Star. — London, England, 1823-01-16 00:00:00

NAr44 INT,E44XIENCE. Ovi 71%Z Ilse Margery, Faaaveow, hew:-liewande a Odessa, was kiw i on shore yesterday behalf& i6llllltatiMallth. Crew ISlgd. farSsa nICTISPhi Togs°, from London to Shields, alp , Se. yroc ked on Orford Beach yesterday morning. Crete' Sawed. %ileum, Jaynes:me, from was driven on. shore yea. war Sheerness. • providence, Doniow, farm London to ScarboN-ough, put ....gb oo mess yesterday with wows feet waterin bee bold, last 31 r i kanstaged,• bovine been on shore on the Nor , Sand. s r atu t Jan. 14.—'Wind 1.-Arrived the Samuel find • o ro dire Coati ; Christie and Jane, Runs; -Emil mar, ftem•NeWbrthsiland ; Kitty, QtritAme s from Ll** ; F og s Branch, Cnoacavrooo, from ditto ; rind & Vittoria', Ale; km Palermo. ' ' : c 24 l 3 s it eci - It i oNtNITN, J.N. 15.7-704 N.W tbq yip& of i t t o peward.bound. *it, JAN. 15.--Wind etiese on to thew - bent q t y morning from East by South, accompanied with sole, &kg which the brig Manly, of Yarmouth, CLAIM. from Be.. 4 , to London, laden with oranges, drove on shore, with twat oc kes down, at the south end of Deal, opposite his Majesey's ox i. yar d, where every assistance was rendered to secure the tr od and cargo ; the storm is quite abated, and if it continues fi e , we have no doubt it will be effected ; the cargo is rains s ward which appears to have sustained little or no damagg. yk out-bound brigs gorawayso-dsy, and proceeded down D o wel ; the rest remain with the homeward.bound as per last, rppareatly all well. Several of the vessels drove during the gale. Nooraoss, JAN. 11.—Friday the brig Fame, of Lynn, JOHN STOMILY roaster, from Copenhagen to London, with hides and tot , was towed into our river by the Aberdeen smack Expert low Ls= master. Captain SIOAILT sailed from Copenhager; roads on the 99th ult. with the wind at S.S.W. and on the 51st ask. in 1at.56. 55.. he was overtaken with a violent gale from the SSA and the sea running high, made a total breach over the wo ol, in consequence of wbich- . she was much swarm!, ands so d. great deal of water. On the ed instant, the Fkine viks again overtaken in 54. 19. by a most tremendous gale from the &E. which obliged them to heave the weasel to the.wind with reefed topsails, and at two o'clock, ar. as. a heavy tea struck her is the stern, and broke her rudder, whereby she was quite tut nirogeable. After encountering various difficulties till the 9th mutt, the Expert bore up to her, when she was about 1 5 miles eat of the Bell Rock, and taking her in tow. made for this port. where they arrived in safety about eleven o'clock in the forenoon., Cceron-flow.e, Jars. 15.--Ship Entered Insiards :—The Friendship, from Alexandria.—Cleared Outwards: The Maria B ar b a ra, for Rotterdam; Clifton, fur Jamaica; Sir William Canis, for Calais; Telemachus, for Lisbon; Arundel, for' Trinidad; and Rio Packet, for Rio Janeiro. Aamvsn—At Acapulco, the General Brown, Skiddy, from Cadiz. At Charente, ibis, Smith ; Mitchell, Trvin and' the York Merchant, -- from Newcastle. At Campeaeby, Nas sau, Ouse, from Jan:alca. At Bahia, Veloz, —; and the Viacesdoe, —, from Gibraltar; 8r0ther5,......., from Buenos Ayres; aird his Majesty's ship Creole, from Rio Janeiro. At Rio Janeiro, Amity, Vaughan, from Liverpool. At Cadiz, New Frederick, Rundle ; and the Two Brothers, Woolcott, from London. At New Yak, the Adriana, Qucreen, from Jamaica. THE ARMY. :;• REGIMENTS to GREAT BRITAIN Arm IRELAND: . • DISTRIBUTION or ens ARMY on HOME SERVICE. Hot/sEtroLD TROOPS. In Regiment of Life Guards, Royal Horse Guards, Hyde . Windsor , Park. td Do. do. Regent's Perk. DRAGOON CRYA'RDS. la, or King's, Manchester. Stb, or Princess Charlotte of or Queen's,York. Wales's, Dublin. 3d, or Prince of Wales's, New- 6th, or Carabinosrs, Owk. castle. 7th, or PriDelli ItypirSo 41b, or Royal Irish, Dundalk, burgh •ad Grimiest. Ireland. • /ON& . t 9th, Lauren, Ways:di& 10th, Hussars, Cittdr:. Inks& Uth, Lamm Rolilen4lB,lll - 14th, Light; Covent:Y. ;`;" 15th, Hunan, RoesdnW DIAI Ist Regt. or Royal Dragoons, Canterbury. SC or Re yal North Moon, Edinburgh. 3d. Light % Brighton. ith, Enntsbilien, Dublin. 7th, Humus, blenvbrielge barr. INF& •- • ; [TRY. HOUSEHOL Ist Grenadier Guards, tat Bat. Dublin. . • Battalion, Tower. 5d Battalion, Knigittsbridge. Yd, Coldstream, Ist Battalion, King's Mews. .0 TROOPS. :i` r . :, 21 Battssoa,ll Barracks. 3d Foot , Ist' FJ Weustimitsto i• t t . itd Battalion, INagirstlbt 42d Foot, Limerick. . 52d Ditto, L. I. Chmistel. 57th Ditto, Fennoy. 58th Ditto, Chatham. 61st Ditto, Plymouth. 63d Ditto, Enniskillen. 65th Ditto, Ponsownds. Gals Ditto, litanderland. 71st Ditto, Li I. Fermoy. 72d Ditto, WitsWith.' 73d Ditto, Weedon Barracks. 77th Ditto, billiberp. 78th Ditto, E/1119/84. 79tb- Ditto, Torog4asetwe. 84th' Ditto, Cork. . 86th Ditto, Dublin. Mb Ditto, Costiebar. 113 d Ditto, Safi& RITLE EtIOADIL - • 11% Battalion, Rathkeale 94 Muslin% Einsais. VETERAN ITTALIONS. Ist Betalion, Cork. 3d Battalion, Galway. . Ed Ditto, Londonderry. • •yr I . CHANGES ORDERED TO TAME PLACE IN THE 4111A11.- or THE NIEST DEAGOON3. lit Regt. Royal Scot% Ist Bat. Waterford. 2d, Queen's, Dublin. 7th, Royal Fusileers, Brighten. 10th Foot, Chatham. 11th Ditto, Naas. 12th Ditto, Jersey and Gl:cra w/ istb Ditto, Dublin. 19th Ditto, ditto 22d Ditto, liuttevant. 25d Ditto, R. W. F. Boyle. 25th Ditto, Belfast. 160 b Ditto, Cork. 29th lhtto, Mußinger. 31st Ditto, Armagh. 39th Ditto, Tralee. 40th Ditto, Athlone. • ~.,~ T 7! ... •c TER6 To march Front To* And Arias 'hoop 16th instant Ipswich Norwich 11th isslaate 1 Ditto 16th ditto Norwich • hiswich 17th atm 1 Ditto lath ditto Canterbury Deal lath ditto I Ditto 11th ditto Canterbury Rya. lath d i tto. I Ditto lath ditto Deal C.seterinary lads dim.. 1 Ditto lath ditto /litho * Canearbury lith ditto. he Dote of Portland left town yesterday fur Newmarket* Viscount Orden has arrived at .Ipton. from a tour. Viscousness Ballo:ley has kft town for her seat, Ensielleid. Flea, 'Bubo. 92 William Houston, Bart. has kft town for his seat, Avis. ford, Scher. Colonel Lowther, M.P. has arrived in town from the Earl of laindsk's seat, Cottamore, Butiandshire. On Saturday, a serious accident happened to the Noe. Ides. Ilarearatsa, at Brighton. A carriage and pair was turning falsity round the corner of Prineetwatrest, by which she was bided down, and severely bruised and latentmi about tie had and face. She is, however, likely to mower. By the Breton, arrived at Nantes, letters were 7eiterday received from Bahia, dated the .22d of October. Up to that period the contest between the. &mains and the Portuguese had produced no Inek, though a constant firing, attended with much injery to the town, bad been kept up on both sides. 'lbe great object of the former is to dispossess MA DURA of the fort previous to the arrival of the espe *bon from Lisboa, which was expected in the begin tint( of November. Several Portuguese families haTS the place, and arrived at Nantes as passengers kit le.Breton. The English had embarked their most eguabie property -onboard the CazoLs The Ticket, No. 2,154, drawn Yeiterdai a Prize 'ci.1120,003, was sold in me Half, one Eighthilindslx • iiisteenth Wares. hp SWIFT and Co. No; 11," Poultry ; 14.Ch as i nr C l ost and. I ltketC , liis other Capilikl4•4lol ififrrti • 7-q ,were also tOl4l • • - Lrlf :-!!) • • , • SPORTING INTEI,L101111.:R. • , • : • 4 ` 1. ..(0212T4,1+! I :Air? 2 ntsTQN. A IRR 0 3 ;/391TPP $1.4 'Tut Thu rmil.ol;4l#7'4 Cfpflinefnikil4ntrA-Itell: • • The nu " e ie e ' gre nn "d:iviiactrii .63 it n • a". 24 Mr. Num% BeWir.up b e at` kiyarfay. . sot Capt. Joon% Moak boat Mr: Jeffellae *"-- 4 1 Yr P mt. •masoa's wls. b. baba Mr. Prsaklisel4ilr• 0. • 11r.,Goliksoit's Pluto best 14. Frudilln s Toby. , cll ammo erase. .. - " r bait Mr. - Mason's**. • •:;33 rA - Mstilloudissets Pluto beat Cape. Jones's Hang-up." • !•,. • • • •A:01111i. joust's, Monklmp Mr ? Groodiro4 Pin. "). and r r oa the mAiritiniflOlNFetz sduirkila Mr. Hawes brlnd. b. beat Mr. KootrOy'S Meg. -11 Mr. Bauveri e 's Fly beat Mr. Hardy', Tulip. - • . Mr. Parogmortoo's Fells brat Major Mead's Blagslpa. k- FAST TROTTING. It has been stated that two fasktrotters, bred In America, nelk of a Lancashire mar e , bad latelf been imported into thiscone s try, and were matched for two hundred sovereigns each—thW one to trot fifteen, the other sixteen miles withhian hoar: they were bred by Mr. Poasonby. in the vkioky of New York.--. 'The one did the fifteen miles over turf in Ashted Park, Bucks, last week, without distress, as already stated; and on Tuesday the other started over the sane ground, over a two. mile circle, and performed it as follows, betting being two to one on time : Min. Sec. ' . Min. Sec. First two miles in 7 SO Sixth two miles in • 7 58 Second 6 45 Seventh 7 56 Third 6 541 Eighth 8 IS _ Fourth . 7 so I • -- Fifth • . 7 22 f • , - qo. 22 —"This match wee lost by mepty-two seconds, owing to the home breaking into a gall Op iri the first mile, 'which *ton three quarters of a minute in theuirnitik. 'the hilt* carried eight stone,' and the season wu mach atainittlieterfonnance. - - ' - 1, SHOUTING. Lord Palmerston entertained a shooting party latt weer at Romsey, and afforded them excellent sport. The guns of thefel, lowing Noblemen and Oentlemen--Lords Palmerston and Malmesbury, Right Hon. W. & Bourne, J. Fleming. F.sq. M. P. W. Sloane Stanley, Esq. and Captain Bowles, bagged on Thurs day 139 head of game ; on Friday 110; and the result of Satur-, day's sport madtetbe aggregate number killed in the three dap. exceed 550 head. His Lordship's manors are abundantly stocked with game ; and so tame are the pheasants, that in a coppleit, near Whitenap, where the keepers feed Ahem, they are suki rounded by the birds in the same manner as they would I°lll poultry in a farm-yard : a circumstance we believe almost out precedent. • :•• ~: .1 , 4 . • • HUNTING. •• • • :•-; ~. Shnuld the present severe weather tontineeitio Mog's *IN bounds at Windsor, will not hunt on the usual dart DESPERATE FOX CHASE, IN THE f votfttrY . CORK, AND DEATH OF truen lioltSgs; A for was found a few days since by Capt. &nada. at Sirmount ; he ran off to the eastward, opposite Mr. Beam roues) house; be there changed his course- • and went of to dietwest, west, ran through Scroaagea, Cattlechaby i.frotit thence. W I Hawltmeto, through Enockaunnore. • and Wed dm; IPvc}ae:l earth, the hounds pressing him desperately. Finding that, tIVIA ; against him, be crafted the river • for Inicinno-wolgii. friOck, thence, south, through entree, Grarefield, amt Ballinfol witereAlte old centimes alas shut; he again. elialiod bit CMKIR. to the westward, through kialiyhuedes, Ballybiddiwilen, Rah linguine, Grange-glee, to. ?Adam: 4 and the INTISFPAILY, .where the old earth ameba shut.Sigainet but, me botil,CW ning rank at him ;he then ran for the Ovens again, end smolt SirniCuenv be` dies wied -a new cotineyropulug dine; Nano through Swab" Chearesee, Springville, -Einem ciol• to Jigli% whore ever? &woof is the Acidic lading. 11110 dntpght t a, Wikikv. WOO bee Ale to Move. Thus. 'ended,* sirs,. of .44 11 ' tWellq =reowhich left three Awed, to depilialdtbbilleauf.threeoea Shit 41104-,41141P14$ haPial 61 3111404 1 g/I*ai l ti f fr l 4 eittrams kayo 1: ... . . -.i is stbei sto riot I .13 4-4.1:1 , A. ..1011.0004.1104"nfflierG vas J4O Iniwin tgi zii ; .RESURRECTION MEN. ... eh iiiiimatei iiei _._• Tesisfiay, at a valeting alf at iii . ii Horn,at Wandeseards, Osiris Veal me Henry Catimith were charged iirld1010•111 filet bedkbireat the burial grafi* l Garrett-Lwk HIRVI 011iiiip gad in eartelt, bat admitted &accidence against ?Wood and Ooldsacith, seat that the primmer; called ealcim ea , Alekeveaing of Sunday se'nn t, and Goldsmith. wheat be did not ir before , asked him if be would be in the ridding up a agar; IHe agreed—they called on ickel at foto o'clock in the morn . when he took his home and dart with him, received two dead in sacks, drove o ff , and deposited them at St. Itirtholo ' ~ mew's Hospital, fear which he received SS.. Several witnesses gave corroborative evidenced these - facts, sad the prisoners were committed for trial; as was White also to give efideace 1 against them. • •. • -• Is is knpessible. to describe tba indignation"( the populace against the prisoners. Oa their being placed in the coach - to be a•iiveyed to Hatemonger-lane; it was nearly' filled with snow that had been thrown artheds I and ther•may think themselves very fortanate it -did now, by which means stoma and other missiles were biddies, otherwise they certainly would have been thregully bruised. WINDOW AND: HOUSE.. TAXES IN 4NO . . LAND AND ,ACOTLAND. ,As,th w e him; 4.Wigdow and House Taxes will iludonbtedly.ceascendes Aix Alassisieration4f - Parlik• nienyt -in die: ens* of Altrensuing Session, with a vieW,if tedlickni.ffie.tt*Pyrediink it may be satin-- fact'oXy to oisr readereid Inoiv the amount of each T 4 i!i-Sintlatui 'and Enalxid in the years 1792 and AS . W . , ; • We„tkwrefore gt r iii horn a Parliamentary Mfg A149,4p....9(q.1.;429J*-following statement : ; ORMlnen Will apa tAv i7V Omar*, Ix wee Lass saw y t ki-7411400. - ~,4: s i ,ndtawca.r ii :Teta. 1702 gtionter>rs 'i i : iseuliiitA .003,048 At: 1 'lO9O 144/74103 .07 - 1 4 166 .1 14 4 - .:4 VIVA. :: S. A : s . - .I ,-icrl,f 1 i: ; c• lasisisitor • %;!_,/ ~1 .. • ~, • 17021 ..2:11,001 .1. .0 I, , 0.700 1111.1004.4111 15 n moo I 347,40 14'10 I - 0011' 1 6 ' O 20•144 14' ../ 'We con Sider. tbii tin - t*Ois *it' ' *Wit!' ciiteli , Inent for the Country Via. tkoitn iliitlidy; Ind' we , think it will explain w then, if they' have not alreadY discovered, tha; an , ibCrease of, taxition ii bile 'of the, reasons why the 'Forice . of - pfoduin lit)* trill 'not , I afford the same,renti in 1112ffas th ey did iiithat year; ' and they , may rest i , atiAisi th4t, thnfwill do ihera :elites and the cocinplaity'Onq bebeirt by manfully standing . : foiwitXd to effOrlieduition of this ex of .t 7a . - than p attempting, useless as t wx #4, pri q 3 k; : ti t saitili . i pricei of their produce. Mr . w % ergf,ign!ra Of . # 4 roteMent We have given, if ' .. , tilic ilie L t y; ini.+l64olis in Pikkand Is now y- . 'tfivOs the nuocint of W .i. h*tit was 'in s irer 1792. 4 . Se ' -' a ; 41f.61.. On 114 °# s 40 w °li il #7' ( eleven titnei. - The ins e antout it is no less The aggrcgate houses in EqOani and in 1526. and a half t' of taxes on. was Cu t cAs, 1 i!g Awl , ; 2 li Id• ~ , aril ;•• •- „ :c..; 4a s et 51 4buf4 a11?).9: 1:416 1;;;;1;atc ti; On j windOiiiiiiiow nei#7 l nse /hat it iii is ifiligt:: ' A. ix onatintsici 11} - 401n . I "Otisfiliviit pines; V Lint of whit ik wis ;Ai .1 - IptillfogWcitlandi ess thin 14 ti th e% the a. nipt' &Sit 'reit:: ' ! ggrogite a!nopot, of :41, Wiidl :VIII' 4 .Eq e ivl4, All its Ty . i:011 4 .j. 4 1! 's. 14. 8126 A, was ' % It' I'Vtt jaa thit lf tifp . cs. iTh9r! Iry 44.0 i f IR .'- °A wit* is anciiKvses: tp AI az i h liga , 665.1 f t sa. ail rp;ldie ..4 .l ,Actira. *di:soePArol.k:*-4 4 ` 464 t .„„), ....4..4 . WILlt eti , *OAS iiik160114:64 illifich eNft4 l itifighl 7,:tinale ellight* clic 110iliii , tiz thitlidielloat _ ... __a,. ~ s ..1 et a, 4,71a7i , . OP THE PEAK. *Aer diithslinies" kfrcfusly written under a &dine.' . 'rater responst- lity. Such deference is paid. to the more enlight- , A . v iews.of 01e prersit t ge. f poi to.,this inierests of , Tth and justice, as proves that our anthof h - ii Mau : Oligefite as well as genifit'_'''lte is more even handed la his :fickle et ileinirnk 'ileltiiiitilliii iiitTaltellicries, than wt 'rentembet"fahlrijOseheltimiN , 4l-hcciepiet Prestitetiihrindindeperlditittliiisttong sad SUMS% whit diitavOiltilb**Oldliti Oneither slites ,, liergiaireth ddirt Orivitfelt, iiiiheirthe eriour-Sseend Charles; heelits a plefure - Asidai, in ispiteof4all itstroppie )thitilding ' reVeltillielhattet illetat mme than as; Sort' of *rellilinasqiithdittlsrtr or , sti - perstition4. , The, errors of thepteptellnertuicentemplatee with meow thins like pleasure, whew:contrasted with the cold ness, 'Selfislintis,:lreachor% insecurity, and: .ainAtt if tter' heartlessfiess of the2Ki orand. his CourtierKAnci before our author- , has done, he makes as pity, -,10 much as- we loath. , and: detest them. But the blare of fashionable.societr isOn ad ages, one of tho most unhappy and least dignified ( persons iwesistence;for although his talents may at once awe and itiaifyi, he m.iy be certain th.it .he ,js envied and hated, es actly .iniaroportion to hisilowers and . 4tisbition; end the bad passions thus . esc . itza ...fall . .i . tipon ways and r i Jr 'moans not only of itijurinttlie in ck , adel paitjf in his abience, but also of em - ' )fiuritgli;eyen , in the moment of its .acquisnione : ___ f-f l ins.lie the case, , then, with him who would-le .a;_lisiaer: in .. mete' fashionable life, what must . be the .Wtetched state - of him who seeks to acquire and maintain ascendancy in a most dissipated and unprincipled Court? The pain which is generated and grows upintie.l*-heep ing company with Villiers and his myrmidons, toe wards the close of these volume% is so intense. as al-. • most to destroy the pleasure which aterecebefroin `the long-wished.for union of the hero and herbine.— ' .flat we are anticipating. The wise restieint under which our author has placed himself iti composing iPeveril, has not in the slightest degree impaired the 'mete of ids genius.. fiii intellectual . powers, on the 'contrary, seem 'to have reached.. farther, while. his ,faitcy has been, if possible, more constantly on the, wing. To his own varied powers, he has more than 'dace tupetaddid in thesevoluntesthe fbree of Byron, • _with ihe - felicity •and almost the delicacy-of Moore. , ,in the •first volume especially, there is raorestrenstb: .and , clepth of thought, united to something more like ;wait.; the level- parts are throughout more paelici ,ptereConstantly enriched with the most nitoril, yet ,eliiike siMiles, and Metaphorital ilhisttations..'llete ;isi &tea morepowei and concentration inthedialegue /1 1: 6 441k1:0; in short, of what may be eallad,dtainatic k bnt j espeinallyfragic talent, than walleye tern pteTioliPlY -exemplified.. We do not say, however , t); There is eitber . more humour, Of of that neitoin ' aritic Stiitit-of rOManietbiis'it - to be 'found hihis earlier produc tions: . 'Aithotigh• the present' work discdays graffito,. ;contrivance in •the.plot,.thir.Manmwitts.wat p!oba-. ibly.mose dramatic in -its generat.effeckuppaillcu laced to leave a more. tenderly reinaliti4 l as *Well as 'sari lastiat iMpressien tin the tangy. '• c ..t..., followingfollowing .. , - ane owing is a Sketch itihe ; 44442 14 '• : ' - i ingtveititrtke P eatYrindlaillik r the idilifii• ahloki•Qtvallor fferecets diretro 'lb c ' u Vi t i o Pt i r sincioed from the Conqueror—proud his Aim 'talent, 'his loyalty, and liberal housekeeping:AO' Solidi:nein 'it brae: $n as simple 'A- heaourable; jovls cheerful; and docere. nest neighbour is Major Bridgesiortkva Presbyterian, Mat he relitabli cps, Whom Am' love of liofi mosiriv al ems *Kant - f • ' plats wed by. Ms wen bodtkfildiJW _as yip ~F ~h kr,047004 his first intention in, oppositioa to his hari-raieff'Sotereigh.. 'lle is . a gbod niOotlmiffynytightla hisintehtiebs with his :wishbone Killedt find averse -Iran tire etwendries to which the Inde• . pendent* peoceedgd. under the stray of Crontwoll- kle4eali, pally acmrdlae to his views ,with. every . ore, and very - kindly „ ,with Paieril when opirsereff by the Long parliament . A sera lA' losses and privations to kb own family, which is at last re duced to one infant, not very likely to survive themother,. who had died aftergivring it:.birth, deepens-the gloom oo his serious and.reikctlvemjed. Th e saniableanff judicious consort of the stout Baronet ;AM ckarge of the • infant, a girl, i 'few yaws younger than Wordy ion. - ''Thts allbrds some Minpensation for • obi - benefits conferred on the Cavalier in the.. Major's day of poises. - Mociial worth produceemetual benevolence, but there are too many opposing elements in the. character of each to ad mit of social intercourse. It Is enough Wit the Knighttoves his neithbaur, not as himself,Ma is well imbibed possible Round haw Maid be loved by a =Am to loyalty. The Major, again, regards the Knight as much as Christian charity could, afford to an unenlightened sinner . who has shared in s hedd ing the blood of the Saints. " The work open, about twenty yeareafter the Restoration: The disippaintment of the Royellets, en finding the restored Monarch not very willing, or at all able to reward those who had so deeply suffered for his family, and that of the Presbyte rians, .on finding the, Court a theatre of profaneness and immo rality, Where they were despised and ridlftled. are drawn in lively colours. Meantime slight sketches of domestic life, the tenderness of parental OKA?ulr in she bosom of the melonr.MAY recluse, whose daughter seemed Meanly ikto life; the cheerful gaiety of childish happiness, *kite the kiwi lovers rejoice W. "ether in the bright morning of existence: and the mid virtoei alike LA, of the Castle softening down the excnspgassa, of, her husband's ultra loyalty, • and .poueing balm into she wounffs -4,,eneient aninitp—all this. pleashig cootbina4oa tao a liintt • repose to the mind, before we are forted to please • A the Mr • bulence of public dissection, or explore •Se . desk -mixes..ell crooked policy. Into these .we meted by a conformity to histo 1 'neat nath.in 4 those scenes which were opened by the strife of parties during the Apposed exisiebie Of The 'Popish Plot. 'This appears et fltst to have been proecent44-wilth the intention, of diiiiinishhit 'dietitian** of *site ovel the Arils, removing the all-poweirfal Poetise of k 1 Ay. Catholic nOstross,.- and excluding the PoPlik'ketrs '44- modem fibofteskory, poWerfiff 1A1'6 . 0110140041 clinger from his supple - inttiguilff 'IP* mid pt id ;Who first set AU pia. ininothaillss ' Milnipte of the' fatat imssVsenyo that milt 1 even to do good wits *sit iostronseati. ~." The Atithec astami*,_ Mc introdbiliati, his intention not to mom le MiniTh• s, that-ls, . bound Within the Ilivits of anti* "AAA" Or; as good as his word in one respeet.-. Tbsta%sgein . .. i....4 - DerkTs Acting as P91"1" '.5.4re.14 I 1141 W she rigw ? .nut Wised , f lit .. ..., pet Cfnk,an4 a• r - 11111dr t . addle 116 k, - 4- . eniqc s6n continua psiveciistes4 skhec *pen* ~......841.wibeep litaa'sh Mk, *mill yoraellaitard from:thf-filna4M Mara artful tad inveterate 70100,0 --`-` 1 -" aadraigi 4 pod hand. 1 194 0 11(4, 61 1 0 . , ' 'did: perautri but evAittlils tikes dig= i .: ._ 'to the iftis,'whi),iialiiielis,'" had ' , .111 v brother. in o potty as aerayaig des Wend to.r While vilsks,.,wholosiernek 0 0 . 0 ff 4 0 3 : 1 1 . 00 6 0, - istrodter,44-bw to Bdtrailfotth: gaud which his abili;holspypodiiy,ind ?di Artier' Aillsonest instkudscto sew lisoretitinotposi . T 161; Ate lisiddbli Of whith : ses insorhllfir . work, opens hero a wide kid -for the V e t TOkifirto*nts..44, , ,ce......oll . jee OW I* . cr t e itaii ". • . . akes at alleg i tae '". ' threiwer 'wawa. ‘ *l6 gtiaraddmilidadeirit . IMO 614111 as aid Maracas* -teedvVies* es. "Femme—POPO 51 0 44.491V1Vai•-• th 30 1914 NSIrMIPAPffli . ili Sip y Ip3 , tanzgou7l4 Com; :sill gym- Ai:lmm; ,:d-• ported by Met prineVe. They are both faulty d. voted to their Lorli . osA__ood do sot coooid.r t e Ouladgrom of thdr passim M appear in a t i Iwiefaltcissilfreallect front the new woX‘7l ir-efalaw,lblettoe I I: , 1114 *twin 110** , 1 Thite4.ll pailful Immo ' - ,"„: 4 , laughing Court of most gay ; yet :vitals Tape unation, and (Oath lig fadcd not to sit sh , *Filch hr only failelhatim ed perseverance fulintial • • rly i . politics:rift w; . she Duke's Leven-if i as irregular-6MM '4ueys and Motintilir isktments, with did gentlemen - , mt.] as persons ofAdse first quality, and in thypeepect - , rather exceeding than fallblit short of she Duke in peqpiegiCiplendonr. But his anti chanthee, in particular, might be cookipegod to a p theting of eagles to Haislaughter„were not the siopkipmo dignified of depress thltwabi Weer, who, by: adtundred droirsi, a 4 l4 4ng it tinelliKiliGllsalnitirupdrdse wants of weedy or ....... administer to the pica-ures of vommerpseendiNg.lottrY, or u. lahtthe wild wishes of lavish anti wastefoiextcrtiqtanee, by &vie. tog. new modes and fresh motives arprofusftiih-There stood the l!rOjector, with his iny'savioili' brow, pramising unbounded 'Teddies,. otlifonsoyen might rinse to fundsh dgeran n =. filry i stim napery . to change egg -sbells into the 'grit . ' There was ilaptain SesAidt:tindertakel for a fOreigniettkititift ••• • ' witit:i martunderr bis'artm of tnamn Or Anntiran '-hbiglikillits' - - beautiful as tht panits* Rden -redo:W m ( 7 1kt bold eowing} Mil 4 ,1 whom., xeoettsoi man should equip two hrigaothies at t i r a i r. boat. 'Thither came, fast and frequent, the gamesters, tn. -''' '' fergottaertrupilligg., ;This llght, yt a i . uni.,AiT in *PPer ike ol!'- the•thor&led youth of wit add• Seagate-ON pigtail , thaw-the roof-bat at heart the tante Sly;: sheeted, - cktid-bilioded.-, • calculatot it 'dudes...oft hardifeetunrii : pcofeseor of gm note science, wham yes ave-growsi - dins Aids witehini the &Whir ' ''' midnight; ands whote ftogers'are OWn bow atststitights utetillnuti computation orchances and ambit The lee arts., testae' wider 'jsz: it were otheritise:-Istrethideptisfesersiramongst thiseted‘d. . ' ag o The poilt•Poeq halfatbameticiospile of habies of the Peel- ~ : .he I. shout...to reaffirm, and abashed try. consciausimes at brae ! '','' Ifs:base, mothe and_his shabby black coat, luykli in joodee' . , 1- • al. ner fOr the favourable moment to offer big dediettiod. Muck t '...: better atdiad,'ifsi Airhitect presents hleiplendid - iidon of frod l . and Whigs, and designs - a :polaoe, the : expense of which illy ,-. a „, transfer-the aeftployer to ojail. . But uppernmet of 'all, 'the fel,' • vourite,lllsuicsait-or flinger, whd waits on my Lard di receive,,- '- in solid Odd; the Smite of the Mile& sounds Whicinolteed.dut., banotenaf Ate evening. Both, and lusty sunk ISW, were theJingraing atteadaatsp! the Duke of Buckingliall." geouitadeecindante- of the deoghter of the Wee-leech, Whale • cry Is, Give, give.'.' Bat the levee of his Grace contained other • ' aad very different characters ; and vas, frideed, 'es sadsus as , : his eisin%pWou - and partake. Besides•nisni of the young No- .. • hility indieothity 'Gentry-of Riltlaltd, witck.mede his char, _ .. 1 0' - ,eaa- at which abet' dressed, theiewlees fir the day, aid Whil' ( ?• learned from hini haw to travel, with *nearest at‘best Oldie" the word Road to Ruin-there were others of a grove chug i•-' ratteiLdlseerlied faiteitisell, political Spies,. opposition orale% servile tools id Admintitratito, men who net not ebewhere, bet - , . %who regarded the ;like's. mandod as a sort of neutral grosind ; • , sorr y .thigi if he,wis not of their opinion today, the rely cheeps- itance„retidered it most likely he should think with them to-new :row.- ' The *Piritalis theniielvet did not Shun integrative with a ~ roarterhose ulna mist have rendered him formidable, even if' theghod.not•ltosit united with high rank .and au immense for. • '100p.... Sacral grave privosiages, with black wiles shortdocks; andbaodstringt ate formal cut, were mingled as we see /heir.-' Portraits In rgeltery of paintings, among - the gallium ..vrito lat.) ... .etch la silk soteMbreidery: It isysto, they escaped thew-andel of befegwasmad iodinates of *.Dsake, by theft' beefless Wag "Mr/0 to retro to Motley matted... Who her these' pave whit .ro ess ng hittzens tidied polities with motiey;iedding,. Wei not Indere ; bit` ii lielrbeen lbrg obsostved,. that the dew*, whir , , in seearal cotillsellitilaulenu to the latter dltturtitielits . 44 he , . . etotto for vole Chat .Icitankattenthinnvat the 11701kep level. : It •wilkillik 04h. fn Vie entiiii***;,. _blict lad . Peg( 16 for re . thin an hour, ere the ourie's gektuarana hi' astilnary vents rail - Ania'Als bedteliamlier;Carefullfdichaned,iii enin melte midnight. • :at toothirfilo kilns , ill - graces pleasure; Ale wife 'end se. rents. wkiipor, 4* -which he - ethed, .whether ,it was his Sham* Plate / Fe sisOm.w.re htirflieod.eharply skswised hy the tab: odg fittliu „ n ...- ,;eft,lo - loattf-Lilfisit's &Clod?' `his hi itil,*yetiedtaie;*.said thelttlindadt. '.'lt is ate, ofteett soli oar Grace appointed same of the poopkwitinotoe I dsoio* .6 1 W fl,e4l4ey 2 What do they-want r Anzetingrfroa4 White hall, pew firfee., &Alba ! .it Will kejtcald. The* who MAO all otbertwdt, will be the better=rdirg hi their tom Were IMlle *W hy or Al biestling it 4itlier be to a King than' a beggar:"-;-"Ile . gentlernal.. from 'she. city.'..- , 1 key; died of cheswaiired of their all cams, acid tie geliglois--an Protestantism, and so charity. Tell them to go tq filtaftesbury-to Aidersgato. street with „theiu-that's thh best market for their ettres.'.- . . ' JoFtieY, My Lord, prom' Neirtisarkee-t Let him tide to the deVII--;he hat 'a. -Mcrae of mind . and spurs of his own. .Any math?'.-' The whole iii-chumbirisfoll, my lord-,knights and sq sires. doeton sod dicers.'.-The dicers, with the doctor is, the* pockem, i presume.'-' Counts, captains, and clergymet.'- . You art Ahlitratire, irreinghain,` said the Duke, ' and that* a proof you are poeded .Bard me m/ & writiog ige-Settin g bailout-of berusting ow arm into &limeade night gown, deeply furred with enbleas t.tet re foot 'into a velvet dipper, while the other preised In winidve nedity•the rich carpet-hie Gracs; . withoot far tlser the assembly Witbos: ; : e r; to pen a fewlitee of a stdrieatpoiew; then soddenly- -. threw the pen imothe-cislamey-4schilled that thisholeuec watt paet 7 -ead ailed his attendant Vane were any letters.--.llerning. ham produced a kurpackei. r .'"Witit the &A i r "/ Said his Grace; bo you ilditi" I will read aifih ant eier:-I iikCineenev, Ira Oiled a cup of Wine, atel Was . soused Into a bdtt . of . sack. I hods is' there anything that relies r•—. Tau letter, year idg :jrniinghant, *concerning the Yorkshire mortgage:.,.' 1 )14 I not W 4 ,thee sarry , , it to 9141 Gathenil, my stew#47__. 4hMy Lord,' ausertrtil 44 vase!. '; 4 but Gatheril says ' - are diffleuldtia.' Lit' the lisalest •theskfee4 tleitt.:-Awse lei Ms difficulty de chef; alteet idralsuedred masseerlishokoesica mils fl•he' . ..alwativii , the - ThlifF• ._ '- A"9 l a 4 rthtini Iwo I " Sll l l4(t i.,;X:drit c Y 'l r ; 1 asi ' M al td e t t eir' s rat i.f htl i4 imposstb , . y, , ut. - 1 ciuoot mi l t it easttAlut yoe - all Med drilla* dilkidll o w T ast e d tar Dukt,.-Ar Nay: if yeti erace Appriveto die brow jig this ickedipto: hod glcasys us sign*, Gothordilli uncle lee tar ;* matiir: anima - red Jernitighatt,--1 An d 4 1 yea e id ' said so at twit , . ytin tilbehlir.iirr laid did MO '''ilititit per, vritifdut%Oltitgii 'the rottents-4PWhrkietlife )kod rememberel .dsossd be phigned glph.-T rditseuvroacetsPiprie spirited ac• ee orr,ltharDs4col, , Bitefinslystbec ..• tifkrapbregaeistodvml6=4ol4;4,l Oritirdtatrohlitatfht %%Alm 1.. ihickhagifanottoriarit DIVAN. _ t, ir i i tzitl the gay. and the ti • 4 .0 the puke was the most Horn :irk sad ixpending • pi Iticely foitune, r • tit taktitcht pursuit offrivolltsOitolliies, Mush more extensive and deeptliftMOVos 113 *Om want of that heed mpg" sod resv. idifintial to all important enteggellgoibut pot. It was long past noon; anigAmtsual hour 0114-ifanythiug could he ternwttisual where lislibeen long past. Ins native% filled with Win the most splendid live jhe interior lidgentlemen and pages of hogssebold, arm ; : 174;;;;;454: Apd ternetnberr I in*, be pbgned *Fit no** bettii,iaa.!,4 E bi m i umith .. th , glailts•detz,r, oty tord—Ar 'pr 0 4 1it1n.... 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