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• DECEM BE R bir—Cuisa _ • -7 :11106E EU: A NG& l'Wgl.l 7 l.o•cLocic. llilitaiii ettastnias Oar, .a 4 a elastbedillY to die aty. risme hearsiatiea 'cia be itititheik up to thii as* there tine Di aide* of Umlaut Inipiet..eaartieg the !lapel's with the Erato Plow% Itisposere• by the nide ottoosste feast Cosetaidesple, dfillairAMlSsetion bad left the &pee cuplud. (tom the fallowing willteste•A The latter an 1146 the Iles, midst for isesructies s haw Malt Notts." " !mut. Dec.lll.—Very little bitchiest ie deluges 'Chasse te.day, het • sinsbee of repute ate is cltadetielL .11 it said dm M. Par siostawhit left the Clussrlistle, and ceded hie plies to 11. Mew thastoe-441tw M. Gneiss bee resigaed—eied:this Yams will 4 • tbe sane e bee those taco are better intenett. state abet Vaunts illlitroroshs ohs Chambers to Oetobee, to gain tiote, acid thus obisio 7 i oraaltaajosity: Tito fort of .3c40 stiN masks to t►e bands of the Tasks. - Firer vessels bad kft fleoroo, sokbelot mart of three 'Ausgabe air stony. • ' • ; e,• • Nothing has transpired relative to the dispatches re ceived from Mr. SIMATIOriti C•writeo,'dated Constan t Moople, the 28th ultimo, more than it is believed nu one point has yet been conceded to the siernands' of rhe Allied Ambassadors, nor have theirsepiesenta.l l tions teen received in any better spirit thith that of indriference. Under these circumstance, * it •is naderstood the .Allied Ambassadors LW cfeiaanded their passports, and at the date of the dispatches they were preparing for their depattere. Mr. Sritavecran Claims°, it is said, had written to Corfu to announce his intention of immediately'repa;ring thither. In the mean time, the Rats.4rraziot is reported to hire sent ow the 29th a proposition of a trifling and useless mature to the Ailies,which was construed no otherwise than as a proof that there existed some wish to procrastinate on the part of Turkey. A Divan was tn . sit the sime eveis ivr, and on its resolves the Ambassadors supposed that the question of peace or war was in all likelihood to tarn. - The Gazegie de France of yesterday's date was re.' hived this morning by Express. Under the head a Constantinople, Nov. 26, we ate informed that the ne gocjations were at an end, and that the Allied Ambas sadors had quitted that Capital. Nor either the article mu,t be a forge' y altogether. or a wrong date inserted. As the dispatches from Mr. STRATFORD CANNING; re• Owed by our Government, wei e dated two dais Wit from Constantinople, than the advices given in' the French Paper. ISOM TIM GAZITTI DI IFILANCE 01/duIaDAY. • . PARIS, Day. 43. • - We hive•rtitived news front Constantinople of the st6.h November. The communications s hich sere established be tween the Iteis Effendi and the Representatives of the• Fasers signing the Treaty of London, induced us to li,pe that. the l'orte, feeling that the inlet est M, tu!Opep and its own, requited tie pacification of Greece. would yield to the propositions of the Courts of France, England, and Russia. This hope is vani►hed. ave►y thing induces us to believe that M.deltibeaupierse sets at lot Odessa, while Mr. Stratford Canning and Count Gisilleminot, will embark at Vourla. The latter ate qith she 40. t. visiting for instt uctions from their Court'. • (Tne concluding paragraph article gives the a-surance, that in every t titer terct tranquillity is cots tinned.) We hare received the Algestrine Zeilung, and other German Papers. The following are the only articles of ipterest they contain: THE HVENIN • totgON. 1140 PLY, DECEMBER .25, 1827. HOLIDAr. • • - FLLANK.FORT, Dcc. We find in public Journals the follow ing article, dated from Hanover :—The affairs of the Privy Counsellor Von Schmidt Phiseldeck, • formerly in the service of Etensuick, and noW of Hanover,, and the proceedings of the two Governments relative to it, have become of more importance; and this remarkable aff.ir is now submitted to the public opinion, in a work drawn up by the Hanoverian Minister Count Munster, by the com• mand of the Xing of England, accompanied with nu . "serous documents and original letters.of the Monarchs and Ministers of England, Austria, and. Prussia. The Duke of Brunswick hash, ins pamphlet, published and distributed at the German Courts, and in an intendsd memorial to the Diet of the German Confederation, charged not only the Privy Counsellor Von Schmidt Phiseldeck, but in general those persons who were en trusted by the Ling of England with the Government o' the Duchy of Brunswick during the minority,* ith crimes which could dot possibly . have been cofl n nitted with Out the knowledge of the King himself. The Duke has affirmed that a plan was deliberately pursued to render him by his education unfit, both in body and aind, for the cares of Government; that the guardianship of his country was illegally prolonged ; that in tilocoerse of it several of his sovereign rights were uvjastly alieaated, and that no account has be n given him of the admi nistrating of his country, or of his i rivate property detioglis minority, Ste. The above mentioned work of Count Munster refutes then aecosations, singly and in detail, u iah the conimu vacation of the above-mentiosed original documents.The' teusons gives by Count Munster for making public att ' 2 164 whiet otherwise should have been confined to the Fabiael r iffir.too important to the history of our times tO 40- : 4lltuted here. " The Duke." says lOilluist, iliumstmeoW entertains a belief that - his rank as ilk iacic rodellt Ptioce, protects him flont . the consequetteese( lais 41 0 1 4; but he appears to forget that athing is btp[e at ft like, which must be equally dear so' the as tO the moans* aubject,--the pre. 4:bis good name. That the one ea well taisiolOgOir booed to preserve t h at polity of lidgUrati,il6ol4- as a celebrated writert expriises it. vevg4f, Mryfy spot as, a mortal wound, *act dun 11440' . it . foostd to be false recoils upon Perrabd, twit de Mistake. 112 ,t. -• s. :18. TRISSTE, D. Testa*, We 'received the infot nation thit the Greeks had rval,:hindered Three Austrian mmehantmen and I crew; in the Gulf. A piraie; which lay its wait for: the, packet-boat from Corfi t eanse eif very badly. - It =is ) took the Austrian sloop of war, etrustp4Rilisdili CPS* Dabinovieh. for the facketlecet, and attacked ; bed' was burnt breongtrie rockets.' Its mew consisted of t 100 men-94 were &owned; sz, taro attempted to escape in the boat, were taken Primped 's, slie boat of the sloop. The, are two Gendirse,ciseDaboatian, and three Greeks. We long le nothing so much here*, that the scandalous system of piracy may be put an end to. vi EN ttA, Des. Mt. Yesterday a Russian Coutier. froi ) , St. Petv 4 stiurgh. arrived here, who, after a short stop; proceeded,-no his journey to Ancona. He carriestothe three Commanders of the combined squadrons; in the Mediterranean, the Insignia of !he Russian Orders, conferred upon tbensby his Mi.je.ty the Emperor. •,: • .Deco 13,—Met ..11iqiies,110 I JO; RNA - Shames * 1.064. —Algorithm &hung. , • . 1 . FROM THE DANUBE, Dme..31.. The latest aecnurts, or ratber iepotts, that we Rise here respecting the,nlfairs Ittom, Ccn-t ntinnple, are again favourable. Fl i t Pte is said, has con s ented, on the repeated repeohentanicres of the Ambassashas of Austria and Prussia, to an asotistiie for lame mouths. Meantittre, a Congress ise4 wet/ at Oten. in Hungary, schrn, under the mediation of all the Eurcipeatt.Pesiers, the object rf the Meaty of London of the Ch Of Jnly . a ill be discussed and deboilitrely arranged ssitlatLe too t currence of the Post.. These statements tertainly hive an appearance of great probability ; but it must tit be forgot, that at the present moment *peal* n is parti ci:l4l-1y active, and elms all its ingenuity to produce nest %actuations in the several mar tuts in Eat l'pe, ble to the view's of the specelatorb.--Nrrentberg Corm. pendent, Dec. 17, COURT CIRCULAR. • • Ur Duke of CLAM" "Med icities!Miu *by Pryi yes teallaY. from PrioN B o* • . Pripet Leone& seeMly4 *IR 71TRIN!!". Yesairdar IPOldolfr IMP-04 0011"Alt__ • • The Duke of Gombseue milted se Ma met Miubst Perk yesterday, from Lulgreml C,Mtle• T ~_ , L . . Ilia bfaasstris Clulnmas bounty was distributed yesterday at the Airmen" Mine, Whitehall, by Mr. Hamar. Secretary to the Lord high .idnsoner, to so'i polec 17411 a$ tea of Whom received five dulling% l'rioce Lamsa. the Sogdian Ambassador. awl Rome, the Franck Charge d'Affaires. lead a conference with Rail Tionsm yes terday, at the Olke of the Secretary. of State tor Foreign Affairs Earl INotsr bad an lotervikw wkirViaretutt Gamma yester day. at his residence iu Duenieg•ametv. • Viscount rasautaseon 141 town ua.9atrhlaydlae his seat 114 & o utland s . Haste. Mr. Hammon I* Sinn on Sunday, co a visit to the Noble Viscount foe, a kw *rya. • .1 The Cisanottscoa of the Excesettait litfi . newn en Saturday his seat at Montreal. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVAL& Major Burebeil, in she Itignsovrent. fans Pinis • Captain and Mr.. De in tirnitia4trort, from Cheketthass ; fib% tend Ali., Maxwell, in 4.bieme Attowtteett Wee, from Prighton ; the Duke of Norfolk, at his house Iw & Jamet'aoluare. front his seat, Arundel Castle, Susses ; the Hun. Odeon& /loom, at his horse in Curtirs. Street, Mayfair, frorr. the Duke of thidford's. Woburn Abbey ; Colonel and Alra. Campbell. in Wisosiire-sttert, front Peri , ; the Hun. Charles ierninghim, in St. iimre . e.orret, from nrie; ford Henry Ker., et Warren's !fowl, iirgree:.tr•et, (rpm Dowager Lady SedS.l4's seat in Norton ; Carta& Porter. at Stesens's Hotel, Botni•street, from Yorish is; 3Jr. and Mrs, Fri. at Fenton's Hu ta, St. Jantes's-street. from Norwich; Captain Calcraft ' at ditto, from Bath; the Hon. and Bev. Dr. Marsham and the Misses Marshal:a, at the Beirkagram Hotel, {)Li Hottinstini and Cosh Strpets. from Kent; dlajur Boyd, at the British 111.ge1. Jermyn. street, from Sulfuth; Ur. and Mrs. Tennant, at - tii ctn. from &Aunt. DEPARTURES. Tile Ilarqui. , of I.ansslown, for kis seat, Buswaset Park, Wilts; Earl Gower, to the Ilarqtais of &afford's seat, West Hill, Surrey Dowager Lady Elleolkoresigh, for Lkighaso; ►lajor aod Mts. Goya, far Purtsmosth; Ilajor Pilgingtoo, fur Gibraltar • Mr. and :Ufa. Grant, fur the, New Stevie, Brie:ou t ; sirs aid Ass Seward, fur Bath ; Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Tynte, from Weymouth, to kir. Taylor's seat, flollycombe, Ilants ; the Hon Witham &vita, to Campbell, Req.'s ,est. Blenden Hall, Kent ; Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Childers, Irons the St. James's Hotel, J.:rtnymetreet„ Tor Spalding. Lincolnshire; the Comitess of Askkaankam from the Burlington Hotel, tar her seat, Aahburnhern (l oo s e , Beak, Sews ; Colon. I Wood, (unit ditto, on a tour; T. Trench, get host atm. for Chekenham; Captain 13.11, from ditto, en a tour; R. Throck morton, lisp. from ditto. for Brighton; L. Whits, Bag. (tom the British lintel, fur Scotland ; J. Mitchell, Kit' front ditto; W. Bailey, Rag. from ditto, for his seat in Ileitis; the Bari and Cosasites• of Lansdale, front Borton, fut their teat, Coates's/ore, ItudendehiFe r • .~.. • • MILPSHTUA Dicausiui 2 5. , L.v . . Ti. Palmas' Atilwarn - has taken a carnage airing daily slime Wednesday, .aecornpankii tiy ,Mia* Wert- TA HD ; the East Cliff, leading tr? Rottinvicau an 4 New haven. yesterday and to day, was the polite pieferte4.— Her !Loyal Highness kit the,Paiace stt etevom o'clock ibis morning, and returned at halipast one. 'Among the numerous inquirers at the Palace. within she fast few days, were— The !Duchess of floaburgbe and Major o:ReHey. the Duke and Duchess' of St. Alban's, the Marchioness°, Ailesbury, the Bail and Cosiness' Gwydyr, Admiral Sir Datidge and Lady tie Dowager lady Bilentthrough and the Misers Law, Major General Si, . 116 °413M , WY. mad Nis IPMabon.a.asks Carr, Captain and ' the Misses Percival, Cuban .tiad Mrs. Fitsciarcnee, Lord and Lady F. inviter!, Lady Susan Haitians Colonel, lira. and Vidal Clarton,and Captain and Lady Agnes DitUer. • The ihvariable ielilysts• inquiries on the sulsject " Her R sj , al Wittiness is well." • The Ead of CJIATNAII and Lad? Lot:orate had the ben'ur',f IRO interview whh the Anne's' yestardalsi tad the Hon. Mrs. BRUDENILL this morning.- .; • • . The LOUD. HUM ADMIRAL bag fives erittighas. - ; that wend redid:time in the various navatalmetmeme shall lame., diately take place. The rota Mishinew at Leith, as i depot fur s worn, At. for It. supply of adps ad that station, Ilida lidest drawn. Betted, and the storm removed to Waohrlik, le = marqieence of, windy the office of stualteepar, wih dais. dm. has hied abolished.' At Harwich, a similar reduction bee aim talsosa andat Dept.: fwd, the contract for horses for working. in. abi yard is o, laminate, and the work performed. as at the other dock-pad.. tiy the canvicti. la the Navy Office, it timid reductions among the Chian will air taienlace,whith it la a4dedwiil liluswisa 'sundial those in,theAleptirtiemit a( the Coatealoa•as fm M H a g. t i n nada nuadtarwana for the reception of volunteer nada Illhdheffitalataatinued; igbd mai* Wax cep ate itatal. — ilia dere of the 70th lefwitry.- whktit +recently embarked at Otwestssider tftsk, to board tbe Legit Su *WU ttanspert, hat been driven ioti Plythuutb by wrens of weather. !SURREY YICOXIANRY CAVALItY. .litiitalltine St.-- , tlerfetsant Oubmid Sr Wit. •sllst.son IDLY"! 4 alter hawing etimaitinicatad to each individuil aids ilacisent the order for the disbanding of the Gaps, concludes Isis at tolloWs-- . thus Whiling one of the law duties of his coremond, the Mast Culunsiltegs toesprem to every individual in the lieginuni, bow telly sensible he is of their soldieilike and eseelki.t eneolues deride the time he has had the hewer of . being acquainted with them, atiriof which ibeir . aiipearatice and discipline give ample priest., and he &moires them with the greatest aincrtity, bow grateful be is for the kind feeling and Algrollull they have at all flute* ,hewn its- W 414% him, the reconvenes' of which must ever give him the greare,t ati.faetiow. (Sighed) " W. G. II i4aI.I.IFFI: " Cumdfanchtut, Survey Yeumatiry Cavalry. G. Watio. is, Captain and Adjutant." is Ilegintint was raised in sit year 1704. under the ciaiwnatod Grilse Lite Hail of Rushes. They ha?! Levee, C..c.talifly called sun in every riot that has taken place fit Conduit, iu ail of the civil powere d ' mud Conducted, tbwitieleesslitiais With fit mom., and et th , e', same time wick a laudable fatbearasee. • - - COMMERCIAL' U LLLIGENCE TV'S DAY.. • ibis being 41disadinsPay,; accouter Own were 1 . 10 trAmactions , in the Culosial bliekets. In the SunanAliaasrr yesterday there war souse little busload duce, at about tbl; . sattle trims as an Friday Let. The stock aftha l end of the pi Atilt year, m competed with whet it was at' dila period la.t year, is expected to be less by 9.00 a casks. Of 04'61 thF:StOO qIU be greater lb //1. Ut. thc qpr of last year. The pikes of atom ritscriptioas of West India produce are above those at the aid of last year. liesinen generally 1 . 143 been much more slack drain the last, quarter than at any former period or the year, and Much Chnlidence is entertained that are. .airthos will oteuribortly. The Cblitisteurarblarkets, according TO lie most recent commercial letters from Holland. Hreithimgly mei mime iladekwete.oothe other hand, in compirstivelyslidlihrOlia s emillool# wog horn fee the free shipments of pitimaial produce uni* bitedi, tlsorldes bare would in e n probability ham been lower. • East liodia paoduee. with *gm 'exception of Silk and Cotton, Is she *a Languid condition. " • •' • 1111 . 11 Email Trade-durisig peesent year has • litostisinshmilly Woke and the import, of all the priocipal articles &Hied from theme, far beyond those entered is any former year. MU sheer. 'ethos applies more forcibly to Tallow and Beistko. Vic May kits (rule lias . ..ltkewise been brish,isaintil within the last The Ste trade manifested conslderaide energy at the commenee smut of the present year ; bin fur the last rinse or four mouths hes been gradually Isconling muse languid. This observation applieara. Radon only, as by all the mamma frosts provincial room wins, manufacture is carried on, a differint Kate of things is repro . to have existed. This arises in some degree from the fact ilisiliseint dl the principal mantifictiring houses In London send their SOIL damn to hlattrisester, gtc. to be wore, the labour being cheaper thando *sea' Melds. lbeiextensivriotport of French manatee/uses in . the Mamma .moded ,to throw ineeemod gktgtts met the market hers. Latterly tlMarrivitiiirpers not boon extensive, and sanguine' hopes . are 11144011Pirril . ri fie she ;. •. , VU*I+tTMSS.DA T. HAD, hallowed Day !rnfor encr slalom ifiltel On whkb TNr Sayan& or Vas' Woke." War lower. - 1 44 &ion as thr hearerdy Infant drew hialras k, . • Alasw•r appeared upon this gates of Maria! The wprd was wrings by an Angel's load. ' • la glad obedience to Divine command Ti.' XPOSTAIM SMUT heaved an saturated Winn, • From liclEs deep caverns, to To' ETIRNAL TN PONE t • While Seraphs tide Calegil strata begas, " rate Le oo oanb, and Goo's toad will to lop WILLIAM THOMAS FITZGERALD. . • We are happy vs hear th it he Loom Hwy ADMIRAL has granted to the Widow of Air. Swno, Master of the Asia, who was killed in the battle of Newaria, 501. per year, being 101. in ad , ditiou to the.osual pension; and a:yeat's pay and to the widow of Mr. Lewis, boatswain of the Aria, .3.1. a year, being lOL additional. 'and one year's pay. The children of the dt erased (Lewis a» let 16) are to be placed ow the Ciatoptsstonate iiist.—Partattontli Aiwr. Dl* CouutesS n 1 Esarx had a select Catd t a iy yes-1 ettewitta, at her bettor an UM-street, Llerkeley•square. Ntw ltl.standing the dispu e with the Ottoman te, the Torkrywor6—yearer.lay was remarkably brisk: CSSlttwessas Box —The following singular notice, ,printed, was ci- . colated within th-•c t•Yo days mound the pa , ish of Sc. MAO ill in the Fields: To the Worthy Inhabitants of St. W. ortin in the Fields. _ . _ • Ladies anil.Gentlenwit—At this semen it tie year, wben yon.are pleased to give to labouring men, ernplo7ed in collecting your dust, adonatit.ncalledaChiistnsaalws,atranta, of e t hrch is often taken by persons mammies the name of dustman, tMteining under false pre tences your bounty, we humbly submit to your consideration to prevetr. Imposition, to bestow ao gilt on any not producing a medal of du foliate/mg slecription Siege de Is liastlik I sod as .the belt, " Islington Parish, 1006—Contractots, W. and .1. Sinnott ; %Maus 11. neer (with kis eye au) and .1. Wiggins, dustmen." Ass amputo I an of me thigh wa• I Ail, ISerfnellbed at Ttelosk, by Mr. Wit.tions Jewel.. of Tregony, end Mr. RODIIRT EDDY. Of, this town, in an extraordinary ease. A disease of the knee had esiued in a lad. 16 yeas of age, lin:Upwards of nine months, by which it lied graivally increased tra an enormous size, involving the lower svymthirds of, the thigh. The memo. Mel. _sated two feet 11 unties in circipmferenct, sad otter the operation the limb wished Slits:. The patient, who urea eassttotid by the disease, 'has total. need to do well since the.Seneibeal des.litrab,;-::Core own Gazette. Eareatutso,:—A method of . einbalming has been distovered by B r Gionoir Stevesat Miccatrzie, Baronet, which is far ruperir.r Idiery'auc:ienitir modern process, as it renderi the isruirultitssibitalice hard, with dut•muCh diminution of •bulk;rind`withontiffecting the oatoral colour ; 'so that a body ireserireti iii distingoish log features: • This being the case, shoat eosbalmirt ever again . becorbe fandithabje. ' the new method 411 •sukersede every bthtr. - on account both of ;ts effect sh - a simplicity, .lind will be adopted in an eases" Where it is desired' t 6 *eonk,ey dead bodies to a distance fur interment. lesden cdffirts being unneces-. Ivy. We understand that, on atcoune of this discovery . hieing fed to other objeets.bf Importance, it will not be• lsobliSted until the ex perimeats now in progress isreciim pfitedor Among other die' ets is'onein which the public ire Atli interested. that of preserving Subjects In a state fot dissection; and it is believed that the risk of fatal Itetidetitstrolescratehte with fheitcalpt I will beremOved. Should this. be 'the'testilt, it will be an invaluable dis. cavern to Ilse 'esiatinnitt.. Bodies - embalmed by the process referred to,iitraendered otally uhat for the pur pose of dissection ; sot thwiiiiresents to thtne who wish protectidn horn 11e invasion bi vesneteties b/ resurrec tion-men the most 'perfect seturity. By this account a kposiedge of the profess might make The fortune of tir apothecary or tmdertaker in considerable towns of . t or le t s : , fot the expense atte n din g it i s net so great as to ex , t persons of very moderate income front thobenefita POLICE EXTRAORDINARY!! Tuesday lest --- Roomfuls was Igoe* h e ., 'Are lie Sitting Magistrates at Bow-stater, to asset ? a Charge of quittiog his snatter's service with eet iving bias due warning. . jr iryptated in evidence, that Robiauto had spra t . truths ago engaged himself to dtiee -the se verer ; stage coach, but finding h'sneelf nimble to the horses, and being also spreben eve of the essat n i several c•telplaints lodged against hint at the sal Quitter S . ssions. for careliss sad unskiful drivin g __ the, the said Roaresou did, last Ttursday senugh t , just as the Sovereign was to k at . London, quit the ser •vice of his master, and set off to mine relattorn h e h e , in Bedfordshire; since which time. every effort had item made get hiss back to his work without 'utter. The kniowing ex.minstion will best napkin these. Luse of the cast : Magistrate— Weil, Robinson, what have you tatty to allitig? Rubinson—!'franc your Worship, I'll tell yuy the whas. rwi b . —I toot rht place because likes tit be doing, end there% cbi de do very well ; lout ReVt., balling been owed afore to nook erootok.,,k, i , toy tbecewe• sot the better 4.0' me, and so I thought it hew lobed, • twf..re soy serious damage happened. bleats:rate—Have you been lung in your master's Genii*? It , bbison—Yes. Sir, many yeas.; and in his Hosiones lathes sarwiee too. Alagistrate—And did you newer try to drive beforet itactilistoi—No. guar Worship. I • 1.• find of alf.bookAkotpat. and then .1 had a) pay the men is the geed. and look after,4lw aro. I Ihtfs, And AU dew—awl a:towards roaster set sue up at thetlegues, tod a prosperous time I had eo't there. • 'lig r.te— And then pis urged to better )ou•self? lldlointoo—Tes, Sir, that wa• he; I thoutht driving would le 11 004 he my leeiklo• of we'd% p.rticularly catefulat all WOK hhistatra . e— Pi ay now. Itotanson, +peaking of health, didn't yam Ateplette with your menet arse about sense allowance q *MI bed weather? *stains in— Wlty,l believe I did tat, irofr Wuriblp,abotl .loosilt be ought to make an alhowance of ffsairede Sis i sturstr--I tbunght you said you were careful of 'yam health, and Yam Sure that would do yu au soca—was that all yill hie; (led abota t' • • Itoinaton--I eau% say as hew it w i. your Woryhip—we doe't, somehow, live ceeolotatole is the yard. sue rim al! for a (pia lift; nod Ihootedabout Christmas time, tie mach wuutd be 4aile4 with twig baskets, and I didn't like nobs cargo; and se 1 aid to Sli-hums-- Dleibrtrate--Whe Is Stythoots? • ftiolthisoe—His name is Goer, i.ly we tale bin ily.bpats, fi ihodnese Magistrate—What other oame has he ? itobinson--Tierney, 'your Warship; mpg he sod tee Pray, Which is a new *cream, is always a igisanellingiand Vilma 'mks sharp to Petty, saving your Worship's piarace, be swats hell tate the brooms to him ; sad it's oat pleasant, by so memo, living in that enflame of fatigue. viF-Has Petty been last% the 'yard ? • ' * blaster faked Mu to - stay - at loam and take carrel trait"Aellianf.l took to driviag.:-he has beat la titmice Mete, 'eget iblerblin tolrive ittee, bemuse Mien he bid drkt, beta all the fares nearly doable what they vat Yen be Ant MINN ft • •Iltglarate--Are you were that your maw ha, bass paw benelderable incamatiesee by your ablaut% yourself 3 lliesbiusuo--I'm sure I'm wery sorry to ilimonnaiame 8/f geteman, your Wm-skip, but it's better for me to go afete say way bad accident happens—l end- reetunamead him a steady dap a tale my pima and molter sent for him, mil tiered to IMAM mio is Rawest! Corm, as well as iet Mai drive, but he maid wet. *Mb Ole abuse, and ash ail Mowed over. •St . _•• • • - klailswata-- Why did Tow recommind abet pitiit witedeer be would take the riaco 3• . . u* •. •• Robinson—l knew he had always been an unommilmfobidire Veer Wsegfalse p 1 4kesikt be might like to addl. /4 the team Malt has got don't dgair well oriptainr, apik In 1 geld him. • Magistrate—Don't you think, Roble. a, you teat. burial! 10 /Mle . • Wahiawa—JlM m your Worship plena—me at iprviets did go back after lakfini. • m • lisaistrateno vita know be. Tinck ? Robinson— I. do. Sir—a 'Daub lad—be is saw he Magistrate. -D' ye think be would do for boaalwasut • Kobinson— He may, your Worship, for all I koseraaesset Ida funky did drive owe, bur whether k Wear his father sr la • WNW; rean'cribiltly Magiarate-rflat is, .you dent tetanal wimber k.vraa a oak tvaa - dimmest or a female cattleman ? 100 kkagiattratel-410 you Maw Ward Itottinsua--Which Ward, yam Warship? Magistrate—Jack Robinson—llls, the Doillerboy ? Yes, .~oar Weal* nal I sharp clever lad be he. .Ilagiurate-zWould be do to drive ? Reisman— I rather thinks as bow is wouldn't. year Warship. .be did belong to the Opposition, bat wbew that aware failed, he canard over to m the .Crosvia, to moot. • I belleve be has Ow wafting, your Worship. His father Ms left biota lon, of Mary. mike don't undermand at of doers were much, sad 1 behMe le W &Raw as hat as he can. ITvgagetrate—Well saw, Robinson, I have bees ceasaltieg wed Sir Richard here; `re don't wish fo be had upon -warm go back to your place till you* Master is suited? Rubalson—l've we objection -whatsumever, presided allogs your Worship, that ma let to go before the Seesioes, whit* beg. the Mit of met month. a . - blagistrate--Why, you are not afraid Cr ailassed aoythiug you have done, ? itoblusoo—lludt, and please your Wonkip—l sayer smut wrong; but dans, have all gine wrong, and tie NOM Iget rear, the better pleased I shall be- MAgillgat•--Jiat if your maser should sot- get .a ottvast he caa trout? . - - Ruhinion— Why then, Sir, master must get a tooth ta will pt.? steam •it would' bo basking of Squire Lambton, your worship— and as or hot water, the Opposition wM keep 'etp that. - • hisgistrate—Soinoson, you are a wag. ilobiamm—Your wash:it is the first geounan u evel:was pirated to say so. • • Magistrate-Well e will you go back fee the present? Robbins—Why, Sir, it's of no use, la I can neider drive tar LAM without fear of acckkot ; bat if you kelvin to speak ',stake, I Mitt no objection to stay over Christmas with him; but I unit go and be bacigeied up at the Sessions. • * .• Magistrate—Go your way Mai, liolsinsop,UM we7l see want can be done fur you. litobinson—Good morning, your Worshiji, and thank you. Robinson kft the Ace ; and we behove has arranged to mono is his present place for a kW days, until his waster is sitited.—./aloßtA WI en M. de LATOUR-MAUBOUNG had Ileg shot off by a cannon ball, his servant began to weep! • Why are yes grieved r said the brave General to him " Duet this se set roe trill haves boot has tad= r „..A.ties . deism lately dead, has kft by will a Mel of five hundred guineas to his wife, &Ming a dime. that is was oot to have the benefit id it till after her death, is order that she might bate wbesevithal to be boded is a mookruide manner. 'CA LYDOIDAN CANAL.—The beneficial , consequences of Lord CoLcaurea's late omit to the Highlands begin to manifest themselves. The heavy and inspelitic dues on. the Caledonian Canal, which amounted a l. wort to a prohibition of the are of that great and useful work, have been reduced one•half. The reduced dues will come into operation from and after the lit of the ensuing month, We may now, 'therefore, venture to anticipate a considerable and inCreatiog resort of shipping to this comesedious inland navigation; from the benefits of which oar seafaring people hate been hitherto almost excluded, by the exaction 41 clues, which led them to prefer the perilous mid OP cui:ous voyage by the Pentland Firth, to the sale kW Short • cat through till Great ralen'of Scotland. We conceive ourselves warranted in axe' ibing the merit of this . change of system to the patriotic and intellige.fi Nobleman above alluded to, becau.e it has immedratelf followed his tour of ilupection, and because we knov he was indefatigable' In his endeavours to collect info oration. on the spot respecting these dues. and the effect' they had a tendency to produce on the shipping nue rests. Such inquiries, coudected in the spirit of truth and independence, which has always characterized the conduct of the Noble Lord, Cosild have led to no Ober result than the one on which wp bers now to cows• tulate our readers. the esshet: Allstirqliils till: rank as Ilut " • --- .• . 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