Star. — London, England, 1827-12-31 00:00:00

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Au . .. a , . 111 al If • 6 1p *hew cause why they shoild ant be etre, rit'ffilli . Mar ra h ler s emoth l i th r ar tse ahleee heethihosw e r • emr 'O w . ' at • it th , • 1 _ 1t .. " astosillabed same ems glo o kergaghlar ea ,:d hot ;Mt • ••. ' . "' • 11.011 Tit e WV, AIM' iiStAiNalle - files of the Coon-sod why James °Beet Mailed* ism i bt mo ot la , aloes --'•• oe he a i b idd • • 1 s l ake* to to mi a t , ~,,,,, iv, 5. .. . - ' ••a ~ • . 51.510 0 as power tse -Mew bins to go haft. ; yh o r o f ... I : 4 _4ft Al ' : .• . -: . -' k.•:, _ • -r sbrierld not be committed for tontempg, fesepracti , ' •a e ; • ` ro • 0 rife egliiig Week. ore um - a bmilked Neese as an 'tummy of the Ciotti, be not bibs adositer4 on Alpo eau .fle . - j ii ....., • - . he '1• 1 • 400 , it liefrin• rki the file. 4 kir grilse . ..v MAR P•1411111111111NR. • • '• - t, ;a m . et Wiabodee, thet m e • nabolikra wart, all reside tat Ws' b er 1111116 46,* -. , ...J- -. there. ,W. oorae saw maw. parties fur strains iffigi from *bee *MON to isa a atil**4 x . - . 1111 4.0 1 • 11 0 .• . wait. ) . -.4 - g or wis b, ~,,, hh rw oich, and to suppikelieePubes thereelrere uruard s 420 Morrie 1611 011 1 104/0• 11 g, - ,, , , _ b0..h., dit r a;areal Met • •. - hawelier i • '. ~ a. asearaget, ' • It " sw aegis entedleirdre not or affi d avits, and as Oanyvejelbders. some of wbkh *ere wet . * an d 'take ' O6 1 01 • 01 •/ na S. kOr1• 0001 krolikle• Ift pio°l•od the priemphadogg wok :km. Jo the e r •f ell ' lleehe • . eat till. ilit ...- °"1. bia pi a a Ley ka.ta be g liro c r n idat, larked laN sip a im ahe a ;e g g ftir a 611'47,4 4 :4- . el iT,....3F. hems 2=kt o illi the IllgUll " - extremely WI. OMB* nowt& the sap ne ef x - r w a se w b h lukzepen, hecees •ami t t o he the mameg res.:; erhig u h c hilltbe l as i g r e " . "'" t -- - M Iv , ! , ~ • t Ifeesigket Patties • go, .... The affillavits in support of Abe Role alleged, that gilklnai.tbe° rented tai he he m . , •. • - - see all thaw des;sty " . *,„__ Mardian had acted and tepresented himself .s an ae 1 ,,,,,,k,y 0r b r " a dd bo a h a gs ' acs *Am. mimed fee die v sof " et ' The P rimm ' ew " •••f•cf•de ants bseettia he 1,,,: h 7 1 % , • seemeir, ; wil l - t 7S 1 .1 1 2 11 11 • =eine. had apal , this Court, and that the other parties bad lent ten watches, mid vs b assi ge-egegoat - :: s n oes for a pecuniary consideration to enable 71 81 : 40 ad tm : ddgin tsat e - regr . dwilittra lg e,mi c se, - . 1 18 ow r 7: e for - t -"B"er tissom - vess ee ib e : d e lf :inest ouree ' lr i- t; r - mod " - " I„,:,, :wn a lia , o abne e f e aa r e io at i di F e es irsbbr oor.__, 4ldir e e ' vhe Le r absel t s : b.su ri billi. „,„..l lll ,e b ,, lFlllll"edt , 5h,, , % ."':1 ` 611-4 4 . .. : I i crowns, and the landlord at a peeshemeese whim b .. . .•!-".: • / •,• r ' iatf ailispipt„ lied {-bat whither ?-whe Ma MIL • so to 'do. ; ••• • 'Tv, , -•' ... •t: It • , • . ..o. Repy. year • 1 fan only eill mew '‘ ' Mr. Pot.r.ooc shewed 'vial for Barton and Marshall, "id A., he bed as swam Mt •ha mesa gief me .his watch.. I Ili -1111411•IY eye! dale ,- . 3 aid Mr. Coosa for LaertWO. Both these Learned G et took th e witch, std he dew called the wackiest Wore I had 2= 114 bi " . t eeit h tree " hist the' ma d a y* w h ile lae 'ins. • I . '4 • argued the case la b : IPS -a h .F .lllizl """" h .• - *nen it great length for their re - thine to give it him back."..-On esalninatise, It was retina that a h7rted I. a ca g ar l‘ t et rer-n iug t . hat t l i n s _ ° w as ligt° oo flaWctorna, Weld_ lessffetur these eyes and bays, '"., 'nod peddle live rime-seadlis ran! *active clients, and contended that the chatges wale _Mir coo ; and tgard ase p in fi l mer b• fa•o ws • s it t od oeis s mied n il . ° O a ' lei g ht h ed te the sap claimed e ea hisdkereldel ba whick g aag i f enee k"w itar : t eem% , ', • ' ipi,. ' ." .': 'll ' r ' - .` ° !'4IIT. •• • founded on vague and improbable statements. turd not "" GUILDHALL . whys ise was detained. 11"11111"liti:Venwallill".en:fiti711.••wIlea:vriabera.:11:06:ora istatia:r jr8"8411. j4"..hich.•:::"1"81111"!'1111311111:114"1"4.1 "I'll 4 ' ' . Atomiser perms whims Isms was ' . , • thaliiihdallffellee built some mighty tondo, made specifically,as they ought to have been. Upon these Waimea I lesaiiira --al'hie wee • Peati•••••••• 1•10 • • • MA . in half.crowns. which she obtained f liera re a ;a l i akh' ' Zit * • I', ti, oelsk o tir e the apiary's rain, grounds they imploryd the Couroto discharge the Rote. Mary so m e , h e r heakagel. chatifill. him tef that he . ••• ill a stale ottimakenness. he ardor to sole them Irma Wa l. •.' u "list elatarouid the . night wit*, that boom • 4 4 •,, . Sae mitja In Met pumaterial riot Messrs, Hearn and Hat.totto, i n reply. contended. tally forgetting his plighted'iM pood m - 4 .e u r e :/liskr . ma . owl eea r •e r , l l i a lee ; dared away. bed vr , _, ick , esily i b . eat__ . ,battired, ... ne.___ _ . kksg ..... ....... ea..• roe , Mr. Ita maims ordered all the name" widellslaad bees . . • from IV. that the charges ha ea spade apparently clear, and• heesa, 'Os aids Olelr nrceld etibeMd beam that the Coon would consider it necessary not only to her triot and et " eitew atr wr i l eft. Tiiikorithe ww 7 theme "ir de i . r ii s ,,,7; „. °he ettm a e h ed sodle h Poolootoes as them melba's sr Pe 44,4 .r .__ A blight his s S he wet identity it. , , 21 ;giitesi ass this weeelmisetedgediiten i ' enforce its own rules, foun d e d as they wete upon * plied that be did nos forret° mash, W 4 0 1 6/ • 01 .1 664 " Tilt primmer adadwed breaking open the bell.bet de* 1 Tee imlists besides *amide mid worn sea sumo statute, belt also to protect those Attorneys who prac• thereupon, as the lawyers my. issue wavialgiag. Dm be w fo r e mpg mks , the „ easy. . : .11eirwserar fo•thaoset WOW& roar! _. . . tised in the Court, and conformed to those rules, and t aro the argements , it may be as well to state that Mr. QUERILINSUA RR. so . 1.344 . a . reer. • ri jou ng re i ey ed man od b e l ect er-bls wife, Man, is a elight, l ° geateelligom." & w a y ads glom was agesathit with imisnmers, law ' that statute, from the mischievous intrusiuns of those . t. sae* "Was Allasasswaa died I ,ett a ,egbore'd afa mode it bessdres; that she end bk. tea m entem a • irmous. as. am tae Wet st a . . • . ' *el eeriest Aare. _.--- ! • who might be proved guilty of mal.practice. -t Weaver married tar Mee alone; tbst tbey hpve been smisid bee Thomas hi "' •. theist proprieter ut was Kenelegt eashit consrderobk interest la a peisat at law, . , . . Jig be t made - bi t Media Sim deride y '' - The Chief Commissioner, in Pronouncing judgment. Teary years; and that their totem has been es wegredscdve of any • asked 1 . I ,_ 'thirtlieffileedb mod a mem lt VI. -hey vanished as the lightnings olle observed, thee himself and the Learned Gentlemen who ificrea_m_lt the itoPMell•• at the severest 1111114 ". . raced pas - The Hos. Caesars Law attended foe tbedelimekos. sat by Oita had looked at the mass of documentary eel. 1 4 13 w I r t r i :: . %l aw caudal. lk ,.. o4o 6 .womi•pr oa no ' Braes, the Wean, Sea . Mid 40 - Detorseariair mime she was No. 0,935, tor traweibm m the based. .asst h e y, dence before them with great atternion for tweets' , 4 ' ~. • mischiefs over) in the meals( deep;the table side by side ; and Airs. Weaver kifOrig shaken hack her go from Groceskutell snot. in she sky. so . is& ‘.. . • '' 're Malteds underneath the Ay. weeks past, nor had they been unmindful of the ;sign- sons and glary ringlets, proceeded to add toys the Bend) on the Aare . Rgaims , the w ane d. wwwwe I , .- heroes perished here, nor wberottire sleep I - menu which Learned Counsel had 'idea:iced on either tobleet of bet matrimonial miserles-her tiushood aceon l Panfi"S clerk from the Stamp adleww , flooodoif Ow ef t it--- .614 fi .. with . a kind of runnin g commentary ... in a deep under- lie. Lew " dittoe s ~b„ maame r— M4E- 1, 0., 0.1 ".• / - - side. This wag a most importain ease, not only to (hat growL This Vary husband, Sir " -began Mrs. weaver. nod D. G. Gammas, sod is • 11 •11miss.v ms alluil ose 11 • . -, ~ itSiVICH, D. . 29, , the parties themselves, but also to the profession eto o Th e shove, the pi, y .. confione d s a us ...r. -VOW; and so they went „ did that his dam ! I r. .., had , Ike T. Am," neralle, but more especially as it irivole.d a point on in form and manner following: thole. had to mate was. Om the tame ley odo trans-g s; ht Yesterday sennight a Fancy Ball was given at Hip- which was connected wi'h the due adminioration if Elbe-I.set Saturday night, when he c ame iore bent io.i e f .." 4 My icot dhiefear:: regi C: llll 7f to : akse raelics ig:adiroc.se •leali catialier4. We ' s "; Ts cummagelyird.itth::::::lo4slll:4!: justice in that power to says be, " o yes. must turn out!" .• What f . r , . , ' 4 tlesbanilela, by the Miss Lloyds. which was attended the families in the neighboatbood. The splendid Court. That the Court has suss:end or strike an attorney off the Rolls could not says be- many • man has been hanged or nothing, t• ,___.11 1 0• 11 --- I t hog bad Ile r t may serve of a reason ter turn out a w sa• •••• 4 1 padre. ills seised shimmies Wel. that Ms dust wa• 41 . ftling . . . **.--1 1 11.1.1 I C boorlolerill was brill ian t l y lighted and most be doubted , and that osier ss: uld be exercised on the lie—Very . , . good ; t ..decorated with evergreens and coloured presehloccasion as well as that of issuing a warrant 10 She-But it was after ten o'clock, sad it rained se herd that 1 b a e l re gra neade ull4 as omie b r e se ka im: l9 aselinees. "."6l u H val r4 4 1;e 1v,, el a e l ..:fsa h ; • 1 , . 1 1111111,11.• ing in the saloon commenced at 10 o'clock ; commit for contempt. With repaid to Burton end mown% IP that niibt - elle I would haveSak• tamp Idaweli dm , petty, he would have bees guilty set a busy, .nd illO, e! te ie.,. fruits -itch a brute. pomace , for 14 yeses. The Logialesen weer :taro.... we wade at sae the company, anemetiog to above 150, sat down Lawter, they had acted wi th a gr • at breach . t fai b H e- V ery goo d . • - •to an elegant supper, after which dancing teeMillell- toward the Court, which appointed teem to a privilege She-And so it passed et y our Worship; and we had me " 04 allak m • Wag° aims" • 11 ••• •••• fla re. lire ( ' c , their a Oe -re molleleool epposkino. that a 0110 11111 a to be • • r. 1•;. s e , cod, and slat kept ugestrith great .spirit till nearly six. which many others of the profession did not •er joy ;• 'upper and Wellt to bed=but peat trowning at fear *Wink he tots Ac i ng IM A rtjament.' Is a heavy penalty, foe an nifette . . The brilliancy of the scene was greatly heightened by, nay. their conduct bed been extremely . disgraceful.- *grandp - and begins splash* catch water about the room, at saa rate, that I en , *tech he has as oestesi. ass *ma amm hist .. dire..l. F ' the spOredid dresses of some of the company, and great With respect to Marshall, those'who had heard the e. o. thoutd bare ver been drown'ti if I hadn't jumped oil of bed. , se temegoeutiom it.., to ta l c a tae bor a tha w t a t a rs. h e il f t b w at nig?.. • Sot of willer mo t e f°°lll ' Dyers kid the Act was imperative; the name col the twigs Lisle 1101 displayed by others in thei r ch oice of cos- dente (voluminous as it was) could come to no other tomes. The principal: characters were two Anna Br. conclusion, •than - that he had been guilty of prac .i sing 1 8hr-I rats out of the etiook your W ' t evidence of the proprietor-bit. alli l ia l telted e l * Mr ,t au sad that be should take time to crisis the 1 11 v. . ley" Spaoish Donnas, • various Owiss costomes, ptian Lady, a Tort in his travelling costunie. ai l Mandirin, a Capichin Friar. • in the Court as an attorm y without legAl auttiorit yso to 11" l cad &We badlpreakfamed mil was gme re. act. Its order to enforce the law - to •pto•ect the • dig. - ladm ."V all h" kt---- ' g i i • .4 s. as I ' wes willikareal at - tile Sw ( MK* , at ahaladlaw ` edwk ' 11 " 4 /•••1 w if iv wag with regard to the second . tiject tin, ha wisketme s tmskr.f a . a Royal 'Spanish nit of the Court-as also the rights of- tit reteoros Mir A e n aw si n k t weeM oo b'll be ag is ali eemed ; le diat oss inyi 1:17:2P414Pg , enver t• r .' .11"li the tiele"1"1 cgisid 1".. tbu lik "ah ill y r il • — rigenisseilsriesThe F4laged ig P 7 li g ht case was cya n adjourned until west Wednesday wed. Ilfft/ter • a n d hi° Page. a CenteennOt of the ile t h generally, and moreover. of unfortunate insolvents , the your ...----4 down stain! • %V 015 SU I P.STRIUST. - .... . i and a Page of Honour, a Georgian, Spanish Cavaliers, Court felt i t an indispensable duty to pronounce the Me - r Vere geed. _ ....„. __,_. 19, IF. Afrifsed s aw skew brother ,J NI A the Marksman and GIMP" in - De e F r eischn i 1, a Greek judgment which it was about to pass, vie-That Ro She-4 waited dirmerieln=2lll 'Ad, S (dock that afternems. and it. Meat, were Anally examined; the three &nue ourado He , -And the mottos orsiset Ulf *Oedema. 41 . Moentaineer, with many spleeolid fancy dresses ; the • • • i ben Lawter end John Seal Burma he struck off the ab ea _le„ ga m ,. w eave 1,,4 1 spa o w a i leron **, d esse __& o , PriotiPois on two robberies. std the fame is an actewati,lhe a _ and a lter the fact of Id, masters robbery. on SuntLy.•• WU Clergy wore large bouOueto and some gent town Court files as attorney. of the Court, sa d diet J ames West I ' ll al ml I bad urdll.d ° al a P k* a o l ' llll hese " all r e • It appeared bat' Moss was In the ammo habit et meelegle he'd t Dres s es, others Military and Naval Uniforms. Marshall be committed to the public gaol of the Cory of ANC" hi' hate .pee hi ' • seek year Welsh * , sad " Ma • Sundays with his eistee, who resided is. Grelsmnet; aed tee ............ ik - • lircirwicb for the ; space of two moths, Cps[ practising as " t e" hea4 • 9th Inseam , shortly after he left his limier's Weer i.bis ma! " BSARDS? . ele-f deey that-the cat never did no h arm so use, sad the eat having gone to cher,* ), the two Mefferd' wept is Vs • au attorneoof therid Court, be not being duly admit- memo isima r ew ire d. p o t of port e r If she had hasesamim Ash as rtioh . s hos " , mod said they tamed moss these is La. 1 1 , - ' -.a.m.- /ROM WI 10111/ICAL OARITTiI. • red on the files of the Court. lablyee. . Mrs. Aux Stilts, formerly the pc +ricer of a public. ! seen your words , weaver- .. I : • gron X•ale, Mrs. Prise, being alonsim the holm, west heels counter to accommodate so good a teastemer,nwhen de NAM * Marti . a Van 'hatchet was tree only person we ever re • house known by the name of the Robin Hood. era '' - Ver f gaaa. - _i • prearantd a - brace et pistols at her heed, and said-* it wag i immsber to have been celebrated for hisbeard. wigerhe 0 a b s , ,-a, Brunswick - - - The cat ram sway, yoer Worship, and then' Si eseepeaed . cheese but her isioney obey wanted." She thee basil Cbge 01 ppase y :or. ournett, og orosner-sueet, . :hi, b o d e • whs. and swore bed cot „ w h op ,' of t esagebap of the st r ill more celebrated Blue 8eer,4,•014 - squares a Creditor for 404 Ham] up emirs, and WO bias nine tovereigns, and h. 44.101. ~ • ••4• ? , i , ek . tie --Please to take a note that I deny dem o ref Worship. 'sr, at wigs& sem be bitterly senspideul, alleging ,bere toms i ll iirallOtle notoriety. Hobart. the botanist s twill .1 Mr. HIATU supported the wiriest.. oe et • ouriee - or i . She-Why, Weatier, you know you did new, and who ' s the me d o rhsi home. - boring tbetr Amen* W. Whets' tool a el, i: ..3 '' 4sh , hesestikil beard. that lie used to po t A• • .. . • ; Th e "g t m nee vim due th e secteededdiesoweg `""ho""""g denying It i t f leag ile acid enou, your W , and theotrtep,wtoubaltdbpeutbeale cad beentoarata, aw l war nit of a cupboard is the deer. in irt hie. i. and Rudibras has eulogised c p r o e w di ns tor ade rnia o e he P r U d it i l s itob a citi r se es a m c c o r I 1 „ *Philip Nye's thanksgiving beard ." Etat the whale histot yof the world there is no account ‘, ,of any bearded LadY, aith the exception alone of Bar- _ ..- ' e o;d ar e n ta et b r le ha ti i e ,s, n ov o . , when the transfer amounted to 1404 ont , If . which the Paid 1001. The balance was the a se of the o pposition aod.tn philosophers and phyeiologists, yet it has not inent, s h e h e d paid IL law . exPen . ses• . . sis try bow he hked • ilmusgistg match instead. H Very good ; and 'woe the worse for the change, I dare ay. She--And orbit's more,we had a spaniel puppy once, and he did ' and tbrow•d three buckets full of water all about the room, and escaped the wits, and an ancient Fa each poet accounts I° the ("tile of the i n wlvent i a e at/ e nsign* b y M r* u p bed himself . of air. Tub rs. o, (or it by the incessant exercise of that or an of speech g asked her shether she va: limns will her servant ? then went to by tibm aloL ea t bell Se l bs :; d as s i T ive the is l t i h th e e att ve . ning, Nlablertl tbree lle. ra la co as cane aLe tn iawil etke ri'*B4h d a s i : remitted pistols at his brad , and, after riling the Mg dueler d Pr"etT the spi c i o: l3 ; e c irl an : a n t. 3st:setirs.twernS"tb.entA•lancrit:gatheandy t" sogj ow& bis lamim m ai e s ki : kill diet, and threw Woof a the window. .. . aura Iran' Beck s who was exhibited in London, 1668. n • - g • • o good' title-e._vtirerryys nod; bus t w l h d y i ilt .t kill y nu testa tell , yon auo u know. t tbe gin, im la miser ? Itested her, in consequence of whith, before her confine- N b when Is catch be poor cap it an left laini i in ,rio the o ce: Nte m iabernh vie ,H a e siomod r . oc ipr eg open n in ize t d riteame t wo be sw i et riewoso liteil lk ; :i al zwe hih de Though this curious fact seems to have escaped rouse, you cou tir tea t l ‘ van, to be the persons. Several wiawawei were aLleed,terenet paned of. But when we sat down tots, your. Worship, be jumped 11 Burnett, who appeared in ?ropier preena. the latter Ao r , h e was gone to bed. appeased no evideacw to liak Mom. beyond worths& tic la 1 4 called the tongues-- . Sais•ns iregicknoLchercamarade, which question be put several times. the-Ohl ell soon tell about that. your Worthip, I atilt out to go to my sister, at Sir Christ•pber "" rdin g l y aildlirged, and the "" duet nal y °"l"4 LA MBSTH-STAZIIT. 1,11 he bees mile lieu point barbs? Mrs. Stubbs replied on the negative. Hawkins's • and as 1 was going along I meta dogen bombers. ' Weald OsoutriOs, a ecescinnee. was charged seek Mites Is. Bastard Mani, Mai. eta lemma jamas pa Mr. MATH interposed, and submitted rotbe Covet He-On l y sae, your Worship; please to take a Dote that there myth., et the Kin . , Head phhhe.hoehe. he the chomtattees & • La reser /DOG ettrellade. was only sae. that those questions wets ireeletrai.t to the inquiry. sod She-Weaver , I your j o ,i nuat t o ,„„ Th em „41, at least a The pri s oner, who is book so bawd a vessel Mde lime,easm IA The,writer of the above, when be states th ere is but the oily object was to hold up his(Mr.H.%) client to ri d; - d -,-..-, o r ' s tayer ' v r a ;o rn r.b ip-al - frie - nda - or Weaver's- Mnd they Lady whose history bus been said or sung,joyie_ ._ g kisu ‘ se Ll' in e_ tbe abereen_ which a . when some pet ow mug a_ ..g. isegia ...., auk. • to have forgotten the verse- Mr. Burnett-I say they were, Sir ; I know you, and to any temperance yet rOf course I told 'eat the truth, that we mehehed.ileatelleheeth liquor s teat h h e at what haw a hht t set e the ll eo r eet red pe a t b ei T e % t e r tlik• " sows , ,-- , . Men yam Lord E dward , in a merry freak, was as far of amicable as ever • with which they very pontely asked ant as much a Gentleman as you art. lam ant to be ',lased ancient Margaret, teethe dame was kind, e aker ie sa in i to tee t ov ise .4 Bar h. k :e y eseee M ea o d w ly t d o o tak ' dis e t a_g::: ing wa vp rm h ln and water; :r d . e l l- weurity p t h °° * r t or ee kb edi e er amue . was igued " ut eamaset ke y vel was ' au° 6,4 l": ll4 si* . . lie found that, though the rose bad fled her cheek , browbeaten by Counsel— what, jest in the middk of it, in comes my husband, and beats sr; aprt molted hisk la the woralt•home. DI his %Pit"! re ar m "' l The chore agree her chin resnalwed behind. Mr, cionn,,,sioner HABIB'. interfered, and said-: to s uch a degree, that I'm aU over bruises from bead to foot. Magistrate en Saturday, he expressed his Sufi OW Le ohm IA . I " 1 + ' 1s - Mauriceau says, that the accoucheurs of his time ir Attested dirtily, and wore bolt beards, for fear of ex• chins the • ... ililitt that of - jealousy of the hotheads. . appearing lOW by the Greek cp . aring wise, which was well ridi- •ldata a losrbearded goat is as wise as Fluor e - ' • Sir, we will put an end to this case, conduct yourself with propriety " tety. if you do not He.-V r d. Show WOW Of 'ern. . The opposing creditor then proceeded to addresskhe. be matter contained memorandums,in order to refresh Ins memor y. ; ei igratismistist, in the distich which Mr. HEATS told him, that he must not look at any rola. tie cat of Aiiinsber 41mnd-bills* which the follosiag is a copy, were sent from London on Thunder, and distributed he Windsor in the course of the afternoon:-" fiTILAM duce order. • t'oxc.rt.-:The p ublic, no doubt, will feel a gratification o f Mr. Burnett then stated, that when the insolvent di: irrry aar a' _tag open the spots, he very deliberately began rubbing at meat his cost-thereby seeming to signify that in his b oot some • whilst she sedulously endeavoured so withdraw her arm Mrs Naval rest had been applied. AL happened, imputed his misconduct to the el ect s Of liq Oar. A 4 d" . and shoemaker, in Bell Yard, 'reevle 80, k be' . the your Worship," said Mr. iffetver-relloquishing 114. lie attended rye Council of Nice. . . , _ Ls& ~. operation together; ° but if you'd hem kit nee Tomesiow-Tbe Festival of the Communal of oo 1 -_ I they not have had another object in this-. C ca u m ur e t ; to a h n i d m w i h n il oc e d t o o i be ng r. s i o s26 , he . i e ihe fer r s e a d id to t • let's see ? ( Taking T il a a i staphouren"aew, of the a r ei w t o h p eir a r be nne. "en at. some thie , e t ok ; gouti, A• T 1 beards are to be considered a Ups of wisdom, "epiniee .. the mid spots were not bodies, but paint, laid on o` for the the shutters cat she atop e a o l : l lM cceed ei G l4ll C ri t gr ° : ll. a . . . paper while making a statement on his oath. Mr. Butneto-You have no right to interfere, and I e n . i l e they effected by force, and cut out a pane of glee, " i . Indelicate test) • vole a pair of Wellington bo.. Is , with %lch day Bat ' . •E. • a - - - - 4 tell you again, that I'll not be browbeaten by say o West are you about, man?-loose her arm; do Tot bale" clear off, -------- t HOAX. Counsel. riled Ur. Alderman Tuoasratim before whom the case was beiird. pro-i and Mao could scarcely help laughing at the earnestness with which ' I . ; ' . .. . .. ' r : : - .,,•.7 ', ---Ser- The COURT again exercised its authority to HEUDOMADARY. 14'that instead of fondle it'a nethingio the Holiday at the Bask-The ancient Boman bad a festival O hflof person property , but as her husband had not been world but wearers( and ponder flee rubbed hard in !" of Jupiter, Juno. and Jane.. t ' • when they are Wormed that this wonderful machine words, Weaver," cried Mrs. Weaver 'is and then Wamesnae- Full Mono at if is the owning. of •,. he i - dead 12 months, she could not eserese sufficient con- " Lswn your I • will leave Logsdon oo Friday enocOlug "me the 28th ttol over his estate and effects to enable her to the turning to the Alderman, th e watt on-" Besides, be est the house , Tunamar -Day increased it mimeses -Laftsk Sir it' 'instant, et ten o'clock. It will Oase s theougb Hammer- purchase money. pay on are axe, your worship !' de mamma-Pay Meeks lath. naornseg. ' &I, W 7 . : I l i „mt., • smith, Hoonalow, and Colebrook, en its say to Wind. The Covae ultimately isedettitah 11 !{II 10 be 'ie Very send," responded Mr. Weaver; please to take a note of FILM& l'--00 the sth of January, 1501, Beget Antrim , , -... thm;yeer Worship ; and a gravy why I wasn't kaned Mr it? was burimist St. Sepniebre's, Loudon. Ifewilifiboaten ' • Mr ' sot, and return thrOugh Eghlot gad gaits. in the • f h• b -•._. -- - . - •- - • -a., 4 1 r, 43151.11"shadaltap via everybeily u er astern would Imestheas I Tutor end Lstbi apssibery. discharged en Wit . I ii :, afternooo, to London." The good people of the neigh. . _ Monday evening the fondle or his Excellency Count hang d, lieu know that, Weaver," rejoined bie eosin md Melba , aarviotewlilla. Illillmetlit "ireelleliligallet of the firo t w w es ef t w estostate, that after basing beat her in dee_lamlelme He 1114 she Let twenty 0 tbe Gioirch,. who hoed - la malty a whole bay days, and k w ' rt 1 i bourbond were accordingly on the ps rive, at an early Mumma'', the Hanovetian Minister at this Court, butchers at the Barley Mow, he had disambilletalteethar Yews upon ow a • 1 -I. 1 6- hoot yesteeday morning. determined that the wonderful rs- raid nff all his furniture, and pookivety refund SP 0111111 bate •any- his life 'suing on .*slier sharp feet i righ. Fie worked most est 0, unwhine, whatever incredible number of miles it might at. his count/ residence at Putney Hill, -..., Surrey, were thing towards her support. . , ... . ordinary. mirad.e bath while 'Wine and dead. ~.. e. I propel itself in an hour, 'should not give th em the go by. thrown into great co ns t ernat i on b y some m i sers . 44 Yoe must maintain her," said the Alderman. _ ants, who fireda loaded pistol, - or blunderbuss, into the " Ve • It was very accurately calculated, that Wit started at ten Very good, your Worship , I can't," replied Mr. Westmont- MA Elite.* • I 0, I only earned fourpeace yesterday • she's run me ha debt every At Edinburgh, ea the 24th lust. LOW. M. Kerr. El' er ,.. a _ thl from London (and who conid doubt but it would so drawing.room window. The act was per- where; 1 1 !' and instead of my baring *Old of my furnitore Ws Irma Bon. East inWa C ny's Service, us Marianre, ,lacihter 0, 'w / Hail ?) it Might teach Windawrodincet without using its petrel ed about nine o'clock in the evening, while the wised for rent by cosy landlord, and betas the papers m show he it. late Capt. John White, it. N• bind legs hy glair:l4'9d take breakfat to boot. At eleven, servants of his E xce ll ency ' s establishment were partak. I'm no slathe.beg,. your Worship, but a free shims of Lesmism and 1 . therefore, a lively anxiety was felt fur its arrival, and iqg of. the.usual festivities on Christmas Eve. The re. and"- my grandfather was a Churchwarden of St. Sepulchre _ o ss a s sd as , is igus e b s tk, atm,. daughtme of names . , . She Long Walk, op which it was reported it would pass, port of the blunderbuss. and the shock, which was felt " That's no reason why you should best me-it' yois it a :Me Am o cu snitessis h. t, At Croydon, Um Rey. George Gores, IL A. of St. Feter'sCallar t . •e and. year Warship. ur gran d fat h er, " observed Mrs. w "exhibited an unusually line concourse of p ersons for instantly, alarazd the whole family, who rushed into IS nev er gets u p before twelve o'clock, and ' has his breakfast and ah that sae vis.haiscba shav ing two er tine green mad yellow spate en the underpart If DIED. , • 1 . this season. Many, however, were not to be satisfied the drowing room, fearful of some dreadful accident, his pipe ( a bed !-Weaser, you're a very badman." with - a mete casual glance, but intent on feasting their . when it was discovered that some * villains had &mbar- - " r oY ray 'Me d, refP° ° d• ti M r . W ; ate: At Cellentmon, Demo.the Rev. Jahn f l ydenhan• .... 1 , . eyes en the sellpropelling wonder. determined to meet gad 101110. fire -arms at the wiedows, loaded with slugs recapitulatery dimussion, be was ordered to find ball to keep the pears towards his wife, and she was directed to sue - him a" for ailinesalulla Aged So, the Rev. Geo. Pyhe, ILA. Vscar of Witidg •hrtek ' '! : std late of Baytborne Park. liaise. A• of TWO, C a n .' r At Naples, the Rev. lames B urgess, M.- - 'l, we Rector of iisseroeth, IWO= i__. 50m ",,,,,,, Ito * it half way, and join in the cavalcade. About two or large shot, the contents of which had broken eleven t h roug h t h e me di u m of t h e p a w, c a m ,. ' Cembridee,srutherAmlaw of the bate Duke of St. • ,„ • the crowd was considerably increased, and various large panes of glass, and lodged in the shutters, which Mr. Patrick Wald, or IFllak, who has been lo embody s ome days, foesnarly rumours were afloat. At throe o'clock, about four were fastened inside, and which have since been picked of 13391010 0 of having thrown bit wife out of the window et their .. Theeede. ..y. at the ftotal Naval =ital. R e m mariner- il , bedroom, was brought up and discharged-his wkie.dedarin thousand persons were a s sembled is she Loan Walk, out s and are of large sine. From the spreading of the I , a m lingering tonessota te!.. ,as . •, -1 0 * . ___. taw id , l ark! , • she jumped out of the window of •her own accord . •• 14 was A t B ° l6 tawa , Pear rlrrea•mair il e a . l . ll l,... A •"`" ho h d b a m stay the -/ Remy of whom were wound up to the highest pitch shot, the vile deed is supposed to have been committed pretty fresh, and I was Mook,",said she; 4 and, as I know ' d P en• h iner ei t he 'Y •l ' Ma l te ' ret • wlll "`"'•••• - a i of expectation-on the approach of every vehicle, th e with a blunderbuss. 'His excellencry and family were I deserved a basting, I jumped ottt.o f . the window, weeei than he r ar Inl • • crow. vociferated 64 gate!" and all were on tip-toe, not its the drawing room at the time, but in an adjoining should stye is to me." 1 every eye was stained- From this hour, doubts as to apartment. The alarm occasioned considerable corn- m A ILL VOROU 0 H.BTIPART. MAILS:-THIS IS DAY. AA& alla Saturday a master-wow orrery the• trustworthiness or the report began generally t,, motion, and for a time destroyed the festivity of the • ' • • ""1 " 114181184/22", "a sail Mahan obtain. which, as the afternoon advanced, became evening. A footman in. the service of Wm. Leader. tri be t a ke ala shee n a cd "ili til si essre derable rry P"Pen ntoe and bw ll lis arrts eh l a s:r d , Osfer whh dotreet stellsig , a Wurd " rill O 11110i0 and more serious , and the throng gradually di e . Fa+ 'whose residence is neatly adjoining, beard the tea gross of bettedmaulds,value Is. 3d. and a skein of dik,vidne 1111. 5 . paged. Some persons, however, who had seen the port of the blunderbuss, and instantly afterward. the TheLisbee abysm& proved. that the prisoner came to the shop, and per- it awes, Me. a 9 Irmo e • a 0 Hapsburg 4 0 Swedes ~, a • 0 1 I t • 0 • g • ore • 0 Letualk4 l ••• •• •& • 0 l ' I printed bille<which by the way were not very profits:ay sound of a light cart and horse gallop down the bill u d'a p n a l ,,,,, Pie Zty d6th h, 2 4 t tl i ,!;`l,l,,, whi t be „ P =„ T r e•t viat andas h lik w ala t Gesseasu""6:yeliesd Jersey 1 ° Pis. *• II .• distribated). manifested a very praiseworthy credulity with incredible fury. On examination its the twornisio,• • Amos& . 6 I go made. which happened to lb epee; the prisoner let thi amt. Hailatna'a . so theeery.taet ; and even as late as four, when the fog there were evident proofs in the road which Croats his drop Mee the drawer, and es:Siedtnek it nit teak with It-saran gce4 . „ begs. m wi,e, their hopes were by no means damped, Excellency's house that a light cart, or gig, had been at bkarea•men ool o wislai be ceeesaled. The ehepheet 7 wee . _. • e • . i s 4 I . . v ' -•--/, .. -foe they *might they per the arum h) the clis • backed against the bank, from which it is imagined the "14.1444• 1 .,. .6. • htes hai dsio " i s ibutit isi ll 'P eB4ll 3se _ g isaiteatia " liti * le kt ir ithiottmoto , am he " w •„ eaott welit' •asisentaise mwma wi."l4 '' -.. tuner. We seed not say that their tropes " vanished villainithad fired,• and then • galloped off.' The laths -- -- --' - -- 7, 5 - ' "------1.-- -- Hi 0 iI.W ATOM at LONDON- littlOG • 10. • u kte.l* * , into thin air."-Throke Gtratit'e. of the wheels were very perceptible. has the float she *. sod jest ba . eeperettitiewillti-pelstiose lake Lemene 3 end PaidiOblo it ififfelow -ktua /Attart avi .." Be a shell et Mt out of a parcel and pet It In his pellet. kleaceued . et the Asia Ormetit tam 1,