Star. — London, England, 1823-11-18 00:00:00

. !1 , ) . - , tea:.77 - 11417 - 7 - LAW INTELLIGENCE. . ' r ~ . . . „COURT OF KING'S BENCII, NOVEMBER 1 7'. The qourt was occupied, during the early part of the day, in gassing judgment upon persons convicted of various mitmeanours at the last Assizes. Many of these *ern stpngfling cases. THE KING V. TNOlf AS DOLST. This was a secution by the Constitutional Ana c eiation, lEgni My. 1)olby, for printing and pnbli•hhig ia a bba , ..,.., tious character, iu a work called.the Politica Didienary. The defendant was found guilty. Upon a former day he had been brought up for judF,thent, but froth affidavits aflidavits which he had put in, stating that' he had given over the sale of political works altogether, and some other circumstances of a palliative nature, the prosecutort were induced not to press for judgment, at that time agair.st him. In fur- 1 therance of a .proinise held out, Mr. Dolhy was again brought up to-day, s lien having pledged himself-to give up all the copies that remained of the work, and entered into a recognisance of £4O, to appear whenever he should be called upon to receive judgment, he was discharged. TDE KING V. Tnurt t The defer' dent,.on the motion of the .....sc+tattrott-Ga- NERAL, appeared to receive judgment. having been found guiltyatthe late sittings in Guildhall, Of publishing a blasphemous libel,ent,itled Palmer's Principles of Nature. The- clefgnaaot addressed the Court, and stated, that he had instructed a Gentleman at the Bar to put off the judgment 0 Thbrsday, He made the application on the_grliitut tyailtis affidavits were not ready. .The,SOLtosvott-Gassatr. did not object to thrpli cation, and judgment was postponed to Thursd . . , . B,Aptvit O . vritiltp.a. . The Soi,toirOntrgesaans. stated, that be moved to. set aside.proeeedings in an action for penalties against an AttOr net for inftinging the provisions of the Stamp ,Aix. upon an if%aavit that such action WAS not brought by.tite .cilieftion of .the Attorney or Solicitor of the? Stamp Office.--.—Tba Count granted a rule Nisi. 'fiat tw*Pe D. OLD= AND onzenivooo. • Thi diet e. in this case, 11. Older and Mars Greenteass bulb's:a found guilty of a tiot and assault at Dover, and aiding and assisting in obstructing the King's Officers in the execution of their duty. The fe male defendant had an infant in her arms and appeared much attected by her situation. . .Mr.,jUstlcc )lavz.ay said, . the, defendants had been fouttelieuiltrupon an information filed against theni by his Majesty's Attorney : General, charging them with a tiot of a most sdrious and aggravated nature.. . The sen tense of Abe Cenit, therefore was—that R. Older was to he coofinsol.la the jail of Maidstone for eight-months, atthevapirasien of which time he was to find sureties for hi good behaviour for three yeais, himself SOL and zwo,sarreties.in . lol, each,—MarYGreenwOod was sen aentecha eight mouths imprisonment in the jail of St. Augustine's, rear Canterbury. The unhappy woman,' on hearing the sentence, fainted, and was borne out of Court by her friends ; her infant had been pie. viously removed. THE XING V. THOMAS WUWT. - The defendant was convicted at the last Sasses As sizes. for assaulting and obstructing an Escise Men. ' Mr. Piarr moved for a new trial on the ground tut! the evidnoce of his guilt was insufficient. The Comm sentenced the -defendant to three months imprisonment in Horsham Gaol, and at the end of tha t; time to give securityl*.his good behaviour for three years, himself in lay. and two sureties, in .01. eacb. Tits cm° v. Jowl Kam& , The defendant having suffered jodgment . to get by.* fault to two. inforrnattons: one for making signals to .smugglers on the coast of Kent; and the other for at tempting its bribe William Baker, a seaman of the Se; -van,. to allow the landing of uncustomed goods: the . • bletitravoa•Gotiestaz, prayed tbejudgment of the Court.- Mr. D. t. Jones put in affidavits on behalf of the . • defendant, iamitigatiop of punis't ment, tending to :hew that he•*as a illiterate man, with a helpless famke. depending on him for support.--!.The Cover, under the eircamitarsces stated, sentenced him for the first offence etc taro moths, and fur the second to one mouth's imp 'alienation', in Alginistiltie gaol. TBL KING V. BASSDERs The defendant had been convicted by the Magistrates, of Kent, of having had a quantity of smuggled geneva la his house.. • Mr.'PLarr argued, that the conviction ought to be - quatlied, on the ground that there was no evidence of the spirits having been lathe defendant's house with his revised, or knowledge of the goods : being run goods. /be ,Sot.settoa-Gemaaaf., on the other hand, cod.; „wed that the house being the defendant's, there was sjaimai facie evidence, which the defendant was bound ode titan he did sot rebut it, and therefore the Ma very properly convicted. As to the goods 3 , ruts goods, the Magistrates, who were - the same tlateit ury, of the county of Kent, bad decided that the threeand a half gallons, in a half anker, were run goods. Mr. PLATT replied, and contended strenuously, that l the tub or anker was not evidence of the goods being run•goods, but placed his chief reliance on the absence • of she defendant from his house when the goods were seired. The person who had run away might hive come with the spirits to sell them to the defendant's wife, and left them there, on finding that the officers had come, • Conviction /Implied. cou la OF COMMON PLEAS. A considerable portion of the morning was consumed by the Court in hearing the justification of bail. . ISNNETT V. TUURTELL. Mr. Serjeant TARDY said, in answer to the rule ob. twined yesterday by Mr. Seljeant Pell, to shew cause why the time allowed to the bail for the defence in this action, to render or justify, should not he enlarged. he was, instructed on the part of the plaintiff to consent.to she .granting of, one week's time fur that purpose, tal payment of the elpenses. • . -• Mr. Justice Prat* asked what the expenses w ere?;' i 1 Mr. Serjcant TARDY replied, be believed I,Uni, amounted to tit or C 4. ij . . Mt. Serjcant PALL, said, the g rant ,of a. week ' s' ' • ' would hy no means answer the, purp o se, of the isp , cAtion,'asit was iMpossible . the, ttw.ohstaele to the rem., der now existing..could be 000:avec! within that perla. . ; . 1 / .. Justice PAP* said, certainly ,a weal could beef no service. The enlargement must, at least, be't'id e -- -• Term to Term... It.wis . then 0%1,01 dial . ' tette' A0 1 00‘ .... esti to the fOttrth,(4/ Of X*2 . etsyy, .!'keo_. PI ii4II mew liz e come again co the Coot, , . 1 -;.wff.: sumtirtg.4.:o44 liatott,. .—. .''''"7' . ;. Mr. Serjrint lins.t. nioie# flit' . nnd Obntin4tr,•,ll rein peat Tule for Ttsefdi , th'iii;* eaute 'ark? Mt itihi should mot is enlarged in this case as in the former. 7 :7 717 ziomikrridrioP alb * mt& The Nantes of tb. wand 1 0 011 e el ekes of - the respective Circuits in Waler o lts_pfprV the Office af Sherifftot . lies following SOUTH W'AIAS. • • • • •••I rack RTHErSIttItt —net)* t404/113, of Abet4lllllll of Pontglas ; and Thomas !girds, of lien Plassooraszoic—Orlando Harries ( of hy Poore; fieirgelliiisiolki •of Llwyogwair and Jonatimilijwarth reek. gAansnasssuas—John Scandratt nirford, of retorware rumor Lewis Edwardes Gwynne, if Ohnleary ; and-Edwin' IPI4II Lloyd, of Wernewyd, Entri. GLAMOROANSHISI—John Bassett, of Bonvilstone-house VIES Crawshay, jun. of Cyfartha ; and Henry Streatilefd, of Bilc maniac— Geolve Price Watkins, of Rhosfe ; gustus Gott, of Pemniarth; and henry Allen, of esqrs. RAnsossuntiLaichard Duppa, of Llanshay ; %Vfiliam back* of Llastvihaagel Nantinellan ; and Hugh Vaughan, of Llwto dock, Esqrs. NORTH W A LPS. Aroatzszr—John Owen, of Trehwfa; Owen Owen, of iryddrfi Sherri ; pod James King, of Drotiwy, Rsqrs. CARP.% avornisas—Sir avid Erskine, of Plasissa, Bart. Rican*. mss, of Coedhelen ; and Owen Jones Ellis' Nanney, of Gary*. fryn, Esqrs. '3liatostorusalia a—Edward Scott, of BOdtalog ; Atheistanseofbet, of Ynysymaertgwyn; and Wliflam Williams, of Caegroici, &qrs. Iliorroonsaysunts--Hestry Tlllpuu, of Pennant; i pip Maris, of Trehellg ; and Samuel Amy Severne, of ithorgith, spi. • • Desstoosour—Wilson Jones, of OeMgonan ; Richard ifitideitoo Lloyd, of Wresham; and Wiliam Egerton, of Gresfurd Lodge, Esqrs. Fusersinst —•Charits Blaney Trevor Roper, of Plastig ; Henry Thomas, of D3lntingf sod Robert John Mostyn, of Caloott hall, Zsqrs. 'I Judge Swirr died at Warren, Ohio, on the 27th of September aged 64. A blacki woman in North Carolina has been lately 'sentenced to death for murder. She has been convicted of murder 'mice before, and once was sentenced to be hung, but was pardoned.. • Highland Lihrarrei of Evangelical books hear been getting up 6y Ministate and private "Christians for. some time past. They 'save got a 'large accessitits at late by the liberality of a worthy Gentleman is .the South of Scotlancl.,./ht his munificent donation, foui.l . teen libraries have been parthased and seat off--. 0 great boon.for our interesting - countrymen. - • • Dr. TTTIAR has published in the Calcut;a papers, an article whiCh is considered 4,lderhongittilt the'lol- . canic origin of/Erotica% Aar'• Exacts'? Muuttv.--..A curious Ist:every was maac one day last week-by the workmen oraployedto reolove some bones from one vault to anedter-in the burial ground. of St. Clement's, doh .POrtngat-sfteet, of the remains of a human hody, which, by saran eitratn dinary means-hes been preserved "from shedtcay which has awaited those interred with it. The mummy (far it is. not unlike one) is without the head or 'lett; brit from the shoulders to the knees ii tolerably perfect; yet how it should have remainedso foithe number of years It' rifust be iiike'the inteitient atilt body, is Otte con jecture. There is a skirt Orb-edition that kites' disco. vexed . a long time back is. Thee-state 'upon the' digging of some grave, when it was placed for ;teeter security O in the vaults, where it 1141 . once more been- 'brought o,f j light upon . the remOvill'Of the 'home* tittantity bones which had accumulitek *bone it. Ekagaciaotria Rl' CARR 01 IMPAIMIGIDR.—..YeSatraii - :week, an occurrence of a inkling nature took place in' Mart-street, Manchester—the ad - Ministering of poison isy as snother.tohershildren, one of whom is dead. Li-, (Initiation of the transaction hating been early corr. 'veyed to the Police tllice search was made for ,the( wretched niather, buX witlurat tffect. About onets'eloel, '.bawever, she tame herself , tothe Potreo .. 0144' and , asked a Beadle whom she found there , if he had heartl! *of that sad business in Hirt•stribt, telling Bids she *as' "tom ‘i:Oiniiß who. had ()One it. She raid she had Mini twice to the 05.4441404 - sertender herself, but Am not venture in. Ofttisrse ihe.was immediately. iaken! .fittileustnift, and -conveyed to the Rev Baulej i where the noe' *trains. We understand she adrnifted,-woldr ,out reserve, that' she adtainistfird . the' paiio'n. with tent to take • ebildreas and as a reason; , time. and wiebfd . The Court of ' ter - Betake. snots; the G.L1A44% PlTitit4.; ~e wes, aid the LORD A. 'tiers of the Aestimool 911 Dean of Saco'', ?Lord. BA istAr Second Division. a:Ord Ordinary Cesare will , A singular / at Sizthorpe;, cottage. mew perceived by.. chamber, to found by hat . 4 inediately 144 furniture; : and a few chairs, r4clar furthei!'" suddenly or and a chime fete, 4 -the hut twenty Scavioau been making eighty litres, ..His Wish wa , . the Slst ultimo. * large lake, the pow" ,11001..waY doting a part . deep . aftd carry it tittied i barley , 'llOsiei alarms. Last week P York barroc4iiindirvrent isilt s. owing' wcio,while .CUARIAS vity of body; to,pol houses •Tlii suite r to HENRI' V' heath, whirl, wrieathatitii. and4vtain tErcr'itteclatti' iiiiikditd eadants were- • I PoLicrlktiPaßlENcx. • I MANSaageitgi AMA Ml* Inse, olc metteennbio fablimiromei.mainied was broothi bedtime tbodwas Maros, charged with at i wet et olinneh thirpouperesk of the XaMlnslia Co i Aldinugh the prisoner -heist do higher situation thee tioteli e clerk in one of the Company's wirehivame, hisseceoetcirt buy -i t iktelpreued!defcbeit is the knot:nun sum of SOM. Before. hotle-! uer, tludlksispanycoirreinwarc of the practices to which this aiseidyyttoteributedirbe disappeared, and was not head of salsa -few days eoo, when, calculating upon thelength of hit absence, the chalet. whklieinso selebeisfails to malaria the countenance and might sissosery, , Ifs ealtibbed• himself publicly. He made another wrong caleulatloo, for he thought sise 'Olken of Justice world be' obliged es pay that sort of oven to the Sabbath, which the of she Sheriff yields so reluct a ntly, and he.boldly" makes! into •eeighbourhood of the peopleint intel in injured on Sunday last.— A warrant was Mom put Into execution upon his person, and as the unstable could not be prevailed upon to wait for a week-day, the unfortunate• man was lodged in the Giltspur-street Compeer.--p Connisitted; • •o '• . •' • ' • H AT/VIC-01i R DEN. • • C• dhilli + eglirel . ars' was charged with breekbeg,l es 6 pan Vass in kb lodeinkroom at the White Beat: g in 9t...t01t i-street. It appeared the prisoner awoke from okfeh he innirititi e gigantic hgure in black was about to conry . .him and his hed.fel. Ow away, and andel' e s he influence of ilysdetushitt, ieljee d st Mattel, and Dow Quixote like, destrtized ititwibilthk.,,_•• ssor co • 'l4Thicoary i dea b., ()Mashed, tlit;lie barT 1 5oetietite o li thews the quidians n : f the NiEhi v l:4i - Vr9ietk# greyer made:lily !rue from delusion, Mr. Oram, eoeuntiOnlddlliaeratioo,on paying hrtlf' (,tibeales beiliirrtd; . ";i aMARLBOROUGH-STRltirf.. .• e.) •.1•1: , A fellow named Moiety, well known to the pollee. bgdind Was Yesterday chilled With art outrage ori'Mr. filaisees,• the barrister. The learned Gentler/tan bad on Sunday gieetr He defindant thou are of his home in the Park' whae he conk it' *ilk, Ind on 7r• mountlog pee the fellow some halfpence; but not being satisfied, he took up a stone whichhetbrew at Mr. 'biarretes, and unhook: nate!) , eat hlio most severely on the bead: • Tile lilagistrate wee "about 'to 'ennimit him as a reputed thief, but it appearing that be .had hitherto contrived i 6 'evade being taken into custody, he was held to bail fur the assault. • - • tre •- • • May Asa Hmtkes,siAnespl of µe Pate, was charged with steal. ,ing a watch, the property of T. Leary, a groom. The parties met 'at.ltnightsbridge, when the prisoner made certain proposals to the ipeosecetor, to which be did not- accede, and during the parley she solarised to ease him of the watch. In defence, she said he left tke watch u amledge for giving her a sovereign the next day, which gin segieeted to do. This he denied, and ske was committed. t i t** bucks, ha with the Tuscan grape, one an Aebikey, the other the son ht kn Architect. were brought from the weeds-bowie, chart i 4 t vit: the. t ioyjsla amusement of dbturbing thelrommepence able y Hight& of 'bells, knocking at doorsedia'but t' off • e that. ot their folly in their been, they were . imharged on paying is. each. • s• „.„.. luu „THAMES • hajtokOsteitailer of the hoe robin, war fined £lO tot plying Ihirtilibeavuridmolia,./ro. icar slieelwegieg his clamo r •without rte hieseamisa .6 e. cag-UAtitraker. ' ilapithwan ha the vicinity. of the Ma. was (barged srhUbehg soitoeidly d rnok • as to be. istombie of Mrs Anti, when 11 49•Brilli ts his Pit cla-Susadal Igen. lbe Medietute said these %Fed beat ab' Many. robberies lately, in cossequam of the Miaow Lion or incept* of thi.wasehlawo. that be was ditermloed ou nuke an sitasup: eat Z sg thereforcoolored him to be- suspended for the presents anal; his Merit abrades shOnld, upon inquiry , turn out to be be should be discharged altogether. *' BOW-STRIBT. • Mita a. Mbalfas-4(Mrs. Margaret Mackie, w tinderitOodY, was eharned'idth Mete eientnitted a most uncoils lertalleessault on the p erson o( ' Theinats ,Riag—that Is say. with hiring paned one teOeftle, M et eery viral water upon the hand, gtopiders, and so deirall Into the best double. 01!tel.luiriernens breeches of the said iaas tt breach of the peeve,. ace.' Wise. fgarldie a tall, thin, matross.llke look,ing personage. with a' table Inuit a black lofted!, and atter appendages befitting the tritiarespoCtable tiedeenan. ;wk. Thomas Bing Is fee a very te pinion, the* eg a So tentperatnent. IpWirett that; on a - eertsleday meg, Mr. Ring and ealle¢,at the house of Mr. Meeittn, and requested to see 'smite nadtterCof business dielidependins between them. M cials Wig then" herhusband arts tier at below ; but Mr. King • some reason be Whalen tb hivreetf. thought propvr to d :her Irbil, and bust lettlntoffiteidley ofeituperations, the stood, With Mrs. Meg: aim hi s s SAW, at the street-door, In which volley og ritoPeVations itesilitineti by Mrs. Xing, heir;lty. • Mrs. Ma sand et :Sada fable.attielt • upon her hatband, !fssked (hem tcl,* ;id say th eir tii.tithtn. doors. They lOW in eretkifinglii ;lea Mel? seats In die parlour and 4dieeklia t 40 the' he Woi tholllfyitts natters a'lltdo, brought out her plastlitejnoarin. tte; soadvWtliiiketde on the fre, intendigg to make r sagno gum t 0441. wis this beepitab busying hetselC. Mi. tieg tool - a' &ladle fibre t et-book, getzi MOM* . _ pti - ch .; wiii . , k a elan W••••••■11*.rha tralld s 'mond the Ones. 4 BEAR tint% nribto . iumIAR V. 'wi t h h dstselrig'beay.:taok aphis lodgings forthe, ' - at a liqusAin the Saltisfor4 Warwick and the who neeehopinkied him was, put .to l hieep tie it the iii. r llc;Et.s . 01 Which - the bear was congaed. Between se i inittettetilorktive Other Men arrived at the ..InisitiA, .hcltite,;, ittlarisitConseious of dagger, entered the 091 , rbaus'e,Avhen , Bittin; en one at them approaching, sah e ; him with attest 'ardent embrate; the fellow roarsd e i ,inos s i vehemently,. Drain *as iehemently .. h ugged ; til l 4ragrh keeper and hi s loom towns bei n_ g - alar t * sesCued' . 'emu - Born the animal' s grasp. Hadnottls bear liaiiited, the fellow must have faHeaa vie bt 3 situ to his vbraciousness. ' During the parley, h r ii i slipped out imperceired, and tempted by the bead he night; • walked op the Saltisfiad and dOwn Oitiniii. ane, where he vial mad ocrftspintitittewith an old womn, nd, after embracing her—seitit- more warmth than tea Siv• -ftable, he tfilevi Set' down and broke her china tas, I rite oletwoniati immediately alarmed the watchfas,s Otcrfill Shd .00600 retort! the • liberti es which a IN N Isq!iait el i feet ifikii; , tilvd• die:yea in black chubs.% h a d affilrOn iritir 'heti. ''' fl rurm;'iti the meantime had )181o 2 tti pain e bottom Ofltme-with all th egive l tycl all RE e'effi•reaching 'the btatticir tif Sin itlyial eta, • heir, eie' liffiegsti to shew the versatility of his talent,ei s itnittUttl'ikaiteing on his hind legs, and then ruffles ! n fiat. He ultimately took hi s - p os t near the brook ' ' re he very adroitly Tight e ned every passenger of b , di , who shortly put the B oroug h P o li ce at motion latter, however, soon getti ng scent o f what 'anti el game was up, left the fi e ld to some newly-fie: l / 4 cl Nies rods, who followed the ehase till tvo n'eloch t h i next morning. The bear climbed over the gate near ten 'Navigation inn, upwards of six feet high; with spike's' thetop,and then ley his pursuers over hedge and data, rivulet and river, till he reached Enriscote-brid g e t h ew he paced die bank of the river till he got opposite As Rock-mill, where he crossed the stream. His perseen then lost'scent of him for a-time, but on getting to The opposite bank they found him taking a pap in an osiet, bed ; and a dog which• distmhedhfin,had nearly-beet drowned forhis temerity. Bruin then crossed the rivet a second time, and after a chase of four honrsiiteethieti he was by' earns the pursuer and rustled, he Was taint b 7 fikiteepers near Ethsciate-mill; but not before itelisi kivesi ape, of bis purities the hug fraternal.. ~,i.f.:.....n. • - ;i --, .! _ • , Weritteiti s i die t, Itist the Court- . " • ',.. . itagesV. svas, found luiltylakej with William Yohisstfiai astailt . iefttent 'bit been Ns pited) of.breakiag into . ibi7V - triie af , Me; Rodger, it Gordon•street, and carrying off upwards of four hue tired pound* -worth Of pro '. fie 'was attended it his devotiois by tbe Rev;- . .tgihrtiti, of Sr. George a t He 'was betireetrieventeee a ilifftreen years of ar and•was a native of Piislef., '''. ' • • • - • - Stroh - is the 'effete iirperspierknie and Industry i cy the. 'drake of i hfedlihie, that great • nianb en , •ntany bt Iwhomti ilegossid• muter the most peinfol unit) obstinate diseedeta, *1 wen prosonnord,ineurable by respeotablopractionerc s add mini discharged. from Hospitals, havelsren restored to perry** health I the celebrated Dr. RADY, who, after aloe and laborious pri tit*, is tabled to rentenie the mon obs t i nate VeakroaktornPlain hevreveeleseg onddeeplylixed in the hsuft.-aitrwytkow, Palls the Limbs, obstinate Greets, Dimness of Sight, Nolitswia shoal bones, llkeradon, and Sore Throats, are ;Moog 'the s . mrs arising out of impr o p er treatment , and , i r b ieh without ur i instance prove' fatal. - The Doctor IS 'huisoltell dally by patieesti bell sexes, at 3e, Dean-street, Soho, and I, Plarbettktrids, Sit aresistreet,Biscithiars and Waterkio Hoods, biy persons atilltelin part of the country, and by Lyttar filmset pi* *.v.osloviog ate& - • • At Killen, the trio. Mrs. .54. teleeont:e daughter. WI AR SLIM At Dublin, of the Idt bet. the Rev. Robot Starer', plata, second daughter of the late Rev. Ihlwaycl ilerbeetv!lttaltio coo of Ag!tados and Chtncellor of Chtisee church, Dal : Oct' V . ,' at 'Sdithig, John Tell Cud . CeeStet4 i t Ratak, to , De tles'eldeciataidtteff trrhiliWelb boo proocot of , A ;In 1:417011E / • ,::,rwica !mai -. ---' -- --..---- " 1 '--: r-•-7 7 . 177:72 herself.' Mi. tool' a•Stiadle of . papers f t ri l a t Wizt e its et..b«iir ---' • .. 1 "AMIRAII'i t r .' 1 4 ) . I .:c 1;3:9: ':1'• c away the lives of the children, ania Mager& at ,d , i,„.....-•-• • • • . ife sa a' : -to arm — ge ' • =h im o n March 94, as. fontaktibovaisgb., Sosesohs4. A l i laivoiji o n; that she had been very' pyfor same! ilia ate: 'ilia' re. aeititt . defied out 'Pi:dada ' Opts-amour Meant -Cariauel hi t triosaAlif 04 BIM gest i t oi i e l7o2l . s . vti c4 f2 gust wishpd - tO get kid of her:owit litlia tente a . 'die* -fisekitig sit it -- et ltint' bsltaiird w hat Ittieband... Nov . 5, at liettllcNialtes Fll,e, Heisk • in of BeisLon met on we i tha u la ir =NW - . ' Mr. King foisted that It did not helstit 14 her hustaahVind &red drlheltel'• D? . . 11 '. Datil* . - ,10,..54ipai .. 5 ' J 1 her to detain It at her --a-RlSsr liaeldia . Th e sludges present - 1; - eWthe . ' ,Pan 4 I G'"' laapPed her fingers . at .allr l y ti D m e r eird 7, lll4 /...3..4 l itil " 1 . 41k W 1144 .1 P i f4i f 4 • • OWNS :NO . pprerllo Orr bia*34 7 uokiar„ it wtshia her ...444.4.. •'• : ..; 4: ?.ttorla ,-tt...)r• • - 9443 $. lege Anglin . ecstatic, 'Lords e at her, and tars IslY her tucker to get: at it. 1, RdliMi i Tilali, Caiticnteatoitay,r4ft ' Vial's • - e ttnitertist lstri. - Miekllitiestantly.letzed a r.P . il 4nWl., 15 . , gliegT4 9 gffig! 4TM/44 0 311h3L0W44T,C _0404,, Rtisfi • ttletkotilt, l ' lintels* ;as* bigitinint to dig; sad width, Beer ' - '•'•' , 111 ,1 ••• ____N :( !1 I Veil •-1ar...... is ad : to liAt • - • itinylWarbseity: becalm his:papsraap , again, sitesestasd tbs. .... , .......114 mes as 1.14a4t11.04..... Is. 4d• to 10 I Manitoeuusk Their. isorcishiPes..4 lacl e : 6 l 4Pik . .restsoturai:bia - bead, ink iiewg!liAccio4sil *sods • ':• ' •• :•"-- • • .or' i .:iffs:l4llto 314.. ADVOCAThe a 4 7 .0daattrottleltions.u.,andill a . asaaaaa . ' . t h at k zegi qatat•hiaSvp . , , dist too in, •••. • . Jiodthalittrar dbUti kali' frritilit&lSalinhakY.ifir.i: Factiltr, ippthlted in illepassinrift'4 l / 4 _ al r- Wi6 - WilITZ&1010.0t hik . .: ' 111 . ling Alen, all • ' , 6 1,4Ais j se s . ~., , :...,.; I ' 1 ::" 3a. It , of fesOect far the laaaltaitiabiltOV 44 l44 NOt . blid,i . iii*vitlokikvvi 'PAW* . 'ease r mors 4 Pub *bi-' Ilir. .al I r es ,adi al' tos ,__ • AL Ol ..T.... - ..4... - •iiii' 6 " Illiedella, tall stalatnadiy sidesissivellieavat ter igi dseethrasty 11 up*" 4:l' kV ' srtisi• a - pr '' 4 'WI V acuity. In smaacquente 44 • 13 1 1 4 . t.?, 5.. 4 di pag u ar what sampae4444 lestakpesr • idappili,, hsysar, be 'dm , Aut .; ok it 0 . 4) ~,,,i i . . al. lo t NAVIN% LcirsliPitsiitburtaisoi r„ _ b ,. is see .. tinti .b y u w - 3 - 044 1,i ng o f " o ft • tengue d im i oms. ... 04 , 04 ~_.„, .. ,ct , b _ it . , .. -xtriff vision. Lo th ' Stature arFsrls Mil_ :.,•,., 1 11 .",!i„tikticailw i tY 1 "... 1 0 10 e,/ 4? a 4 . 1 , i' I'o4 • • -.';;1•1 ..4,AL, ;w ie & i.fi itiri V ili rshioaa k iz atom e ). i , anli narY COlitiected ' With : ,. iittiiiitql?, 144 Mr • f . - ... •.. : 31 ' 4 ' _ . ,‘( " i '' , ' c' • - •• , , . , • • •- • 4 "6-st - •• - • • was clitheigitrclisclidllll Italmiskohw paniae.behrethei fo ot • "*"•'° Yll'lbm) itv itt..ti onellarlsetr I be Lord circlusary on the Dila* .i gussi us s a t SaramONs•kluoti fi l t ikil i rees .livatt iasia•en• •siglAha ler occurretict tektk Ogee lose by the strea aisel ", , ti...lrL , I " l " ligi V a akh"o" 4 PU ° A. I, , . D .__ • ie; boai." Bolt, )ast . * .„ INOtprnt )frspcidiraAsd*g_ths i t . ails"' laallialtiOl4lo t'M'_.9 l ll_,,-n• '9% ,fit zui f .tt , •14 4 1 , ..,..i , 6 : 1.., ~ , . .. , , go* titsmor,skiejtay Ri t aait.i:stipkt tbechinstsexa t arst t . .. i5 4 :741.) I. P, JIT/49•5orrts-iti..7 44, 1 ,115,* ocup 4 a d 14 ,an elderly i l icogoi ) 3 1g is f lreOrag dilialiad Odra to iithd'7Vir. aikilt' ' • I tairebilit4 been . , 4: ,,sms t y.44o4gy 4,R it , i ' a . 2 s :usiigpi, - •" .. gilt t by the i l i um, w hil e .. ina ki* 4 .h o d .. ,a • * (pities* iii-est&-iry lir) 12ii# osealialptaleasitina is tad lo addition • , - ~.,..,,,... -A t ba •tt you r"'. 4 ' : gld to all this, Mrs. Macklin produced tote bilietiati,arked ' • . ."' ?'. ',`*44 a "" .7 g1'5.7: fa i t to be in anti* aid mat slimly afterwards i .0f whisk ' Mr. • IlisisftisflOs WM+ • haddsappiltd.ber. , ' &WWI 0 "1...1.C.. 0 1/4 Ilitled7 .4 . - 3.;:....m..5tar5t t't }1.0 0 41 4 to ' be . iinking... 711 elorttieli Mvallnate #avtied,to. *est . g tttatentehie ;With ''ex • . • diseentlusa..ivd..onebot Ilittrd ...., 4.:,..cei.i..waseitli 444 tiavii Wain* Midetwours tcritaibie tsiirair4 aid ttivi ' . • • . 11114 . - 7 1 44 .111484 1 64jakb . ..4.ier a tffilledsA4t 411,0r j ~..,.b..r t. 7 . ,„.4 . ,, itlr y but they had time . to Oka ink 414,4: :,... . & •Tf. 44/11 , L e t unidtr tH iker3‘ :hum ,. : bi na, e ' deled . s.:=4omaamsiosogiu lha ance t . ... , 1 7 . 7 .:., :1 4 ' 1 . 4 1 11 ' .i 11..... , "• , , , . , ,i, matwokat c,t,tratvsi e t um ,.n atedr o w o n e st i t s . : chain; before it WU safer in the **rib as 7; t r ,i emilierarstitz , f.istrirr*l49, Wie€ o 4l *#r g d i al Met ei rOqs . bnlefai•na.k • Ii * ti n 1 4- 1 90 •wilrami, the celebrated *Wars who has ' been for some : 'fi ' 3 '. "Y : V: 4/ 1(17 ' 1 1 "4 - 9"1"jaI l • t • I P ° P the lulling . 6 . 0 4 0 1.. 6i ' e e • A d 41 / 111 0 toase ira cesidiug d aTar h ßots . sty on ac c ountU o f 1* health, is, lit__f_yv , f 1:„.. io * ..,..__Flg e rg . l4kll444 . t ., ,i; :; , • ; rosy - top only .are now visible above the tarp te with- the nuldnew and salubrity Ex : : g to zz o adl..:ff-mittr.;•_ea i , water, : the depth Of which is stated to be, 6f) we tlitioi r'a i ' m l lte r uf lg the Isle.oillete, that he hasparcisased Dressin kil . . de'S ...* *& iii l':4.4esirsts Hog ty tq teiebty.twai feet, ! &uitise. Marquis , Of •Blitcla." 4 piece of ground:.QO the Fine Cosh klisieer4 — ranwprigenv-inura w l4 ..4 s od t0,i,..: 111) Maass*, Est a kilatherviycke L ltaClately shares of Loch lad, to.erect,a villa, which he isseuds • ' Crap Ititivi;' 3 S tit felligftli ditkint-4 - :44:d194`40 , •_...."' tg a large pond in his pa*, occupying about for his future residence.:. :•,. .: - ' 'e' likes - • : skt , to Joilb.l- , •:4•..a..az..l.4 . eaksaiiall a. ts, and waited only for a heavy rafts fulfil! it...- ...- .- • ','..-' floCati Skins, Wks 4 clibsopleme..,ss•s•rrit44,4o.• . ~.. was graaad beyond expectation ..conirride% AcIicIPOTIC Of Comities PARRY.-- Mrs. tatirdite. • IlltS Ditto pertieolarly intimate with the late Dr. Parry and his Ditto • 5Q 7O_ to, J . ... t" 2 1 . 6 :::?.? . . 14-" .... 5 ...7 1 :....a 4 iltimo. When bill, , k had the appliatillar of fairily, and used to relate, ' with conscious delight, an 11°2118 1; U (Citre, ~r, "*"*" - . •_. . . "ca l , . c igit toe fiessi e, but about three o'clock on liatarilopmerai• --" ."".• , -6 , 44 J 6 :41.notaserasi lt) ad head, for •nearlytwertti yam di in •estent4 needore of the pretent'enterprising navigator, Captain T ed & .13idaa.i ' ...e5a..1 .144. ........... Ids ,si the water tallied everything before towdri. Perry'. "When a child he had accompanied some of the Spanish MRS* iii 1.44...- -- : -I**"----- • -. • females 'of hivfAmily in *morning visit; and to amuse . ...”-. 0 ...•-••••••••-e. ~.m.ter •.. art of the towp at King% Cliff ate or•lizTeet • ••• UAW tillitillS. •-• ).. .1: • • - him; shekstdered a servant to take him to a •rocking- B es t H a g en an d , nt i On 4pri , . ..,, 'igs,pi„ •"" earryirEway about thirty-four synoreegs . of ler w was worked on t h e s on .et. Me .. horse WhithillAWhappened to have. The boy continued stone) ...:. 3s 2d to 33 441 at * - ... 't . 4 6/ . : , very tprietittifilafearing be •might be at. some mischief, Midd li ngs ... 2310 d to 31 "Od Ihnit t litieil _'As ." .• . -- kk atm a g pogigi:4 * , ''.4 L. - .. , Ai; ~6 8 i m e‘ o r viii ie, i ii ow i tt, they tOoklalpeett kt him; when instead of the rocking-. COAL & 1. ": It t `vi . " .. ' - 7 - • r was *mounted across a terrestrial globe. which . . Shir jw Maiktt: ' .. : 3 Sbips ' .. . 5 . " , C 4( o 4Mbrilien ii tir n et ; t r m n \ kb. a v in br i t a i l j i t t o f f i og e fte (I . t h hil e i bone, #tocrd 'lia h6 tb "li e tOom, and turning it round and round iritb : 1 4 1 i * Er: s t r a t i .'..... ,',..! .!; . . s i nkifr inli k ; .1 4 ,:c 1e 5in . fm " . ..4. 4d. ~ _ . 17i:4 _____ s i n c___,fb., o s h„„“ nn ;. l , 44 ,, •. ; ill hisitltie might.. "'You rogue," said hit s..Fundyed, • Foot • ...q ,, ,1101 -.:1'10--.t.ssU : , 1.4544-4 11 .-• ' . u r :"L' Ava l s frii i a:. Ai lt 4o . Whitt vitioyoeidbine that is not a •horse." " No," re- • 1 so pli gk ed an te, d . ib tili nt i. p .te apa rau sai nd s a it n ' d is tv t t e nd w4 til rid l 1 ; t „ - ----._ . oomotjime.rethicit . 4 6i, :i v i.r.; , 1 ,46, 4i .1... 4 - : , ; . i.. ; 2 4 , .. al l " , * . 3 : - , ..: • t i.;,.t, i , .*. , i. y, and -hated to stay to the. bomb 6/I.. i iaged ..,, es the tombs bf the i l 4 :- " 1 '"). 6 '; _ . a . ii ..t 1in .,,, J;. . s i t ,a.h i. InN t ami fia th o wiwi t eatillakie. ,• IV But ycas' - . may go eosin& and •rossodi.ssuu Wateriatir - --. str . • I,km..- -.• . ' ' ' „., , ;(- . :F oi zz t ;7 o .l,.. n zei i ; v ig Ztraii,g-oifi, Atti r roliteibiliWizusi of it, beentrse In hm.nti • enstlmillh'e ; 61. r. 6 f1if4. 15 ‘ 41 4: •3 1 I • ~ ..4 .:: ' •:• -' . • MI 6 ~ a 0 Noblemea. Viie'Eari of Sonart, at t * 0 1•104 1 Wigf„ s,,anltistatik; Nth hillotiii6ganig;lN Tr . '' e , : - .,•: •• . • . . :•Egiglihh Nebilitt, Mat piT . tral .. . nein; and stckas.noers4. .rikgwas tArAiii;iiiiar ' i ' ... i l '''' 'il "-- - 0 .• =• - iii .;.. '••• •- z • • r„.evity F...iiab Goat . . lout . . to 4tehtta, i g orhivepP i smiOdrs..Fondyvii to *too ...; •• • ~, . livelier; Zan this manner they evrt. ____, L _ „cirvirri6-,„ ,„ ....)b . ittlegisy,.aoltLwoold *r`.; , ii'a imoff i g ilo il. " we' "fr." :E...- ' 4 4 ► o .sialimmisiti . 1"4 - r l pa ttior i • n reacltid.. mttetriwti Lett irslitth dlsei; 4 itclhotthe riffitti. t tpl ig sa i . : Acri'llwNme to gr eat • iirP*; 0.1-,441145,aitifig"...gf..4!01061..4.6riit1,‘ ‘.1 .... 1 : - . -- 7 _......- 1 ' 11 ' . 4 ; 47 : ---J.. " --:-- -----.':. ...‘ 2 4C116 . ; ; . i‘ q .. a I ,#. • • •• .kftbk,aug.* et wraiioL . V IA • i re entertained by the principal citizens. and enterpt ice shines ha him aiicALl "s ' Y• - • , LONDON: hinted and putdinhed bylaws. Mice, 'rumple-Net • • ' ' . , ;TT - i `~, ~ ~I ~, ~, ' ~ 1 ~