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' . R -3 , 1 2 . . .",.- ~.01.1 A Git Avg • WiTHOIJT A STONE. .u 11705 .-....11...• . • 6 .46- lire* Me MCWCASTLi Illratiainli; tele ilialiallegt i -.. .., - • ". ......• vs . ;. Whole grave Is that without a stone. l' '-I ~ - ' 'With many little weed P'efgrow" 1 There's, may be, none can ten t • . It is Ile eatery too, ' -6.44: -. ' . ilvoentla.tat old and kather'd yen— . .::,.-• •. • • Here ileth Jamie sin ! • , . : .... v." • • , Ile was a man of law degree, And lied, In calm simpbsity, Religiously and well; • And down the vale *floats he went, To met his latter end content— i •,.. . . So died poor Mile Wit 1 • :TT • . •.♦ 44 Anti so he lived and se be tiled. By many blesed—hy ho pone envied; And w the tale . can tell? Ana though he bath a nameless grave, ." Be Amps as soundly as the hive— Poor bumble Jamie Bell! He sleeps as soundly, and will rise, kind blessed tee, and Mount the skies To where the angels dwell ; Who then shall pity or look down On that fair brow that wears a crown, No more poor Jamie Bell? J A KEE BgATT lE. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. HUNTING. Hie Majesty's Hounds meet tie Friday at the Magpie., Hoseslow Heath; lf prevented by the weather, they will meet at the same place the following day. . Sir Jebel Cope's Hostels at Brainshiß the Ant are day after the frost. The Irightes ilasviers is Mondays. near Patches.; Weil...- days, near the Race Gene; Fridays, near the Dyke • sad ea as ether day by on order front the Committee, at isllt.putt tee. The Lewes Braekside Harriers during the seasoe, at Newmarket Hill, en Woodsy.; et Ashcan!), en Wabseod,sys ; at eke Keeniel. DlortioNs the abumate Wednesdays; and an Friday, at Telma& Tye; nib eserelig at ten. MEAN SHOOTING. . , • . Wednesday, die Raters Mate► benne'. the Gauche ind Bed Boise Clubs. toe& pace et inclosure. Batteesea, at seven pigeons each. At the comeseecement the betting was dto4 in favour of Battersea, but after the fourth round tie betting Was 6 fa 4 In fa. .vour of Gedstooe—the match was weLN2l . le_lattet by lee bird. Atter the match, fifty sat down to a by Mr. Swayer, landlord .4 the RdHou s eavert.. the ..Ara glass was, going road, another *lib was made *Moen Marv. Swayne and Berryman against Messrs. Brown sad &bee. bill, for the neat day, for IW. a side. at It each; bet end ed. killed IC, and the nista was not: In cearepesee of *ere Wag se more pigeons. NEWMARKET COURSING MRRTING,—.Fraet Dar. • For the Soverelins.--Fliat Chippenlarn FlelL Mr. Settee Ulysses beat Mr. Wiftinson's StoeeheWer'i harden beat Mi. De Burgh's Nell Gwyn. , n's Darling beat Mr. Alstoe's • Metbden. 'i Hedy-Bark beet Mr. Proctor's Warsaw. SWIMS& Wilifinseo's 'Casio iitet Mr. De S po t Niche. t. Wilkineee's Cinema beat Mr: De 's Cabin. •Wr. Alatos's Rata bestial,. Slime's .• Mr. Alston's Ellen apt Mr. Isioeterittna elakeid i d. .. 3 1Ift. Denies Daphndisest Mr.'Hotheeinisno's 111110. - • •- • ' • !it Diesterikesdnonkbe eget Mr. De BiralnePabeglielliiilid. 'fit. De Bargb's Nabob beat Mr. Steeebeieselelliftw • Sr. De Burgh's Nectar beat 'Mr. Dna • • Mr. Seeeibewer's Idiot against Mr. 1111klesanit . easithogron. MORES COURSIN*II9I2III* . • , . . Tel GOLP eur - slice CWIL Mr. Puttee's Mum beat Mr..lf Ishilaroes, . • Mr. Campbell's Hooper beat Mr.Bilowlinsaie. . Mr. Viet ere. Valiant beat . Mr. (l. iloilyeenes yrtls Colonel Hadges's Heresies beat Mr. Hardbeg's Hawk. • 1 mole eau& Colgeel Hodges:. Ifire'skeleat Mr. Porton's Pletae t Mi. Vickers's Valiant beat'Mr.'CunpielFs Hotspur.... DIMINO Colosel Hodges. Hercules beat Z l .llclters's Vim. and Wen the Cup. Both these dogs Me grandees. of that justly celebrated greyboond the Mork Remus. DEA TSI of A AU Inquest war held last, weetatt Liverpool, upon the body of i dwat f, belonging to a showman who had a caravan in that town. The dwatf was fifty-one years of age, and under four feet in height. It appeared in evidence, that the caravan con sisted of a Malacca man, who passed for a wild negro, a remarkably fat boy, a white-headed girl, a dwarf ' woman, and the deceased, who met his death from drunkenness, producing apoplexy, he having been plied with rum by a Gentleman who visited the exhibition. Tuesday, about twelve o'clock, a number of prisoners under confinaneet in Leeds gaol. amused themselves by heaping the straw is their cell upon the fire, which ignited the soot in the chimney. The gaoler immedi ately proceeded to the spot , and ektinguislie 4 the dames at the bottom, while his son proceeded.to the roof; and poured a bucket of water down the fine; after which they thought ail was safe. About half-past seven in the evening, however, a considerable sensation was, excited, by an alarm being given that the ceiling at the furtherend of the Court, over the prisoners day room, wbieb is most difficult of access, was in a blaze. The engines were on the spat, but could not be brought into immediate exercise; and, with some difficulty, a ladder was procured, by which meant several made their way to the part from wbich the dames proceeded. It was then discovered, thattbe rafters between the falser and upper roof sierifast` Conennairip • and that the de. souring element witriging furiously. Two enter - prieiag individuals, however, evidently -at their own • otn, on account of the beat and density Oche *twos - plies*, made their way between the two roofs to the i.e. and threw op some buckets of ante. The slates at the top were then broken in, and by the praise worthy exertions efthose in attendance, thellames were got under, though last until considerable damage• had been done. .On esaininatiOn 'Whits Beth diecovered, that a piece of limber, which totaled part of the flue above described, sad communicated a nth the rafters in the roof, was the cause of the accident. One day, as his Majtity's ship Minden was running down the coast of Malabar, in the East Indies, the gun . ner, who was fatuous for long words, or jawbreakers, as Jack would call them, pointing at the termination of a range of mountains, called the Ghauts, asked the Master, if': I hat ere was the exterminatton of the Grua?" Shortly afterwards one of the Mid. was repeating to his me:smote*, in the gon-rooni, this specimen of old Wadd's arthography, Who overhearing the story, and the laugh that followed it, fegan to suspect that he had been guilty et some blunder; so he thrust his'head out, of bit cabin door with the following explanation ; " I tell ye what it is. yogic Gentlemen ; this here's all a eaggeratioa of Mr. to work upon your risabk ;facilities. I never raid no such thing; I said, Mr. • M —t. says I, de the (Ants esterffeinato here ?" 'Upon another occasion, when some of the Mid. were thing of the Magnifying /rowers of different telescopes, the gunner rems: ked, that he had once seen the thy lights of Jupiter through a telescope of a huitarcd horse power!, SOUTHWARK MISgIONAtit ffOefth. I Thursday evening a Meeting of the Members of the t . Southwark Auxiliary Missionary Society,wm held in Union-street Chapel, fur the purpose of receiving the Reports of their effort , for the last year, and entering !into further subscriptions in aid of their fonds. Charles Hobhouse, Esq. in the Chair. The Rev. Henry Nat,, thirty years in the Sou:h Seas, the Rev. Dr. Phillips,. from South Africa,and several other Minionvie., spoke at considerable length on the success attending their efforts in diffusing the light of the Gospel among the Newhall* in the several countries where their labours bad beep directed, and gave a very animated descrip tion of the benefits resulting to the before untutored Wage, particularly insuncing the cases of wnmen re claimed from the horrid practice of infanticide. An aged Caffre, on hearing the word of GOD esplainsd to him, drew his sheepskin around his head, and fell pros trate in adoration of the to him unknown GOD. The several speeches were extremely well received by the' gratified Assembly, and, at the conclusion, Resolutions were entered into to return thanks to the Parent io ciety. and the other Branches, for their united efforts in the cimmon cause, and their best feelings to the lAN*. • I man for presiding on the present occasion. • - NICE CALCULATION. t& : _ . The Oyu/mares quotes a work published 60 years Ago by an old ?Tempter. bearing the following title: The Drogak Time Piece, or Period Molitor, being a calculatinA et the length of time every act takes in yellowing, in all the acting plays at the Theatres loyal if Droy.lane, Covent-garden, and Haymarket, ribald from repeated observations. By J. Brown smith, Prompter to the Theatre Royal in the Haymar ket, London. Printed for J. Alinan, in Piccadilly." This account is taken in 1767; and the acting of plays seems to have been rather more rapidly got through as that time thah it is at present. The Merry runs V Irusdesr, far feetanee,- was gas over In less then so bear sad a Ulf. Maser Wrms or Wrezros.—Act I d in speaklng,llo min.; Apt IL min.; Act 111. 29 min.; Act IV. 13 Oda.; AM V. I *b. .+Wbole play 1 bear 943 minutes. . . Lees fee Lae was longer. - • I Lon eon Lova.t-A.ct I. is speaking, Ite min.; AO Ant 111. 19 min.; Act . IV. 35 oda.; Act V. U calm— pley two hours 16 minutes. omeauss.--Act I. in speaking, SO into. ; Act IL 19= I t lII.' 34 mfr. ; Aet IV. so dn.; Aft V. 50 two boars SI Wavers No allowance is made in these totals for music, in the delays between the acts ; nsusic, e 7 P vhowl scour,, being accounted for separately. _ The reasons given by the author for his publication me no less ingenious than the book itself. , " Recourse being had to this book, any Nobleman, Goodman, itc. who may hot carriages or &carols is waiting, or appointments to no* at any particular lsowr, may at all times (within a few minutes) be . . 0* Need sidle time as punctually as if minuted by theta watches, only by allowing for incidental entertaiMikents between the acts, such as songs, dances, Sic " The utility of this piece is manifold, as it will (if Aaly attended to) prevent their .cattle from catching ,b ; waiting so long at the doors of the play. IMMO salad weather, a circumstance heretofore Nur • a It, will also be a means of their orients styles pt home, till within a very little of their tin* of attelM&l anal, instead of assembling in public-houses, or bow of ill fame, to the destruction of heir morale. payer ties, and constitutions. . . " Huy other advantages nsay be derived from It qv* boot dela so the purchaser, sad, in all proba bility, some P 111 sec et present aware of." Monday night a soldier of the 10th Foot was fired at on his post s in the town of Kilfinan. by one of three men, and wounded severely in the arm. The assassin escaped, but the arm of the soldier bas been amputated. The son of Mr. Rayner, a respectable farmer, at. Yeldbam, about fourteen years of age, on Monday last, received the contents of a fowling-piece in his arm. the effect of accident, by which the limb was so dreadfully shattered as to render amput ation necessary. Last week a Sheriff r in Ayr, who holds also au official situation in the burgh, had received instructs, to imprison a brother officer for a small debt. Th• latter. heariag of the lamella' to imprison him, and conceiving that society is preferable so solitude r obtainad possession of a writ against the other, and resolved to have his company in his imprisonment. On arrivit at the gaol, the first mentioned officer went through his duty of lodging the unfortunate debtor in the hands of the jailor ; but no sooner was this done, than the latter drew out his credentials, and repeated the ceremony Leotards him, by making'his friend and brotherefficer his companion in his confinement, to his no small sur prise and dismay. Thursday afternoon, as Atkinson, the new informer, and 'his Worthy witnesses, were quitting Queen-square Police-office, where they had been laying informations against sereill Licensed Victuallers, they were attacked by a vac/ drawn eggs, anti other ensiles, ahltongh under the protection of the Police, who were enable to, guard them from the fiery of the mob. The witnesses (Hams and Woods took to their heels; and, after being covered with filth. made their escape. Atkinson was taken into the Hoop and Grapes public house, to shelter himself from the indignation of the snob that had col lected. In about half an hour, he left the house, with several officers, who at first kept Abe populace at bay, but they still followed to watch an opportunity. At Vauxhall-bridge. they got hold of him, and he had a narrow escape of his life ; every article of clothing ht had on was torn to pieces. Such was his condition, when he was at last got into the Lambeth watch.honse, and takes to his own lodgings, in Vitae-street, West minster, about twelve o'clock. FitibiCH VALENTINIM.--Mtnage, in his Etymologi cal Dictionary, has accounted for the term "Valentine.' by stating that Madame Royale, deo& r of Henry the Fourth of France, having built a palace near Turin, which in honour of the Sault, then in high esteem, she called the Valentine, at the first entertainment which she gave in it, was pleased to order that the Ladies should receive their lovers for the year by lots, reserv ing to herself the privilege of being independent of chance, and of choosing her own partner. At the tuiti ons balls which this gallant Princess gave during the year, it was directed-that each Lady should receive a nosegay from her lover, and that, at every tourism:rent, the Knight's trappings For his horse should be furnished by his allotted mistress, :with this Proersorthat the prize obtained should be hers. This -custom, says Menage, occasioned the parties to be called " V a le t tings. 11onc's Table Buck. poLrc iSiEdiGiNCE. -,- - - .4•4111 . 1... 6 •••• A NS 10 N.HOUSIL Saturday a sweep, named was brought up in custody, c ha rg ed with assaulting Mr. Cantoss,a Stagglet, in Leedom. Mr. Cannon sated that the prishwar, - ad a weeded bilking little boys shout eight years of age, that was is the Jails lino came to his house to sweep the Ahoy% betimes simintelt o'clock that morning. Been thy he was awoke by person crying, as, in great dishes', and seppomed it was one own children. lie ran out of Ms room, and hard so his to know the came, and was leforsiod dist die yesag sweep crying io the eldnirky. He immediately wow so she bilebena chimney of which the boy had gone up, mod mos shore Informed his servant that the boy had been up an hour and a bait, sod the prissoar had refused to allow him to come down. • Hetbeet Irthe prisener t who stood by the grate,to call the bey downs :teener refused, and also refused is 11e4 Mtn to go to dee grate for that purpose. The eryleg, which had been growls" meeker, havtag by this time .ceased, he bemuse sheeted he the NO life, and put hie hand to the prisoner to push hip from do Stole, that he might speak to ti se boy. The istiltolier commenced a most outrageous weak on bith, frodn'whieb be was the less able to defend himself, being is his shirt. The prisoner, *to bad strong shoes on bias, kicked Mat so visbody in dart legs as to cause lacerations that required sorgiesttreatsomit, and M whit not till two servants and his two sons, Toon meta, wee to Ms assistance, and brought ropes, with which they tied the both feet and hoods, that his wiolonce oterM be watchman was then called in, to whom be was Ow is The little sweep, on being cldid down from the , diet his feet wire in suck a diseased state that be was pabh of shusbiognp the chimney, though be had beim attempt It. The prisoner, in his defetke, gave the little *dm et his cruelty the character of being an idle bad boy. • • The LOS. Maros obeersesh that as misimodeet as the poet et the boy could exam the prisoner's ammeeng Mr. canoe% awl coined hint so find ball to take his trial. . GUILDHALL. George Mews, a journeyman elk weaver, and Asp% Mavis, a small silk manufacturer, who raided in South Conduit.street. Betb. nal Green, wore charged, the former with stealing a parcel of sill shag for covering bats, value 140, and the other prisoner with me caving the same, knowingit to have been stolen. It appears that Cheers is hathi employ of Mr. Haynes, is, c a isoce.lane, sliknami. On the SMllidlea pareel,contaieng the in 'motion, was sent to ler. Haysta,from Kettering...bet called at, the coach once and readied It. and, it is presilised, posed of it to Morris. About sr Seer dada !elf after no plo d had been obtained from the madi die, Mei !tai thrilling to a Mirka *moil Dermot, and hionmend Ilia. Ili MI it fee whatl ever he cold get. Diutamat thought ft; the w mpertuf m s s zte ruined man, and therefore did net to It he gave it to a man named Poistry, old It a >SR Ibetb, a batter, in Oderdatreet,for ga. gd.psryeti, the marlot ado to Oa 611. , • Mr: Mien beak/ been that Mr. nape boa the pared, informed him that he had welded the aft Ba Stitg, asentable, said, that Isis be apprehended Morrie. i desilog-irawig gerything chest it for a long time ; bet at esciaMed." will sot have it noway shoulders; I hadß the hedied off a public Neese in Bothedisena" Malin the went; bit gone Milord denied tai knewheir of the trawl. am of Wads lieseelL amid, " rot step .eke for See minutes, and then Ili go anywhere with a it big, et the moment, gave credit to doe landloidt let bier retire without lassitatkm, sing which Ali as Z ewa rienors demied the charge they were comaildei in , Phi! Mr. 1 1 1 Pblet. Lon applied mar the 15th PAL IL cap. IL for the Minna to oniWahle a posse of Constables, and go to Fleet lin kit, te give his diem penman of a laughter-booms, of whlel a s s a bed bean fordblyilispossessed. iRs dim had. ender a Mae, mit a woolly,rent .until about a •onesalm shoe, wits be , I.obliged to go Imo dog cosatry, and on his inure be fond the ' sor, under a douse of reentry, in ease of the not not bag paid, hod tuba foiefaia pension, and re.let the preedges. The remostry,NlP bebgai, mist be by course of law, net fens. " His client eathis eon had fogad their way in, bat do ember pray ageowhisti alma of weeding*, god medal thus. man bin is to the Cennes. As Mr. Hoist meld net cite any modern Imago wise the Aat had been enforced by a Justice, Kr. Alderson Vmumns pre. mined the Statute was in diseetede. It was made whom the Mi dst system was in operation, and when only the raising eta County could mania the oppression of the great Lords, and restore peace and right. He thought it inapplicable to the puma state of Mop. rive girls, from 14 to 16 years old, was charged with fighdok Is Castle-street, Holborn. About an beer Iy, the Meer had dropped in epos them, In the same me thood, playing at leapfrog, with their petticoats pistil up to their boast bat be they; only drove them away. The Aldermen lowered very id 'nicely as to the mode of living of the prisoners, their mansion; he. and mutually, committed two, who bad before bees et the lar, to Srliewell ; and delivered the ethers as their partings, with arse respect that menus will be take* imi nine them from their dent* Mite. 7 BOW-STREBT. Game or Room St inui.—Saturday flarard, I aid Allard Zgack, the latter a mere bey, were charged with stesieg Oro mates aid two geldings, the property of different peens% mien' in as mar the Idatrepolis, which bad bees stolen II time, and tun to Basta for seme. The prisoners were brought from Bristol on Friday, with the stolen proporty, and this moaning they were placed before Sir R. Manta and Mnremett. Mr. Ways, the landlord et the Bell Tanen, &nithileid. rated, that lie bad his stables Woken imo, situate is Brewer's.yard, I. the put* of St. Sepadeltro f ei the night of the lOth of January last, and a minable hay mare seam; which he found on the nth inst. In the poesetsion of the prisoners. In the stables of the liver Blego4 public-home Thomarsteset, Bristol, with two other masse sad serogadiegi. die kw, tbeprieener Howard ; his reel nibs wpi Johpave, sitilc ia r formerly beta drover in Smaithlleld. • David a cooetable of Bristol, deposed to having taken the p into tustody, and finding the mare, the property of Mr. Mays, with the other beeves the owners of which he had diewaseref. Ones( them were Moan from a Gemtlemasi at &mar gals. whit bid of IOP guineas reward for their recovery. Tho,pelsemen wars remanded. Dmarmasencm—The wife of a fanner and miller, named Da residing at Dunning's Hill, East Grimaced, Sussex, on Wadey applied at this caw. for the assistance of the Pave under chadlowlag eirmentstarsoes. Her hatbandomen to landau: about a fortnight ago, to receive cernotddratde epees of money, I which ape latvaettAtied be had factibra • big .0 /ler goat sac-- prise, and to the distrees herself MA family, he had am returned I nor had be been seen or heard of time last Monday week, when be trutacted business at the Adagios Wharf, Milleuck. I street, Weetointer. Site described her hatband as a Man fifty years of age, about Ave feet four inches in height, dark complesion, dressed in a drab coloured coat and dark frock, with plush breeches and hoots with tops. She said tax: be bad been subject to a dir• order in the head, which at times deprived hint of his recollection. and She was afraid Mier that be had get into hod hands, or that mate fatal aoddent bad occurred to him. QU R EN-S QUA RE. Mr. Ha, proprietor of the Erkklayere Arms, Struttoa.ground ; Mr. Granville, of the Salutation ; and Mr.. Prime, of the King's Arms, Princes•street, Lambeth, were charged with assaulting three . informers named Atkinson, Harris, and Wood. s _ _ _ Thursday tut, the complainants Urnitioned several poblicans,,for keeping their bonus open at Lite hours, and amongst tie number was Mr. Hall, but the coatplabsants were dismissed, and the in. formers had to pay the eau. On their quitting the care, they ' were assailed by a crowd of persons, who threw rotten eggs and filth at diem; and it was sworn that the defendants not only struck them, but incited others to assault them. The defendants denied the charge, and called witnesses, whom gatived the statement of the complainants and their witnertes. The Magistrates, however, said they should leave the pee to be decided at the Sessions; and the defendants were ordered to find bail, themselves in lOW. and two sureties La SOS. each, sad to give 41 hourenotice of the ►ad. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. , Oa Wednesday senniglat, seven massive candlestkismere steles front tke Travellers Club House, in Pall-mall, and severaiperaons Were taken up on suspicion, and examin e d at this Once , but Were discharged, that not Iseinithe 'lighten evidence to iniplicited;rs. On Friday, however, informed n was received of the woks pen. perty. It appeared that on Wednesday morning, a refion per chased the seven candlesticks of . a genteel looking men, of appearance, and whom he had seen about twelve months ago, when be purchased of him a large quantity of lace. They weighed se/ gimmes, Air whielt he allowed 4a. 10d. an ounce. lie intended te melt the raisins-nicks, bet a dealer in Flaw called in the course of the mooting, and bought the seven candlestick-sat 3s. 4d. an ounce. On the follow Isom *one soothe, di em smith. at the rate of fib srsl 1110111Meree. who, hayin g reftivw order from a silversmith at Ofillatii fur several articles of rime. retie the two candlesticks there the same evening. Having heard thee such candlesticks had been stolen from the Treertim. non he preeeeded•to the refiner's home with the five candlehtiek e h e renamed, and told him Amite was booed, es se Wiest reek to fie lostantly sad glee information so the Cob Moue. The taloa g e l as he directed him. Mr. Roe, the Magistrate, told the refiner that it was a eerf 'awkward/Lang:or ittrn to give only es. ithi. at aurae got eg e „ , which was sold the next day fords. lbelikereesal said it Was a ilalMaat *fag not to have aka =.lwho told the wMlsftishs New he gut sea prope l , er 87 1 tho cent. _ Tlee ranee said be bed sited isesssawstly. but he E mail be mere rtrticular in Saw conversation oak placeltirb ebts ranee and the ohmman, man, volatile to who was to hear t bast the par of candlegke. at Word. The refiner said it wosilel be very bard that he sh ou l d have to pay for them all; bet mote ass cams shy maunder. subsiding, be would g ive thaw up at hie own expense. H e said e. weild atate es pales ts saisebas4 des shad: The plow t b; iskantshs eibot. I. bl evag ITIL. OctlMayday referred b y Mn c*: tits Ire OA Lit. gellohliPet Mr. Curtiss the aucriorwee, &mem a wood ementaadem Mr. Curtis was accum na n d s four tdends, Who had "'speeded/ been r hit ; seese ce 4 w ' ug and stormy dimereelea took plane, to which ti,e 'pared to be treated ember unceremoniously. In the mot, went, Dim sole's yellow gabled medic with the 31agim a i c . 4 Mr. Cards was compelled to give bail. Mr. William, me ay IA C.'s friend] who had been sombrely kid to bail flit agessk. g bey, he the mom time, was discharged, the bey not mod. j to eabeCiadate hi dune. HATTON-GARDIIN. V. Avonshwaber at the lidre grad, Petrewtrast, Selfraa.ki, was chary! by Mr. Talshott, the landlord, with asessm h oo, and his wife. Complabiatit sward s that be beard the boy mall so etyma language to Mrs. Tehbutt. and went oat a womb tte cause; wfien a quart pot Mai hurled* bb bead with nab 'w o% that be Mt stained byline blow. Several persons tithed set I ( the apemen upon the radian, bet be was not securtelzhil 4 ho Swig every , weed within Ids reacts et their beads , and voem e a some of these seriously. —M es. Tobbstt, who is very new Mr tow finetnent, was so much terrified, that sorb* apprehensions ate e► btrtelned of bar safety.--Cenmaktsd ie delnat et bail. WORSHIP-ST/MT. • Mx publicans were charged with aslbriag tippling is their Mesa dattag the time at Divine Steviee. The Int ease was trot of Mr. praprimar thesWirgissie Plower ; bat after it was per estabiished, Mr. Garton, the Chief Meer, gave such a good wows of his previoss good character, and of his endeavours to gee rid of suspicious characters wise frequtoted the home, that the Magistrate disatimed the charge. Tie Mewing three were afterwards Said, tad two not appearing, glair cases were postponed t John Edwards, Grasshopper, Mk lad New Town, tos. - Mr. Tates, Dials, Loatalley, 20s. aad Richard Oihsr, Castle; Leog-alley, 20e. UNION-HALL. Saturday, a mast named 'Arrest, and a female, were charged with relsbery.—lt appeared that, on Banda, her, the hour of Nr. Smith upholsterer, Blackataraerett, *us bushes open during the abseece of thielinlily at Church, and a thecae for ISA sod t 7 sovereignt stolen. A coostably baring asoalead hasernation that the prisoners wins esocerood. in the robbery, apprehended them at their resi. deuce; and or assorehleg Barrett, the delve was found upon him. The emend appowanee of the prisoners indicated that they had remedy arm intothe pesawsinn of mime,; they were Mewed la nrw cloths ; rod the firmakr was onwasented withkiew gold drop ear-rings, sad bad wend dap on her Ilioseri,.—They were re. mewled for a fartber'esaininatloo. 1 An Impost was held on Monday last at Meshaw, on the Wily of William Mare, the sexton of the parish, who (while tolling the bell for an aged woman •ho had died) dropped down dead in the belfry, Verdict. "Died by the Visitation of Goo.— No/Allmon This is the Anniversary of the murder of . .t.inestbe First; King of Scotland, 1437 ; the decapitation of Queen Catherine Howard, consort to Henry Vigi.atul Lady Roehlott, 1542; and of Lady hue Shay, 'her hu.band Lord Guildford Didley, and his father Dud ley, Dnke of Northunsberland, 1554. On the West road is a publio•hoose, the'sign•board at whack has the following inscription; Jahn Uff S.D. good Me, and that's amengh. A nibtake here— tic*. foreign Spirits u well as herr. BIRTHS Lately, at Oa= Panama% dr Lady at tis Iles. H. Parker, of • daughter. At Langley Fum,.l UM. am Mon. Mrs. Colville, of a daagbter. Feb. S t at Ilepplogtoa, Gem Caatabary, the Lady of the Rev. Godfrii Pause% of a ma. - MARRIED. The 6th inst. at St. Gwyn., Hanover-aquare, the Rte. Joseph WoM to Lady G. M. Walpole. Feb. 6, at Utah Stoneham, Hants, the Rev. Allen Morgan, of New Ross, In the county of Wexford, to Margaret, yoongest daugh ter of the late A. H. Wadley, Esq. of Gore Coen, io die tosuty a Kest. At Edinburgh, oil the SA hut. Met. Henderson of Pte's. late Lead Provost of that city. Feb. 4, In Sa. John's Hospital, Canterbury, Mrs. Any Lawrowes aged $ years, ens of the Mows of that Hospital. •Ift W SP* year, the Rev. Joshua Newby, Rector of Huey, Mar At :. LienteColonel Mint9Jateci the Relit Masi."' .. en wr Sc hiovelnher, Captain Henry Kelly, of the liefa African Caps, algid Mk Feb. at ltamsrate, Miss Harriet Derrell, niece of Mr. Junes Chittonden, of the Crown so, aged 46 years. Lately, at llamas g Moor, OM M arket Welibtos, at the advanced age of 94, Yin: Mary Ann Faltiaghsa, widow. She left behind her upwards of la &New, grandchildoes, gnat Med" Adders, and grew vest grandchildren. The house in which she Medi*, MO occupied 73 yearn, and daring that long period she Javier slept a week at one tbue out of it. Lately, at s lodging.knine near the bridge, Maidstone, William Earnest, s mistletoe; Tills wilievable peesos, whose general Monday bet, aged 44, Mr. Robert Clarke, et Pitbroe" , R ut ' Mts t! man well known in the neighbourhood for his singular It will appear that he was descended from an ecastric Path, when our Readers are Infermed that he - put dons a grave. IMO* to his father's memory, (who was a whimsical chancier) nisA.aernwohly se his dimming*, with geneses repsesentation of a Tinearit hopes, a firaMelior. a gate, sad a green hedge, wit h Op dbtiek, which has already been quoted is wend pltloSitale— Here lies the body el Nathaniel Clarke, Who never did no towa r the fight nor is the dart, Ilst in his blessed bones takes great delight, And sads teweeWd with them by day and by night. beariot we as that el begging, had scarcely sloshes to cover Me, Ind a thee to his tem. His parsimony was re great, eatt be has often known to purchase meat tor his subsistence that was agetr RI WartelY to be endued by the other intones of the Agalr.generally ate his food in a raw state, to save the express VIIYet, just before his' death s be desired the woman, with I lodged, to search kb breeches pockets, and 73 sees. Were feed at them carefully *rapped up. MAILS-1 Au. mg. 1 I •0 o 0 O 1 • O • 0 O 0 18 DAL Mifflin Waterford &Name, a•d :ens, Ilabeat Dosagbadee Leeward Islands Holland Aaa. France - o 0 Hamburg -0 Flanders 1 u Gotteaburgk 0 0 Brasil 0 America 0 1 Malta 0 0 IN-BIUDGK Is 'a 38 ..o<•• aid ,IGki- WATEIt at Mom* Aftesesaa RI W. 1,0 , 100$ Pinta Mid "Noshed by J. F. ICSALT, ala 57MS VI/1 1 s X*. 1, lickeU-Ilase, Temple-Div. .e mei ?MP • 1 y. 1111 •i son 1 del me 8 0 11 IA Art ten Ar bee Sol • nd • • • • ( 7 a • a bk • .• .n 1 • al 1 . he • PS .1 H tt be be n ' al • c. br • be r) rh , la Is N, Ai n t , be as be s, • bee • I idb , —I r; Mss