—as fr omihose whose partiality has a contrary bias? 'if .nations were as wise,its anfor innately they at, not;they would rather seek to profit' by the opinions of their neighbours, instead of deenskie thesselves models of perfection. As to the.poliey a Government whichis so sensitively alive to the !anti expression of public opinion, that it endeavours by' every warts to suppress it, little indeed can be said in its faircur ; for it not oply indicates a perfect conscious ness of its weakness, apd its errors, but the very Means,, adapted to prevent key innotrition must ultimately lead to it in its most dreadful fnim—that of popular cies lt is to the obstinacy and jealousy of ltosaisliChuich that we are indebted for theitelormatitef To attempt to repress °pieties, is to attcsiipt to do th* which no human power can possibly effect. AY. iit the most despotic Gore' meats, tine fiovetrigo is the 13,41,t abject slave of opinion aad prejuvice• Tbit' jiriad •Sigaive himself. who can order the head of Vizier to be cut off with as bole orrersiony is he gaff *ice an ofple, dates not emit going is state to iio wasvevitty fridAy. Old 11‘,1,46 fur his oei. 41 1 4 tho old wattle* alssi raiAle;al Coastaa6 t h is pi e istak ettidly.oo ; end bit &Warm HigisnOsi jt i*lltles's - treatedy ewate, oilk,llo,i it h u i for dre4 ll 4, 14100. irste ii,vtt Shit vo it.*l4 Kit or tecticii.— /00.4 044.sti•tgt *mist. M. • - " J` ••e• P 1.. lIIIIIIm ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—WARSVICK, Aran. 7: James Wood Wilson was again put to the' bar this morning, charged upon another indictment, with having stolen 2401. in bank notes, on the :24th of August last, ' from his employers, Messrs. Goodall and Co. bankers, at Coventry. The evidence on this occasion was very similar to that adduced against the prisoner OR Saturday, except" that the prosecutors declined calling the alleged ac:, complice Winkless. The notes were part of a large sum, namely, .5621. received from the hank of Messrs. White: head and Co. of Warwick, on the 54th of August, 182 r. Only 3221. was brought to charge in the 'cash book ; but in the ledger was a false entry, in the prisoner's handwriting, of 'AN. although the casting up of the ledger was minus this sum. The casting up was first W 4 it ten in pencil mat k in the prisoner's handwriting, and afterwards in ink, in Winkless's handwriting. An acknewledgment of the receipt of the parcel from Iles%rs. Whitehead and Co. was produced; it was in the hand writing of Winkless, so far ; but it also acknowledgeld the correctness of the account of their balance, which accompanied the notes; and this part of it was in the ptisoper's handwriting. The prisoner put in a long and well written defence, laying the fraud altogether at Witikless's,door., The Jury, after deliberating for vibe titne,)nqu . ireiri of the Learned Judge whether the priiriner's conyvinik at Winkless's embezzling the motley, virithoot parted.pating in the spoil, amounted .to•the ensue with Which - , he was charged? . . The Learned Juvott said that iheys4Aight to pe. sails 6ed that the prisoner was present, aiding and ftbetqng in .the theft, * n'it to . ith iew . be A . paititiptor th e - , , • tl . ; frisks of it. ' • The Jury then remised a verdict of Not It would be difficult to conetive the de A be of intitest this ease has excited in . this part Of the cotinory.'' The trial not having terminated until Past three o'clock. Mr. Justice Holroyd pnitponed the' only reMiining . case, which is an indictment against a •Man 'for attempting to poison his wile, until to-morrow. • • MIDDLESEX SI4.SSION4 An 8. These Sessions commenced this Morning,before Mr. CorssT and several other Magistrates. Thomas Davis was put to the bar, on as indictment charging him with.wilful and corrupt perjury, com mitted on the triatof an action, •Dawson v. Vernon, iu the Com t of Common 'Pleas, my the 19th of February: Mr; BBODRICK st.itvd the vase for the prosecntiun. The - plaintiff in tliis aCtinn,. a poor woman, was tut) over in Theobald's-road, by a bleak belonging to the defendant; and. sought to reciter conlpristarron for the injury sh-e. sustained on that occasion. Davis, +who was a publican- irclslorrh-street, was called en the trial to prove to whom the break belonged, when he most un expectedly swore that a drove el oaten . was passing at :the time-of .the accident, 314:514011er frightened the . horse and caused the.nrisehiet. . This was the, pr incipal part on which the perjury wits assigned; .". br. Sayer, • and several *other_ wanes*, itl4o were passing when the poor woman was run over, were now called, and all swore distinctly that there were no oxen at all passing when the:accident teok ' place. Mary Dawson, -the poor woman Who Sustained the' injury, and who was attending 'bet • fruit stall at i f.te time, deposed to the same effect. Mr. ADtLPUUI, for the defendant, submitted to the Court, that these witnesses had' only deposed to what occurred at the. time of the accident ; but no two of them, as required by law, bail sworn that no oxen were passin g just hetOre the accident, s and therefore the in dictment must fail. The CHAIRMAN said, he should leave it to the Jury to determine the precise import of the eittreition "'just 1 before." • __._ • .. Jenner a baker, who lived just by, saidlhat he silo a drove Of oxen below where the accident happened • immediately at ter wards. • The C.RAIRMAN then iireiposed, - and addreising tlib: Jury, said, that it appeared to bin, that the (limbic which had previously existed :Were . 11(;vi i*:;#`great measure reinoired, and what was a most uttisicall thing in an indictment for pea jury, 'be had afO fielt to find. with any. of the witnesses on either side; for the first set of witnesses could only depose ihwt they did not: , ee the 'oxen, but they might 'hare passed withnei . their notice. The Jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty; A cod-fish was c +tight on the eastern coast, a fete_ days ago. weighing 571bs. the largest, it is thonght, ever men on die shores of Wand. —CaradeAstrtal. • The vaunt , n poi.d, at Hailshans„ was a few days slice tidied. and 2,500 brace of carp and tench captured. The torlowing extract is from the town records of Feweralum:—;lsls—Paid, for brede and wine, given to the Queen of France. 7s. 4.1. 1519—Paid, for spiced brede and wine, to the Lard Chief Justice, 9d. 1519—Paid, for spiced brede and wine, to the Lard A rdabishop, ss. 4d. Paid, for spiced brede, wine, Dere, and ale, to the King and Queen, IL 61. Sid. Paid, for spiced brede, wine ' and capons, to my Lord Cardinal, IBs. 9d. In 1585, when the Itmperor Charles V. (of Spain) and the King's Highness Henry VIII. called here on their way. to London, the expense was 14 31.3 d. and, at the same time, a gallon of wine to the Arch biibop. I +t. Enttraustort, Aram 7.—Friday se'nnight, a fatal ae &dent occurred in a quarry near Invergowrie. Alexan. der Lesslie, labourer, while employed in removing the surface earth from the quarry with a barrow, missed his footing and fell ova a precipice upwards of twenty feet high. He was_taken up in a state of insensibility, and was so. much bruised that he died in a few hoots. There is a sportsman •in Paisley who has repeatedly laid down his double-barrelled gun loaded at his feet,: thrown two penny pieces over his head, lifted the gun, turned round, and-struck the penny pieces successively, right and left, before they leached the ground. The • same gentleman, fora wager that he would not, with 'A single-barrelled gun, loaded with ball, hit two orange; out of twenty thrown up one by one, at. the .divtarree'of wenty yards, actually struck tweet the first seven dna were thrown up, and thus decided, thebet.. Dbairvaitir.—Friday night some thieves broke 'into the lieu& -of 'Mr. John Belton, landlord of the East., " 'Wren, near the East India Docks, arrdstoleabc;nt,, in diver and copper. The same night, between seven.] and eigtft &clack, some villains robbed the house ofl • • 116.Wital, 'Atte Terrace, floater', of eight silver spoons, sitter and various other articles, by cutting a I pane of ghtisnu t of the window. The house of Mr. iota Wider, of. Mitbant-street, was also robbed, in a, similar tartar, of a clock, some sheets, and some 6hiltr. Saturday night the house of Mr. J. Griffin, Peckham grove, Was broken into. The thieves effected an eutrance at a* rear of tine premises, through the back kitchen window, and tatigtertid -she larder of. its contents.— frdr. Glien hearing the noire. fired with small she; at. our man, and from the position irk* hich the thief Wadi there is every reason to believe he received the content, :of tart grin about the head . and face. The thieves left behind them a 'data lantettLinil several implements of :lonia freaking. , . . . POLICE INTELLIGENCE: . , . OULLDIIALL. Four journeymen Wires-wore brought -up on a charge of assault. The night constable stated that the accusation was, that they bad beaten two men la the street, at three o'clock in the morning ; but *u.secu'ers were not in attendance now to support it:: Sir Ct./4- *W Marra learnt from the prisoners the origin of,the affray, vi 4. 'that the men had offended them by calling out " Doughies; . go borne to bed." " 1 see no great harm in thit,"•said• Sir Cf AuDirs ; "you make bread, and bread Is the staff ,of life v and your busine , ati; a useful one. Dough - is the hrst . process.in making bread,. and bakieg the last; and if you were called youghies, after the first process, Edo not conceive it was a harsher term )Ititti that of Baker, derived.frisin the last. It was, however, undoubtedly used a. a term of reproach, and I think you deserved to" be reproathid fur being out of your beds at that Unseasonable hour. There lies all the mischief. It appears that you thrashed, the men, and they were satisfied with the thrashing; for they do not come here to complain .of it, and therefore you will be discharged." The prisoners went away, without venturing to arzite wjth his Worship in ,justification of the sense they had fusion the appeltatitue " DoOghey. Mario Torr was charged by her husband, who is a brass founder, with being excessively drunk, out annoying hint and his etildn.n.— The prisoner had been separited•lftom hint: for some' years; be allowed her 7s. a week, whieb had been regularlyi paid ; .but she Was, when drunk, continually omoying bins, and ,he hoped the Magistrate would effectually put a stop to iE , for the lives of 'himself and children were in danger. The,prisoner, in her defence, said, het holt:and had turned her out of'doots; and sold the furniture; treat he reerived•ZOl. a:year from a freehold estate of hit in Warwickshire, and .otber sumo ;, and, that she ortght to be allowed more than a pattly .7s, ai.week., • . .• The husband . positively denied aU.this; and the , kinglet was 'illichalgeci t iipon promising no to ann . °, het' huitiand, an ti ap peaittl tety 'hankie! to get off.' 'l./pie being taktri kway, she re. Ironed Sliglitrate re nialse•hez.husbatul.morelpartialtreher... - Thisabe, Aidermanosith a langh,,att L tint novelty of the applica tion, expressed his inability to do. . 11 A TT(II4.G A *DEN. A lamplighter was yesterday brought up to this Office, undee a warrant, by \lre Coulthard, one 'of thi fleet...jests Of 'the perish isf Sr. Pancras, and charged beforts!ihwaitting Magistrate; Mr, Ser geant Salon, with deserting his wife; and refusing to allosrhgr a, maintenance. Mr: Coulihard stated, th'at the 'condition of the wife was truly. wretched, .having been reduced to the very last extremities by want, and obliged to apply for.mcceur to the-funds of the parish, while her husband was apparently ,in .cenifortable circumstances, and a housekeeper. The coMplaitiant said, that she had been now married for a term 0117 years, aud during the lapse of that tithe had very many chil dren, two only of whom were at present living. About three years att?, by reason of dip:continued ill treatment site received nom the hands of her husband, she was obliged to go for the recovery of her health intrithe 'country, where she stayed only thrie weeks, and on returning home again Mund that :moiler female had taken possession of her bed. •By this means she was obliged to Snake the present re•plication to the parish for relief. During this statement of the wife, the defendant was evidently labouring under the i'.fluence of the most agonizing feelings, and when he found himself at liberty to speak, he said that she ought, 'at that moment to be in his place. She withdrew herself:he stated, into thy country, for the sole object and motive of affording herself an opportunity to indulge her passion for another individual with whom she had formed a criminal connexion, and fur whose sake she deserted him and her children. The consequence of these evils was, that he had to forbid her altogether his house, and take in the female of whom she now complained as usurping her bed-- not, indeed, for any such purpose, or to supply the place of his wife its that teapect, but to attend to the care of his children and his house. Mrs. Parsons—But y ou know yourself,. my dear, you-have a child by her now, and that she is again in the family w.i' by you. • . Of this the defendant seemed to take nu observation, but gave it a-simple negative; and when asked by the Migk(rate what he'wks Willing to allow his wife for her separate *niallikiihatic'e; replied thkt he had. neither will nor inclination to allow her 'any Ming.. • i: Mr. Sergeant Samostthen observed ro him, that he must not suffer his wife to become chargeable to the parish, while he could afford her any means of subsistence: otherwise—and.the law gave but that one Aternstive in case of his refusing to do solle rouu be committed to the House of Correction. _ . An order was then made by the Magistrate, that be must allow her a sum of 4s. weekly fur her support, and to keep her off the parish funds. 11IARY-LA-BONNE. Yesterday a midwife was chargtd with having defrauded the Governors of the Aliddlesex and Queen Charlotte's Lying-in -.Hos pitals, was finally examined and :coruntitted for trial. She was employed by the Governors of these Institutions £0 de liver pour pregnant woman at their . dwellings, 4nd was entitled to receive a fee out of the Hospital funds in each . case; accused of having received lees, by means of false certificates,•for alleged dv!iverics, which never took place. • • Letters from Venice Mate that a vessel from Coifs:, In three day*, had brought the news of the surrender of the Cs:tle•of S _ The Corporation of Drogheda assembled on Monday and arirteit a Congrattilator y Address,tand the Free,som of theCbrpbtatibrr, in ngold box, to the 'Most Nob!e the . Marqbit of" A troutstsr, on his appointment to the Irric&Royrilifol Ireland. IL was then resolved that the Mayor, Recorder, Sheriffs, &c. be requested to presert the Address it; such time and in such manner as his 'Excellency edutd .please to zeceive Every 'l4 Post. - county of . Monniouth *ctirions cattail airiest universally prevails, for persons to adorn the'tombs of, Iheirdeceased 'relatives with festoons of flowers on thei Sanjay befOle• Easter.' ThiS has an exceedinol7 pie turesque effect, beshles showing a very commendable! feeling on the part of the surtivors. Friday last the chambers of Mr. Sergeant STEPHEN, in Lamb-buildings, Temple, were entered by means of false keys, and a number r f parchment deeds, several, law books, a Sergeant's silk gown, and several. other, articles stolen. A Lumber of similar robberies here lately taken place im the Temple. r: • ' ' In a St. Petersburgh Journal of the'22d ult. the:defelt Of general FANSII is announced. The Generarwai, by birth an Englishman, and hid attained the rank 'ist Colonel in the British army before ietatering the service. bf Russia, under the reign of the Ethpress Carneatteiii in the year 1785. He was promoted .to the rank X& Lieutenaot General by PAUL, in the year 1800, and' was appointed the same year G•neral in Chief and Go. vernor General of Kieff. By the Emperor ALEXANDER he was Tem ved to the Government of the Crimea, and obtained from loth Emperors several decorations. In the year 1812 he served as volunteer under the Duke of WIRTEIIBURQ at the blockade of Dansic, and at the termination of the campaign he returned to St. Peters burgh, where he w as named a Senator, and received an arende in consid eration of his long services. His de clining health obliged him to solicit limn the Emperor ALlzat.trea . the permission of visiting some foreign watering places, but every attempt of art to . prolong life proved vain, and after a painfill and protracted ill ness, he expired ai Warsawnn the 22d of February, it the advanced age of severity•twb, Jeaving behind hill tive SONS, three of whOin are in the Ruisian, and two in the I3ritiOr service..—Harriburg4 Reporter, April 4. Mr. 'BUCHANAN, in his . Letter on Emigration to Mr. Wicsiov-Hoivotr, says—" I compute, that since the inde pendence of the Uni:ed States of America, Ann- less than one' Million and a half of persons have emigrated from the United Kingdom to the North-American Continent :—of which 250,000 have gone from Eugland, 250,000 from Scotland, and one milliop at least from Ireland;--iiie-sixths being from the province of Ulster; a circumstance chiefly attributable to. the comparative degree of comfort the peasants of the North- of Ireland enjoy over the .other, not so fortunate, portion of . the. ltlngdont. Since 1815, the year in which emigration began to find its way inwards our own provinces—the total number of eruigrants ;front the*United Kingdom has been 350,000, of which 300,000 went from Ireland. From the port of Londonderry alone, which tie the chief outlet from the counti e s o f Ty rone , Fermanagh, :Do. negal, and Derry, 58,000 went : say 50,000, to the British Colonies, 8,000 to the United States, and seventeeen individuals to the Cape of Good Hope. Last year the total emigration from the United Kingdom amounted to 40,000, of which 23,000 went to the Btitlvii Provinces of North America; :lad out of VW nuaabet, 46,110 arrived at the Port of Quebec." BOXING. ;... . .• . . 7- . -; , .1.: -;7 :- .P. ; ::.. '. • ' a • PIGIIIT-BIT.W.RAIN DORSII.I. AND RAILTre Mk:WM " . - ' • . HUNpiiliti POUNDS . A:liiiift: , • 'These men, it ssCai be re.:• dieted. v:e4 ;:.ISclie‘ 6l. 4 l e it oßths hoe ktor 501. a 4itif, n. - -t ro . .m:iiehfor. ..the 40Siiiic deciding Which . w.is•iiinsi enii:le.: ta'Aigiliirif :.lawilLier to settle a private quarrel: . '.,Pn Pleat oetaston DOhittl• was the icmqtletiti, bat since then A+ ley his sfiqiivist• an rliiilion, that on,a secoiiti ttial thrjellt iiigN g!. different ; and. h'aving again challerigeet U 0 .411, • tie match was made for one hondred . pou Od s n-1ik1e.34 fat . - ' '111.014il rICTUALLING-OFFP place beyond fifty,. and within sixty, unleat ,__ !a, . The deposit's were duly, made, and on F. id4Y.1 0 11( 1 1111., THE COMMISSIONERS for lei's backer won the toss for naming th e pl ace di Aillt . . dis MAJESTY'S NAVY, fr. do. ing. In announcing this import int secret du•• cannon was - That on Faroar, the la th Instant, they wil observed; but it was soon.known in the spcirtnig,ciicles e d T hou s and4ehismG • • • Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for that Stoney Stratford was the chosen reene.ot acti'mi i , COCOA—andleio n n y s .s o I , West and tkitber the men proceeded. .Both were in ercellas# e fo rd ; One Ihif thereof by the 50th Instant, crinditicil—Dnbeli bavii , g trained with greit ass'idiiiiir , at Hairy Lancaster s, at Hendon,: and Balle'y h a ving . - (sllowed his example at Little-Tim Dasis:s,litia4tiaocy, • TOrifontebeyHTdnodnndismroedf the 26tb of May next following. Bat net, under the guidance:of. Peter Crawley. Doha • Sampks of the Cocoa must be produced Iv, the FAncy all know to be•the host of the Brack Bull,h nr 1 • , The Condition of the Contracts may be se St. Joint st i r eet, and Waiky ii . aliutahei - by trade. tithe Each Tender must specify the price in wt Bristol school: - he is a 'much elder Mark 11` *than Dobet, •,. ~,_„ " red to . ore One o 'clock and not so heavy by' at least a Stone...and - a half--4. .ti "on the Day former being up wi; di of fit teen•stoni.,..and The leaky Porton who makes the Tender, or some Pe answer when called for. lf. fr "iity, too, Dnbell had the advantage,* so that he As freely backed at C ancrl to 4... • •' • CONTRACT FOR TIMBER, MA. Great pains were taken- to induce the men loch NAVYBOWSPRITS, AND RAT the day of combat, in•consegnence.o ilt ts itvin& • NAVY °Frit. tzeci to come off on the same -day "on whiclißrown l i l a THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS igstopson, and Gas and Piefinch, Were to fight; bat ihei -a- SIONERS of kis 11141JESTY's Xi PT I were pertinacious in their original - resolutiottoiettiti a t That on Trousmov, the e4th fastant, at I that their object wit's not to gratify • itmatiurVatseets - ape toady to trent with such Persons as may iiettle their own private differences. Ttiisdefeirtitatisse tr act for sopplying his Majesty's several idiiided the of the Fancy, iatid Sebile•i. iiii* NADA YELLOW PINE INCH M, member went'on to Stotabridge , the irticifietitynkia SPRITS, and ASH OAR RAFTERS, sr grand- itifairs,"* . others itopitedloAiintss the derejoicii • TELLOW PINE TIMBER. Of this battle. ' . . : ••••.: -. :• ' , • Aka with RIGA. PRTERSBURGH, V' , . IYobili, at hal(Vait two, ippiMiehlrd - the Tilsit...lA* ' NADA RED PINE MASTS,and RIGA, 4 VIRGINIA, or CANADA RED PINE T 1 dreadnaught and blue' Engle:. Hierf La*aitei - ifij Tom' Cinibn accoiniianied Ifibi'ai Anidanti: Dora Forms of mt - Distributions of the Articles, and threw in - hii Cile'to ti y • if ihi biokiiitie sit ; bat - Dane' . seen at this Office. No Tender wiU be croaked, which Was htigget . ) 'a s aSorid - prose'eet. thihay the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed, ' after Bailey appeared, attended try PeterCraWley: 44 for him, attends. 'Jem Ward. Matters * were soolfistaltbright), - scd At° L.' Age nt ' - • • - ... • • •. - • •:• • • : - ~' Beery Tender must be accompanied by a minutes to three *clock they set-tO. • .. ,on THE FIGHT. Navy Board, and signed by Two : ROund l .*Both Were straight and staritlfoi-:lochtine LialtAnd 7 become bound with the Person Tendering inl went to work with fury. Duhell was hest lesi.l 4l 4,:tsgki ;a lt o the due performance of the Contract for upper man ; Bailey was rasher slower ! , btu aquioe.vollong ;••e e spois and in the sum of a 23,000 fur the Riga • hard exchanges passed, ,and _Bailey fill onids face, asnishowed_Srie blood. • . 7 2.. Orgenty on both sides ircr4ilik. Ifaky bleb hiiat4eoi, node frum theeffects of the last imam' ;.tliva.rnbetalke . - allitillltt system, was pursued,- apd each had theirrlytteyesperskply•-:1104 i was downed. „ , . S. Eichanges. ' DiSbell aeolt Bliley n sMaldig lefth.Mdeithit finished the by fl ooring hitn.:' ", .'. %. :. • . _ .. • 4. Doheit• not , .quite.' So: Sirce,4at baths*. ipitring-4nrit.mldlo. Bailey feinted once,, sni: tkrii.;lise berry .work. cummencetia-s* changes without. ceremonl,-.Robeil Oralive.-gumg in .b lE ri si every thing. Blilei dealt sh i m a' pC'Wertnitiikiler, that checkd bins fora second' ;' hut it wil only - for a sesiond-: . -tie inimediat4 -pressed in, returned,' and: slat Bailiff' eureb. ..: 5. Bailey, bnt on. fighting, went to work ; Drawn stoPpod•' hit out, len Boiloy,.ne-entered, and was. hit down by •a left -h midhead. ' . . s . -. . ._..., 6. Bailey seetned Somewhat • diStressed;,•Dabeltiobbkd; . lintlined to spar ; but Dribellivould not have it ; he rmitea' hl' i titslike a hammernram i• Bailey went down inavvid,.esuci Yeah Dobell's impetuosity, that be gasse the air one,Nria,,,inshimilis. Bailey had couched.. ,__._ ._ . . • • . y, ... . 7. "Bailey, hit short,' but Dobell. rein: ued . haw, liang; Ratify *ern down. . • -• •- • - - : . • • . • NUMBER 12,834 d SOMERSETSHIRE SOLI `HE EIGHTEENTH ANNIVER ING of the GENTLEMEN connected IMERSET will be on TUESDAY, the 13th at the Albion Howse, Aldersgate-street. WILLIAM ASTELL, Esq. M.P. ill' 1 STEWARDS. *lenry Reginald Bean, Esq. Robert Lan Sealy BriJge, Esq. John Stucke 'Robert Davies, Esq. Ambrose • John Edwards, Es o:. Robert Phipi !William Ede, Esq. John Smith, John Alesantler Kinglake, Esq. Th e Rev. Dal rz Dinner at Five o'Clock for Six p ..• Tickets. One Guinea each, to be had of the Ti ana Committee; also at the Albion House ; tionorary Secretary, No. 7, King'," Bench W Second Edition, price 71. 6d. Revised ai Dedicated. by Permission, to the Lord Bit rHE OMNIPRESENCE of the DEI By ROBERT MONTGOM EI For highly favourable opinions of this Irespectfutly referred to " The Times," of Apri ' Gazette," of Feb. 6, and March 22 ; the " Jol : 8. Tremendous countering-2181*R. sent..ame at the middle the head that pin Dailey all abroad; he reeled, played at tupelo open handc.d, and fell countering.. 13ailey slipped down, 11 'bell, (Wei' eager; hit him nadir doubtful circumstances,' Width sietTedsome 'Commotion of tongues; but, like the fightingiit wl quicklf "not about, and.soon•cbanged for something else. - • ' ~ ...111b; to .14. Cnonte.rinz—Dcabell best.. Bailey went down. . 13. Bailey made a rush, but missed his Aim. Dobail stood likes tridnument,inci Made his Return tell. liailetconntered and dropped, *it. with•tbi left,ac body to windward. Bailey countered at the head—exchanges t • • • . • • • 13. Bailey much di,tressed ; he made a one, two, at•the net Dobell let fly in return, with both hands, and floored him. 16. Dobell far more cautious; Bailey planted a tremendous right binder . D . obell's eye, that sent Boniface a staggering; and liadey, .in the rut yof fighting, fell on his knees. . ' • 17. Dobell jobbed, and one,.two. Bailey wild, and sent to graft 16. Bailey very weak; Dobell at the body was out of distance, In countering, Bailey sent iu a left whisker bit that reeled Doha Bailey went down. 19. Bailey knocked down. • 20. Countering, in favour of Doha. Eirchanges. its• proving, made Dobell stagg. r; but the publican laid bold of hi, And, with a small twist, threw him. SO; the " Literary Chronicle," " The A . Printed for Samuel Maunder, 10, New, DIL HARRISON ON SPINAL DI Just publi•diril, in thIC Volume royal 81 lATHOLOGICAL and PRACTII VATIONS on SPINAL DISEASES Cues and Engravings. Also, an Inquiry into of Distorted Limbs. By EDWARD HARRISON, M.D. Formerly President of the Royal Medical at Societies of Edinburgh, &c. &i London: Primed (or Thomas and George street. Sold also by B. Bailliere, Lanz 'i►l Iris de l'Ecole de Metlecine, No. 13, Bit, This day was published, in 12mo. price THE SURGEONS VADE-MECUI the Symptoms, Cauaes, Diognosis, Progr of Surgical Diseases. Accompanied by Engrat modern and approved methods of Operating; of Prescriptions, and a Glossary of Terms. greatly enlarged. Printed for Thomas and George Undtrwoodl Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green ; G. and James Duncan ; Co: and Son; Burgess and W. Tait, Edinburgh. 21. Balky all abroad, and bit down. • 22. The blood was nearly chunking Dailey', be reeled about ills rout a turd, and went down. Aud his fririids then declared that b sitsuld flit no mom • liwitanes..—irDobell has obtained a most, decitiveid tory, and we hope tlni final one with Sai!ey..'titiMA besides the extra weight, has at least tourtmo - yeartif age in his favour--Bailey' ebtribering above 44. Si showee equal judgment with. the other, but ecte.iniz was Amber slower, and far, interior in power 4 . . t hitoac. -139be1l is ar-bard hitter.as has lately qopeared .ring. ..The dharacter - of / grne , is often besttmed amiii fgc remaining a leugtft.of time to fight —hut,4se eau safely 'say that Bailey endured mote hard him- us in the, twoptar-one. minutes which this fight lased. ihac , Many ititrounter in three or four hours. A mote g arbe. thorough good man'of 'his age we have not ofsea seen; and:we regret that he hid not been taken away edifier. as his chance - all, aiong was but little. • Reis only Mit about the fate, and we were happy to see that his Web* were attentive to his situation. Dobell, vety hand. sozneiy, when he gave the c , , , ncluding shake of the Mot told Bailey that he would give hiM 51. ar.d i good , die ner, as soon as he tould find time to call and eat ' it the Bla3: Bull, in. St. John-street, Smithfield. D.otsell izas quite flesh at the finish,,Lut showed marks in the fact . „. • By the same Author, The PHYSICIAN'S VADS- icmo. The ANASOMIST'S VANS-MN:um, 12tr.0. Bs. EXAMINATIONs IN ANATOMY, &C. 12am. ss. CROTON TLGLIUM 01 IN consequence of the tepe A ted cor Professional Gentlemen of the disapr th in their practice, and the danger to re exposed in consequence of a spurious at 71glinas Oil, the Honourable Board of hi! Dudes have ordered a plate with the name No, lit, Rateliff Highway," engraved the such only to which this Stamp is affixed wil l hoped this will counteract the abuse alluded the Patentee his interest therein, whose hart Europe has been attended with much expense, For very valuable information on the subject of Public Is referred to the London Medical and ' August, 1825, and to a Letter from N. Maim 1148 Sciences de l'lnstitut de France, and tt Weltii on Croton Tighunt Oil. Arthur Short begs to acquaint the public tl Messrs. Butler sole Agents for the above midi had at their Establishments in London, Dublin, of the principal Druggists in the Kingdom. Of wl the Curren ['ma, prepared from the Oil, singt Cathartic Mttlicine,nevis failing to act un the lint nate the constipation, if no mechanical obstruct l also peculiarly ef fi cacious in Bilious Attacks an d nes& One Pill is the ordinary Dose for an At strong Constitutions may repeat it in three' does not operate: g:7- lk careful and observe the words " Art Ratetiff Highway," is engraved on the Goverin Thursday as a poor woman of "the name of Moils living lb Coittain-.street, Newport, was s tiffing a pot from the fire, her. apron took blaze, WhiCh - imtaralf communicated to all.her other •apparel, by winch dg was . so dread' ully, burnt. that. serious apprehension. ars entertained other recovery. To . add to her lOtserY , t er husband was• a corpse in thee hose at tiv ta:be having expired only on the morning of the acrideai and left hersttith thrtoinual childien4-411eyovago" which is 4:pot siiiveeks old. THE ANTI•IMPETIGINES, OR DROPS, are an eff,ctual cure for such rutin a det , raeed habit of the body, as Obstinat Evacuations, Bilious Disorders, Chronic ft' Consequences of a Certain insidious Complaint -It h found truly mild, safe and effectual,' stitate hitherto discovered for that dangerous is equally well adapted to both sexes and all families in which its great utility does not ad • purifier of the blood. attd a promoter of the Select Illustrations of the efficacy of the Al given in the Guide to llealth, to which the reads setuch interesting information on Health and an the origin and treatment of such disorders as) deuce and fashionable vices. The Anti-Impetigittes is sold by Mr. R. Jai hirt Sanger, 1 50, 01;0rd-street ; ally. Ward, l. Ihig, Royal Exchang e , and all other Medicine ' at I ls. each; there are also Family Bottles, pt tai ning the qu ant i ty o f l ulu at lls. To reve l the word s " Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," 'tamp, to imitate which is Felony. DIED. On the 7th instant, Albert, youngescson of Mr. D. W. Hurst- 6 Vauxhall-road, aged three .nlonths. M A 11,1—T mvet. 1 0 .1 0 O 0 O 1 1 'V 0 O 01 O 0 'IIIS DAL. Wl3 :l 4 ,: t r erii i i : E s ' es rd ( and Jersey Lisbon Donaghadee. Buenos Ayres Holland Franc e Hamburg Randers Sweden Leeward hinds Malta Jamaica 99 ‘ 0 1 1 o 9 1 1 o . 0 o -0 . O 0 al W ATEliCat LUND' Morning Afternoon IN-BRIDGIC To biOltkoW. 42 TIMMS Altef U ninnies Lowe: Printed and Published by Jowl natrit, the Preprirte at the STA& Of VMS, 144).1,4Pickett-placej TelpPlealSr vas t' , Nts* • . Oh. . * . 4M ~.......--# .. 1 .. • • 834.] be ' aid i deii, • ...."N 1.:3113E1.1 1 VI 2 C I TUALLING-OFFI4 THE COMMISSIONERS for ' i i t. . *kis MAJESTrS NAVY, fie. do he . vies That on Femur, the 11th Instant, they wi • I ' d" ' Tenders In writing (sealed up), and treat for .. • ' Il!. Fifty Tons of COCOA—and L a t i ..l i'; One Hundred Thousand Gallons of West ._..,r .i, , . To be delivered into his Majesty's Victual! 'wet -' : ford; One half thereof by the 30th Instant, *I I 4II • : or 26th of May next following. ob its . Samples of the Cocoa must be produced b in , 4 1 • The Conditionr of the Contracts may be se. ititt ' Each Tender must specify the price in wo -,4 4 *ell * ' delivered before One o'Clock on the Day 11 Person who makes the Tender, or some Perso. 12* W.A. attend to answer when called for. - M. ve.a vla l CONTRACT FOR TIMBER, MA' ' IZ BOWSPRITS, AND RA NAVY OFFIC :‘ rising T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS they SEWERS of his MAJESTY'S NAVY • 411!Ilg‘ - That en Trisainiar, the 24th Instant, at 0 Beta - he' ready to trait with such Persons as ma Wait erect foe supplying hi, Majesty's several / . . 2 Lik; NADA YELLOW PINE INCH MAS it sog SPRITS, and ASH OAR RAFTERS, • • 'Oi ' YELLOW PINE TIMBER. • 4 • . Also with RIGA. PETERSBURGH, V inlit : NADA RED PINE MASTS,and RIGA, ; ' ill* 4 VIRGINIA, or CANADA RED PINE T 1,6,A, .A. - ,d • , Distributions of the Articles, and Forms of 1641 Dena T n en or de an r y wi n U oti be ce r d ece . u iv n .. i l t a ).. * ...;.... , o s : ea n geßv t n h a et e t di Da is y °llc of T e' reat N y o , ry for T l3 : l l l :der att n e t a us d t s. be accompanied by a '.. . Navy Board, and signed by Two responsib Mid . 7 become bound with the Person Tendering in ,sr lbw the due performance of the Contract for Steteil ' c. and in the sum of ie3,000 fur the Riga M wig& SOMERSETSHIRE SOCI !. t . .ietin *ll HE EIGHTEENTH ANNIVER 111* •- ING of the GENTLEMEN connected - - SOMERSET will be on TUESDAY, the 13th yet the Albion House, Aldersgate•street. .2.. . If, WILLIAM ASTELL, Esq. M.P. . . stli.e. ./ ~. STEWARDS, 00'4* F Veiny Reginald Bean, Esq. Robert Lan.. Sealy Bridge, Esq. John Stucke 41trAtert Davies, Esq. Ambro se L e ediatth 7 •lottn Edwards, Esq. Robert Phip : ' ' • :William Ede, Esq. John Smith. led .881 • John Alexander Kinglake, Esq. The Rev. Da -bandit - g", Dinner at Five o'Clock for Six p . B a i f., Tickets , One Guinea each, to be had of the T ; i v , • arid Committee; also at the Albion Ilouse ; . grab! ~Honorar y Secretary, No. 7, King's Beach W hew i.Second Edition, price 7s. 6d. Revised an iyaifi . ' t Dedicated, by Permission, to the Lord Bi . ;. . - • 'rrHE OMNIPRESENCE of the DE fiddled -....k' By ROBERT MONT GOME t.as.ldt", , 1.. For highly favourable opinions of this P. wit 1 ,004 irespectfully referred to " The Times," of Apr kith c"., • Gazette," of Feb. 6, and March 22 ; the " Jo , Of Wai $0; the " Literary Chronicle," " The Athen . , . .. Printed for Samuel Maunder, 10, New oe I likes Dlt. HARRISON ON SPINAL D i u r4 P ed ' Just publi..bed, in Odic Volume royal 8 ntered ATHO LOG ICA L and PRACTI ;bench, VATIONS on SPINAL DISEASES Cases and Engravings. Also, an Inquiry into t In figill of Distorted Limbs. !tali By EDWARD HARRISON, M.D. F Formerly President of the Royal Medical a • gra* Societies of Edinburgh, &c. & Into , " London: Printed for Thomas and George Dobefs street. Sold also by J. B. Bailliere, Librair viol vie de l'Ecole de Medecine, No. 13, Bis, ey, fro This day was published, in 12mo. price 8 of hix. THE SURGEONS VADE-MECU .I. the Symptoms, Causes, Diognosis, Progn. of Surgical Diseases. Accompanied by Engravi an ills modern and approved methods of Operating; a I thail of Prescriptions, and a Glossary of Terms. greatly enlarged. Printed for Thomas and George Underwood irevii ) Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green ; G. and ' haler • James Duncan ; Cox and Son; Burgess and etrs . l! W. Tait, Edinburgh. M. no By the same Author, The PHYSICIAN'S Vans-Mecum, 1:..7m0. 7s. .t.eini! The ANASOMIST'S VADY-Mucus, 12mo. Bs. c,ilie i tail t ant i igma t isiretl i cil f fe. . EXAMINATIONS IN ANATOMY, &C. 12mo. ss. . ticfht CROTON TIGLIUSI 01 i .Is l 4 IN consequence of the repeated co bun $e r l . l :f in i: -A- r :h e P xpe r s . t e i sa d ei n i ,Ets r e ritiaN n zanim p nync al eg t ,pdhicd a ,toai c it G tianseh t ri.iisr l e eija n tql,ti , l nitnu l a e e: a :t n ini n td: l ic d e ot.oea n noli t o:l l .: l loot o fs e n f buba t cer d h h ilsz, a p e d n elimura g :or d e :i r ßho i r s dui a .su: t . P ii o rs " tsitcaehrii i ii. g•taie. 7 1slisat Oil, the Honourable Board of hi I w e e; Duties u have ordered a plate with the name 14 . 11, Ratcliff Highway," engraved the Maier• such only to which this Stamp is affixed wil y Mfg hoped this will counteract the abuse alluded Web* „ 611 Patentee his interest therein, whose intr hiriti* Europe. has been attended with much expense haat For very valuable information on the subject o Public is referred to the London Medical and lk till' August, 1825, and to a Letter from N. Maim: •it4b l its Sciences de l'lnstitut ele France, and t ell two welfis on Croton Tiglium Oil. riyh, jilleor strong Short begs to acquaint the public th Messrs. Butler sole Agents for the above article had at their Establishments in London, Dublin, •, of the principal Druggists in the Kingdom. Of wl i; al ; : e pt io eu To cli.. , : ri p tyi : eaffi ,: c;: p c t ioui e r pared from the Oil, sing Cathartic Mttlicine,nevis failing to act on the Liu Constitutions il Ii s the m o a r in y d oi i r t n i e lli a p la r:y c a l ili t o l a l i i o t si i s: i lk : it fur , t° h " .b r a: s n e tsr h u A ac o d nt : titer, 38 dots ltd etiu s : operate: tu n ein o l sih t l k po observe fEthi t bG h o d e i body, word, aEs sob l' t oi Ai out ales! Ratcliff Highway," is engraved on the Govern greed - 5 -• '. DROPS, are i ab a N n i l t effectual cure for such ieu Ch s Complain 1t...'--- 1 I I a i ri i' l: 4l . id r e ni It ,"reaneautogltec,:b Evacuations, e " hie il Ili enai interesting e n yriity f d d t:ai o h i gi r e : ltr u ie c ew l i . 7 a. n e esth d s i h jol which Bilious hi adapted discovered truly .,ai cpbtt Certainl os l ti evldie n ryir i e i : cc : i d tt s .b , it 1 , Disorders, ioot s n tri a hli f t i t e d bys and aedix o: dangerous effectual, saniiotaa idl nl sn. --e- - , otta a • purifier of the blood. auti a promoter of the I Select Illustrations 01 the e ffi cacy of the A • given in the Gu i de u ealth, to which the read .0 ; ItO% 1 , 1 r• 8411 W, 150, O g x:ord-street ; y Mr..Wartl, 1 . 14 _,. 1 , 1 0 e- each ; th ere are a l so F amily Bottles, p ---. l'ulll g the quantity of foot at I Is. To previ. %ebb she word s " Sarni. Solomon, Liv e I " lor 1 b!anlss s.. a ..- 2- _ _ . . . rPoo i ar 41,