Star. — London, England, 1828-01-01 00:00:00

In which he sports sway the treasure now ; And prayer snore erasoaable than the noise Of drunkards, at the muslc-drawing bow. . • Then doubtless many a trifler, on the brink 4.!! . Of this world's hazardous and headlong *bore, Forced to a pause, would feel It good to think, Told that his setting sun must rise no more ! ♦h. self-deceived! Could I prophetic ay _ _ ~• . , ••••• -.•--, 1•1,,,-•,,,a-,-*.• . . . . .., . 4 , , • ' '. . - -'. . ' . ' ' • , • .:' • •... l' • :, t..-.4P. 1. 1. • •14 , ' . A '•• ';' • ~. • " Or . • " ' , . . x ''t •• . . i . .41Stli.. kltirri'4l/cii j ogi..._ 4) ga t . 4.otilt I, Uka. :1. f i LX llLAuit D I pi . I lit NifsDENI LA N D ug. altific ale BOW.STREET. - eat*, ihafi ( Alvdig l i 'l l e - _L eta " Al°. r/- • - • • Mr: .E. Breton, a respectablelooking ntsn, a surgeon,. formerly s scaoolasastql en niewgurs Oast!! ic P • ' be dirlutAtred4 tra4ll4fib'ft):4 li): practising at Earsden , in NottiltiMileriartd, was Ittoogh . t .s. peppen to • . behal f o f• e A rs ."Cissif a, silt etitifilit, to this officeby•Taroottm, seri: doe of the principal-off. .1...- •,:t ,• .., • tern, , who bad - apprehended bins atlkHolliwell; nen; 114re‘ A.,- insolvent un i Ser went a long ; examination, from Earsden, Upon 'a warrant iissed.st this etSte, charging ; Ifiit'd „Ali aft'llttbsney 'him ••with attempting to tn . dada- MT.:Jelin Mattyn, an A LI O' 14) , aP'nedatteirciattthiajlhEae 11 3 -1 , 14 11; 121 :atia teed end ioiliiciatt emta•Vir ih.:Holborn, ' toy engrave• is: plate, from & which Old Bailey for oli.inihg labnei'sni - fltsE p... wwW f:ioilnd chutes •of ' the Sandalanct - Rank! tr(iglak, be , .and was se - merited tote' iMprisdned lett seven tainted. •Thenvideneoligitiont• theaccuied , was, to.the but after pasting ti reeyears in.Netigste;:vibei a following effeet.3 .• , ..e.c , -',. ~ • !'. ,i• tn. r cised - tbißang ca Of it' Schoolmakter, ad: kpplic a- - Abo Mgt month ago, fir.'Maltyn, the „prosecutor, . is made X.ailtie Settetary of State, incl'elie peti •ceiied-wletter'ary the-past; signed 6 Edwardßrowst,i; iioner obtained' `WIWI' ilitrabni• and remissiob Isf"' she dated Basdett,Northemberland, statinglitat tlar wrirest remainder of bia ; punishment, on .the ground' elf• - bis -had heard Of the great tithrots.of Mr. Martyn as an en• good bebavloit' *Wait in prison.. The petitioner was grnver am/ lithographist, and would be glad to know ;if discharged from Newgdte in 1818, - and' sabbetprently he would engage to engraves . plate-or print on 'stone, contracted debts eh-Melanin of %hove 15;0001. His the falqimik of• a noce.cirealated by a Counts) , Bonk " schedule contained the deseription'of ',lllfolle estates pf and he -would be paid handsomely. for hissrtnhie.' , considerable want,' in 'which he claimed an intetes t On the receipt of this letter, Mr. Martyr cams-to Bow • - - - - - - - - - -- - - ' Sir. Richard Birnie•ew the .Magistrates x.ecotii. a 'letter in reply, appa: putfasilitkfl. Its gnome :to received by Mt. Marlyn . : , Faildee, Nov. 19. 18g7. datunta7 a it rest siti4fie.l, and iit;nour Es • dill dangerous 'and it yeti Mast gleesome pledge feu liatreAshadil Stlgnirproireis abet k isialmcisu impoesible to? think remaiop, vrkethe e you can do one sense, indeed, notliiniliss than -yoirtro eiecuir %bit busfltesi, and tale! ifs nosey'-will be frith; ...and. etausexiutts are sufficient .Every letter thaoyou bare b,ick or bprsit at rour own , du, net be injured by any ideate otacchlefit or death. none hut neighbours that are strong in their way, farmers, thp tonduct of a Gentleman ; Itiatitii ate hi' suet a imitate, !ly throve' a• dOtibt ever your :bill not sneer -into a detail• circamstancos that has oblig sufficient to answer all my_ this affair, write, and I will . commission• a man.to bring ,provent any mistake.' !,. • . ' i roars truly, " EDWARD BROWN, . 'may !laic a letter from me, liskson 'to suppose that.it is an lig you have taken Me work to state myself as having coacern •M` gP7. I ‘ I .mSMIF replied to the above letter, note Front Mr. Brown to. Id, poOceed on the work, be . bieated , neeebsay o cb reply to annei ed tit6Ographic Writer, De•arglsteepan between Southampton-street, time ago; would have wrote solliciently free from soil s —ei irbich e lou mikes &c. jjeCat after the Mate of the "Sex -'to make ap the coat= emierstood as the member if specimen of the inclosed for tie timer the purpose. If it is nee you can with safety, to an en , plats and by that means you may come as tboy &remade of may be got in bandeau, mom obedient servant, • " EDWD. BROW/4. . , Ust letter to the prin iiviatitet t' acid 'Mr. Gates, the /40iadoti Banker', being con 'hat coarse ought to - be another letter, in which, Life :43 of the ihisdner what '4re l ate danger ber in rectivea the' u nkeing • • tr. • pi" ._and OrangMawr, 284, High don.• •• , . " :tibia 'date to have any B--k of / Isiah , you to consider . 'vomit Isiten,; it the affair turns out sue - got ,65 inclosed with the other 'peat to get the number, via. • -.0.:, isc.4herefore I shall offratiy will be done shortly, ( 4 hand that I would list bille-3aror ea. sash, and get ibe 'Yoe must be aware, that illy As oasevand ef centse I. eaa must act kenestly• towage tone: instance, n—t—s that copilot :am . . . ___ awkwaid most my disallow hundred pounds,atid perkam , ewes, my caution. which is !soliappeethat •1 ,am unfortunate, it -so treacherous as- to attempt forgo is not committed till thetiatite requist you to have any think to do with, Myself—ntr living end knows of WM - shall. may keep it if it be of any ute: cannot possibly be is Any dun. te ; the name, I repeat, is the 'you were acq uainted with the was a danger you would not . sore , —sever to offer them•but to , another; this neighbourhood is intelligent people, but keep the chiefly from their mode of life; • lite farmers near London, ova., and mostly very'lliterate; so _:c 1y be ',danger with myself. orspectaide i but with these 1 resolve, AM truly, .. 4 E. BROWN. indirectly, if rethink proper; are letter, it was conlidered fled. .to Maiden; cOlitipte lrotetdeo, a' the'ibdOland . plaie cAled"Holksrell, a rtiliti . the'bffielleaset With illarft 650%64 7 0/10 - of ilirivate tiliaxiitutinced lisentune of itiiii*'aitudedtd` the 'collet qhmitletitlentad;• " • ,'his pocket; which had idad'aald to himu 4 I be . . . i 1, _yy s .... -- 47 -- 7-2tl4Tative, nd Taunton Pomicir*WialcSite eflidil bank' kttb l iiiiillaii4 te U'l ibilieve ' ll ttk,_ l "." % eiplied! iftd, pfifonet!, lbreiTitipC4.llttlifbn said retii4l iota* trite Street gitalitarinOks, and I:, . is: •4. d . ~{•*. t A 02 . t 1 .- , , .;, TauntOn prtlcilided`'tic J:issi i ii lolnd'lliiiite . -Melia, 4faxiic t : thiliiiidela 41*, *in i trf iittekiiiirbi . itttuttetesfiii* k-' .. effafd if he hatitif thing to' thlnieen at vlediiire Moir ,'trial. ' " * As e .10* - .. , '- : - 78.401.F7 ' •. . • _ , .. • 4* v ... A • INSI rotTa . - • )-. 44 . , Aix , —,..-- REFL ECTIONS ON THE CLOSE OF THE _Tigatii, - for nu his pi ilir coops& • Mr. Hsi Could I. from Heaven inspired, as sure ' • of Long. O i • s-, ' ' To whom the rising year shall prove 11 111 ast ill , • the - , i, _ . ' - Ail I can avniberin my punctual page, which it • And item down the victims of the past; '• ! since lgi How each•would trembling waft the mournful sheet, .. 1 .at the 0 Oil which the press might stamp him next to die; - t -* - - r - - • • once,. i And, rea d ing here his sentence. how replete With enables meaning. Heaven-ward torn his eye! .' years . ; b • • ,•••••• Tins. then would seem more precious than the joys :•.' 4 he ezcit •- —s:_< 5... ........, a amps,/ the m i easure now ; • OW wa • ' • Ah. self-deceived! Could I p rophetic say considerable virtue,' in 'Which he claimed an . interest ; .. , Fr or. .....r. -.-- ....,-,--- t • 4. Who neat is fated, and who pest to fall, It . .. The rest might then seem privilegyd to pay ; 1•• ~ ••• indatisangst other Ming s he-claimed the title of Earl Street Office,• and advised with . 6 „„ y , ' p e eks to ALL. dui, naming none, the VoLe .441 of Annandale. with all the property annexed theretii,• the -subject of - the •l etter . and ill • . . Observe the dappled foreste rs-b o w tight - . 1 7 ; .In answer to questions pot by Counsel, the insolveht mended Mr.-Martyn to 'sviite a ' it They bound, and airy. o'er the sunny glade - • one ran,..-the rosi, while scatter ed with alright. .• . ; :. Watc&that he received about 1,500 1 . whilst in Ne w q ate, ready consenting to the, papa,. •. out. of his wife s - pt oper ty, 1. 0 I- that be staled a• spill .which letter, the followfig .w as rec Vanish at once into the darkest diode. ' Had we their wistiodgshould we, oaten seagaed, 4 sum, now. in.-the S per Cents. on his wife, fo bfit,-Yours came to hand on Satur bids set- • _ „ _ ':- sou need rented warnings, and at lest, , • . clement the Raw. Mr.. Cotton, the .Llitchnary .o(..liew- , depend upon your secrecy aid li lions A thaasuld EfsfilTildlutiniiinnt KnOlvd, • • gate, orris one of the trustees. • • : - mysterious business. Bat ynd say that, . . Die eelf-accood of life nin to all waste? . • ~ ~ .• The insolveat's petition did not contain a su ffi cient ithat I will not aket napplanS. Are toil • .. , igalwaste ! for which no aTtet thrift atones: • mist 4.• and .... ' account of Miele mtects and Isiatiltbee elk. luthemerk : -1 ! it tif•nock a rotate that ''' . ' Th e grave adpsits no cdre Int glint or sin;. •, i Nitta ;her the plan. Tbe.only thingrer ' • "ISto-drops usey dick the turf, that bides the bones, • i ... animition tarty Alselefore l triOonerk . . it? the thing itself is money.--..in one stno f But tested godly .grief mei:clip* reithin. A • • ?. • - -sz • . . ----__L_, - , f -tg--•-y. The point remains few yoirti .. .. . - • Learn then% yt firing !•by theassaths be taught • ' - . Xero cloth .Irelianging to , the Earl of Mansfield, were you may depend, to lave inyieW, that • .t ` • •• _. Dif all these sepulchres. inotme i tors true. „ consing•in due mere; my character and .. ~ lately tO the steeljaid de l the .t,o' noir - Angus • - 4110 ‘. • -• c ..: guarantee tunny detection no my Raft. . . 1 Tb And rntsonail iks r ten .b4 ., , ,,, e, dspth i tate rtic iti oa •T 9u y t ia t t a , lb ,. 700. 1 _II 4 ..• 4. , _ , sent, or inky send, may either be , mat I . • • , & ' '''• -•• The Fenutil fishing boat of Al. ightop,. was rup down discretion; and vice . Versi; so thaiiyOu . l 4 . • e ' DUBLIN, Dec. Z. • - .. at eigist‘ o'clock own iday morning in the Channel, by papers Fitior into the Mod* . or °chant li .., .., - .- ' ' the ship-Wans.ead, arson, master,: Ivo: s.ondon for Lrilrie,` take tyre e read,4 °l4l : t r i l i e win ( 7_ 7, 1 DaIIADFUL Ace10g0t...... Monday evening last, a .. • Asian named Fennarly,Aselongitig to • . the-Queen% Bar, . :Van Diemai,'•,, Land, when the OW net. John Miles, .was .3,,,5„.. You inayibulk this be 2e4V nea le th. th ! se drowned. leaving a ssi,:ow and two childieo. The only I, indeed, acknowledge it is; hot thy In, ....having remained ost•freste.barrattka-beyond the proper, other nin the.boat, Thomas Harman,nas saved. that to relate • diem here wool.' likely i ...- hour, attempted to make his way. to...quarters through - mind. as to it: i v/mills, the; elve r :. I c dod irc - 1 , , betsteen the hourt•Of four and tbe assures tat it hoot to . . the-Soot Barrack gate of-the Royal Barracks, contrary _ ( retterd a y aftt't _ tore 0 clock, as an •• elderly man, whose . nest* is' aster- Me 10 it , lam nut opulent, yet 1 have - to an express regimental - order. Having passed the ..• ~ -- - first sentinel, he was proceeding onwards, th e raineato bvNicholle, sod - who resided at Kennington Purposes. In case you think ' 'well of tl five you furthei directions; and I will 4 *heli ---- Cm - s proteed i ssg alone the New Road. when flea? ' . other called out ." Stop, * to a soldiex.noined llobinsoo, ", • • <-• _ . . - . t *Mu the worst when emeuted, to4reri . the sentinel immediately Arise him,. and the anti:lfni- •Holland - Street he was.knocked down by the shaft 02 a , ~ , • " lam dear fsir you cart heavily -laden with sacks of flour. The horse kicked '", Monday . afternoon. ' '- " • - nate man having persevered in attempting to pass the - second sentinel, he received a stab of his bayonet, which ' imbed in such terms as to lead a pen him- violently in . .the chest. and the wheel passed over I " P.S. if you think peeper, you m . his tight leg. - lie was taken up in a state of insen.ibi• c o l) rder ir a Banking-office and that y p sled through his heart, and hualmost instantly ex- . •. • , lay, and immediately conveyed to the Hospital, with. execute as suck; andrfusther', that I eta eff psiod - .II . An inquest wan Id yesterday, and the verdict , v out hope of recovery. •. in a firm of the above." . • • • , • .'... - • was to the effect, that he met his death hy accidentally t - . , _MI. Martyn its nd . v . i . seryi. rep , •• - • - receiving a. bayonet wound from Robinson • while on On the 24th inst. at Weston npon•Trenr, as three men ~- nu . Ille most have a specimen no: dpty. ' Robinson belongs to the, sth regiment. He, it were navigating a boat laden with marl on the river, ... - • . , 4... . , did not know the deceased . who, as we under. the 'vessel, by a sodden - squall, was upset, and the men , t " t2 e*tlalso a: alludedl t . 6 . b t e rs f? t i be e.i c decree 4s i gi .* - • d, was not long e i j i t r regiment. he toldiers of all perished. The sufferets'• Were-"fhomas•Dr.lycott . n i i n a affai ., r fts , _ught . sr.i4tilsh:Tltcl ., . , ~ the letter .. lykr.. niar_tynr . ec i rzl: the regiment to whir.) . obinson belongs, have 'ohm- aged 40, George Spencer, :16, and_Sansuel 'Assts . :7 , . • ..,t i iil L entered'iato a - subscription' for the widow of the the former has left a wife, mid the latter a wife'alad . ~.. four children . . • To IIOII2IIT i/1•11TYN end Printer. lite, 11 , gh•HiAbirt 4 7 . 41* ' ......m.......-....... • -,....-- ".€1.11 07e, i lee . bu e t hed i. ha Y d .u nalsv ell 16-beillitli '. MA RCHIONI.SI WELLIALEif STEMS PACIEKT.-Still. , . and Little YintstreetylistedMsLoll' - - se -.•.•,-,-, . - --;,,r• • SCOTLAND. • ' diry morning, aboui - seven o'clock, 'hit beaotifnl vessel . . STIKEITS:73ac. 27. i . snuck upon the Dogger Bank,' at the .eistrance 'of. the . t.. '''' be* Welosed la the • .. ' I Peter Ogg, servant id the late Sir. Rohm t Abercrotn,' harbour cif Wexford. Soon . after, 'the .ssmi w hich tilla *2ooi•bur the reinatinderts Az ..... hie, kit his houscost Monday,about three co`cloik 1 0 . 14. 'very violent, stole in the' beautiful raliveo 'eats 'Nigh Btu- .of 5itag.......d 'et - :lame \ lows in the stern, and obliged the 'cabin prisetters to - plensent... The above I. ca be • ,ludo with the intention of returning in a them none. His. • ... - make a hasty 'retreat: it was some time before boats SOO, bnp you need only fi nish a specie absence being protracted till near . 10 o'Clock, his wift. present, until we see hoir they 'mot " .1 became ;Armed, and having,calliff4 file„ of - the:neigh- and the ersoot onteatdhad' could- get near the vessel, . . p . possible to lithograph it, give it, if yet . boors, airwave' in search- et ‘ltee husband. ey had 10 . __tt difficulty in itett.ing into vhen"."Prerforii Hoak , - sneerer' copper t• image • puse,stog I . . . ' • not proceeded above -a sumhot.irons his o house, Theimine of Mr. Kimptditt 'Of Nti. 10, SOSset.plaCer 4 t ► ite - Ilse WoOttrinir . Os Lbw/ Walla' till thetloond the unfiinqoare matt lyieg in a cb neat Ql4 - sentsitiarl, was brirglation'sly 'cote:ear:lu the morn- • A but not hem.. • t rillas Ails / 4 Mir "eft ..,- 30th tiMr. 1527. ' ' - • ' ' • - • Logic schotil_house, quite, grad. . .. ing o f Priday last , and property to a very amount .“ Put lc past bit Dee." / ....I . :. : vii,Lititc*, Mc. 24. • - • • zaoArried off. - . • Mrl Meath also showed Oil • . A shocking and, fatal accident occurred on Friday A n inhabitant of Stratford.upon•Avon, on whom ' CiPal • Magistratei x otßow.stree ~ . . last, in a coal pit belonging.to the Dsike•of Hamilton, suspicion had • fallen On a former occasion, posted the , Solicitor Of the Sdciery of tons -,i - . . - at Wallkiastone, in s the oeighboorhood of:Falkirk. A following singular. notice upon his door, on Monday suited an the-isiibleet' as to %. sit • large piece of stone fell, from the roof M :the pit upon . last k-." To:the sinpiciios. malignant, and unchristian- pursued, Mr. M.aityn l errine - an , - i William Simpson, one Uf thacolliers. and crushed Hui like inhabitanti,oh• this town. .1 beg leave to itenttii among "nth‘vAli s. 'be incleit' so dreadfully, that . life. wassrsainct before. the. stone was you, I shall go out tq-inol row after sun-rise, and retard cbmpentattripldr. oaddrecrito . . ' -: - . . . - . o retuoved from'off his.bode, • .., r•• -• • - ' • again bpsunseu - I,,shall gir up the-Warwick road, 1,1 cutred* . in,' Ow it_ . ~) ; Offlite' r - * ~• • ,_;•-,, - per, ilk - 1e...27. • •••• -&. 4ha 'weather i s floe, and lam In good beibla. -My pry t'-'-"' ''' ' -' • , '''''. " 1 • ---•-- p to Unitpoi Ahe '• 301 Vi r e . 4rai i' ' .' le safe arrival in his ay. reason for giving this notice is,, to save the omiecessa4 'ig Voids. Robert keartyn, Printer and • - ss.. Itiee cotry of, that ;WO .tnefl.taterptising botan ist, - d • xpen ittrie..of Or public money, to pay a sentinel . to "•• ' * -• • ..-:. '•- iffothera,l4.4l. •• - "1'... - • 'AO- :Mr. David-Douglas,.of 01d.800ne,./after an absence of e • • - • - . • '.i : ascii me sikle, am elev. to know When I' o Wit • " Bm-It is not uty anemias or Ws . •4-• • ' tour years, dining which peviod •he has travessad.e r veri' fr • w _,, , - i: ~.. • ,___ 1 - ~ . g ... _ • c,..--,,-ai N-r-socencet ore? arid W climate froni•Capoltoro tothethiabast mu them latitode ae u:•' wnel . l e' 4 ~ -- v!'" tibille.lo,- use never . travet.oy,nignr • z under an obligationm.etunnite .theasi - 1 of the itinent. of,Astrerioa.• -.Mr. Douglas returned besides, . ypst . kruset when . I . go and roliiih ways , Fessful or othet wise. you. would hake gt ' with Marlin /rift:4l44 whose dangers' and fatres.he g • • 0, y.OO ov/base-a chance soapy me their And back of 3011, Raven/bar. I . scircely espy . , asa i n. „ o. l am 701 0 4especi t i o y, J o h n N ue va- .., -- • • 2000- off,..vrishout changing, dtc. Sto .. t * shared, and, we understand 'ha t . been. realm ka i s sue. / - • •.. -- 1 . 1 , •- k - esiiii . lei I m., Venture upm moor that . t above stated. , . - . e ce-sful ais.the scientific ObjeCtS-0T hit:drissioh. rids' ' 0 t he c ' eg - 31. -9 eras ea w e e an !al ► _•„. A 4 . 1 might, us all probability , get many 4 smuggled. broody.. .made, -by the short:period 4 f htsubseneorbe ell s hista,Vir nisi .. __ .._•• _, , •• Mai, ' , .BtanS, Ilii. • arter wards •in pa ,c of little bills-a , • Arne ,satert Orrif,Cri. 01 -r.szCllle, bttillifilft.6lll.l . oy • rid. remainder of good shier' ice.' LiCc. - •Ifo tune to lose an active sindintelligont father, taws el. i g e t - ' ' • _ d e •. • •.- •• -. . • if • s c i . • ••' • • •'• I e(17041.11. .. Tl:e.einCel.S had.previonsrozw.4,_ Ott nlae wider greet.* nines in ilde an auto, and two cousins,all.g *Mot be lafti, g • • o • . oor beip -observing, :that .you- mast • , dies subject, •aoil.. 'stopped wa o rawnis • ur hoehh at his depatt,ure.. - ".." '7 7 .. 4 . -.1 ...f . .., ..,...» ' 1 - - • • 1 _•__,gg,__ . n i , , _.,7•. ,:. u you :were to send,' lot: instant*. , • • • .- 4E " . . i .... ... . ~.,., beggeg, het ween,..4. he .two lpiafes Apo' , Medttwocu tn (withootsuspicion)be eirculated,how • . S• •• MR. CANNING. - - - s , tibia. wege . diocovessd, 200- tubs of spiriti of brandy. be. under . .a compulsive to.'ply two b ".. 4 ... ge. , Two. Ewen w h o . . wno a, ly i ng the.yehick, escaped across dire not °Mr then,! My dear Sir; r r . ip a --dae--.- ebebiately necessary ;• should it as 64p ~ .. 0 PROM A Valli Car erAvea-.." at VilltA Cl ... • she fi elds.,leaving.their „ charge colts fate; - 4 4 . • The °Meets , il• '- • -. wet never injute you, - if even I were, Malt; 001% 19. -• t • •-• •• ' tit - proceeded iii!li tbr wagn to.Deptford, iinJ•deposited . - • . to impeac• Iv), because the forgery is : ..' ' * 4.; George Canning exists no *die ; the diplowistial ._• . • • ; 'fore whom the political directors- bi'dratiost •; - ,A.shoet cime r sinee, .a tradesman at Rye, on his return as I - shatteiecine that part vnlyself•-n • . ~ . id notions bowed, occupies now only-am:4r - ' 'ral -homer from oht ofshelantish woken, dropped from affair but you and myself, nor ever shal • 1, 6 With respies to the note jud Ml' IF -'•‘ ' carver I The friend of the peopleetheloeirof iabakindp. his pocket. a.parcel.'of . bank .notes, am s o rtin g to 1101 . t a n ,..,, t iid ' • . ' s and - the hope of those coontnestbacprittfor•lsbeetp, has , Qa,the folicrwi t ogatareing.march was made for the lost, ger tot encoring Me theist= of 141 On • fi g . • ' iota are timid, but Ton es . . ..,, . void the painful and- inevitable -debt of tiaturer • • Our peopeeky,_-e4tra it *u lot tonately fogad in a Wheel-rnt danger. but fur ther. I must add,that if 1 ' *yes ooght. -fill with-the of gratitude.. Qur on the turnpike read, Into which it had. apparently been .i.•• cbani!terlot, tell with, if even there ..• be afraid. • I will make me dorm fora beasts, the beirtiof free Mexicans,. Waist mournfortha, pressed by a waggon wheel, and where it had remained fr ail. adh,c flee . ely Immense from oar ... toad, of the eon:Mamie !politician and liberal Eurti. *her:vise untduched for many hours. • '.• ---- •:- Ii ::-. • iv/. • - • not like London, composed of ince! ~.. peon. who; risingAperior to the prejudices of that-hi.' . Dining t • he !mit Term* at:Cimbridge, Mr. C- while rown's people dull.and. stupid, chid . • misphipeigiwititb - hr first uaw•the light. knew how to _descanting mit& sy.tetti id Vitemotica in -thejl'own the fanner Or l farm•servant is not We 4 . . kits but sir& other hand, poor, an give due splefidoir co the sacrifieesOf the Mezieanstatest, Hall, brought forwai - d In illAstration of dir siitteassif. t a w ,,,w ivi ca , - *re' ~ . and Co comitlidate; work, for which•we-are indebted to /his plan a boy, one of bii pupils, who b vtarible to as, sa mixo st,g 74 ,,we l • s a k sighly LI .i • • AboVtiels' of our glorious- revolution.- In defiance to - peat the whore of lite - Wanderer of Steltieriand; am bar.doooteayr..l ma. 3F, sours truly • ~ • .. • ' Or 61)411[11hitiee peralysirei . •its thremeaing at!na ; only from beginning to end, but from end id begin- .. 1.1 ." 401'.....1,10_,__asisti't to. its , i , s, indirect] - r , and, laitly, completin g i his ektet by cowoinsing the aria- ping. Doling the latter part of the youth's recitation, 7 ""‘ 17 1 1 P• 1 " . '“, t'' " •r ..,. , .._ _. , - -: .4qcraiy_cif Euterpe that that nigh WO it An •end. This be slits interruprea - . oy a• weggislnguersonatitialling O'n - tbe - riteint of die above l - • , ' '''' is doe.Wt, Virtues and calcite' of him who, knew quiet- DM.- Veil; you have giventier et watalight timeards, lwtid ,ilelt*Wtti,l..seWit_l4Allitehrilled• .:" .li. to command' t h e peripic only - dry uniting himself with dud * bickward‘ itor kt -us hair italdirrnyett-,.Mr.C. the PYouller;" He ! PrOet . : •• -• ,• them bp the bonds ot,pliilanthropy and linowledge. atinvesOiet piqbedinthis uaerperitailsuggestanr,• am% f ound that hew is gone .to a, p zi :i , _,.• w • ,•,.. . .. ftr ' riii name of Mr. Cannieg Ina thus become insapavobly ' iiiid criiilMinciff 'a long ezpostulutorydricomms deo ie , w t Pu t _ il t. ,,,,ettottt, " fili z ,,,„titti e . ot ,_ „ . g ll', ll .• .iL • • i• • ~,4 0 : zet ea d ,witIrthe history of Mliiiko. - The tears. of all .feliding - irliidy stein, andAndigoataVy tatibusios dun • ,fie q wr-r O e° ma t te,* -'1 ' . .. 3•11 ~ , Lir A Asilbiutlettittir4, itisll•il or and •,othei freemen will - ever innistea t h e- Kid never btlfore been wriesultedi'lPhis lesigthy appeal s , 1 . "4 1 joatb of Mr:oaring:. The Portuguese and the votaries however, had no other effect thati`to•-itall fattis4logfole, • vii t ii •: . liii - iifttOierin%iit* . . •• • , t..• cif the furoppli liberty, who-stilt aat.the bread•of .the, lowing from theisaine lekntless•wiso.-" linear -Mr: C o, ' • dadliliiitadlistaitltb'iliat' - 4r v'beitefieettee of this distinguished min, • whilst weeping. now let's have alt that backwards-L"• '• • ~. • ~..., •• - atish:lA ilittlii i Vietter l froit '1 •a. 3 • • : '• • • A (se livid% 4:4 the i r protector, oboist •csoWii 'Ms.-tomb with • liaterday an inquest was held ay.St. Dutbolornow4 ~..„,- ' ;.,,, 1114 1*, i ref a _s_"* .6ofr lng ) In , ' ciekklure s is, andindelibly ongsave tie taints nose with' .Hospitali on the body of •liatala Dangleft alias-gout;. ' N ' vs ", i l* sly ', gulf* ~..-... 011(11111“lb$ hillfitil led .1. •-• '- • ::•••• • •S• ''' 4 ' . , who lost•her liie•in Me' following baaariers.....ltspospred p er '~ !PP, _ _,,.._ed illtl.l • '•'. - • • '''.• .";" 401 if Mere Has the friend of an men, ' that the deceased resided with a maw tleaMi . JlMArie ~. qten_ ft : . WI bSt ;..ll : l4 2ni 4 Pnat i r_ 4 s it, • s. lillniankTs - is-a firtmen.belonging totheßagle InsuratiCe Olfsols Ilk ir,... -' ?1 .11 " "°.5 " .1 1,Fi r t°' ° ••. t . . .ri,. at' trembler: .. .-, • . I • t . • • adi - lie buried." a placcealled Church entry. -.lon.frundarseetisaight be, tit Mkt. "flAt'f;WlT6t. -84 ret •' • . '.. . - .J 1404 4toresi" s. - Ilionillithucely one of the witikt it 41"derri'its ' insik "' I tionehossetto bis di aper, and booed lthe deceased in a . . . -,--, e t•••- • ~ - . • : ' . ' "P ':iarfsia Jr . . :. ,enitll tblit riquiptiiiiill'a "eribbte. bias " Mtn .Con, same of qmalicasioni. , , He told het &bat she eugbe.to • • , !I.L. • ... 190 come with sf•ie.rn. . , ... moeop, tiff cosi, koaa 'a l oes . In tfiere ashame4of beamdf for. Weigle/ therA, when she abuse piFiget = - .._l 7 f4 i pti,. wAtt Itettleg• *et ' ' s .i': . t. .. , i : '*. 7 14 - fitilleierva' tied it. Not the him, adlichrovisrfork Ott itnowtsieb - muck him oo the. cfl e d . ..,... n wfO . ., A art P.ltteutte: • 5. v : . .. 4P... dr - E., : lpfirtstakeit •gb jesigi , , 'hie head, and.kdociard ,itis let off; hor *is asisch ;ro t as" • Aperilit'arraii tire Plotier; , i ..,„.. t ., . . '... '' -`• ;Irv - . killO~e to &per* with' inu her cbadoctp and lakinqapst saisettpan,. threw, -iii rot. i . 1 . 1 P.,..„4., 41. .._At'11 1 t th4:oo . . • '7 -4 " . :? . 0 i. •- . floes weleplng: The A 11 for :it struck beryls dos ftwebemknad.shoirdepobowje . 4 .0pfl prgiOrti eg 04141 ' ; sb k• M r la/oth - tiit 1 . • '"''''• • ''* " trr . letiiiitraislar, wilt Write •ad i i&iisiam toshoo rostOdcandabebloottiosbusl from amolad L u: . r. • •iv , . b '- " I ' 4.. p ii itto . : .--'• - - • - 774 .7.7 , eihicts *ad .. . Git Iraq. shediett4kiewilk . 1 . 0- Illatt aluirr-igh l o 'hta -.„ •ix . *. r ihiu Pogo or be& wade. ' -4 ~ , %Whets • ' At opposeedyhistelie 444404 cop if .. si.. ,. : i. ' e ' t, -.' ' '• 14 ..i .. Plu::litd ,;ai, lit . sls -%' kleollgese lAA le • Fe* et Ceisimbill: / ~ , ...1 esinseiaideldat clfistedmpleartagoXo a.terlsteeaMo OM** • • ._.::,' -9. 4 (19 .. 1111 * ( t r ,- i • Ift: 4 *Mr Illei sagas el , • et Ilk Mesclaise: 11 1• 4 *‘ itabdOsorted-hies, - and wets co elute op* pm . ; P.m% ... ir rk- ... .ofil . *. • b,i El 31siii isa 4for -s• , : • ..i V!°l• 4 .-1 ‘l5 -•-. 1 • pt Jlempahn dm/ sates noilds Verdict Of Oa* ~ gi- a lu i S• -1 . . .. - - _ . . a s igamettireml`aalliatimartellealittAkititia 1 ... ...A:, ;.. ilk tsTrAfik.... f!?.F . . , , . .• . , • . . ...., • - . . ,••,. , ‘.:-... • /:., - •- • - . 1.. • • - . •• 6. . -.• ~....„ ..: f •„„. -.7 't. 7- •tt , s, • . - • • • z_ ''!`. •-• it' -t . ' • - - . - ./.• , • • -,'". ' 'f . ...! %.• ,- •. , .:- 7,, , ~ .. ~• ~ ". „. ' . . - .P • • 'U I F , '4 ~ NMI • 4 .- •evtilltr i POLLCA psj, N ' MANSiOgP VIOL Testardly theififerpouns taws. Magkr64 went /taught up ' . r4 t pr . Ellsnborosigh's Act, wit - Um' lisined J'adies !midst :trig eentfiefite isf dre surgeon , te►X. •)t Wised tiasedie , wain& andd butyst be pro:skinned out . Mr. nobler, pm: applared for . tr 4, and tenactsd bill, stating Was -Ms clients: "" ' '' ' 1 - i'lle Lost. Malmo refused to' 'to be r awards • • • • . GUI ffigisepl'fasappeort was charged fitylfigi gorteitho Me limp • • ear n? thiFthey 'Week . Iffonverle.strect • The prisoner ;bilge been mere pretence, ar Ite had neither s. Browne, nor did he take them to Oat C'entlinfan's eompliinant did not peers the'c'harge s 'aief priedetre hating " Q . Meted, astd:expresred great regr?t,theevirdieellarged. 4 • Weaverowko wasiannughebefore Vs% Alderman Tuoursoll de Saturday, for amauldng his wife; end itas ailovied then to gd le large on condition bf his appearing, testerdai with two had keep the I;eace, came actordinell before Mr. )(harem Ottol'e, and stateirtnat he' hstivotiblren able•to encore Skit 't • Mittetiale then had the erne again gone into, when it op: peleed thitehe bad sot ill/treated Eh wile, therthe Aidetitian eunsia deredit' his duet Mktunit Wale* for mantbr ff ail: '• , • • 'ai• 'c BOW STREET.'' - •Yestertley Afirry * Alull Wereet Was mowed of steeling a fur muff; thepttipi:rte d Mart& IMbWrie • e• "' • ' ••• The prolieeiiiet ! etated to Mr. lieteeethat else managed the Et. hialidn'OfiCerriefielogy.l he Strand: ' • t' .. •.• Mr. FrAtidi„-Tbide *sea it many eshibilisms of Wokbology in the StrandVa'nt'tliereigote • r $0 I res .- te.,, • .iCiiinpliinant (with seeithe)--No, Sir. , 1111r.' fteese.iilf by,' ire I*k net a great many oyster shops ?-- (A srhile.) ' ' ' ' • 'Complainant acquiesced, and further said, that the primer kinne in under preftlice ill weal,* the nt4,tress of the tinit.e, and when discoiered;- bed thii Muffin ter psiseessieni winch ski , itnme. Mate , J Matey th rew back: . ' • •• ' • ' ' • The viewer said that she went there ter the purpose of waiting for a young person to accompany fleeter the "ekblisition. 'Her bus. band was a compositor, living in Poppiu'eceurt.• Mr. Reece said sbe should not " pop in" to people's places that way, and sent her to take her trial. Edward George Bulleps *as placed at the bar under the following circumstances :—,lira. Elizabeth Stariley.• residing hi Belecoort ; lAncolii's Inalfields, stated thatsome time since she was (rein home foe a few days, and on her return was surprised;to find her room enipty. The prisoner lived in the house at the time , but left it shortly after, when sbe discovered that the key of his room alsO unlocked her's, and on ascertaining wheri he had removed to, Ala dhon was directed to search his lodgings,-abets' he round a bed, blankets, table, carpet, tablecloths, fire-irons, and upwards of 130 other articles, all the property of the prosecute'. In his defence he declined saying any thing, and Was committed for trial. . MARLBOROUGH-STREET. A respectable tradesman residing in Orford-street, came before the Magistrate, and stated, that a short time ago he became ate , quainted with a man who is in the habit of being bleed as " straw bail." The man whited to transact some business for hide but applicant havibg Wen informed nt his real character, refused tobave any dealings withblin. -A re* days *retie met the same ism at a public house in Clare-market, and after a abort conversation had passed between them, the man left the house, and shortly afterwards returned with two Sheriffs officer% and ire was arrested at his wit fora debt of 4.5 i. 101. although bead not owe the man one reredos. He west to prism, and was - soon steer libecated open payiQL— ng Tne applicant added, that the moo of whom be complained, obtained his living by being hired as bail, and making fictitious arrests. He bad been convicted of perjury. and suffered two years' imprisonweet for it. The Magistrate recommended the applicant to indict the party at the ensuing Sessions. MA RY-LA-BONNE. Jane Atkins, an old woman, who said she lived In Betintal-green, was charged with stealiog pewter pots. A stranger in the street, on Saturday afternoon, pointed oat the petedner to Thomas Anthony, pot-bof at the Globe, lo Michael& sheet, and inquired whether he thought sbe belonged to a house, foe sbe had some pout in her pont-salon. The pot boy fol lowed the prisoner into George.street, and seeing she had seines thing bulky under bet cloak, asked bet what it was. She replied e.pothing." He turoed her cloak aside, and found she had two quart pots bethoging to Mr. Underwood; of the Sldp,.in Upper blary.la•beene-street, and he took her tg his horse, where, open searching her still farther, a pint pot was also feand belonging, to Mr • 'Joshes, of the Neboo's (lead, in Upper Calarkoa-sweet. • The property was identified before Mr. Hoskin& The prisoaer baring no derelict to make, was committed . to Newtate foe trial s mid the Parties were bound over to prosecute:' - • -"' • • --• :WORSHIP-STREETt • . Yesterday three men, named Walker, Smith, and Nkhegs, were brought fee further examination before Mr. ilamensitoe, *barged with an, extensive robbery in Toole)-street, Borough, ft appeared. that Walker also' stood committed for a burglary hi Featkhitoire stria, in the house of Mr, Prichard, and stealing a the* of which was clearly identified by a boy who slept in the shop.. The prisoners were remanded for another examination. LA 31 BETH STREET. Sarah Robinson, the' person at Whose suit dlieen (*hewn tried for, and acquitted of, cutting off bil eldiffelheed) kis bW coo. Sued six months in -the Horse of Correetion gm violent threat, against her, stated to the Magistraerthat be was that day released, and on his return boom wish his- father, lbelatter'in horrid terms threatened that his son should be revenged on her befbre Ain; she therefore decoked her life in danger, and having swore to that eifeet v -a Marmot was issued and given to Dalton for illeinediata eneceelon, , who lasts trey went fpr that purpose, but sorra returned, stating that both realer mutton were in that Wanly state of Lerma' ta i l4ta v reeidefed it inipmspoldibir tines app eal:-'lye **rim 'Wads rm. • • • A' • • • 92 "' , IOP3 t i. 30: • • • • - sutra. . • As Cmigmaddle, oa the 1 7 th ult. the Lady, of Capt. Mans. of the ith7oo,..ol*.i_datighier. _ • s. - 'PARRIED. Monday Bennie*, in Pfd. Dr. William Roalbli, of the Gram varsity of - Edfilbtailt; to Lndt Maria Gordon, of Pent 'dada. la- , DIRD. Dec. So. (lig weeks aiter gee decease of Ms wife) Mr. Leath wait, sea. of the Royal Racktitge, and late of Islington, In'the 65th • year of his age. ' ' At Calcutta, on the tnth of July last, Capt. James M'Leekie, et tiarithip Countess of Dunmore. Aim,. 5, at Demerara, in the 47th year of his age, Alex. Mune, ° Rig. Lieut.-Colonel conimanding the 19th Regiment of Pont: a pliant and able Officer who for thirty years had been in cottstant .service. He perished in the prime of life, a ulethn w hit seal, to the harming duties of kitties's., and to the fatal influence el the clkonate. • , , _,- ... . . ‘NBWGATE AND . LBADBNEIL ilddtititTß, Doe.'3l- Beef 3s Od to 4.s _. ..„ . . y 1 i e . i ...:. 41 4d co is' od Wigton ..: As Od co 4* Risk :..a.... o4dtods Od . - • PRICES or HAY amp STRAW YESTERDAY. suss a. Worritwarra. Hq 41 6. Od to SI Ss Od Hay 5110 s to 41 15; Od CiOTOf 4116 s Od to SI Ills Od Clover 41 106 tab SI ISs Od "Striw 11 los od to 11 144 114 'Straw 11 116 is •IT 14s ost --- - PRICB*OP SOB, PER CWT Doc. 31. NEW !MOM , Knot sass. . Kent 114 s to 11106 gent 711. to 1000 &Auer Essex 110 s to WWI !truism ass Me to illOrkatcOMs. 1993 - to 1945? • PRICE . .11111r, uspluta. ._ Best Dressing Hides ....... ......7. - :..'. .. .' . 156 d to 174 • CAnittiott Dlfio 5...:.-:..,...: . :. t ...1 . 174 to 194 • IC rop Hides;36 to 4001 too etittlas'i . ...l 4 (l. - to' l 6ll4' Ditto , • 45 to 501 b 1.............,...24, g i rt& .-• . Calf Skins, 56 to 401bs ......,...•»••r •• , , 41 Ditto 60 to •70ibs ~..........•-....2 54 t 4 $64 Ditto • 76 to • 80lbs '1.ii.••••••‘ . • 4W:is - nif 1110154 Smelt Seals. G reenland ).... ..• «....•• •••••••••• 194 14111941 • ; • • Timed Hone. hide'......... a. 1....W0* 174 Li 011064 How [tides— .+.. i .........i...5 s q 4 old . ; • ~ COAL' 6 ilat • gblpi 'et Msiket. t - f4t Newentle • ,•• r i :e*i Sup4erind Pik*. 590 44 Pi Vs 3d 31i --- grin s!sestbs- 'fl ay operate princii they promote a proper ac bile;or correct it when in a s 'stoats cis and bowels are grade to the hilidry ducts and strew! %o those wbo suffer from net 1011 4ndigestio9, and gouty affection- The Bilious Pills have the the Government Stamp on mei "mars Church-yard; and by .1 dons and W. Pegg, !Jane-sue . iteirCesstry, price its.litt! • .12H1L8LA4248, REIEU Ail-Rio INS are: pre 1 lia thelt”tbrirciiiing • Itching BEAD'S 'ESSENCE of M U Its extrithrt/InirY 110BeacY in Ri . thmik, tini :Consphilnti of the i 7 a96lllll'Has been 'unknown, or i actually broke, WHITEIIEiI 0 oh* ige• pain. and. CetripeedilY eflicadous for all ilkondltioned t~pa,. Ralph* Wags 3, tie Taro, New. Mors, sod Elya4 jaleitsis, and other flcorbrajki, flip ' ,':1111tri Ts Perhaps the most i remedy in the w..rid, curing th E•_ span bitif the time usually hrocatton ; la .also heals Cu tp, ti4s. Th.ons, Splinters, ' Au( *moat or psi v. presenting equitlly usafut in the various *cc .., ploillistle remeny I' snob u.vc.)rr lards). sensible to its own cond. - ,40parea only, and sold ivy I • street, Seho, Lond.m. The , ths Cvratr at I $.l id. and us. 91 . 'hill,'llftil roily be had of elm liiiiduth. CT Tie Gmuine has the us , StarlitP. MOM TH7E . LON D MILITARY • . *is Resisnent et' Light Drag fMm bug pay Light Vitlisto Pitrisukce, who e: bitii . litttet-:-Captain Charles Ja *Re probated; I Captain; torpurchase, vice E jp_ae Lieutenant, by potchas • Dtio•— ; ,..Captain Julius Gr• • eke Lord I.oughburouith, pt • DitteCornk St. Vint; : by purchade. vice Led Pratt , ptincombe Pyrke, Gent. Cotton. • IStia Ditto--taitifo" belie'; • "fee ItPiapter, Captain, byfpulikage, via •' Vet to be LieUtenant, by pu 17th Ditto--Captalu ; " purcliase, "Vice Bacon, who Rticon to beCapialn, by 'On Percy to be Unite' .14tbridtin, Gent . to be CO lirginvent of Fops Puerds .% to be Li• 7 'vi r tie Khollis:prn4otc'd% Pt %. - from the ltft 'Poet, to be I • vice Sandilands; 'Jamieson , moot Phipps tp ba.Adjutais .otl itelinient of Poot-To purchase, vice Ch Archltialtreititiei trotted. :Tv he Ctiptaios, without pure vide ; to 'be 'Lieutenant, vice • Flea Pots. ;skliithorqo be Licutetutnti . Noel pf Potties, fromthe 81 t/kir Cbrehestei, pVortioted •-frotii the 65th Poet, withimi Sib :Ilitto—Jtalpi Cfseney; Gt Singleton, promoted. 11th Ditto-.TO Reirfey, front the half pay„ • ' 'vrbo rehatitbs; kteni vice Rowley, apptiftited:to 16th lbitto—John fieer Prot • ,r *oft.; ed to me . t ens n Janie • • •Liiii`t Infantry Pei:dbl.', tb Olathe, who eschinseb. • , tto-- Lieutenant Chun oot, to be Lieutenant, viol 30th 'Ditto— Rpsiten , Roderick POnt, to : be Lieutenant, by s3d Dltto.--Captahi jtsseplitt trip Fotiarty, arbo Et-tires; . _Xusign, by l orchase..vice It 4etbDiito--v arterniaster Si ailaer; trl deie ellfht Dktii--Lletteniiht WOE . ,Foam, to be Lbrukenasitotic aut Duto- r ßnslign Bettie J. ( ,pioioted. JOla Itastury; &balled' Kirii's . Japes Diuo—Rosisp cot,, to . be..Lim?testar!, !it • itte—baptsiVator;s • beCiplaba, ca Edward II • aka.dffereace • Ilisc,l;ntto-rloienteeant 'obit j'he lAeutenauti viep We upon half pay Slat Ft Ditto—Maack Bid,'le without porchaitc oral Hi OetkPlkle-liospltal Mabee Apt TS& atto m —Captaiii !Milan Lektratinies Spencer Chi .A4e4 Ithearto be Capt.+ littler 4. Forth to be L George Bpitb vice rait. lietiliDittli.:-Lie`niehltot Ibi be Lieutenant, wk.! (bolt trona the .Ih. oot,ie o w l s ebtle „ vier 'DiticP•;• - w • Foot,to b* thooseemej v 124:11 taken plate. Ditte—Captito & an Ciplatb, vice Jelna• Gt ; tlifirettet fklianDlito—Liegtentnetbia be Lieutesaut Calomel, e Wt p 'Artie %Atm*, • CC E 51 11V NE . • GIN-110t782. . -7 , .. .. ,u 4 tettwu amiss. Zeta% a mmo ' , p fqr further rpipthsallltift26 2 , o 4 , • • . , t, with' halls Itit itOll - I dli n who dressed fietith's wounds int , • ''' '•' if 1 de ittW heatiul.lotht that thitatisai . -., • ) ti. ...• ' -t 'O9 tof 4allet. ' . - • ' du tt s ropee, Catinon uPd Mager' . • a w'rbriplidi tii "Wats r ;;J:illiti::]id4;41:4:1111::;;diliVett;11"; 'Xlliiii3tiall;l:llbve;ri‘ia 15 r wit !.Yawed, ao4 it was %and to • roast time. To an eztensiv tie Lad neitbei beta sent ,by Mr: ipappißyed them iu the tenet obi to . 1,14 t O'rtliinfaris 'house. The .171 n rIVNCINII6 ' ". NATI • ..• Ra s NI - ;i1; ; ;;;fg - ate, i •11111 SunSerland ,1111. :) ,;t . . / Dog let : kV, w• ati ii 4pro n alo lon tid ilthe cat ; a W /Agit "t &QM FUL7 1. 1 1.. . mi ni m s Wier belinstin, vice Green, " Starrilne • • ^-, , 114 4S- minuses after 2 Mumma • • . 1* Lk:tenant Colonels t owe: .lOMCliarlesSpcncio Church' it the 15th ' • rge Betteley Moir • • Jiknies Aleiandl • 41 4 .1‘Dtgoons ; fronithe 34 Fe • II IA