Star. — London, England, 1812-10-30 00:00:00

~_.._ << _._. .AL ' THE COT or MY f:Al:ti*k* Some dais ago wegave, from the Comma Mary, a list 'of 'the intebers which 'the-Gnerilha,eaders Dine with than in the field: We extract, With lanai pleasure; ilto - fdßoiving desctiption of that useful body of Men; troni Captiitr bxcrrimat's entertaining =e ndive of . the Marquis of Weirmortnes'eampilpis in Spain , add Portugal : a At present, the only troops in Spain which carry an a successful warfare • against the. French are the' Guerillas, or armed, peasantry ; and, it may fairly be - presumed, that they are incited to attack the enemy!: convoy, and straggling parties, as ranch ?y the hope Of plunder, as from motives of Patti:dim.. This cannot be suppOsed to influence the niinds of their gallant Chie4 ; but the peasant, when corn by the ranges of war to abandim the scenes of, peacefil industry, when no limger able to pursue hisnsual avocations, becomes of necessity a soldier, and assumes the military character, as thetmly means of supporting his . existence: It is D The materials that the Guerilla &tee is principally cOmpoied-4 hardy peasantry, despising danger, and enduring the vicissitudes of the seasons, and every species of cgs tigue and privation With the•fortitade of ancient Ra ndal:lr e minutely aciinainted with the almost invite treble recesses of their native land, its deep extensive forests, apd distant glens, the situation or its rivets, and the devious paths which lead to their mountain boldk ; . above air, receiving early intelligence of every lllClYoll2elit' Made by .the toe ; it. is not snrprising, therefore, that such a body, sudden and determined in attack, 'should carry terror and disniay,even iatb the ranks of the French soldiery; Who, have, onnti: mantis oteasions, suffered most severely in their con flirts with thee self-formed bandi:" ,ass ay JOHN 1112,011 Di ;1111611•Iti ' . *!•: .. ~.4.oud whistle s the wind round the Cot of my Father, 7.• A nd hoersiWsks the torrent admen the dark git;a, '-' And loud screathe the strike abote the wild heather, - cl '•Far, tar front•this.haunis, from the dwillogs of men ii,i Bar the Corof ny. Father is roofless and billy-- . And the hedge of sweet bawl • for...eie laid low : A Drear and damp in oath Chamber the thib,eir, 7- 01 111 the still reign of siletatethe altioniolaipair; 'tit Where sported is' cheatilik the virtuous, and - Fer t , t i . "Ile friends tithe good,pf the vicious, the foe . . e' . .Fairn is the oak whose branches estanded .1. A kicay.'n-spread shade, from this Sun's piecing ray * ~, Gone is the trier that always attended, • . "'' His aline to receive, at ihe 'glisentiqg of ' r:•()! wheri is the tnother'inf heart loc'd id air: i<l The father, *hose charities serrovilissii known fk , k :i0 i whirr the tweet sister that Sirsiot pt, appear . L i With a smile for content.-for tine a tear 1 mould'ring to dust by the' • • stool " J:i What is life!. that we mOrtalli . F. ( 04 1 4 41 74 '9/fiat iidat that none' ei, fable: 4 4 jest-a theme foils : "-- •:- #i • • ,:;"- er A qtikk passing thought thaele worth rebaßi 3 tilfor this have I wander'd, for this eon and igh`de i• m ,For this I've shunted death as my bitterest foe!' ,• Far this.day and night unto Heaven applied, . ' ' i And istarlecfmy eyes as they witch'd the tough tide ! , 7, ''' I:kir lite home to the cot I this morning &Stied, • • I To wain*, thoeght, desolation and. woe i !' ) Yet-dear to my mid are you step. of green sward— , -!'; • And dear the rough whits amokgsesibleis I hasv•ploy'4l N 1 And dear the high . rocks that the glen's aides banttort* •i, And ling o'cr the valley a dub edema shade! ... • With soften sidelight eyes mile on the seat ' l• Where oh Sabbath's sweet eve, free fronfierrefai OW er, -We hasten'd, an ever loc'd mot her to math- • ‘•:'• I' . • li Who taught us; in accents of truth, to repeat Our hearts grateful thanks in simplicity's sulk! By yonder thorn still rests the stone, ' • - .: . 1 , .ss-a----.. By moss o'ergrown, ' Where oft we sat and stripf our feet •; To wade the brook, at church to Beet • d' My aged aunt—beside whose seat I: We bow'd before th' Eternal Throne! • How fond Remembrance lingers round This wilderness of sacred ground I Ea stono-seat by the pathway side— o tree with head of hoary pride; iy, ev'n the echo down the stream, r • That, thrice repeated, dies away, 4 Ramie to mind the morning dream. i Of youth's delightful day I (. Olt ! spare then, ye wild winds, the Cot of my Father! .. • Once more may its ruins rise bright o'er the glen I And the ilathway_ be clerked o'er the mountain of heather, 'the traieller to guide to the dwellings - of sten"! .• • • ' ()*e nilite inky 'the stroke from the chimney eiteendlog • Cheer the warier, •bevikler'd upon the wild heath r ' Again shall this arm isdi the aged descending, . riu silver locks sere 4 from the tempest Impending, By a clean E e - i'ry comfort attedding, • Cbseelar• eye-lids the shadows/ of death f - And gib tooll* ohbre one with the soul of my , , 4 Who theeblld (4 Auction will joy to attri4. ; • Again (*.the place of k father and brOther-r • • Agin, like my slyer, be Misery's Maid ! And at that tranquil gloaming hodr, Whim Oontemplation's solemn pow'r W 14141 the breasts erect Her throne, With hallow :4 awe and love OPprest i ' ' Weil, kneeling, hies! the forms thatreit Brittath the death-bedetinc ; :.. gie -•sec• ' .., HIGH TIDES, &c. Azimut, 42crosaa 24.—The gale in the early part of this week has been treneeitdous on the coast, and the hisses occasioned thereby, we are sorry to say, are very great. • The tides here these few dayi have been uncommonly high, and such was the fury , of die billows on Weduoidn morning, that it knock ed down a considerable part of the parapet of the pier, and carried stories of an enormous weight ;tin great distance. e Newcarria, OCTOBER 24.—Tuesday, the Isalsrilla 'Tirtni.r., df South 'Shields, Wag virected ritoqt of Shields, • in a gale and high sea. Th li bidt, saveditheerew heir the sduth end 'of the' Herd Sand. At low water many of die materials *TA . got buit, and the seamen's - clothes, 4cc. and laid into a tent erected near the ()Fen Troughs, out of the usual teach of the tide. Nest morning the waters were so high with the tempest which had prevailed for foir days, that every vestage of ship and . materials, bed ding, &c. was swept away, only the invaluable ma chine, the life-boat, was left. The tide has clone in credible damage near the Low-lights, sweeping into the sea and river sixty feet of Clifford's tort 3vall and breaking to fragpaesits the Northumberland life:boat house. Some hundreds of spars, ntasti, &c. were ear ned away, and the water flowed into many of the houses as North Shields. It flowed upon the DOE. of Northumberland's new quay, and reaChed • the 1 doors of the warehoutes. , • Ereiatutoti, ObtOtitti 26.—From the year 1750, - 1 • '''. -s., ' • • • the NotthEi& in Kincardineshire eth ileditielf into ...' '040.3i i. tim r ev —Th ell .l l•_ .4 e. lifaiwr attrac t ed ,...fr . the sii ' tit . it • tlie hinds a Kirksiae t gird Wood:tone. pet sight, an elegant auditor to tots Theatre . - Kai .. wi . tt . wehmith ' ago, hovlrter iecoviseq ileitce of . ettracti;'e Opera . togeres4 however, a triatctial Jett- :' fioption, in conseqnence lithe illness of tsicusbox, ill 414 . iii the and a ver y 11 404 1 de ., It ex , 'Chi . nnel on the lends' of Cdmiestbri, 3glnch .appears to have utereaSed iciiiiiderahlfaince ivat e . . 4 l . , i k lie. '"', Itioii.„o3,lr performalice.. its far fioin being able to' upon v.-i.e., on an :merle, one • half of its contents , 41 ,• continued to run during lan fishing season. A new ft * MS;Rew.sis sc a rcell_"er, l *Y i t e l i. e if _ ktt -ti tt.......,,, , e, reiOlutloi . his now taltin plate' itir the Course of 'the uetol - ,150e Opera Ms. f , ..v.l. , Ffxra - . .F. s'''.• .., "-, river, which; on Monday last, completely Opined out ndressed the audiencepeariy as fnllows :. , . ...,„ , l' Re' Old 'channel upon'the lands-41E4144e and Wood -IADIti AND GEWILEMIa-4 1101 . .111117 !TT to 44611ria, .64, by which a 'valoitble property ii ristored Id its oil the weete indisposition pf M. I sccreas will preheat the &Arai. propr i e tors. l'hii river had, ieverat tad es IPtess, performed'" nued ikics'ilmlng, from b ' i ng "1'44 twits M ow" Previous . to the first mentioned date, 'tent' * its . eiy zesi,..lo instead t/id Progiii ease Sim 'and tir report will be , similar ` ft , Viefoga,ncela 1.641/ " MW aed Saturday evifig* ;of these 'occasions, it gave' he •to niong *Wit . The Puce of Catherine aid Prtrwlsio sutoteded the .. five litigation; between the new and old tirdprietors, , Operu,•and afforded considerable entertainment.— i tehlch 'was at kit 'decided in - fa:foist of the Gentle like. 'C. KIMBLE and Mr. Yotmo, in Cat/grime and ' man on whosiegrinnitli the river had begun to flow ; -PawitAiii were as effective wee remember any of all artificial iiteani employedlo obstruct or change theirpredetessorein those chiracters to have been. dittourte of Uliver being declared illegal. Dliulir4;Aire. T —The - Coniedf of The Reaux Sirezia- On the 19th inst. in censequenee of the late rains, Jew war - Peiftittned Irk tight with ai much Site; spirit, - the new bridge at Potarch, which -was - in a state of via reef; as vie ever witnessed itin - the best age of forwardness eaktilated tO inspire all concerned, with :Vlll44lNpr. The Mn. sull e n and Doriodo of Miss a-hope of eciale and permanent passage over the Dee gii,c-ili vac mis. ctite4 woo truly fascinating,t this winter, has been almost completely demolished. both in elegance of dress and of beauty. There .Of thetwo arches which were turned, and the centre iraS not in-their carriage, delivery of the text, or ex- of the thitd, which Was nearly completed, scarcely a pression of the features, a point Which we could desire vestige remains. This was occasioned by single trees •la 'lama 444 W. Ei L yartes' d ircisr, .though oa being chivies into the river, above the bridge, which • 9401e easy, had some . Inipisrz — •in the - built- , cam, tepidly down, and . accumulated in such quail ., - •-of which we differ from him. - when Okfrry City , as to.ektry the centre of the middle arch before - li s she.faisiciMrd his tit=ile eacktinis, as if -de it ; the arch being now without any support, and the ! . :Ate.4;lo,44!`fgc#ciV-;-*:Pe Whit ali gi th s 4l".l- . pier baying nothing to counteract the pressure at the 111 I. s i b s soss ciiis is 744pefit intgiect o liin isi p lid- other'side, it gave way, and the materials of which dressed pleyfully-to her. ' 'lb lib! iiiinnier;hls."My + the arch' was composed fell, with 4 tremendous crash , Lioirefuwilairiftru' l ee on:the recovery OF:irtite.ril . from 1, into the river--:its fall, of course, carried with it the A I 44 4, tl l o bcohi# 7 4o,lii4iefore insinuated the work which supported the,north-east arch, which also 1 s i athil i4 lo ai c. 10 91 044 of the f4a) ,iy-r- l uct be now followed in abort an hour thereafter. j.r..0 sot this , (iii; l i„ 4 40 tone of hers own 4*adter *point-, Unfortunate circumstance happened, it youltl,' fa the ~iiielp,s, atr i qpil tarp of tts 4sOir, . bdiever, course of another 'weik, have been out of 4ager: I ,, ir geo , ;;ll a nd all • :is' VTO ' foeliollut Liwte,'Ociosalf6.—At Hastin ) ...on - hiopday 1 u lte l sjsessld be an . IY:M. - fritgols'siteriery last, the tide Bowed. to trhoight ne*ste heron ivitnes- v 4ting . of atiiy tieinlool. - e hid • eierii , :tds no and t;yoe Oldest ii!issibitaut at 'that Oar!. .1! &Tied taste in dressing the character , so as to giri - ft the As eltimnel . through Out tii4sli, nigh to. tf.r.sPan , *fr: Aripeaces Odle Anthcee:po t trattliet pc, hoer- , narekiln, and sosuddaitlr overflovied* adXiesthg • , ter ►bitti she archness and giapricity . 4 tke iiliginal. levels , tiii4 it is tented ninny ihen,y,3lc,st,, aot mt: Aktlxitrit N im flo!!" . 11 1 -assir comedy uehlusidf: withstanding the prompt and active mtertionstif mots' t " Ettertscattre, eritir iterissiter hat the force - and ,drapsitivirowners,who*ent out i 4 tiiits - tiorima4omini; ''' . ..4iireess:','Whielt glee a.. isigi . tit ti*' ktitribgi ? and from the - Overliteliiting • pottier the s*d. 'This ,.which lake every; Weird litisilligilk, brit *lift- 1 ei4 . 7korOiserxp4t ebbiog, lek in the channel it 4 _ lag from ns to pt one tittention•ixt the stretih: now hadiotithed - thrdli Vle I?Ttlicti; i *Riticloc, an4-dige, shocking it is mow the'hudience put upodthe rsck ' tin( a'cinciei 'wli .sitttstilare ' betlit hurled Oast, --chair necks., - Atisittei of ye,iim ' 11* ittetthe %VIA fcrt . .. and. ~go scrive to at, diii not ihieki tit be mticlitolitrethy . cOtith , *n, Met. ;ogee so roam the cable, on being handled, fill'into' 'hit: 'l"'he too facigut _the fait non is in Were* good - pieseivatian,. litie sty, that *lte - xr!4 violence ( •f. ~ ' t ' WlE;fflat _ : _ . delights the is one of ► •`" that quiet Its shor t , of our . * 01• man of seeing 'fie Thane well ••• •.. oLb sAu..sr. • 4: r . * Z-‘...Wi i• - ii ) , an;e4„dve. war capitally in di . - - --- theloblitliii. de Lanham:here on the high ',lollyollfdlendiellank of England poet. ' • ' The prosecitter deposed,. that on the I*. of lacto 'Sigh hespet standing at the - -corner of awillositAtmet, in Oxford -street, when Kenyon came up to bin s and •titid; da-sryoti, yeti informer, are you alive r Griot then came up, and puiliiiiffit in his a.te, - challetigiiig hhit fell& Mn.n - Withesslitisedr addiiig, - thathe did not get his bread bY Niktitiii, 0 0 4 by ba./ 41 labour; yet he- ihought himself:as goods man as either of them. Witness is *butchery and had 'never informed against artfoiteuf thelit; indred *he hat Sever seen them VueOne 'illy heft** inO•.'ord-Street, ividi an el.; derly man is thekr • siompany. After, baying left the prosecutor ::. few yarns,Green returned again, put hi*, fist in his !peer and at" length knocked him downs.' Which hereptmed threetients. The prosecutor thee attemptedm crawl on his hands . and knees into the Worcester Coffee-house; but one of the prisoners laid hold of. him .14y the waistband of breeches, and pulled Mai back. He then felt that 'hiliad lost Imps proper; y k ancrcalled out that he had been rohbed of sii site SAV of V.rjeand notes. Hester went into the Woraiter Tap, where Green follibWed, and wiz., ed him hy the neck handkerchief. He was, how ever, re,leme4 and in a little . time he saw a gentle -z.n414-90e414sec coming back with 4tmlou• *Ott& i nines n his nine!. : . 11,..Lee deposed to the same effect with the laseeritd lieu, and added, that when the called • an( that he was robbed, be saw a r fall to the ground, and ;dad, named De Labatouche, pick it up. genyon ieited his band, and said it was his partner's, , but the lad rebated to give it up,•saying it did not be lOng to ei th er of them. , However, Kenyon, by forc e, took it out of his hand, and said N D-0 your eyet, I'll have the snowy, end if you don'tlee itgo I'll poke your bl•-y eye out with' my tunkeilla." Witness then saw tins making his way out of the crowd,. which induced bins to loßoote him •ai his partner dick not go irith' shim. _Kenyon cr owned Osferit4iteet t ; and went by BolecoveriStreet, where he to walk. considethbly quit keit-than *hen he sM rn ' Wingate then ran alter dim, and inked hit tit be - bad not got , some money that was not his min ; he replied 41 On, yes, - and here it is." Witness got the money from him, and he came back with him; but ou the war, said he would givel pound note and a bottle of w 1 to pins go. • • ' ei treoce of, W fth Labatouche was to the ' fa thai of de Eat witness, and the ".14,1", WA' . a Yeicli t ieof-:-Guilty against Itenes--40 —Not, Guilty in fav our of Green. • •'' '' ' ll i n dicts ls 4" . 4 ....frii*ls tm i sre bot tles, cootaining _ategailpow# "RIM, IdoPeity,' of I. Morns. . • • . It appeared km evidence, that the prisoner was cel lerntan to Mr. bforris, wine and spun-merchant, it charintcrots, and whose cellars ate in Northuniber , .land-street, in the Stroud. About nine months ago the prisoner, and 1 Groves, another servant of Mir: Morris (whom he bad taught to read and write, m 4 ~ to whom, in all respects, he bad been a most kind master), entered into a systemark plan of robbing that gentleman. The wine and spirits which they took trom Mr. they sold to One Cotton, a painter and Maier, residing at No. 5, Angel -court, Windndll; , street ; the bandy at 14s. the mist 104 per gallon; andthe fort-wlue at 2s. a bottle. 'Sy Cottentsswa testimony be used to bring down stone bottles, which he gave to Groves, who worked in the stables as well as in the cellars; And they were filled by the prisoner. The prisoner and Cotton were apprehended together at a public-house In St. Martin‘s•lane. i: and the key of Mr. Morris's stable was found en Cotton. In his cellar were found the two stone-hottles t containing the quantity of brandy mentioned 'in the indictment 'The Jury, after a very short. consultation, found the prisoner—• Guilty. • - : ' • The following were also convicted of felonies, viz. Sarah Allen; for stealing it, iottlitet pine, it sheet; and ethery articles. the protiertr of Muir Lowry' t M, Lynch, for stealing rim quarteri of /iris, the propetty Of W. J. Robert& ;* J. Sinith; Yoe stealing 'slit dozen ! of stockings, thegoods'of Ann Sykes ; 'Ann Jones; for stealing sir yards Of cottbn, the inoperty • cif D. Wiseman ; if. G. Heation; 'Hannah Hearscin, I J. Wise, and Catherine Wastsbn; for baying. in -their custody and possession several forged and counterfeit Tank:•notes k • -. .. T. Brawn was capitally indicted for cutting and maiming W. Jefferits, with lactic to do .him some grievOns bodily bates. i • The prosecutor stated, that about eightO l :Clocic . on eveninl of 'the 20th of October, he was pasting , ugh fraihory-square, when he saw a crow o , - liacksolg coach, the driver of ithich was cotip;: . ijiat the prisoner bad taken his ' id notriber ' Ch interfered, l 04. 'vs°, could not be anowetitct go also. Heseto after some .altercatiOn , pureedo to give ! hi in finem e al of 'iiiitalft fififfacht, aciPrai9ll.4l accoum,, the prisoner stood no 4 . ancellth. 'They parted 14 4 ih - ort iinress4sert 4 pritoqi running : Ater Lim ' calling potpie koosi WM. b him so ell. The prosecutor having clecPired & to be the obnosiope pascal theyhad another& ltquallY as the first to • t h e disadvaMageot the p, .ter. At the coochmion of the Lottsiness•bo,ve!er,i -prosecutor found thit he had Iseca rouged 44,41 lest both sides of his breast, - but iti kf puf4, noel 014 the prisoner 444 done it.. , . . 0 — . „ ... , ~ .IA aargaqUenCe of the PnofilttoP4 Th!filk • received, the Jury acquitted the petsanec.ei.,. , - !li-, The following were also acquitted' vita Mary Bust. afoot' H.''Bultsebilnd W. :Jackson, - who waseedard teiemain. *. ''', - , r --. ' - ' • • •'. • " ' • . At She Middle= , Bessie,* yeateirday b icame on to be beard en unreal agaihstithe &pis* of the. Me: %incised of Bow/meets mile cud of an information gyring' Mr. Some, - •of •Llitiolnla Innsfiidds. for 'a Nitlitiate; in psolecdog die frees of hit i house' beyced adjeininglinusea: The Megistratestski quashed W 7 4 - timid-Coatis& wit , now,. heard en-both , 4 aid Mr. ittaimkkanm, considering kin ease of publitletetisri +advised an *placation- to lie I Mid* 4r.heit of King's Beach fora writ of Ilifbattaanioa determine ifthey hod - cery ladle ap-. *hicb was agreed to. .....r 4 :4 • , la;c . , V.: lecks wire-clriWa—Liudibew ears scrored 11P, the i sm to =tell aurYmilke eat lberitli#llll lif ) inuttereciise 'l6ineed; or jii 113011 " . 'A* to Wfaeultrofhearing with the labour - :r. 1/ 4 stiz t iirtia `ii a proof that it not • the of exertitnialut ;the sitpplisittot - 046; that the tmderstaidiag. Mr. Josiampeqqatifir' d F his happiest- ebiraeters,foi is , Aye tt with getr E l e t tops that . mites it itreslitibly isro . 4 Ws , eianiple of the maniter or - lip urgood 614 ittick 04i, trs *the - seeing that gentible cowleiir that b 4 Waved. iuse well Wed- - ' water' elm rose to•an IMUSUaI I?elitht, and readeted to t ing milted** Wad)! knistaiable, mud the tide ebbed: • Wiiii*: l 44lor#iiiierinighi t the*Odetilitit ton- tha structed is a *Ceiripeepri residence loria erj employed in erectintbilight-liOnati on %taker-mai : Meg 4 near ;Was t away ) ; by whit') =tidbit 14 e were ia44l bdlitithii to ,ijokk pirt . hethe y' building building iltaritio t apkg, are se nsueVioigised, itii hare 4 they canaiit siivirt., peal, • P 0 4 1.44 • 40 ARUIOROUGII4raIt6"A relPeetatile )(Xing lo p nutn, of the- tame of Camp, charged her Either aei her brother, with forciblyertering . her derellinghe% w Atonic. street, Bloomsbury, and s t ea li ng tel 1 1 a gold chain, and other articles of jewellery, its. • l ippeared by the 'statement of the proseciMix, that held the lase of the bOtrse in her own right; and.* mother was protected under the same roof with he t The Non* was lit out in ! lodgings, as a part of% istens•of the daughter's subsistence. The f it t xt ,,„ . turned from exile at Botany Bay, som e s i me sin s ;AOdau on TuiesAlVasgiiiastilet4t b a y ncr haT t ! l e f° p ort: The property stolen wai de tii h!l: Avatifebe in the parlour, which had been forced +open. A constable proved that the Ember wu Mee k quarter! of, au jitour.akoe its the parlour, and that it hi ,raw a ,ock,t-bookis his hand, resembili t tia ti 4ii Ate prosecutrixdetcribed as having'iatelaiii • lost •noti The father 'did not:deny:hawing t a n ve property, but contended - that his dangle," * as an possessed of a shilling, and that the Pr,erty,uwea as the house, belonged to his wife. The dug* swore to the" coatrart, arid she Was confirmed by die production of the resist% 'Tle rater '*is committed 'for the felony ; and - 11x1 sasi who liad 'only - Weed id effecting an antillailifritllischarga • _ !INN • 1441re—aiiRisir nifain ted in Middlesex* i tor don, before the Right Hon. Sir James blatimii k Knight, Lord Chief Justice of his Itstaleitrileikit Common pfras, at IVe,itnlinstii, in and altar„ inaa b,.11312. ..• 1 / 1 TE , Ru• MUM& wank. T oo l. rwrsii ii i ii k NOV. t 0 W4l4olodar S . 61. pet n KNOW • 16 Taoist •. . Mondaysa. Tuesday . AITRA 1101.11. Monday '' Not. so Tuesday . D m' PEDESTRIA.NISM....4r. WALKER, the Pedestrian, Isa ten tailes . un the Clapham-road', yesterd4y, in an bihr and 94 dimes, being 25 minutes - within the &Bond time. F, ' • t o , . Ptittave.--Yesteriay a pitched battle was fo* heti - sten Carr ildh and Lit* Adieu, ' two jou/L.7. men bikers, .m Copenhagen Fields. George Bryn seconded Folks, and Paddington Jones Little Andes'. The match was for five pounds. After fighting * rounds in an hour and a half, Little Andrew bed fis man. It was a real milling fight, Andrew Rauh." enough to satisfy any glutton. Folks was takel, to the Cock, liew,street, Carnaby Market, clreadfdl, beaten. After the fight, Snuff, who fought C Meat, commonly calleciSingini Bop cballeng via - or for £5O, which was readily accepted. are to fight in a month, if Mr. Snuff can get as Ind, to back - him within that time. Last week a man, named Saunders, of Allstore was climbing up a tree which he had half rani through, for the purpose of fixing a rope to.the inp when it fell, and bruised him so materially, that al died shortly after. • ' 1 of i ...r, brought op by peuly 1.. ing his teed ftblilis Toot acids duty as a thlpwright 6 Ckaim Dockyard.- Mrr Es floiden, ef Brcupton. SOCL•iL HAPPINESS. MARRIAGE' should' be the foundation of Social Happiness which is often disturbed through the pita .shot tonit the t hi n taking tboatprirmatitirt which woS ilMom thetenjoyment of that great domestic Westin. Pe* Min rank pay adoration tii the Arise 01. wedlock ; but when cOdualtcltion hat been tainted' by &seam, or debiliiat t edby i . .hibiroomliiter at :in curly , age, 1 tetievation of kaki pneious to entering that state is indispensibly requisite to rt. kshiaibilehignMiltY•f lifeoand to reaohnate the Syriac. F disorder' have sontribuird more.ementialty to destroy II happ!otit Mad char which are the consequenceof an ' rr.• ' It:Wtis this carsideration which Induced CURIO and:Ocu kr these hit twenty years; to direct Moir ' dies atid•primitietexclusively to the treatmeat and cured tit 11 .uereal Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom, as also to ciio i derangement of the system, produced by the deitrudift habk d 'the inconsiderate schOol-buy, - width brings on those &mei* Debilities andarbsiencies that prevent or embitter the kiaii• menial state. The successful • remit of their plan, gives WO airiditivtial ardour to •oppose the ravages of these comp!' , iyhic,li are the most important lo the cat slope of litinish'isio lip. • irbibins every person who has halylged ie di 11 1- We vko . 40 Wei' tellef by consaking ptahlidesii • men if elii "NM mid hildreri :to which Meows. Cutrie sad-Cii. din 10 loWic=if oftnitetie.atithority. as well's the testliary of !IP' „tits ted taco: In professing the cure of tbeiicirr i t they Mild out 'no inducement 16 vice t but, soak c0..._... ~,.. 'lithlit he of the - mill:ems `okaeir calimities,tUrettli l.. .." . ' ills 80 getidoclreducated Members, of rtar warocAlleses ;..tripimeoLikouidoei mid Edinburgh. ... Mews. caftan and Co. have selected the foomOgi nfii e ntr frill '..tbo . fIuMV they are daily receiving, rim Geiitleillo" end thabki fde their ftsferation: to wound and *Weil Wins It was Mat he divot ulsokidted, from the soa +fa Mk Iseli *IA amiiiebtiersit rod•r this distressing sad palifilsaiakt VI lean k,hir ta i heat wider the care of several ii 6 Swiewi• feisional emniente ' none 'of Whom afforded him *fief; lird foini"ttitsoperior mode of minim* pursued bt Maim; Carrie sod Co. ke umbra a radial OK ° tile abort gm: lifYrietiatintlie r • • • . ;rope. Currie, ;07, E ton G a rden. __ ,_ ._• •• L pressure --e Li great ill moununicatill! °°c° Catrii•thelierfbct roketabiisi.ment of his health; •ii weir of hits Ida di* idatimble treatment ofM dailies la do .; H. may've& that be has notefor many yeact 4110/ 44 ts, jf ffiPlEls and freedom from pain; and he r oes:raids fri , - -- _, i pu bating-obtained, through his skill and atrititioniie2r, 'radical cute et that horrid - complaint. As hews. Ws 4 77 1 ;,. " drthe miuMitititkorheri Waked the nompisint, how" - dices ° power, heat aitdr trial' sad 1 Y*t. ampAratia. i o Pa*, 'ilePlow.oo4l , Rt. -Go,* "dusk he - ft 46 r i Jr 7 be more r ant} williaig to idlimOsitige.r '. .., a/ " tleakir Misu AU CID. tday WI Mommid prres t ' g• Sex, ivitit'ilié greateit -secrete` smiliiimiat, Is Ask dollic; 10T t Hatton-aardis. . Patient* imthy esontry alltr o t -slam the pyrtkabley of rhoit wiosiiii "C 8 geetZtil atc. inc lostivf a militancy (or advice and it . • cich • i lone will giveo.aipot t o f !......4.4 J r . illy lot-ofdbe.be..,ttrt allAas '`ltorrit—p-?-•;-- —4 , 411 P Fra wee*. V-A ggi 4 ' d i tt i At Edinburgh, on the let M4 ls it, the Rev. David Mlitliter'df Eirfile, to Anne, yod• daugbterof thi haws Osenpiell, €4l. • ' - -• I • At Porthole the lath inetent, :the Rem H. 41 , ..fteeete. 4 Chaplain to the Right Hon., Lord Gray, to** *lit iheth4.o4 only daughter of 1)r. loam Lewis., Perth. • The entitlement. ti-llev.lakeqiielsoleon, of Gorat•Pares, Hants, to Ml.. Mary Prances Goma; seeend , sireglusr.efebebts Maier Green, of Bushden, Hutile.' Wolnts 4 a7 • at St- Geargetthe-Mertyr, S'asseelmire, the Rey. 'flounas - Pij, Rector df - hotbriten; !Wks, to' hlislivOlice, ' of 'Broneistk:roW; QUeeit-iqtkittei' - -'' • *., Law week, F. Leyaois,llllFisf the Royal Marines wheat% youngest daughter. 44 'thy Ipee • ROT. Pr- Rifeirrii tet it Queen's Colkip t canibri47; and Prebendary of Nor, . ,-' 1 Pi t' • • DIE). The illst *, of a locked jsw, brought on by . nearly stew _ _ 11 LCl;grillallebil Lan pato SW% riaftv 0 lIPK/0416441 NM% TORVOpt 1