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lily. METRlCAL'f>tißpp.+ ITS. • ..1&;, . • 1-2. , ilk By CINIAMMIIIitAIII. - .t- r, :The Eisays are distinguished" by- d l- 41164atiss is. glinary degree .of taste and poetical 4. 11/1 t "Nct t s•Of which is tbl feel i tact _ considerably heightened . gy ' pleasing q .4;0 titecires. 'Lke following are specimens: • t '' MEMORY. • . • V • Mertievy ! VI the fight ' • • .4 belliswiXte--e ray profound • ,y Vp dairw the mental night; !, AO echo—time the passing sound ; • • .A 111.1701 , ..itt bßibt Goatee slows • ' • Hope, fear, grief, lure, Mighty regret; . • . 4 A generous 'prime; a brankwhkh glbws .• Long after sorkand star have pot : A leaf—nor storm, nor blight canfado— An ark on Time's bereaving sea— A perfume from a Osier decayed.... • A treasure for Eternity!— . WRITTEN ON M Y MOTHER'S - GR'AVE. 0 spirit of my Mother ! if that thou Alay'st bear me riven this dark and defert place; • If, through-the dim humensity of space,' • Thine eyeornight gase.mroa iny-aorklen'd brow ; If in thyrtainted 9bere tbott lor'st me now ; Poor down the freshnesi of thy ipirit's light Upon city load} , heart=•-bid Vithue's might The quiet tenor of my days endow : That when my Ramer Wrath of tisoe.ls e'er, When lost upon Death's shire is Life's last wave; I may from the damp silence of the gra'we ' • Spring to thy blessed arms to part no more; .And,a'S! gun that homeof bliss' be woo. • - • • LoOk down, my Mother 1 bless.tby Son! . • • wroor=-. • . LAW • INTELLIGENCE. COUNT OF CHANCERY, Noumea to. . . r FURNIVAL 114/..HIALR appeared, pursuant to the - intimation siven yesterday in Court,. to renew' the •motion which had been formerly made in this cerise. He tecapitoloted 'the facts stated. by-him op Friday, respecting the Isis .24take which he aird.titewlier Cooled in the cause bad fallen into, end contending_that it was the constant .„'"prectice "of ,the Court to permit such inadvertencies to A• s.antentlid t-he.sultiniued that the motion ought to be . .now re-opened. • °Mr: kkonnY and - Mr. ROT= wife heard on the ' *tome side. . . Mr. Sunnite, on. the other side, thotaght , he was pot -walled upon to reply to thisapplication: A inotiowhied --limn one* made anddiapooed of.•- - .Nowevew tat • Oppared, and asserting that he..discountentruced • the i,farmer.artangemem, called. upon •the Coast to make sarasouber decision. The ettorney rose and said, he.had heard nothing of the basineis until the 6th instant.. He was then retained ▪ by. Mr. Furnival, who chore to change his attorney' .. IST ithin, one hour after the former motion had been dis poser:loin the manna. alluded O. Ms..Froc a oso slid, if the attorney had betrayed his },rust; the client had a remedy; but there was no reason ..,edierthe Court should be called upon to anuul a pro- j which was had with • the consent of a person - tonspetently authorised. If any other decision should a nae . -*de, he did not see how the business of the Cot* .eettld be carried on. Some further discussion went on between the Cognise! ' tin each side, when tin_ Crtosicat.Lott said, thatoccordinefikairie ,rnle of practice in th is • and every other Conife.tha. -isresentopplication must be dismissed. A motion same Lon-to be heard.. Mr. Sogden was opening, when he ~was interrupted by Mr. Heald, whointimated that some % ,sort.4lpropositiop was to be. made. A conversation --sentstriti - betw e en Mr. Head, Mr. Knight. his junior, and the attorney's Clerk. The resultwes, that a proposition tints offered,r6 ohich Ma .Sygden agreed, and the register orasdireotedter . draw up encoder accordingly. Several days elapsed before any thing was heard aim objection. - "At length the attorney was*thanged, and then the parties .71fate.tn the Court and , said they would.not agree to the proposal. No paw factsbad been stated to the Court, and. therefore, heirs:vet reluctant it was to press the • ttrectness-ut practice, the necessity of preserving reps; latity in theiproceedings of the Court compelled hins.to . cotlfirm thp Order to Which the plaintiff by. his attorney and coo owl tad consented, and to dismiss the. peuent application with costs. • • VIM CHANCELLOR'S COURT, Noveinne.ti - . • ZX PART' ANDZRSON, IN RI STARKBr. , In this case it appeared that - a Mr. Anderson, a ere: ditor of Messrs. Starkey, bi ewers, in golden-square, held a certain lease as a security tor his debt. The assignees were not inelined/oadasitAr. Anderson's Fen upon this security until it had been proved to them that the lease was deposited-with hint oo the 17th of Febreasy as it was asserted. The commission issued on•the 18th of April, • and as, therefore, by Mr. Anderson's own account, he had tetseived this deposit only one day above the two • nsoeths'recinised by the Act of Parliament , the assignees were very properly desirous of certaip evidence of the deposit having been mode ea that paidelder day, Mr. Anderson, anil pis solicitor, Mr. bourdillon, had both deposed, inAieir examination before the assignees. that the deposit hAll been made on that precise day, but the assignees rotaries feather evidence, pressed for the production of Mr. Bourililloa's books , order to ascer tain ifilsy any entry in them, it stscild appear when the deposit - arras mode. This Mr. Boordillon refused on the ground that by allowing-his bOoks to-be etamioed, he should violate the confide:ice which his clients had re potted in him, and beady to strangers private at:titers 'with which they, either as asiignees or otherwise, could : Wee nothing to do. • • • AU. KNIGHT - appeared fur' Mr. Anderson, and Mr. 'lose forthe assnees; arid both the •Learoed Counsel observed, that thl m earte was Mtrlmseght before hien*. nour for the sole purpose of taking the opinion . of the Court, as to whether the assignees ought to persist in 641.. request, or be satisfied with the evidence of the deposit at present before them. VicaCunuest.t.oo was satisfied that the solici tor tilted not to . persist in le(osing an inspection of his books, if.by melt means the doubts ri .the. assignees could he removed. They- Isould have no interest in prying into other matters echich. were contained in the solicitor's books, and .there could be little doubt that their searoh.osould be confined to its psotessed object— evidence of the time at which the deposit took place. COURT 'OF =HOW BENCH, Wrisrunrwrse, Nov. to. VICE v. .I.ADY ASION. This vas an act:wearied at the last Adjourned Lon don Sittings, before Lord Tenterden. The circumstances of the case, the sum of which was, that the plaintiff bad 'polished iron and other miniog articles for the use of amine in Colimal. which appeared to be managed by aloe person of the name of Thomas. Its this :airbag • weeolation and company, or supposed company, the defendant (Lady Anson) was supposed to have an in terest, and the plaintiff brought his action to recover from her the price of the articles which be bad furnished sa:72nornas', mows. In order to render the defendant Misfile, it was amatory to prove that the was a platy in septkted,or st 'dower lathe concern. To shove this ,a letter from her Ladtrthip mane Denham, t supposed director,. eras produced, in which letter, she spoke about the con- Alderson. an Atiorinft.#lotred thatilhat -whirs with him .about the Comp* to have An interest in it.. Then a acquaintance of - Lufy . Anton's, ..*Pc-- that she had heard Lady Anson speak, in the concern, and . th at , interest dep tain icraps" of. paper, signed by namerof —; who reptesented himself t. schne.'company. Lady Anson had paid them craps of paper, but beret bad got at turn; mid the wirness4tated that she was seine situation, and produced one"of the called shares, "and they considered hiving been swindled out of shisir.ahoisiy. deh surnosed up trrthe 'Jury 'atonal} in defendant, when he Nevi itopPeii 1411 C. tel for the plaintiff, who inefeirt4rbeing haring a verdicuagairist him. . • • Mr. Por.Lett flow s,plied to the Court _ show cause why this n-nsuit should not be acts .014 a - new trial granted. la support of his motion, he r. listed chiefly on Lady Anson'i letter.. in riabiell rese ad witted herself to be interested ; end be..compareg tilts - to the case of several persons having interest tn a ;h1 stad one of them writing a stetter,' stating 'himself I t o. have an interest in the vessel';,and asked' whether 1101 e tould be better evidence to - shiny that. the peuotit( aa inter( st Lord Tturratutu.—Tl4 4: ititter showel that' 'she thought she had art interest ;'but ( , from other evidence, it appeared that her iinisinary interest iii.pended en. tyely on these scraps of paper ; and the ipostion was, -wit whether she-fancied site was'interested, but whether, she was .seally interested, Or had represented' to the 'plaintiff, or given him any wawa to believe,lirtt wire considered t herself interested. "vi •; , • • Mr. Justice BAYLiIr.—IC did not' apprt?ttt'Tltai !!t!' plaintiff. before furnishing the goods, hid iver !retard of Lady Anton's having any concern wish th2se-Mitiei, and therefore they •could not have been supplied on her credit. . •'•"'-'• . -.--,.. Mr. PoLtocc—Setting the question o credit aside, the letter afforded strong preswoptive evidence that the defendant was iruerested in the conceits, tind therefore liable tQ the plaipiilf as a partfter. Lord l'eursion:— : There'papere.eosOd give her no• share iettlus, twines; nor any insert)* whatever. 'There was no evidence that . Dashed% was * Director, or, in _deed, that there Was soy such Couiriany' as the one inevuioned iu these scraps of paper.—sute refused. - • DICKSON V. VALTY. • , The ATTORNEY CritNeskat stated thishOst en. action . broaslit upon i bal of t achange,. - acc4ted "b 1 John' Wood, for the. Devon aria Curnwail Minsog Couspny. The cause was ts ied before Mr. Justice Butrougb; and' a verdict given against the - defendlinee glive r.as cansi derabte liable to par, he bein g a 'partfirtlilltat coon., 1e now moved toi a tufa ik 4tits: Vitae. Wii a nonsuit 1:liould- not be entered, sod 5t,0et,..41.41, rented. The evidence that the delest•thint *es eepeetz,ll . . , ner W as‘ that he had paid nptn'stiates in thveediptia y4 nd had attended a meeting,ofthe Cootpani. - lendeed .Was produced or prqvgd at the-iris - It But the paying on the shares did net Make the- defendant liable, and such appeared to have the opinion of Lord Terreiden (confirmed by +tansy' as above), on the ,trial of thesittlia ithret ;lambi! • amt• at'a iueetiog, tMkteltshk - be itf!erder y ti.alyieembs•asithiss Aweitileg,-ani Avant tidth . t. 0 1 01 y. Another defence u as, that e whole have been fotinded in- fraud, ansi:that the deft had been 'adieu in' by a set,of swindlers. TWO was no contract.. Then as nin deect . that' 00-=* „ bees evideace a kwittaless it twat signet, or was totalliaifferent from 'what it had stilted to be. to that il:e plea dl mom est have bees set app . and tomtablish I must go to equity. He had another abjection. W2l; •'that thoit 'who hell:l4'l4re'. in mines emildi' bind _one soother 111,1nIts. of etching! it etiteßersi they were not- liableAsslths:hitakisipt 11.4 . 1)4 *anti and anothet loottiow , wss, arisitbor.sbilles)}4olre than si a is number, they were not Isesseested4y . thsafiaolliers! Act 'from raisidg rtioneriiittitt Mitts' 'thee' slit " nths, and whether their notes w6tiesiiirtahlt under lbefstetute oC,Anne ?—RuTe grtf:drti'lL '•:• S WALLACi b. 0111.1111FIlk: Sbitikosuskmoved for a rule to .shell antimony if coinsinol'iaocraation bbnOld nt4 'be filet/ a .11tat'rhe defendanf,,M.r.Piancis Yard Gabe "a - igrost and' saatuislows, nisei pubttsbed by him agaiirst - 116 . John Wallace.. aw.4l3torney, tesiding at 13odeliii4'itiel hii wife. . The preterit application was foundid Oh thraffiT davits of 14r. and Mn.s Wallace, which stated that that" had beensaarried : thisty.nine rests, during' which ?hill had eightebildren, one Of w hettn,an . unman ied diugluer; 23 }ears of age, resided. ith theni as tt...rt Of theirfaibily: The affidavits further stated, that Mr.-Wallicehisfre; neatly built a house, which went by the tame of St' • Pttroch's, and was situated near Bodmin. The libel wai -*attained in some bandbills,whiels imputed to Mr.Wal. 'tact peculation and embezzlement, and tw Mrs. Wallatel the crime of adultery with two pet suns whmkaantes.werel mentioned. • The affidavits denied all the statments sit Vdrth in thei libels.- The printer of the affidavit 'had'' likewist filedf an 'affidavit, in .whiCh le mote' that thernanuscript limos which Se composed shell was is the . ltuidrrriting Mr. Wallace also depilated to the ittntrtact4 Lost! Tisrsaomr—Take a role. HASI4B CORPUS. • ' . Mr. HILL applied for further time to answer a Writ dp Habeas Corpus, which the Codrt onYtiday directed to issue, on the motion of Mr. itdOlphos, to bring up &el body of a Lady, who, it wasallegia had been forcibly' carried away from a house belooginuto fief littband, in which she had been placed under ahe care of a female, the 'Lady being staSeliing .. &oar WO atakra2 tion of intellect. The Learked.Coentel statist" that lug application was founded opals alfillasia; laadebr tke, uncle of the Lady and his son, who sahiedieltegintil‘eiko be her nearest relatives. Theggilitpetielitsiilillflititrfhat they had cart ie.! the Lady feess'illielibeirie iri.stseatinh, because they underethod fhet sheititt wagtiset Awe* against her inclination: Theybadiplatedildr'in evaltis house, under the este of a female telatifea the bad' there been visited by Sir Cll. To:hill itawrDr. Kettle's. too eminent physiciaw. The deponents forthee stated their belief that the Laity/ was at resent in a•sesead state of mind, and prayed harsher nme, triveder that they might present to the Curt 4 avirelsteeise state ntent of the facts of the vas* *en they went ae Ohba able to do. The Idealised Counsel stated, that thavele , ponenta swots they had aside imithiss-respithe woman is whim custody the Lady was fillWilia7lol.) and found they she bore a' way • dtiestellese Mr. Allossema a.siditts, had so raft time tell Monday. Mr. Justice BA 11.1 ti aid that Wail* ebbe at Wilt most be till Wednesday ; hose, ta/lfrtiaiie~psligl~tll,! he wished it to be by costanst. •: " After some disessaios, MWl6Oll—, - - - give till Wedeesday,..The seftel 41111111 1 111111 not mentioned. . ~, ..~ -,i ~-.-. lilitcl" RA... Acme BMW!, N.A. . -. King's College; Wm. Hill Tucker. B.A. Fellow of King's Colkge: S. Stones Rushy, ILA. Fellow of Catharine • Hall; Robert Willis, B.A. Fellow of Caiva College • John Birkett; .M. A: FAlluitsf St. 'Snlan'a Colleges Joke Orrearei Idaralitt„. B.A. Fellow of Si. johe4a A l College; John Ctahano, H.A. Felktir . of. QueyKs:C r elje j gei &Cooed Suttaby, B.A. St. John a Ulm ; Menu, C 8.8. St. John's 'College ; Sindrrion Tennant; 11. A: Vultry,,' . lege; Woriam Find, - M.*. •klagdalene• College; M. Bewail. S. CL. Dowatvg Culler, ._, • . , .. ; .., ,.4. 2 , 2 ~ 10 - QXF9R9, ,NWylt t . dil e 4t ii . ' Saturday. the Ilan Antlmiy Wen. it B:K. • 'attiannonet'nf Christ Chisrch, and kI.P.BW beaten, trepad imp of the Earl of Sholtialtury; the Hae.4 la* Chet* flad 4 . 40 00 .1 D. Btlident. of Christ Cluncit, anikof dm gad 4 Telfloe;. the tlyak C)arlea Augment t lotil Murray, B.A. Geod.-man Coalitioner at Maid 'Marti; inn of Lord Murray ; onil An Ambrose Goilt loiliti l Kai. B . A. of Christ Clisrelt;s4l . of Str.thornat Ltiltetidge P -M..' were eleitedTellopors of AU Sours College, IMooday,,Fsaocis Bogue Bremen,. B. /1..an..1 Ealdbitiottorek Bmientiow College, was elected a Fellow of that Society en the OM VOiladatloo. • The Seib Mi. Alfred Power's, IL A. Scholar bf Clare Hill, and , Scholar of the university on the foundation of Dr. Hattie. warstria- I *riotously elected a Lay Fellow of Rovrning Collegy,.Canthrid g*, after contest with five competitors. The Rev. John Franklin Noire. M. A. Senior Wortley Fellbw of CAIIIII College, Caluluidie, was la..t week presented by the Maser and Senior ['Mows ..to the rectory oilleachampton, Duels, void by the death of the Rev. Sir George Lev, Bart. The Rev. Mining' llobinsoo, 'VI:I:Fellow of St. John's Cul -1 lege, Cambridge, Ms been presented, by thb Mauer an.l Knows of. that Society, to the Rectory of Great Worley, Esse:, vaunt by the death of the RMr. R. W. Mir, U 4).. , The Master and Fellows of Catkarine WI, Cambridge, have presented the Hew. Samuel Stofel flashy. P.J.A. Fellow of that Society, to the Rectory of tiebO. voild by the dulls of the Rea. Joshua Waterhouse. • The Earl of Guilford haweppoistel she Rev. J. R..N. hiteei wortia,pf Millbronk, one nijda cbapi j aina. .. , r ßev. W. S. dilly. has bcen presented, by 'the Dean and Cbapor ill Oitritim eaht•tiral, to the: . Perpettial Curacy* id Bt. ?Margaret, Ilintint by the oilers' .nt the late Inturnbint,tbe Rev. W: N. Dan. iian i to doe Living tOr Neaten.. • . • ' Rev. fienry,Afflay, M.& Rector ofGrcat Pantos, Oill'hifia is hold by drpe• !wedeln the 140 4 r y '< , ,f , Caeerton lUa gna, with '''‘elkworeh annesel; Ittitlanaßitie. ' '' • . ' -". Rdhieri'lighfrey, et the Perpetlial e/terf•of Loopsliski , said bythereepneleeafehe Rm. lMlliimJicpkips... ~ , i . ARTINGS OF CREDFIVII.S. BASIttIIALI..STIINIFF.." --. lo~ftMtZowr ter.. 11. W. Sothis.. &hem,/ .Pusensues-pher, *S l ll4 l ll4er • -., 3 1 0 W. *prim Chalk Fent, Pt, resew. tamieteloceger, 4 . * .:.,: . ' 0 P. 'Gelled. I%lllter.etreet. merchant ..., _ A . ~,..1 4 W. Itlnrrls. Rockinikew Worplos„ IreAehiri: ric*,.. ! . ... • , ~,,f t Cloche:teen Gloucester , 'hatter' '-'Il 1 -.. . '- • - ' Kees' !Ne s ii t; ;Old 'Beaty, ' 11- A II 1%1 U.. . , . .4.lane, _ , ....II Welnert. Leitteaterusquire. tailor IL Ktretrif i Shlittle.street .-13soW-hill, ehipsbat atuuttfact. . 3 laaeusta. eickidili n jel r ellvr • . I hg_ oy.. Rochester, Kent, batter . . . 1 tier, Finaleurkelerug, builder . . - 5 4 s :11 Cartterbwit. t ... reTi9,l.4:7ll''7.:::.ko,na.ed;cl.Psbh.reANALd...,:hunet.ll:;„—dbehibt6lPMlllll4l4434.B.ll44ll4.:(ll;B7.l:enclbc.lllll:lns.:paealent.ainti"bh:l7llll.l-IhlPle:bkin"l:(l4lWOlTlthrirtbilrgintedto44:l3:th!.. arbidempinydre. 7 . •at lA d •the • ,ag e (irho as larch ilent Nave) slid, i d • ivarlliniha4 o keg s PedisA bad elapteda e g ewais im. a g Oil was illsoveryil. -eta* prosecutor, in replyot tea./tea./ ate d 1 „.„ the m brinier hid itartig6l the Matter in su c k a pee e k a . -7 "'" eat detietionveas alaiseitamosetee.-Itemanded. •-. GLILLIWIALALt a• •, , • 1 1 /4" 1 .441,tat-tbAltefi Ptah olearil 401 .- how thy mo o at .)r. 'liftman, a fruiterer hi the *rand. The prosecu te ,. w " the smith end of Illeetamaritet t it th e time the Lord 31.ay0r', P1 4 ,1 1.1 ,4 it eoeitiog from - B lacktitar's Bridgton' rettity,• wh en t e ' ~i • : , tatiney, and bastactly meet' he peinsort., awl charged am s .,;;;, _.2pubbery. Ti, prisomedeninfitoandbegank o Yea Let _ bet bath% he wait not likelyto me .peg.hea att e mp ted u ;' 1 ,7 1 ',. money back into his, p oc k et . ill .the "kik bniunked, l i y," !" he's lost nothing—be hes b:, ston e y In kl e pocket; b a e ,A,„4 Iseiced kis hand; and weaned - the some, WA the,, Misiagnew cretins and a. ball, In instated day 'risme. ka ise t ernes.al ts , s-a he we, pp ,tinruten, and. a laAf setteriga,, which e .. L illsecd from his waistt picket.eket. The Aker oLere t , t g e m other ,overeign on te.. prisoner. lite woes Were of tire Wale et 11.1. and there was a Mitch with then, fit 6:. 3,. ad.—Nasit declaim. - making any defence, and was committed: .. , liestry Soak wai charged' on suspicion. of having pos t ed" 4 t; operty. He was st o pp e d at two o'clock is the atarm g , Tile hag, mestafaleg 13 pocket handkerch.efs, nearly as n a p stwairbozes, sad ormentber omelet.—ihManded unnl Tuesdiy. • : • .-- uovcsruEsr. . - ire AAA the owner and Mime of a hackney conk Ito na thlseigis in Saturday nights,by Kyd, the enet•tetpe et etem, darted with having driven weer a poor ma ~,t,, was a harvest with alattadmais beater, me brtke tt b sth gigo eck t es ,g_ egidemme• metoe s ly injured Wes.: The poet raw limi lat Meg teneeyed to the Weannineter Infirmary, where a e .g ed• j d , Ary precarious state. Robert Goughsaphe taw tic' Ali t barrow was clout to the curb. The defendant wearily-g m . his U. bead tot been on a macadamised Ned he timid lisse osid it was furious. It was an sccideot.--4ye, raid Mr. figl44, Nino is tile benefit of macadamising. Had it Imam on the wed wupi •eauM not have driven so fast. This , hire to the benefit of smut: fee gars, who prevent pour•people Ines wheeling or the (akin,/ here we see the consequent-4.-11w defendant entree...sided Mal *limb be ascertained that the injured man it OW of down. a.. A person who keeps a receiving-box foe General Pon lensiseres chargidwitk secreting a letter containing a 51, not , o mbeidoet October a letter from Win. Holmes, Esq. directed to a Gentlemen in Ireland, Was put into the begat the prisoner's shop—it eantelied ' a M., note, No. 11,282. The note was•afterweds .b sk i m, sonee's wife to Mr. Spngg, of the King:, Arms, in whp wrote her name on the back of it. Ts el:menet was ressadel, . MARLBOItOUGH.STREET. Saturday two young fellows. named lietarY.Waiial, alias gratri, and Thinnes Edwards, wet. broeghe .from St. Pancras mach. Mem ' , before Mr. Dies, charged with the following Intrehry:-- Getorge Decimal], craciantan to Walter Lumley, Ks, of %y ip tercet, stated; that be Dyed in Cheney Mews, which are the eat* et Mr. Lumley ; (bat on the previous evening, about eight e t 'em s A t be returned hovitrould fugpd,.on ar.empt mg to open the milk tom thicisemisidnot do so, as it was bolted inside. He thin clad • and they famed in the door, when they divalent taw two primers, and found that they had packed MI hi. Ma alms's) wpariug apparel front tree room be occupied over the etabir, and Other property, wheels was ready to he conveyed et Wiwi }thieves bccer keit then interrapend; us seardang the nabs (amber, a crow.bas, skeleton keys, ate. were,sles 6.4, aid wb obi of the keys itmes clear the amble dent, which wines nellet *lced, had been spinet —The priscsaam, age having soy times iiii,were committed. .• . quaticsqusre • .. • An - oilesteeinTkritermrecc, Ptalkirea,,Was charge' milsosb • ts, IssAtir Fletcher, the wife of o,Trebee ef imltseges4le - had hired a lartibbitiregtelmeek and hag Warty hi : *Wise vent; the defendant, ha sliewlsesemi Ow hptyg4, , res aghe thssfatrniture OW. slew. Wril i t til A lattl i r !KE way dangeemiefitill. Si Sim' • dn'tnebeganlit take the bedskosth.dowa, -'ind-fpc tperhologa„ mat away, partly undressed, to the wandthhesto, .hateira detained taro beers. The Alegistsam'eaid, des aredeefsw of .4 lodp trisieentrary to law, Int be 'aetteni the Miele aid 4bei • ilia i le iliathailk' Warg o lAsigleer,•rietnhallpentlilt ein(Mginefkkg, 'Wog the.cu a rthattlesttrafq,6 4-- WORSrl i niliST. `` Saturday Ires..emets, Mese **feria fiiajeakosittielnallf e • ,dhaded each atea)ipg tiir,.Awilfft•;:' ,i. a . - - . k r gmpilaftrastess, abet Galettegatinl Okftr, "Fete Silly litinnsfahkehargeilitritli kW** tWO field, is Plearesesetelerm ___ Gorge Iledreti was fatly emsniatted, elm d 4111 iiPiQO • pialk of toshogiorylvvie abetted Of , fin lhaber e ef Pirpol, ..... • , • LA 6:10111. tsgs 111661. . Chatiowr Oak their howteaej tiotdopiiir disordarly.--Pkose your Woesidp (said amen enliheeksdiA bled into the Mee) A sick these hese pones up hit Disko* being disorderly,—Prarizitd are re? asked hir. Wyss' A "AO Mao flier Witnoiatiethe did noli.-Liln Wyatt; wry cifteientone Judged I How elk arepp? Watekwass Taeard Of 4 pier fkosoorr.Str: Wssie. You den basally tare mkt As wyentp Wilt aide hinds dos it* aid wraiths aiti• subjects - a* "land to ! Wed, ripens, what have, rev aM7 to"the. charge 7_ One of them sari, ~le witkirp ak 6 f Colinisertiekvaili one a her. onapanioas aid, nift Tow le with your eye sort' on "%ph aloe replied, "sod dint yes f 2 • a Be in 7~ moth r au widish ither wade VW, staibe vitl man wok thee to the smelliness. . Mr. WTATP. 7 I:II asammapil loco moire hen Wee up all Weir, -pa ski 40116111aga, Vas roe Str brought here again: • • •• '• • • ••• • ' • A Headbirough of at. Genagelrinlfie - Zest was bed /4 for ban drank at ids peatOefosing tioultothafge oftrellsatAsbni. Ads two or three others, ~bed into the ~tee of a respect** habitant, and iii•vied wife, sod a coo rming the plaboat end this wateillooso irecithe sweet. . MUSD° M A DA WT.- Too • Dav—Tie birth-day of Admiral Vompe t hilmilenft.l nd dttk great oniuslasen.--ifereetry sem aiptaterylltnto the eveldmi, mid 'art be teen to advisor. Imam — Brides i eecimidid: nerds bt the Sie orforve Day decreased salon bond vd dor& hull $4 nilititee—Dal_hrealta Se a pael-tynrSatotn rileu t . °l s la.ti ottening—Velliii sets Ohl ailsiotes before lee in the more . Clew ataillterlit &cleated sooloh-liiiiethe'dey of* artiaribcd r af loft ird6.—ogr* spat., . ; ow , wiliamerv-ztervbay Iltkaintes past stem ail it jig far., . ,S_ : Tnentomv—llodketers, silly °lSt. Make; in the Ot 11 ° 11)11 : He said to bawd mimed tal!.. sts, given Agit to tiot,_,"'"" nag/With the Jew*, Om tic Amory before Sawarisn-totiT _'''— olf Woo and limn at eigie in the evoking. itszaavr-Cecemmtth 59 inhoktes past eight in the even*. illawaskty—lirtsb; Tilabet lAncoln,.ii tie year 1 ablini f tihri Ammo Blimbetlia Meession—The tart4.mr dm Teeth, Was on this day &led alter the Deluge...co/4,lam of the liftsotraod Jupiter at ten io the „riot 41.0, 417 . 1: 1 . 4 aoaire ei sow - ' . rm.. ~. At , "Mliti• ibit Ass. C.. Hapt.ar. 41wilitet *ChM P?Mr 00 4,441. 5 44 .1 . '- OAR gIigNINIU Rei. ItidlinktjaP, _ O a rals eirijc;igili,dtuilte eit t 1,- , • a . a • .- ' mid is it..- ine . .. .... ... " *a.m . : - Venrii wtr as _. ' if irt. 4 1514t. ' diehard hind Citlellill. •.4,4: •-- .4 k t 4 : 7l.loll " misligibegjaiFii4 .4 ol•4 7 :. 4 • ' ... . , ,•,. ~.', 4 - , .11 A s Mtn!, nod- , Arbignainq . 1.1 , • "- . . •... 6 , :. .. • . , a gaols air Lady; a.freetret 4. . 1 •4X 0 5.1. •% • •'' ' „1:! • • ' • grant a motley, malted •gairt in evident, , f • •Att : •• •• • .. . ' •• . • • , '' ' ..,'#' ••:. , iuntecut . C . or at?tetiohatthe peak Of her in t er "! - ' ' ,11.114 lillottesia # 64lo eldlieri t Was on two yearsaavoilleitiag cart ocpenttea. on •cerp ika a ropoi we e •,cia par li ot et ma uo li b tait t ar the. 7w fro . maws , liagnair and r at .... Irmo o f t he esentim . . Lc , ....„ a..a. , , . 1144._ lb, ai_. „, , ~, c , . tee:Mad 1r..1.10a. 104. free . . "ki r b i lt ott i sorto zany apt toe enwilint year la—. Im. v i ta lilapannor o jataa:l iriF is Sect""7 to g . g . liti :AN ' cif 6 bid i ieempiny ett At Christ. .. . liitwapjaaal Minty Wpallat I P aid M " e t f°l kr • • igen .on ired‘iselaiiilreoe, iaitord the Swats to to Mew... Alava, sod Ca got,ily thing.intt, tooter di, Agnes a aft by Boyilemeadate,bl Profesioe Tonal, privately, on see.oot orbit • - -itw: Pork& jaume Oa e Wits beisellia die ref cethariae Halt. „ in _ a __- , • ..- ' ' ' ~. v... 1 ' ••11- ' - . MA. !egglo t f tw es e i w e ir Tdmil l B a k bought itsteangoiliatio I the straps of piper 1414 it'll ' l'L C. ' P E.,tiiii • H.X. ii r ' a Vcoatio, Ire C.f. i onkr ' a g4ilt. was discliTtif led therirelves ,as ind Ula n _R t . e'• ll', 'thisie limidibi ; or ft 4. 1 r tit* Road s e i„, o l. wi,,,,f,4‘,4 4 d the piioorr h;.l aliaa4til ? ibl Y . ' L°4l l'enter. I there are Westin VP Diatidatis for .thiaAppoiotowns. tat deiteton-wae slim./ I in favour of the Th e rownelisg Dentinswo .et. ofnaled,er .tho Aloe of Ely Mr. Pollock . , eott ea sooty , t art, ta m % etl4 4k in i tiz i :tm ar Clap i e ,.fi ef:: ( P i t o rl ty itgl i — e ; !i l ni, j a t i r li i !Tlfo r w - t a t a r . l i til G' :To_ t 1 bei ng .-ac t ril u ited "" vje l :c7e c tfanithba, BA. AS& id ICineio.lhigeOrreorge Vetere. she Sou at:d of 41<et-inat Court ': . • . e ait Queeh's 'Coacre 011itax. Smirk Dear, S . A. - WaclitainCollega, was — eoeitiug from Illackfin t for it :me IP Oaford; Henry Chiebaley illitefaell s B.A. Witt'', College. ' hla annuey, and iimamtty re ot be let asi4e, and Panwes-- Wm. Illaekatooe Ilennitl, N.A. Fellow of Klae. theaubbery. The primer' v above), on the l..lciep •-• 1; • ••• eia;l7;;;;;;;;Giea:leTair;;Iart — Ce7 4V7- ,‘ . • • •- •' . • ; 9 Austin :, Wit aa J. i r a,kit, Cries 'AifSesi:i‘iiiictid Bigeniflitt4nnider •.: t etigt s 4e ifflorde r W. 1411,44Jeraseg•-areet a Sr. Pinorrei grater • ••.•.-,',. .. I tirafribe t aire d i a il i '. J.JielilleY Lannbahl-euret4roksc . , ..... , , .:. ",. .... 4 of ,7% , :"‘ 7. P. ir/. ialoaltr.,l4pp, . Sati hteld. slatidtikr ,„...._... , , 1 ie whole loigOl ,L t,o“..A.couti. watnr : 644',Aoney iTifveQt"m .... - " 7 )% in• the defendant. J. Wet: a tl eh. Theis th - C.• irliarnerittrt • • • •••• ifit ' Wr es t Ti Msnballi at c l i t gi t i n U rttl ligg. •^— 11"211"1464' " " i • • ' 3 ttlai • CY °. Inee k e t l : ec trirell. clow , ;• . viaOP i- r.t * . ••• Ye ovP •Po '.• had heat mtfalii* X. • eadi and to. Ma • . Inkier . .... a: • ''4::. rt f a ct iarm . ittigfar II.• nod tr.-•Almosnine. Meant IlLris, metalloids . .:... ••• laud ibe fin d r' X. lieksom Rodstord, Famellanter . •• . ... .. 4 .. id ; i • .. j avii T 4 -A4.'ltndAlt, rAtPrenrer-stilr. AWL mangsewer . . • • • AC tri i . 1P ..... ! 4, 4ard, &. martin' s :hoe, woollen draper *•'... • wines geit/di'ool J. Taylor, Brown's-lane, Spltalfielda. Dater ‘ .• • • -,. OS it Dittos's* J. Webnerr. Leia,...,,e.w.oare_ tailor J) Browne, . Hoes-drover . .W. Blood's, len: Bast Mallhig, Kent, paper-raker J. Bennett s -Warwick-square. koskteller. ~: 3; Wednesday, the Commissioners for. Inquiry into Public Charities concluded their sittings in Worteitet ! They will resume their labours their in,the silting. I~ ii p understood that they have gone through thoseekasities which ate under the management of the torpntatiOn: . T 3 a Marqnis of Laisancisut,'WsValeVsfPrinci Secretary of State Dapir tt has pleated to signify tn.:lmm HAJIDT, Esq..the Recor of Ueda, his intention to recommend•to his Majesty's clinieticy the al teen stuff WeaVesos ioloiitted* the Litchi Easier SesSions of conspiracy end tint; at - the . Bank in ibis ;owe, during the turn.ent in the Sprieg end aimed to twelve months insprisonment end hard labouri Tbeie is no doubt bur this recommendation; which is founded 'upon the pelitiobs of 'the perscatt 'id confine ment,Und Mr. lames Oman, the OrotecatUr, sopporick -by the recatinsimedstion- of the Magistrates. will be suc cessfut, and that the prisdners will be speedily restored' 'tot their families und &vas, sensible: of their'erroa, and determined nt‘er to repeat The high. tide of Wednesday ilia eunsittenstile -sta. .stle oo the Suffolk coesti TIM iseentiful gumless . Sir -Samuel. Luotan, at Pelisictivitligeriencedueetheii .diminution of Its latent, by the failing of the cbE, , the surnmer4rOlise ver y earrowly escaped The Cltamin on the beach was satept-away. • The-buildings:Mt thit vhOre at Aldborsogh arid 8 ,uthareld were - mesh de-i maged ; and at the toys! anduespectabla Ft/ins-4 Das. : with the sea rose to it height scarcely eset heforekimum.. --Stemjakd Arai.' . • . ' Voting the isteheasPrgales of • northelly: "hul l o i sown* . If6eist•ofland - Aittte Maw - been , &Wye! (tom the higher latksidvi•uples' the . Sontfre4n shines of *Wand. Tuaiieeptts ofsaiii• NI: of thetigfithousessepremet Avg :h#A 4 ring •abt►et'etfelighit d like .Isoma..toutat eheir or Oahe* distutifte , Uperattlysof,44lo starlings, blackbirds, thrushr4 diet% lie 'woodcocks/ anti *song liiiiffettd Wigs. AVIS, 'hater teet• - raught. otlus•lths ,- ef '041541%4 Retk,S•ubsicfrefierdadihellt•ipec glidetohtleeffitu flare. 'The sesneupeoiestfliOd. sealtheithsh intreat , numbers at. chilliest .of Mai sod 111Wt4dinitest.""- - Tite keeper. an tiro latter staticeasay they l iblieffefthe bust'afthetis.hbahmunt. Yekiedesrpfuttot) .Iboilig iWtAidiin; ttaiited Vittimiatts . au* ueubtstl vael - YbesiWitlftrphilliigleffi. • thisc'Ottsaif at Cbtsi : item atiketiartiottstek tfirand; tklit - lit* dentlr , stein VrifittriAlue4)6or; MIIA* pile; piatlecied. to wind op what is c'alletteht, uscnikey—a sort -oPwi n dl ass , retateigetrraWdly When the to dirt iiftetvilutnag St toi she utivoit este*, ththrtihte rden•-hOlttillladt slte lilt 'smack ifthetratrriftliisach Digite;ll , ' th*Akreaftetwirs'iiiiti f ict,Ndektfreitaiirstrawiefo ed,"Osit ieatitetisttaty:' TitebticiAt'aug': ssai ti&ttett to HuagerfOrd "A" Gorse to await an inquest. to ' t - 41 enothasnrcenrthe jtorsys.difp Qiandiger. dautegat of /OP Prsteces 41. adi ciir"...7-:.1A11411/ ''' :At Sopiflontithe Rei. Ric ha tilAtio A. Maw, • Catontie 4ilSsii,,TOSsils:divaistOt et Hsi lire . ..1; Ibritwome • " Oa ihe beh : l4s st stribiq, Mambo* lierte, Aged WO" ai i 2tioa II arriet; cilsogbwr of do K. Jobs•II. Mass iLb_ e Ag o `• M Ackwor4o. dip Hew. Gsts-Dloddiloss./AA.OIIO I . cietass, and of-Link Grimsby. - - - ..10 Soufkamptoorthe Rev. E. ir.11•146 Cbillfilb Val °P . .t ) ... v: s .. s fifp OclioCliter• . n — ...11er. *" I .. Ip, . biAni; ft ri4T. • aRa Mutt... : iiia. 11. 1 Dublin 4 0 Feasts •.. .:. • . 4 t AV . gitiit,r4 '-• .. - 2 • 0 listobitt 0 - thrwtT.so- ski Jerst7 i o . Bander% 0 ° C tof4ol'. - l. 0 Swede n -' o • •OsoosibAre . 4 .ii A.stwatd:lsbork 1 ° . . • 004 sis Ayres '9 • 1 ° Steaks 0 e I `tip • • .... : . i..... 0 1 . Brasil ' . . „............, 0.4--......, ... a, 4 1 5. 2 iti•Vi ATEA st-LIONDON-BILI DON TO MOILP L 0 ' 4to minutes atter I . . t , .th q bp . 1 . • 116 int:tufty afte . , . Luntadn 1 1 not • a nd Pub by ens ' A TM"V i.,. . at the Sras Or ma i N. 1, Pickett-place, Tteire - Q. • , . • •1