Star. — London, England, 1830-01-04 00:00:00

DISTRIBUTION OF THE ARMY ON 11111 In JANUAitY, 1150. Front the United Service Journal. I • twig "8„,1 Z 8 Kegirnents and Corps. Service Compa nies er Troops. t ot • ••• C tet Life- Gypirds 2d do • Royal Hone Gd... iit Drag.- Guard... td do Whence re• turned. Franco Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Spam 13nen. Ay. Holland France Prance Bengal Portugal Portugal §paio Francs Bombay Hoes minds Portugal France Franca 'nom Franco Franco Portugal Portutal Matilde& Cephalonia Trinidad Regent's Park Hyde Park Wiedsor Longford sd Jo Cabrr York Canterbury i Dorchester ' .12 de sth do 6th do 7tb do ltt Dragooos 2d do 3d do 4th do 6th dn .... .. 7th Light Drag Ipswich Manchester 1 Dundalk ..... New/thrifty.— Dublin Nnttingbant Hounsinw Bengal 1111dras Leeds. Coventry Dublin Croydon Bth dn- 9th do . loth do 11th do • lith do 13th do . 14th do 15th do 16th do 17th do . .. Royal Wag. Train. Or. Gds. let bat... gd Mt.. 3d bat.. Colda. Ist bat.. KnigWisdhtthridgat Dublin Westminster Tower. King's Mews Trinidad. 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Seth do et !t do lid do s3d do ...«1 114th do .... 05th Jo 116th do s7th do . 8114 do - 89th do ..... 90th do 9111 do .... 91d do .. .. 95d do Jamaica 94th do 95th do . . 96th do 97ds do 1 98th do 99th Jo Rine B. 1K bat gd bac .. l Al. &ar Corps... various periods A decision of some importance to dramatic authors in France has just been made by the civil tribunal of Paris, by which authors are empowered every evening, if they think fit, to demand the share of the receipts allotted to them, notwithstanding any seizure or opposition made by creditors; and, in case of resistance, they may request the aid of the commissary of police and the gendarmerie. Sir Aubrey De Vere has no idea of starti ng for Limerick ; but fiord Glentworth is expected from Eng land to ad dress the Electors. In this event, it is' said, he will be opposed by his noble father. The Candidates announced have Otanied active and experienced Agents. Mr. Massy Dawson is supported by the combined interests of Lords Kingston, Clare, Limerick, and Dunraven ; Messrs. Monsell, Lowe and Ctoker, besides others of secondary note. Colonel O'Grady has.. the support of Lords Charleville, Cloncurry, Southwell and Aldborongh. Mr. Gsscoigne Oliver, Mr. Pigott, Mr. Waller, and several detached interests, hi addition to his own great family influence. . / ••.'. CONTEMPT OF COURT. In 1793, when Swift entombed the revision atealliver's Monk, be made the wait bitter additions to the diketbe the Law and its Preteens... About the same time, he Me humours with a most extraordinary mock trim in ridicule of the Assizes then shout to Issfaeld in the county of Moth. The seem was Anisette, the house of Mr. Ludlow, where the Jackson, Gm tans, Mr. Stopford, and other favourites of the Dean, were &mem bled. Sheridan, it seems, bad bees guilty of a petty delinquency in his chamber. The rest shall be abridged from the narrative of Mr. Theopblius Swift :—" A tribunal is erected, and all things prepared in due and regular form. A plain kitchen table Is turned with its top downwards, and into this dock Sheridan is put velem and bare-headed ; while Swift himself mounts the seat of patela, with his own wig, frizzed and bushed into a furl bottom, and set in verted on his head. A servant maid's scarlet cloak is lung over his shoulders, to represent the robes of a judge. and Aaron's band is converted into that of a Chief Justice. The Grand Jury are sworn and the bill found ; the Petty Jury sworn in their turn, and the prisoner put on his trial. The crier commands silence, and the lawyers are ranged. The utmost gravity and decorum prevail, and the only smile that pained on the occasion arose from the lull anus circumstance of Mr. &upford, who, being fee'd for the Crown, declared be could not do his duty as a true lawyer unless be should be fee'd on both sides. A second fee is therefore given him, in open Court. on behalf of the prisoner; and be told my mother be actually received by the double fee eighteen shillings. He is said to have cenducted himself with wonderful humour and address through the whole of the trial The Jackson and Graz tans bad likewise their respective stations in the cause. Most of the servants are examined, and, in spite of prayers and intrudes, Mrs. Ludlow herself, who is made to swear on the vessel alleged to have suffered pollution. Their verdict, as might be expected, is that of guilty; and Swift, with all the solemnity of justice, pro nounces sentence of death on the trembling Sheridan, awfully con eluding with "the Lose have mercy on your soul!" A rope Is produced; Sheridan sees be shall be banged preform's out of the dock be springs, and flies up stairs, the whole Court in full cry after him. But fear having added wings to his feet, he bad suld disc doe to bolt his chamber-door, which he barricadeed as well as he could with what furniture was in the room. Here for two boars he remained besieged : at length be capitulated, on a solemn assunnce that be should not be hanged. In a day or two the Judges arrive, and bearing the contempt that Swift had upon them, sent an express with the account of it to the Lord Lime nant, who very wisely laughed at the frolic.. Not finding the re dress they expected, they made a formal complaint to the Bishops, who bad witty resolved to take up the matter seriously; but one more prudent than the re.t recommended that the whole should be hashed up."—Sie raker Sates" Mambo Visill."—We know what oar Attorney-General would have advised, bad he been living. told applied to at the period io question ; a period, la ud the way, which, on the late trials, Sir James so strangely a to as being free from vehement attacks on publich characters.— Bouniner. ROBBERY AT MR. WHITEAVES' SHOP. IPORTIIIII PA 11111CITLA I& A daring and extensive robbery was committed on Friday unarming, between three and six o'clock, in the premises of Mr. Whiteaves, jeweller and silversmith, Mb. Fleet-street. The house in ululation is situated in the most public part of Rott enest, and yet the thieves obtained en entrance by forcing up the lion grating in front of the house, into which, it would seem, a boy was thrust, and in an instant it was closed down again. The young thief then entered the kitchen, and came up into the shop, and having admitted his companion at the front door, they entire h' cleared the shop-windows of the watches and small articles of plates, mud then broke open several drawers and cabinet., and took out some rare and valuable gold coins; among which were a sovereign of Edward VI. half ditto of Henry VIII.. M. piece of Charles I. live shinier of the Com monwealth, a sovereign of Elisabeth, throe or four foreign nobles, pattern of 7s. piece of George 111. guineas of George I. 11. lIL William and Mary, half ditto; as. pieces of James I. Charles I. &c. Silver Greek coins, Macedon, Syracuse, Corinth; and some Roman. The other articles which the villains possessed themselves of were six gold watches, about thirty-six silver watches, and lever horisemuls, various gilt watches, and gold watch-keys, rings, about 20 gold seals, three gold chains, and several articles of jewellery ; gravy, table, tea, and dessert spoons, forks, mugs. lab-slices, and five silver snuffboxes ; a set of new coins op to the double sovereign, and other valuable articles, furnishing a rich booty. The family of Mr. Whitesves slept in the upper part of the bone, and were not in the least alarmed by the operations of the thieves. They made no noise in forcing open the drawers and cabinets from which they obtained their booty ; nor did they enter the parlour. where very extensive property was lir es i l d ; They left a crowbar, a centre-bit, a dark lambing, a and two pockeobandkerchiefs. The city oMeers who ?kited . Whit. aves's home on Friday expressed their surprise that the matrons could be effected undiscovered. The grating, which Is Axed in a wooden frame, was firmly fastened in the ground, and must have required great exertion and strength to raise it up. The lustre ment that appears to bate been used on the occasion was a crow bar; but how it could be used without exciting the attention of passenprs, and, above all, of the guardians of the night. several of whom 'were stationed in and about &. Dunstan's watcbhouse, is a most extraordinary circumstance. A reward of ASO is offered fur the discovery of the offenders. SPORTING NOMINATION FOR THE TUMID/ The St. Leer Sakes of sr elb. Lord Seerltrongk. Led Seszbrongles Or Z. Dodswortb' Mr. W. Duneombe Mr. Arnold'.' Mr. Rilersi's Cai Crsdoek'. _ Mr. T. 0. Fowler'' , M. Rlddell's T►- Mr. Rldulals‘. Mr. Petre's Bronswieker, Mr. Perrs's bun. Mr..l. Seat'. - Lord Hawke' , Mr. W. Scott\ Mr. W. Seott's k Mr. Walker's Splendour, Mr. W. ItleMrdson's Mr. Annitage'i Mr. Foljambets Mr. Norton's C Mr. M. Fouler' Mr. Meteslfe's _ Lord Sligo's Brine Lord MewlMani' Lord Milton'. If Lord Cleveland' ........ Wit Tyler Lord Marne' Sir D. Beird's Mr. Wright's ] Mr. Rumen'. by Dube of Leeds', I*. Watts's Mr. R.Zlmitril Mr. lif sby I. Lard QU *snob or ry ' , Mr. Gueoigne Mr. J. GUrst Mr. ftepiard' Mr. F. fticharilsoo Mr. Deity'• His Majesty's Stag Hounds bunting day. Lord Hanson's Mends on 'Thursday at Sluseliburgh Hill, Mr. Haywire Hound. meet at Ckaddestlim ; Saturday at Min Mr. Richard King Sampans' , at Westdaan; Thursdays Donk% Mt. laster's Harriers an The &stomatahire Suiseniptioq. Amide.; Friday at Croweonthe Park The Craven Hounds on W , - darat Cannon ; Saturday at mg Swathe. Stag Hounds on-the-Hill; Friday at Mr. P POLICE I' MAR.. _ Saturday a yams man, named having robbed Mr. David Gram, Mr. Grant stated, that at about is. as he was going down Phsh-street-bill, crowd by some persons, of wh saner took hold of him by the la his fuels so marked a manner The prisoner then let go and walk mat perceived that his diamond been palled treat Ida shirt. T in his band, and seemed to be prosecutor followed, sod seised pushed the prosecatar into the demand to escape. He was, berated the amount, and the r trial. BOW-. Dr. Flier charged the driver against his cabriolet, in Tavistack• Doctor bad card tovisit a patient, side of the read s when the defendast cab, and threw down the hone. to be train', and the' 10.. and &cheep& A young Owstlentan, a 'medical to Mr. HALLS toe a stamesons apt Nay, site. what lecture-room Haymarket, for refuting to ' had attooded his lectures on . had regularly attended the kettles', A NEGRO BULL . — Confusion of intellect is not eon- wanted del ma/wt . to ena bl e b..- Seed to that sister-island. which is after all but a skier-in-low. A the of Surgeoos. black servant observed to Mr. 0. of New York, pointing oat two of his sable conspaniemo—" Caesar and. Pompey vet' much alike, wi llt b e d Cal c a Xagistrate said It was Massa, ver' much allke—'mecioilg Ilirovey." In The apples= said. that VALUABLE EVIDENCE —Durin g th e l as t assizes, s o sier y i n soon e r p a rt of the a ease of assault, where a stone had been thrown by the defendant, that lecture. die following evidence was drawn out of a Yorksbirentaa :,..... Did The Magistrate said that you see the defendant throw the atone?"—" I saw a stone, and Actaeon, or to the Council age pretty are the defendant throwed b." " Was it a large A Scotch Baronet and a , einer—x should say it war a largetsh stem." " What was I t s c hild In her arms, entered desl"—" I should say a sisal* stone." " Can't yes mower de. The young woman stated likely bow big it wes?"—" I 'boob say it wur a stone of some her child, which she held Maness." " Can't yea compare it to some other object r—" Why, b ows she b a d not b eam a bl e , if I wur to compare It, so as to give some notion of the stone, I meeting him by amidst, near should say k win as large as a lump of chalk." Om, I have !mad yes at lei A good fire, on a winter day, at a mere trifling expense , peered not to know her, but is of Importance to a poor ma n . O ne p enn y- wort h o f tar , or reek; intimately acquainted. A water, will saturate a tub of coals with triple its original gmetity conducted the Pardo to of bitumen, (the principal of beat and light,) and, of coons, render milled the young WM" in one such tub darn times more value than tt was unsaturated.— of the troth of her sorb th. Northern Whig reset for a weekly allowance Am am CAN ParzErs.e-The number of patents taken was mallet" that the sum out for mechanical and other inventions, from the year Id A RLBO I' and LiewrrAirg . 1796 down to the end of last year, was 5,215. I n 1790 pe el ; &of twenty junolle thieves, only three patents were granted. From that time to who have infested the nelghbourk“ 1800, there were taken out 274 patents ; from 1800 to long period, and committed . 1810, 925 patents; from 1810 to 1820, 1,810; and from sidtd ulks = ePnerd b i ll 1820 to 1828 inclusive, there were 2,152 p a t en t s granted, ket weeHe in eke habit of making in the course of 38 years, a total of 5,215, la gave the key to his son to open before-mentioned. Friday before Christina. his I The stock of cotton in the port of Liverpool was de- the shop, and WWI" gave him . &e ' Upon this discover. on Thursday afternoon, when it eras found to . tiiiiii be bud as r obbed amount to 203,000 bales. The stock being somewh a t 1, - e - t have been t o b a d company greater than had been anticipated, the market was that, at the of some -- rather flat during the afternoon of Thursday. one, and Set the k y WM ' MO two brothers, named Doyle, whose toupee were could I nd ase th :T d. a . t , the y. a_ cut out by a party of =meters, in the West of the-county you w b ere ,i. wi toim ;Ai , Clare, are likely to recover, though slowly. Their stases midi some date had elaperd, tongues are preserved by the medical attendant at KU- lout** *Garda , * estistssise--' rush. , tenth's boy! upon which witaes s . pointed out by his seni, and P The dress-maker of the Theitre Frame's hen brought tithed him a gratuity or it ta ea , an action against the Vicomte d'Ariincourt, for the cost absent some time tbe boy *tensed, of a dress, which M. Lafont wore in Vicomte t s an zey their me*, situate within **iron of the " Siege de Paris. The fi rst dress in the corner of Sper•aweet. On for iron , they discovered that actor was not thought handso me enough; the 'end the sine persons railingto d i an d wok. Vicomte d'Alincourt ordered the dress-maker to Pitlkide a dratinstances, they nbed a its better at his charge ;—for which he w as rea dy to • pay ten' tools, condole. of chasm, Indict% au. 500 francs, but not more. The dress-maker TBOOVOJEd iliSeko wit')." proceeded, accompanied ' MEN of Geoege Priuut, where they' 200 franca beyond the 500. They gave him Into chat, INPOZTATIOB Or CATTLE.••••• 111 order to show tne d est of the peg. Two extent of the intercourse between Ireland and Liverpool, 4 when ..2 1141 " 4 " we have been at the tiouble of casting up the weekly re- '' elsaraelvee r a - j, -- ,, -- eon ad etsee turns of the importation of cattle into this port; but as eir pamoise li task waft some of the numbers of our volume are missing, and • ' '' ' QUISH-Skitt others do not contain the returns, our estimates will fall iOntinis Caser-Zahn Alkali was' considerably short of the actual .amount. There Is a do- 11 " 1 ..,.. i .L. gsl ,.. 62e a ll a sal dieszalminithau, Reginissi ' a ficienc3kef five weeks altogether, which- on an sew ''' -"ITT l ' the will milks the returns about 1-12th lees than they o t o n s ad anisenin Heider, a ' print"' to. be. With the exception of there five week*, the . brought M thin elka,... L. :ett ileme'b, 7 , lowing are ,the number of futile . imported fras I»lashil. 101.1 " 444 ", 6 "'"' i• during die present fear:-.-cows, 45,541 ; ray Moses, 10581 .. 111114 " t a l e r —.1 ",11 . 4 4 b 0 whoops 87 4 40 ; lamb., 23 .4341 pert , 1 :pio - potipilf. iti'lCilaitio. ko 491; and mules, . 165, - , LiverpbOVICWORY ' ll ' "': • - tber Ingekin,4be" the "retell lIIMIIIIMI 7 INTELLIGENCE. broker* Toth!ll-arrest, and the prisoner was identihid arty pee. —.......--. • no who pawned it; and a femal e named Matilda Wells, who lodg e d TH E % D DO AY N . that CASTRB ST. LEGER lla th l o sala . room with the primers to Old Preanreet ; stated, e on Friday night. and t h e seat morn. = - i s zt k e i t r e the watch to pawn, and told her that she had robbed a ' MI sea. sada hr thron.yre old asks, Ib. Mies, est. Sh. of it. at the Rime of Orange, Palmer's illage. when *MU indoweimiles to pan the soldiers, whn wer e hilideg. S. nib's lambs. Prither.the prosocamr, stated that be was with the printer and ms's Mother to Tenure waombe' rth's Barleycorn. by St. Pads*. throe other tiddlers, et the Prince of Or a n ge , b etween n i ne and ten o'dock is the evening of Christmas-day. Benjamin H e id er , who s ro. cs was committed She hisartni day for robbing hi m , was one of the by Figa s General Heorewood. party. h dispute tee!place amongst them about the payment for es The Barber. some beer, sod witness was knocked down several times, anti lost 'owktt's Lady Emmeline. his watch in the sage. Witness could not say who to o k hi s Emandpatioo. watch ; he did not give it a thought at the ezassinatinn of H e ld er ; e's &km bat be had suspected ever aloes that the prisoner Jackson was t h e Brenswicker. person who robbed him, as ay came between them severa l t i mes in the settee. He had no desk sow but that Heider was Moo- 'a Reyna Laura. marsh thorn= of Harris's pr Weed the watch which the prisoner .'s The Maldo. had pledged at his master's Aiwa the gab of December, a few es Pedeginald. jor. hours before she appeared at the cone , and swore positively that tt's R ebe saw Helder draw it est at lie hla. estrian. Mr. lidmialort cieleallkied die far trial, and remarked ' :„%olenodour.'s Hermione. that it was quite evident that fielder was inencent ; and if beatnik' make an appikedee le the Secretary of State far te 's by Whisker. the 's Banolossi. Herne Department to be liberated. he would back it ; bet e s Catalan!. the best plan would be to apply for bak and the Magistrates = .. les's Lad Frances. take it, under the peculiar clicemstances of the case. e's Mimic. y WORSHIP STREET. Brine A respectable gentleman, named isms, was sessmocied to spew ham's by Cervantes cause why be neglected to support his wife and infant, who had be- 's Middleton come chargeable to the parish of Stioralitch. ad's Roby Mrs. moan ch ime d. th a t i n M arc h, ISIS, her husband had * • yier turned her out et dams ; and that for some time be allowed her Ins. . nee by Wdul a week, which be afterwards reduced to 105. and that, for the last 'a Soooke eleven months he bad discontinued making her any *Rowena whet- s Ides ever. and disowned her as his wife, because they bad only been i by Gam married by a Roman Catholic priest. rds's Redstart Mr. Harmer, who attended for Mr. Sloan, said his dint would Lady Mowbray have bean ashamed to have separated from this wens leer* ea ..... by Whisker the grated that they had not been legally married t hot the has Apantador were these :—Mr. Sloan had married ha in coonagesmie of the herd's The Cardinal most Madonna attachment, and had always tread her with $ by Ivanhoe the greatest "iodine until the moment of her "thigh @berry's Hagen happened in consequence of her having ben in ea Maria amour with a Signor de Cana. a liennlin se !gee, when k De's by Blackball had received into Ms home bale Amadeu at SiMe11•11110. This Iby Bonuses discovery bad Dearly ocadesed his client, Mr. Mu,, ea Ism le d's by Olsen reason and his life. His regard foe. this worthless IMMO was MI ardsoo's Nicholas strong, that he allowed her a weekly wiped, ad he mod,, --.---Landrail about twelve months ago, that she bad as Megidatate data ltd. ay kg bar pureeing a career of profligacy, Bfr. Sloan cendiend she Utrecht. • had no claim Go him, and as his marriage with her was void. he HUNTING. thought himself fully justified in availing himself of the point °f law ads will mess 2 . the [And the g m in getting rid of so worthless a woman. Mr. Harmer said he had an vdtnesees in attendance to prove the facts he had advanced, h on Wednesday at Madam& Kennel; sitho er h Mrs. Sloan had denied them, and sworn that h e r la s t t h !ill; Saturday at Diatom w e usband. s. aaistrates, Mr. 1111001111 TOW and Mr. Baniner, admitted snout to-marrow at alai "' ; Mirada'„ The M t Mickleover. as that the marriage was void. but Mrs. Sloan swore that the child Monday was Mr. Mao's, he would be compelled to support it, and they epson's Hounds meet the evidence tendered by Mr. Harm e r to p rove at Bourne; Saturdays every Monday Ado's,dedim mrs. s t ogn iwatin , s il adultery. I Wednesday at Parkstene. TOWN-HALL. &phis Mills, alias Bisegess, a returned transport, was t' Main Hounds meet to - morrow at St. chi lli :4lth robbing a Mr. 3. Nichols, of the Westminster-read, i ombe Park Gate. Wednesday at Ilandkford House ; Fri. of U. hat, va l ued at ten ahillhir. This woman stands ant in the at Anvtlle Farm. police list for acts of the moot daring atrocity as a thief. Sh e was ten lest sentenced Inn the-Southwark Sadao' for robbing a /co d e . ands meet " Wednesda y at linnib. . Brown's, Weasenbana. man of his watch, and awed seven years. She bad been prea- ously tried six times at the Assam She has visited.every ph= esseseminsm within five miles of London, and is supposed to have amassed some INTELLIGENCE. hundreds of pomade by her trade. Oa this occasion; Depend; a —..--- watchman, swore to seeing her. at two o'clock on Saturday morn- -ISION HOUSE.. .. lug, in company with the prosecutor . a mere youth, wh o was so tamed Thlasoe 2hliee. was charted wita far overcome with liquor, that he loaned for support against the ;rams of PhOpot•imie, ot a diamond pin. gate-post of the George Inn. Witness saw her distinctly take the t about two o dock on Friday dance" bat from his head and walk or with it. He gave Wonsan. to •. - street-hi% he was imbed shoot hi a his petrol, who followed her into Kent-street, and took Mr with whom the Primer was one. The the hat in her . possession. She was fully committed for trial. at the coat. and the same thus up a lwaner .... ta . A ae l e alweeh ..., 4 ... 11h ... 6 w L e1e .. attend°11 ', 1 ...... MUTH op Mss . WASHINGTON.—The Philadelphia ma w - -- p i n . -- w ikT awaea i na hl e -- -- anei — h i g Gazette of yesterday says--" Mrs. Washington left The prisoner was looking at selasthies this pity on Saturday morning , f in a carriage. We are he lit the oairif tarot of a Prim The informed that, between Gray s-ferry and the Bell tavern, lei" him: bus the ;whew resisted, Mrs. Washington was taken soddenly and alarmingly ill, the rood, lunched him down, and en. was , h aw . secured. A b o y corm . and was conveyed to . a private dwelling-house, where she IC prisoner was committed to prison for shortly after expired."-- , New Yew*, Dec. 1. )IV-BTRIST. Saturday night, between Mae Mid ion, a fire, which at ' ,_,__ ant seesereil, the threatelte4entation to the nelehbourieg Maas, river of a ludince-ameh. with dirrara Th e broke out it the well komni alma, the dvi of the Cheshire Cheese, ehmeh i leee, Teetet ' w h -el lik w e's ,k Bosoall-ciart, situate on thileouth side of Ditist-hnie Theatre palest, and Ids cab vies stan aim 4a d 4 0.4 comizaws tfidia i V e lkyPDE. • Thadsmet Woe in; defendant drove his catch ast the ab oree d a n a lateen ikoorishOwi, sod the whole baurbood Mom- The injury which was 'haw 1 1 1 " ma& a hyaline:WO den of 'arouse daft.. ' lady la defaident, after an adinsidon, was 0 . t h e hpusp, m g& Albograp i nAos . been .sesionly•ledispind tar . .... same'dnie' isia WaslOnibiedio her. lied in an apnea:an the we a bed "de° , named Whit°, Mem second toed.. .Shiaine attaired :by a nurse, who. It appal*. was ma against a Lecturer as Surgay, Ant I n the an of win o* / t ioniettang which her escrow hadredehed rooms ere situate la Windsdileteeet.L_ her to take, when the candle which the nuts, held In her band set 2 give him the usual Certliki r 2 _,, d e tha l t im Sit to the bed curtainso ,• Tbe muse ran down stairs:` a' One a anatomy. The applicant ERQ that hi of extreme fright, and stated ;bet her mistress's best was is IMO, lanares, cored bad paid the fee, and he w h en a Me. M u c ci , a b o a a g e in the neighbourhood, ran up 'able bins to pass his examination before wa t ts an d b ag g e d her. ems th e lama, which weft closely cop. • proachine her. Jobe was removed down oaks, mare dead din es singular that the certific a te should b e alive, sod tales to the house of her daughter, wbo has been re as • tbe lecturer w about to lecture cently married to a very respectable tradesman in the neighbour- be town, and be bad r e fu se d to attendad hood. In less dim Su minutes after the alarm was gives, the est rapidity. The engines at Drurplane Theatre, and Sc. Paid. whole of the upper part of the house was burning with the great. he could only refer the applicant to an Covent Garden, were soon on the spot, and by the nations of lof the Royal College of Surgeons. the &maws die flames were quenched. For ame time the houses a good-lacking young, women, with a front east to west, and north to south, in the court, were hi great d the Oda, attended by a pisiketnaa. d that the Baron e t w as th e lath e r o f besides the beaus adjoining the Cheshire Cheese. The new Po- danger •' and, in fact, the upper pan of several homes were injured. d in her et , AAA hest ;shut nip sin ce a lt od e. with ioo moo tbe aid esoko of the m a t ener tar% a w o is c r an we i re sted dul io r pr at eo th e e otioc tbeit gr ms eat . near the Oda, she eiebblids "My confusion and lose of property. Ledbetter, and other officers of e a me hat Z liat h ,L la „ A Yl tirthild ,..._,__ He ,..._ lll r Bow street, were very active en the occasion. The whole of the C -- --- 1 ....'.... .,,_.,_,. '.. .." thei r ___. "'"'• bees bouw , except the bar and patine, w.a destroyed ; but we soder. • c r o w " www%."ll , and a policeman stand that the premises wece inured. In Ins than as hour the the Mee. The MagistratM eza. g ame were n u nsa t a b e a. la private, and were so well saddled SEMBEENNEMIIMMIE that they made an order on the Ba- HEBDOSIADARY. kg for the support of the child. It Tun Dave-This is a fast with the Jews, in memory of tie first law ordered was four shillings a week. approaches made by the king of Babylon to the siege of Jen- I ROU Gil - STR BET. sakes, mentioned by Jeremiah. Venus ars 14 minute, past II sag were charged with being part of a morning. loves, from nine to sixteen years of age, To.asossou.—Mars rises 8 minutes past 4 morning. Duke of gbbourhed of Leicester-square for a York died, 1517 . - many burglaries in tbe neighbourhood . Weammoar.—Holiday at the. Bank. T we lf t h any. Epiphany. tbe was a gilder and burnisher, and r e - Tbis is a Greek ward, serdlgleg.."-meatfestation." and we ode- , a workshop in Pantonetreet, Hamar. brats t h e me ans by wheel Jmnith.glory wee manif ested. thd kera: by hy iflocking up his shop at night, when be the adoration of tbe whe awe sawed. ba p tism.; ! le . en the premises in th e mora l e& Oa du the miracle wrought at the marriage of. Cana. The grant i ng a a son stated that he had lost the key of rentissioo of sins in the Catholic Charehinkalla supeaded. In another. The seat day he ditienerkd Tito anair-.Saa rises at ll ; se eta* %--, 17 books of leaf gold. so iiisber's ValwaV- 1 -orian. This saint le g" 4.1/os* of at ' Prier ' s, ntnwwea and ewerY he called his selliatid awed that thantli his owns 'nut finds apine is Ver• ft„, . nt I''t ammos.. company ; and the lad then cockiest, it has beak etnsdeout of that etatert uts. pa t • deig.. ... l=. . a es Ober boys, be bad lent his coat to Ilawitsiv--Japiter rises SO sup s toil at th at tine ; but no doubt he , Ond Hopi talies. 11041 . Full 311 " 1 n' S ' I N 0.1 " • cave. A younger sus, dint sitise• father, the blacksmith ' s boy win tell - • T . ".• :ill •••. •• I he thought no more of the dram. . Coldinebam, Mrs. James Honk lishertsos, a elapsed, What be wits strict be me ' tubs ! . li g , , At Knota4c • - ~- . I, ' N . ' e , , mana lllr 3 : 6 ll . . ( • ;mit • ki of a sou. a s o n . . c m rt . I. , isaliii•-'' Father, there Is the black. A t Dawn. the lady of ea rt n„.cabasel Wilmot. rekeeee weit.4llllP4 slikatloned the lad n _ ei u . of a diteehtee. e diatom j eke batiste& After hatng . . TT r ,.... .. ) nit t , turned aadiag , bi a:d aa recommen "ll.Bllt ded W a search tl" ; °' 7 1 .."41 : 11(';1. ;# 1 11 1 / 4 1hrtt VisIsid. ' ;:' : • . e7t-be- 18 ' 14 -St. juhs' 611.111°1.P le iron Peking in Lriabierastpiare; dear . t i, ntlu i nt h /Ida . MARRIED. -t•,- • 11 ..' " • On proceeding there and climbing over At*. moo. L imb ach, Li eu t. W. L. Teem% of the 50th re- seed a cave capable of enbling sac et lie :Mar? Anne, only daughter of the late R. R. KIM% Oka their pipes in ; and, train seminal - • • I ensue, and found a nmeitietlarearpen; Ai .Calcotta, 'the Rey. A. Hammond, to Anna Paws, fifth eds. mallets, Ike. tad beet *diagram. .dmighter of the late Thomas Templeton. Eli a, 114C h2 g1"Died lb " " Ike n(heer, to iiha •- At Mement o the Rev. Jahn Christian hardt, to Louisa 'T in : t c h a d diml° t " red Pats if the "14 Maria, eldest dasahter of the late Joseph Goodbut. T wo of the hois be oee ma re th i dli t t e irsed . Ott 06 9; Homort . At &. , 2 3s oliiiii, Heck:ln to gil l : bab e Rev . , e, Rich ood s aa rd os i t i o a e r r ve Th r. acase neetor tho ot . Ito Sits evideam,' ea as to l lead to the k g , E". a . . mei head of JoVedle. WM, walloper ,tet.Lieeit.- lielliatika, the Rev. Thomas Sikes, of Luton. to 4"" di tfc 40 PNIPPI! ifelen. eldew s feyageuer n e the tate W. Barr. Req. of the same latiss iissei ßesiewe r ebs brit u.,utz‘wi t b e lt i f: i nt nimos.lielte Ck w rianue . wi l: l 4 * ai;y. t atatmot Vie7a . , at r ti t oorAc adiaamd e. 72. l.. ... i ii 7s. „,,„his Egedien 4 , .. 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