Star. — London, England, 1826-01-02 00:00:00

*, • THE KING. • - - • , --...:—.'.. ... a. , ...;. . . ..s igpsoit, JAW. I.—N iS MA:g4Prillarcl INA* b. o • ‘ ti , iF mor ning at the New Private Chapel. The ii:, • ~i 9 . onscr, Sir %V. Kauai., and nearly the Whole ti f zt.A. Officvrs of his Majesty's Household Were ie.' . . . M, •'' AJEstr did not take his usual airing on rriday 1 ,, ; zi Jay ; neither is it expected that be will leave tbt. i- . .,.ry 41 l.ndge this afternoon. ~.e Doke ot Douai' and Sir W. Kermit. arrived , st ... Le Itoysl Lodge yesterday on a visit to his MA -0,7,f, k4-ho entertained them with his Suite last evening at ,i-.. er • ::1.11 Highness the Princess AUCIUM this day had Divine fr-:t:e pt.-donned at Frogmoss Lodge, for beivelf and Household. t, -.IK lies. J. Gassier, Chaplain to her Royal Highness: • • . 'MANCHESTER THEATRE. —.•...-- ..ae umiak which we noticed some daveogo, as taken place on the opening cf the Manchester :ie. on Monday last, in c , nsequence of the enigage ,. . • 13 :instea °14 d il tif ie hrrs: irbmbotnh,ecolneAidnitlrlegri female perform pfnlO Toeiday, Wednesday, 'a n d Th urs d a y O n ti ., . Wedrem:lay evening numerous placards were exhi. I , 1 ; ,orne. (which were amusitg et.ough, considiting tl•t. part 04e eshibitlts ot.thern "ere acting ; the folioW4 biz. k awing otherc, were displaftd: • I .. Britons detest Tyrants"-L" Lewis is in the house"—* The garages onght to he fined 1001. loran' strewing Mrs. M' Gibbon to play lier character this evening" ' A U t.!;arsfng favourites"—" Six I i venters or dill Thorny w .: owls seen here after the td Jannotiy"—" AV. 101. boats" —" Su ygvet "Airs. Oglivio"--", Hear and see before you condense )l.‘. qinvie—she cadnot in the slightest dept. have offended." Tharsd.iy, Mr. Clark, the Stage Manager, ended. vo-red to calm the troubled ocean of the audience by il:• rini:l? them a that the Managers had in prepare.; .. •., a Nil and accurate statement of the circumstances t• -. had led to the unpleasant business,' and wools! i.i .1 tly be enabled to lay it before the Public." Facie) evening King Richard 111. was performed. --t .i..un after the commencement of the first act, Mr. • Arke came forward, and announced to the audienak • ~ Mrs Nl.Giblscin hid been re-engaged. - A simuU coos burst of applause followed thi s announcement, .ng 1!.: i A !le4 etsdnuschiering,which lasted several minutes, place. Matters being new comfortably adjusted, pelf,' mance was suffers d to proceed without further teuu,ikr. The hostile placatds, amongst which was le as la- ,te as a house door, inscribed .‘ Manchester have Mrs. M.Gibbon," were taken down, and ri was put up on the upper side box, inscribed .irs. •.ribbon i.re-engaged, success to the Theatre." he ast was striking itt the extreme. Mts. Ogilvie, Letui c never had made her appearance but amid I, , rting aid hissing, received the most flattering ap ;,1;(-.sc... • ? Ir. 13 •oth, aka, received his full share of ap -1:3( .ation, and the other performers met that welcome on their first appearance bey wet e denied. The ILID Captain WA LDEORAVE is not likeli to au* — tr , •T bad etlec s) s from the accident he lately'. w th. DRAT*. OV LORD ARTHUR PAOST.--it is this week . rear paiefil duty to record the premature death of Lord :tr. -PAGET, of -the 7th H ussars , sta ti one d at Bev - hick was occa s ion e d b y an acctiert whil.t ."1 Aare time ago. It app e a rs t h at his horse tai ' to attempted leap, and fell ua p4 its . ir ~.... Ile was speedily removed. and every attention 'l , 44olssiltins, but with little hopes of his . reednerY. A" leer dous.ago an express was searof far ige4striessedq p.; , eat,the Marquis of A trot.r.sn*, 'bbt Worn # hii''iry iiTaitlinguthful Lord had departed to aniither state cI . eiistence,- : fork !Jerald. Nladrieritselle Bohm, will make her fi rs t appearance, . :t tlibilitar's i rbaatre on Saturday next, .as Paisttide, in %tit Thlt.liatee 'Opera of II Crociato, whictl char icier' -42J#4,y g a r sustained by Madame CARADAII. This' inngrakent originates in the desire of the Manager to retitle*. the new prima douse to the subscribers and. psiblit without delay. Madame Caasnoat . .is . #leesfiVib appear in the .... in Bagdad, of PACCINI.. Thrikday pa in .the opt of the King's Theatre,, nbicbietiournounc e d for Sattitio. arose from the diS eu l t i es by •Li..futbi' utter of Mad a m e DOwnrr,• the new singer, was rit• tardtii:;'. r understand she was detai ne d more titan a week tattle pa,a3ge . M ont C en i i b y the s n ows. She did slot arrive In f Lention until Friday. The Limner is said to tell , mach al ribs !:rength of his pope de bake. An(m'g the distinguished compass, st present visiting t',4 Mugu% and blarebiogwas of Heirnae, at Hindmito* Cut* Are the Viscountess Massimilkut, , Lady EILIZIMITII SUMS" Lady ctkisorava and Mr. &rue, the Ladies Mamma and BUlLT Nlort:asu , tIONTAOv, the Lords, Wanyrnassav,Valwass.and Como Russau., cns of his Grace the. Duke of Ammita. Wcare happy to r e c o r d t h e benevolent conduit of ~..e 4eii. Wat. BiiitivisT (iephew to Earl BATHURST) ReciOr of Marwick in-Rtmet, and the Rev. J. MitiLos, (#* SkiltOn, near York, who hare exchanged the notes IiiILNIVORTI3 and Co..whith were in the hands of . theta poor parishioners,for good notes or cash. This, at the relent season, is a commendable way of doing good, and lessening the pressure of an evil uhich has halm with a heavy weight upot the poorer classes. A omelantholy accooal, was last week received I °Mk WeA o l3itin,wicLatiiing the loss of theWillitins and Amelia, of Devonport, by striking on some socks in a dragster,. Capinih Jones and six of his twelve mariners ,vese etunately drowned, one of w h om was a fi ne Tout,,: . nineteen , son to Mr, R. P oc k e y, o f P owey. Liarronil•rec coveting his health very fast r and ‘4lll cipitrbiy SO medical 'opinion, to resume hi s 1. - . - ofeeilinal avocations. Coiheit - Qatanen.—Saturday night, after the Play of 1 ii• Itilyto Keep Him, the new Pantomime of Beastly sad the, Beast .was performed at this Theatre to a crowded lunise at half-price. Mr. E. PAUL'S, as one uf the spriten,or devils, imitated Mazuldisa admirably. The twistingsiod twinings, of his body were wonderfuL 13 titIIVAI.DI, in !be Chinese dance, was exceedingly agile and graceful. The views in succession (clouds initnreaing) of Constantinople, St..Petersburgh, Am ste-la-n, and Dover Cliffs, wete admirably maneged, qtte highly interesting. - m . c Marquis and Marchioness of H ASTINGS and ', lr ' ; •Y are expected to embark in about a berusig_ht, in • ~., Niaiesty's yacht HIRAM, Capt. Lama, for Malta. ‘ .:l ,ens th an s i r bnnking firms, of which five are , = '.. W! y establishments, and one in London, appear in .. _ . ' ' ',-stele of Saturday, as bankrupt.. .. -. i 4ng the late panic, runs were made upon several :•-: Savings Banks, in different parts of the country, but the Savings Banks in Yorkshuie llave in , general, tad r 1 de man d s out o f the usual way,,' Tie 'depositors ore i • are that.thej have the Government-of. the won- any `-, their seturityiand that it their Wong is not Ade in these institutions, there is no place of security. • ' An' Dowage r Lady ROSIHIORS died last . week; is 1 7 41 . Her Ladyeldp *as in her and year, in the fan vissessioa - tor knacks seed, spa the amen* at bays‘aib. 'NO Irml "dile% she centimrei to .exerdse4ee social and bospintbk. mir !he: Y++b~ly . c 41.4: :c ~~ ,~ (when Black _ , hat of a moderate size, bent in front; the crown ornamented who profosion of velvet bows, and a gold slider in the centre; rose colour strings, the same as the ribbon round elm ihruat, which ties in two bows and long ends, supporting the coilerette of worked muslin. The hair in ringlets, and cap a irais pieces, with a narrow full border, fastened under the chin. High walking shoes of black leather, lined and ed with fur. • • Evangel Dans.—Drns of geranium colour Gros de Naples; the corsage made to fit the shape ; rather high in front, but lower on the shoulders, and trimmed mind the top with notched roche of the same material; a light folded drapery. in the form of a stomacher, adorns lite bust. The sleeve is short and extremely full, and sat in a satin corded band, with long white crepe lisse skeverinserted at the shoulder, and confined at the wrist with broad bead bracelets and ornamented mancberons. The skirt is made to wrap, and flows off from the left side. and is shaped chk. enlarly on the right, just above the wadded hem of the petticoat (which is of the same Gros de Naples as the dress), and is trimmed with two double ruches, deeply notched, which have a very pretty effect, particularly when made of the Italian patent craps, the transparency and richness of which are universally allowed. indeed this article bids fair to resume its station for Ail dress among the haat ton, as, from its superiority In texture and appearance, it must ever be a favourite with those elegantes who prefer excellence to cheapen. The ceinture is of Gros de Naples, edged with corded satin of the same colour, and supporting a gold watch set with rubles, and gold chain and trinkets. The hair is in large curls, and forms a kind of antique wreath round the held; a cluster of winter dowers is placed on the right side. Earrings of pearl and gold; shaded gauze scarf; white satin shoes.. Ell ..b. Johostln. U. Maynaid,*/. Pitt. Itteedon, J. Dunock. C. R. Cur. ' :11.trah, G. Trait*. • Lord William Paget it appointed to command the Philomel; Captain Crowdy, the, Badger (fqr home service), at Chatham ; Captain Ssptimus Arabia ; the North Star, 24, at Woolwich.—z Lieut. Spencer Smyth, of the Vrtemtstith 3ealdphoie, to be Second Lieutenant of the Victory;. Lieutenants Joleph • Cammilkn aad Gordon hi' Donald, to fie Prince Regent; Sparke Tirsmson and G. C. Otiver,Spartiate ; Snow, Maitland, T. A. Lewis, and W. H, Hill, Superb; Witham, Chateria, and Mr. kPLean, purser. Phi: lomat ; Lieut. Boultbee, North Star; Lime George Kennedy, Badger; Mr. Huntekldaster, Spartiate; Mr. Ballston, matter, Sup g o d Mr. Kelly. eltleille:Giendower, to the rank o f Lieute nant and eoba oldie *Ward brig; Mr. Hooper, (formerly of the Heels) to be, Purser or Ordinary et Chatham, vice Mr. Chides Martyr, deceased. The Aunt to Lloyd's at Calcutta, under date of the filth states the troops at Arracen to be very sickly, the bliweatel and a number of dode*daily. • The Henry, Ma from L'verprel to Philadelphia ; Silk Worm, —, and Prances S. Johrsonediesw, from the liavannah, were drive's / on shore at Gibraltar, will many other vessels, par* culars unknown, during a vbia gale on be ath, 7.14 and Bth uk: Dec. 3E-- %VIM variable.—Arrived the Dart", Ccalsa, from Sc. Michael's; Saito, .T Doris from St. Peters:, hurgb ; and Weasel. Sates, from 'London. Salkd the Wither. force, Dascu, for Gibrakig; Maven locket,. for Lttbon ; Gnate CODD; Brothers, izitznW; ,Pesterel, Llamas ; and the Fanuy ei Ihuntatsitt a, for London. • • Dammam Pac. 29. —Sailed the Tetacie. 28, Captain th'e Hon. Femme= &labs', for Sheerness; Haetrouie, 4 aptain Score, for the West Indies; and Doncaster, Cuumie, with emigrants for New South Wales (several embarked fmm this place). Tne DMA% 46. Captain CHAMIERS, is to proceed to Lisbon, When she is fully manned, to relieve the Gtseetow. PontestoutJan. I.—Wind 'SA. W.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Aataiser,Wmt the East Indies and the Cape of Good Hope; Hope transport, from Kinsale; Arno, Young, Mid Ida, Pessatoae, from the Downs. Dolma, Jets. I.—Arrived off the port, the Ada, - Seem from Calcutta—sailed 14th August; and from St. Helena, the 17th of November. Spoke off Wham, the Cockburn,..--, fees Batavik all well; and Sarah Agatha, Minutia, from Surinam. Deal., Jan. I.—Wind S. heal brews.—Arrived yesterday, chi Colombian packet, joss', from Campeachy. Arrived. front this .ait4and remain, the Nereid, Peon, for St. Domingo; Petty, for St. Squeegee; and the Coventry, Potter, for the Cape of Good Hope.. • . • ' • • - 4 _, . , • . FEMALE FASHIONS VOA ITANUARS - -11 ' . lq 4 kVAt tII.IGENCL . --....... ..i.... i abviii , ‘ • 4. • tusg 4criall Ai l l's luMegfoliv *Ansi kts 1 • - 4. ;The., ,__Loras ot a lbeAtt ',roasted the togoWing 31 5 .1SOMIMAna Dassa.--Peline of satin Turnie, or Turkish ask fur 4 u al w ellnthf lle •• I" December • • of a rich myrtle green, wadded, and lined with rose colon ts 4 'n n Can • evifie; A; `'p. R. Vidal, X T.eith. satinet; the corsage made the straight ilmy, and ha. both in th e .To an Cossmainsni4: ,G. J. lbspe Johann( 1 bath and Brent, sad set in gatheta in tbe band; it clews in front, % ,n• CackerflUs... J. Aillinn..... ji lit. _. s, C:Ciaker, J. illaynai rzon atul is otnamenterlfront the throat to the feet with large issothiers "'linen)._ ir• G. H. wailbj* • u• Bonds k • ulamcitkt• of-pearl beldame; th e sleeves are of a moderate width. and tennis Top 1121111 , 101011*--C. C. J. Sekotnbe. W. Arlen, Q. W. H. ' toy, W. Wellesley., W. g Webber A. Bolton, ii. A. "Steed° Dated at the wrist with a plain double corded band; double Pelt • rine or caps deeply vandyked, and edged with very narrow chin. ably; F. W. Jesuit., J. L W. Hill. W. Hamby, C. DiAnoel chilli 'fur, to costespend with the muff and the broad chinebilli far Boltda. W. Breed's., Ms 11` ,W. Crispin. Hon. E. R. .se the bottom of the skirt. Buttons and trimming' (when not of Boa, R . Allen, W. D. Millet. • .Jeayes, A. B. Lowe , W. M. Do fur) are generally of the same material as the pelisse. Black velvet A. Read , W. Clapp, R. A. Kellett; R.. Kelley, K. J. :11, bat. of a moderate size. bent to hon. • is.- -...-- __.___._o G. Trnitnia._ THE STEAM-BOAT COMET. It is known that Duncan M 4 lanes, the Captain of , Comet, was tried and sentenceLto three months' imp: sonmeni, for running down The steam boat Comet. Application was, however, made for a suspension of tint sentence, and the case came before the High Court of Justiciary at Edinburgh, on Thursday last. The Lotto Arivocivra stated, that he was about to save the Court some treuble, by at once acknowledging that he did consider the proceedings in this case fable to an objection of a technical nature, as touching the mode of making up the record, which would render it, in his opinion, not fitting for the public prosecutor to 'insist for a maintenance of .the sentence against the isrisoner. L , )rd Gu.r.tea and the Lotto JUSTICE CLIME ap proved of the candid conduct of the Lord Advticate. The following judgment was then read by the Clerk of the Court: The Lean JISTICi C.Leaz and Lords Conindssinners.af Jut* dary, having considered the foregoing bill of suspension and lifts. ration, aad what is above represented in regard to the mode in which the record was made ap, in respect that the Ford Advocate * does not insist in maintaining the.sentence of the Judge Admiral,. suspend the sentence complained of allupticiter, and grant warrant , to, and ordain the blagistrates of !Idiot:mesh, and keepers of their Tulbooth, toast the said Menem higfones at liberty. A letter from Gibr meet' of a rein) vessel 04 latelj , appointed to Deinerara Papers Theatort Gadts Ordonnance of the tion of eltirslaves of meat i.f their condition. any person employinf set on Saturday And •600 guilders for every offence. An exception is made in favour , f local circumstances, such as saving or tending live stock, Ike. The usage of hnlding Markets on Sun. days is to be abolished, and slaves, when deserving pu nishment are not to be chastised with " cruelty or pas sion." After January, 1836, no &male slave is is be punished by flogging, under.a penalt; - Several other males* regulations are the Ordonnance, the extreme length prevents our giving more at present, •The beautiful antique pulpit Church, recently pulled down, presented' f carved wot kmanship, after the manner in the Catholic churches in the Low ' reliC was soli by auction during the purchased by a well known antiquary Nine highwaymen have Just been' sons of Mod:id. • They are part attacked the courier who carried the' the Queen of Spam to the Princess marriage to Prince Maximilian of Sal.ony, which is very numerous, is stationed " of Somo . Sierra. CHRISTMAS GAMBOLS. _ Mr. Lts.rort, while delivering his vegulasly.recored " Sermon," as Mate-worm, is the Hypocrite, the other night, was, " some of the noisy, holyday making ' ,he was declaring—" infatuated wretches go to the. Devil Raising himself league dignity, and with mock sternness Interrupters, be exclaimed, . with Stento " Silence, silence ! I say, ye noisy, Iphi:ding, wrlpes 1 yell all, all g o t o th e D evi !. 1 off The uproarious applause that folkied may rerhaps be imagined ; the performers were.convulsed with - laughter. I " And do ye r added Listow.". 'Yesterday was the anniversary of being crowned at Scone, in Scotland, Wychtirly, thi dramatist, 1715; Norfolk, beim by the King's' troops, 1776; of the "- ever knotni in London, 1779; of Jo" the East /odic% 1776: the death.of the author of the well-known spelling.l clergy of France being recalled by Bonaparte, and of Penguin Island, at the Cape of Good lit peering, supposed to be caused by an Joss BRIZTT I Esq. the Member lately purchased .of Mr. FARQUHAR surrounding Foothill, Abbey, comprising _ best game pres s erves in the West of England, with the Abbey itself, and above 500 garden and pleaiure-ground, in whit( most beautiful of the American plants profusion and luxuriance of their nati: The Scotch distillers .are in sad covcry at the Custom house of a. eta_ -Fari;ament which denies them the privilege pints into Englincl. They have so long • wits that commodity, that it ieluktposed flietss isostlelo those . trho have now .is lying in•bond and in the river ready application for sale, at the whole s, turned to - tkor i l • • a 951. to4Ageylram • hro Cl sin • • 1 11' the distiliCtu - 7 1' • !‘ •,- • " TIM KING O. SWALLOW AND Mueat.wrow.—This was a complicated cue of assault and battery, alleged to have been perpetrated very sidpktpropaishly, in the little back parlour at the Heath. Cock, in Heath-Cock court, Strand, and was heard at Bow -street on S star daf--,The complainants were a Mr. Timothy Townsend, a Veteran ex-corporal of Foot, in the full enjoyment of siipence allay from the Chelsea pension cheat ; Met. Sank Townsend, hii rib, a " mighty neat body," but very spare; mine host of the Heath-Cock, and a led vested member of the day-patrol. The defendants were Swallows, a stout, short, chuffy, hog •pozified young fellow, _with a hanging ortilnary dime nsions,und Mr. Ambrose Bulrgletom; a full-spread •fourt en stone 'suit, of rather uniertaker-ish tit sit persons, pl i miffs and del:siderite t Afx *lntl ph coineidence, !very one of btuised 'in the left dye bitty ; sEs OM, lit wiesiebefore the Bench, if you took clad . they looked 11kedecent people enough, Jut.if you took them on the !eft flank, their ap, ear..nce was pugilistically pia-green and diiieperable. The patrol opened the case by stating, that as:out tea l o'clock on the precedi ig night he wigs called in to irow" in the "little back parlour"' at the H eat h-C oc k, as aforesaid • , that upon entering the s aid li tt l e back - • • • ' :- 8 - 1 - tr -- ,nei — Svia _ brahar mentions a report or the loss ropred, sma ii. poi fr Tariffa, soppOsetao be the packet . tither lip of no oit sail bslweeis **lnd Bkrcelon% ..tintgleton, or BA sof a ISt re-some to hams. ,j • a sable . s 1 of the Mkt 'of ober, contains ad ' • Il i tegetha GofErnordisrlbe religiou s irritracf • i ,•it .sort,hl•l! F the Colony a lird for the illap4sh ' ---e. theta wits well btu iision.' By this if is ordained, -that t icy'stOod in wiiie log a slave between the ho urs o f sin- I on tbi , ribt NA , I 1 sunrise on ginday,shall to : fei t 600 h.... :c -- 6 !. —a. .4._ • 7 ` ' " •* l . 44 lir ' - . .... - . "'" . -" - harbour. male slave is te tie • lour he saw the defendant Mr: Ambrose Muggleion, ...• ' - . •-:It of 1400 guilders. ' .. . .. "whacking away at .I) tit other partier now.beture h... • ..< . -- . anfoelkaie.pooioqk a lisi.i.. itfc fir • for a - coach driver, : are pointed out in • . Worship • that seem he laid his hand u ' the lof which, however, -• ' ff this , .. . . P!!! ) who is old enotigrtobelier father. She eloped Ail*. . 'S. ° aforesaid Ambrose oggle 00, with the interion of f. hi m, and : assumed iu eoncealinent frnio her .friiinde . far retreat •b!ing disc•ivered; sho o :wit u- q elling the row, by first quelling him ; bot that t h e a • wee • kor twik • Her • a St. Cathierine's said Ambrcise. Mot having the fear of ihelaw before his nted 'a curious piece -d . inatt m the oit it ... .. • a takel hook end lit,serw3rcia_ferit to a house at. !In-a h-.:, : • , . eyes, di i. a . y reupo , nor into oown as nit canner of the pulpits _ as a pancak e. Monday se nrught,•fiecparausnise, with, her conserikarul l • . iw Countries. ibis pis. Ambrose m ;in reply to this charge, admit:el that • the last %reek, rind: something of thd sort might have happened ; " but (quoth JO if epprObatinni dertiolished thevindow at her apatrorenii . • - • • your W ors hi p w i s h., to get at t h e ri m o f t h e row , )4 , 4 , muse hear which was in the upper finur of the house, end tailied • spy . .. what the other plaintiffs have to say." . her off--. 7 t he people nokdaring to oppose him, his threits , i lodged in the phi- what Magistrate (Mr. Hama) acid, be had no objection to get at I f vengeance and determined manlier deterring..them . 4 of the bend that ,_ the root of the row, though be did not bow the root kl t. ite• presents seat oy ju st ify the ~,,,,,u on the,peaos °Meer. • • Imp interference. The girl is again in a hiding-placa.- , . .. 4of Lucca , on hie " Vey gc•od• (rsiolated Mr. Ambrose Muggleton); : but if I bi : t her swain his : been cinnotiitad to gaol, to avaii.liis* • ;aunty. .Phis band, struck the oMcer, I did it by mistak e , i n the Castration of the nerd fir; breakipg risto,.the h use s: lthil puttsas 'th e in- . .momeat r as Mrs. Townes tad will signify to your Worship , 1 !. ins r smates'in bodily tear. • - - t . • eel -in the mountains Worship will please t b hear her out, from beginning to end. " . His Worship acceded ; and h living admonished •Mrs. . • • . ..- .., .'. . . nis memorable and Townsend to be as suceiner nepossible,shekwent on to tell • • Monday eight it Ste b-nie oat, in;the tialitts at Seal.. . : I inewoorin, at Drury, a , long sorry, of V/liich the fblleping is the sub s t a n ce t- 'fi e ld B..ths, Leith,: will& eutirely.coostemed them.. 2 was, interrupted by hfr. end 44n. Townsen d tieing latletauely acquainted with ndne_.hotc CORN EXOI-1,114GR, 1 1 AUX-tirllkiaditiitit' 4. • ' ' • 1 , ing . 4. S oai, " just as and hones t of the Heath Cosh, went to spend the evealnirwou . The eirivia , of ingsr _ mug , ~4 oath i o n wea. .a...-..- -_,-___ www wows - 4 ~,.. - etches ! 741 all, all then, on the evening in 4 1nssenn:,"±t haat Chris!'nss tune' Mt% good, and of Oats and , Fl our they Were 'mo m * , i t: w Ambrose, litualphas, aid Mr. Samuel Svrallew, were of the party; morning there are only moderate eirlyale If a lt: Ofaia: li up with much•bur- _,._ and for time everything went on very comfortable, though o today are all made sobjeti to' Ow b ' t ee • . - . •% :ernness eyeing the they all began to fear that Mr. Sun Swallow was ingelphlng amps i s so j u n, that Wheat c i s , hi• oh i b iiiiirt '-• '"3 hi • i d , • Stentorian lungs-- heavy wee than would dp bins -good; that, In fact, he was very a. , lag mandai. • saki, far. s laking, ' j ai, - - --- an lii i amiss - whistling, infatuated likely to drawn What line gookmatuters he usually carried about . b at R ooted ,-, but ether lgettare,tat z. _ *eons • Aka m at • 1 , , „.„,,. li m ead e :y e Ma and a rbiltde d li %yr "t i c , : Itt:ret. " ___,"bar.ridtfthing edit at about the terms of last Mowday te .of gdad , Mkt • followed this episode 1 e , 4 e : me; dim a r d e th a bY le . let es;:el`wiwamrsiel. pawns : : n s ; h•Yers downy- and do oat clifedlasfjOlohfdrlilatiF w itildtina lA. & wnseol rforlers. themselves being Ilk :ere of a pensioned-soldier, with bee roamed sewer 7,17 dull angi rathef t h eagmr * - ' " • •:.o-:•,.,Lusa k2 . '. 31 • heat. Bed, no'r' 565. tk.sa., . .1144 1 . . mow • '" .a .--_ r .A . - And ye too' laugh, ditini by 48r aids , brimful o f plriaamascomfor t a„ she very tipple : .•it . awromr Ctilk Mi. M6S4 -• : . .' : ; 1114114411116. ilibit' . - i:' priataly•sehwasit that , sweet pang called H A Ikkier's %mato* " - - • . . Wbite, airw a ,4o., pa, , . ;4..7. ' . sp a , it s . ' . I • Chiles ... r _____, - bet the h ad -scarcely get' difeugh the first 'mama - when' M r . "I'iiil ere - 811..'isk.' • the Sees__, Asimoi.. Seiallow abruptly exclaluntd-N /3.-..n' a soldier n.,1;., ---- aa ,.. 14 „._ 11 " . I "' . . ' ..•11 nit iet or. k ..• "' . • 11 td, 16511 the.deak us "hiked's what . a bother. here is about soldiers 04 '''''''' '-'•--- .•- . • • ,:. .40 t - Malting, 31•• 42e. • ' Oats,"-Follegi iris, gilt. m a.. .. Norfolk, in Virgil*, "Illserlblidt - was law air! meth asssolsball at this, for p eas , G rey , l e g s , 4 4. 47 N . .4=4 . fi a4 f i tt.. . . • .- . , . , of the greatest 'tome . 4 ' 7 111 4er so l i t ed ." I " l " ain g l' a l d ""st i gi Reag 4 0- ti" 434 40.• 44ii . .r esti, SOL **.' • '• ',. • ' beer Mr. bad imbibesl•end tberaftiee, mt. Townotod "*. l e Im p,: ad s . 4 - ga .: - 7,........* .' Judges gnl l /ent w took isi MAU/ airier alit than mildly otaitotav that m i venter .'• ..„„.:,.' - 01 1 - 74 - 6 -- - ---. '1 : ~ - aefil t I . - ' Thomas Dilworth , was 1111 poi sin sa il or any day in the *ask •r bet the words were .. •,_ .;te *--' , m i l .- .1- • • odd; ...ipar 1:••;• ••• ' ' ''' ng-book ; the exiled hard!) , our of Ids Mouth. when "asp came Mr. Sam Swallow's, y. - - --"' 'i l ia - . 4 6 14 - igoyi.....- ... ~ 4 isoy . ; . right bind Sat agalow the veteran s left eye ;•• and sit emarated , ..lian itas iaas s .ag a ,..si . .. . Z. ra l l i t ila t s aak '‘ • • - ,'' i• y Bonaparte, f G ood Hope , ay. e c r a itsbo to disnep, l be n • ai fot t e a tel nt it up with a live-barred Accat c h fr om .... old. 46a. , .: sk oa. --- Tv .441, -, , , , ~.. . ► all was uproar, the tables were spot .- -• • iiiridt. in earthquake, 1809. - t h e liquor was siliSed- the g lance were sotashed...-the lights •B ritisk Ira . lion 1 A maatio ~.*, • , " i• -it for Wiltshire. has went eatiaguisbod, -everybody laic:may lo Me bop, of bitting ibe s t y ri , .., a the fine domain . castankliMu ,Ssin Iteratlaw-and. the cantankerous Sam Swallow. . m ak '- : " al 1 71 ".10004. . - , ~. . tilt away at everybody. The landlord called in the patrol-the prising some . of the rota a toss to ots say -the row raged as flakes as eves;' r ;, sad t es ti . f . Want • • fisslaY, ~ .-, I NU* ~,.? ~,..t „ i ,;, England, together . - w i re I t wa s tts:er„ e.v . erybody. had got a black or pea-green left eye. •. • HAIM lasts 4.1 " '• • i7l t 500 acres of flower- By this account . it aiSpearect-firstly, that the p..trol . .t k o soob l s M Z e T a P tdi n t thie tr i l* :: toir ,... 4 4 444 )11.11 : 04 4.144 - ' 411114 :,... -11 ..'-_'. . hie h the rarest and got his - theists_ merelf by . putting. his head into a place don e e re l ialid pek es ; Th e b e e f a we hem E h • nts Boarish in ell the where so *any -fists were *vies about at. random-con. Mao is. to. Sr. ad. per arose; nod Llncolne• • iy. *. . • . hive soil. • . • •eqacistly.hiv had "nobody .to.bbinse but himself; and -4‘,,...". to 4a . Ind- Iserleilee_ ~t the coarser idiesl e • • *, , ,..' .4 , ~ , . I dismay at. the dis- seecusdlf,..it • appartrild that 1 1 4e.,Sain . uil twallow, as ;„ 7 ,t, n toz:,,,r , „,: rdia rrii,.." - coat, - i • .. • .:. • 4. , .. , :lasso in the A+let of Mr . Ambrose tritsgeetoo had . allegoWns Waal the real all the beef Mee% - ure.efley toTi e . W.. is, r- "' 44 ''• 4 •: 4 -r•-' ' . •'!, • • rivilege of qt pOrtifig rot/tot* ;,..i. ... Whereupon the Megistrate.discharged rate areir'4l.• ad. teak lei she causer filwegram Ilk -. dab ' o long inundate* us Nti.°lfifilleritsb ' ' 6lo4l.tcrti, and oistered :iir....Benioel P ir ' eme "*. t _ e_, l " M •l nll A lL m it_ liltit ,_ t,_ & .1 64 • 1 1 1 g. . . ...:1 ,posed' almost .eule iliehilotetni'lliqbbail 44,6141 better- behaviour in fume s • • ' ?" - " 1 "" 1 "'""‘ """'''' 4- 1 .; :• 1 - ~.; . ____,l,_ at tit es. sa pse de. The IN* wadir •.- • . ; ill lame q.aillin 6 Flif 'ft et. i, 1? 0 . , ffirtst airir lt tai=i .... . -• . - • 'PO& War Ss. 44. to es. pair sien cesp =r iwaos tilla. • • • y - to An *di yelled no - ;14i, 01 •4 ! r 0 ,411 #al y L i m i, i p. 4 o h ch r ig at at i 1.31144 se Pa t• ss. ed. per stooo-Reosia. ..4: "IPA c lo, l w liiiire e egap, ille - VerPilikCim i gi‘ b Od o im!rP!! aise4 ,l tread. rt74",. '3ll l'aiwivii. "4 .ld r iie - itese• . 1 Mattee,44. IllpiAletod e •ciern en the &India , moue ] ; to city pot : tensely' in ThfactinrAistirr, aid sk - 4,)/ 10 . • 4,....a isoftgisvil, b.::-Hai per ...- sitirm .i . ~ l a • na s • - ' : t...e. ; . IVarilltlovMsefse irgb . antsif Of i•Hatt.k . . -. • -.7 Clover, Xi !,1) , 4 Ii A Amelia :1•1. t• JO.. se :. 4 e„... , , Y• • ' "-.r- ~ „( ~,,-....:. ••• .e , •• :: ..: .411... 47 - 4.,.. ~,m , "...t .i.,•, ! ;-*,.. 4 , 4 4, .. • , , k;. , .4, . • " .., • - :' wpm! 'I7r3INF` - . . • , . • . . . FIELD SPOitliCkilt 341.4010, • • .'" -areetyt-*M . *tom 1111hiAlnidt.0 01, • ' b0V1011416. • • . C 4 This adiesetisent may. be consider efl sis ti ti fighnOttl, it perhaps , the most general of field 1% 'rho use of the fowling piece may be saiter„:ll6linii:eda • 1 many there are to be fneiri I who -!arieri'd boin'ing as tr dangerous aniusemnt, a- d fa 'Cr , at the vety,sound -of the horn, their neck in jeopaf.l) can'tiV saf4y enjoyed by the aged a ti the tiriq. Ind, in fat's'. by alinost all clas s e s cosimonicy.'• trere are feW Gentlemen of exten s i ve lanied einfirrty win p are no tolerably liberal in regard to 'pe-ribitting re indulgence of this sport, host/e'er teniciot . the, may be wit!l tr speet to the foFlimr•pi:.ce; or.. in other winds, it is, Oa gene, al, limn! difficult th obtain i ernsis , ion to pursue Mos sp-iris. of the field wi h the •gun, 'though no layout is mom gracio.iisly* , ,grAnted than A few deys`•cour s ing daring the season • • Further, it is artioement which mg" uires little skill in the sportsin, the merit cinsiA ing err irely in the qualities or his dog.- Bence we fie. Auerstly see the manufacturing and comMettialclasses of society deprive th e r l oct d r o f hi s f ee, by taking the field with their greyhounds, .and defying dull care by engaging in this deli g h t f u l and re novating exercise. , • • . . On the genre ofthe wea t h4, last season was remark able, as hiving scarcely offered the hindrance of a sin gle day to the operations of the chase. So also up,to the'peiiikl when thest• observations were pdt together, no obstacle of frost or ',odd occurred to retard the exertions of the harrier or fox-hound; yet .from the `rawness of the atmosphere the scent has not been fa-. vourable, and, thpreford; though much gird sport las been in some countries obtained, fewer fos-briishmi rod . hare-pads than usual hale been won. The Nimrod: of the chase, ate, however, now generally mustered at the several head quarters in the r.eighboarhood of good covers and fixtures, and ere the month closes.,we shall, without doubt, have to report of days, such as . • " wotricritad the hunter's begirt to bear. And light the aged sportsman's thne-dinun'd eye, As though again frees beesdirresed covert, vast ." He viewed the felon break-m—.." k GLIBGOW f D.c. SU. f ; ; Wednesday, the Rothsay Cotton Worts were sold by public auction., • The upsetpriee was 21,0001: and they were purchased at 514,9001. for Mr. nom. Saute day, the lands and estate of Finnich Malice•and Crofton M'Cullock, along with a freehold qu•dification in the county of . Stirling, were sold by public auction, and bought by Mr. Turnbull, for 13,5504. - ' - Wedeiday, John Baird t .. a jouri.eynan . sheraniakesi. was convicted before (he Justices of the'Pena of inti midating men from taking work front a Company in town, and sentenced to three months' hard labour in 80/Jewell. . . . • • Mr: John .Gray, farmer, Illarerill. near Toter, Iste'y parthased some wooden diihei, for the porpoie of cot.. Lading his cattle's food. - They were paiwitd red Mid& and not beng sulfieieatly, dry when put to'utio . tberticid generated by, the beating of the bran decomposed this' • poisonous ingredients mixedin'the painti where) six valuable cows were poisoned. apd died sl.r4iliter.." .., • A silicking case of OM Witisider w.ti ' ' - :irtiojd •l t*, r, liitilittiboa•ft , nd of Camlachie, Du . • . 1 . ..wisaraaisii,. ... .. , ito4y Of i§op tililpgroka ferbale . : ",?,:„. 'la fboaig . .3 , .. I tiii niiiibi*,4.i i i *ltel4 , toizkosst soy t : Ik''. . ' 44.- 4 . • • - ' ' ' .*; • 1 ' .l• te f ' •-• ii , . e. et i.e. .' Liu . ND"! V. blf , ,C riv Ar t ; . ' - , 14 , 1 .. The fate. of Me..4ndren•,Petrie, mannf4tareiv, is . still shrouded in .simkiiess , OnSitarciay, a:sii.pnlinder was repeatedly Hied over:the wet do: k ars I tide ltnrbotti„ in . the enpectatiTi Oat the anncus.inn would . riche Ike body, if, as suspect6d, ,Mr. l'.tiie, had .Peft4sed-10 the harbour • ~ ,..t,e . 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