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r. ~„":~►, . =cy - Tat; .:17 WORTHY AND INDEPRNDRNT 'LIVERYMEN OF LONDON. . r..... rLISIZI4 ►CANCY having taken place in the office of rAMBERLAIN, occasioned by the death of my good and friend, Mr. Craaz. I beg permission to make a tender to r humble services to succeed him; and should it be your kw to honour me, I pledge myself to befog to the discharge lee that will devolve on me the same sal. diligence, and Sat have hitherto been acceptable to you in the other high .tent offices which. In successlop. you confided to my charge. very sentiment of respect, and regard, I have the honour to myself, Gentlemen, Your obedient and falthfol humble servant, a-square, Jan. L 7. 1131. JAS. SHAW. Thh day Is published, In Svc. prim lie. ed. 7 .RVATIONS on the FUNCTIONAL DIS WERS of the KIDNEYS, which give dos to the formation 7 Calculi ; with Remarks on their frequency in the County k. By WILLIAM ENGLAND, M.D. . Underwood, Fleet-street, London ; and Memo. Bacon and ok, Norwich. THR LADIES' COMIC ANNUAL. Price 121. elegantly bound in morocco. COMIC OFFERING; or, Lady's Melange of t eary Mirth ; illustrated by upwa rds of sixty original and morons designs, and a pleasing variety of " rygbt merrie mo rose and verse, for the amnsentenrof the Ladies, to whom the manfully inscribel, by the Author and Editor. MISS LOUISA HENRIETTA SHERIDAN. Conde Offering, like its patronesses, Is always right, and al nag. Let any unhappy night open its charmed pages, and Inatiardshable chases away every thing in the shape of care ir :. se who are calculating on the best means of furnishing their rkh a plesnifiii banquet of amusement. mat not be without is Offering. It is jest such a collection as would keep half a faces, cut out for laughing. in continual exercise of their pm. so Irresbtibly droll are the pictorial designs, sod so admirably ,e the literary descriptions." Published by Smith Rider. and Co. Conga. CAUTION TO FAMILIRS. : immense demand for the undermentioned celebrated nicks for the Toilet having occasioned some unprindpied pen to over bass imitations, when the genuine is asked for, Price and Goose% therefore, atudous to protect families and is against Impositions, have, at a very great expellee, abed rrapper, on the outside of each genuine article, ea Address f extreme difficulty of esteetion, resembling a Government baying in its centre the words 0 160, Regent-street, and 12, thig.ouprt, Lombard-street," also underneath the signature is and Gestwil," to counterfeit which is felony. The genuine be depended upon in Londoo, at theEstablisbatents of Messrs nd Gowen, Perfumers to the Royal Family, 160, Heima nn! 12, Three Klarannt, Lombard-street ; and et their Is an the Cities and Towns of Europe. .1E and GOSNELL'S MACASSAR OIL. For preventing and for imparting to the hair an imperishable quality and an tog y o uthfulness, there is nothing equal to, nor In any degree nepared with, the genuine Macassar on, imported by Price melt, who have sold it pure and unadulterated for the last thirty and who, is fact, Gnu introduced it to the notice of a British In Bonbon as. sd. 7s. 6d. and 10s. 6d. CAUTION. sigh repute and extensive sale of Peke and Owners Macaner e induced some unprincipled shopkeepers to offer base indite. ijurious to the hair, when the genuine is asked for. Messrs. I A Goma% sole Proprietors and importers of the Genuine Ma li!, for the growth of Hair, (which has been proved by the List, and sworn before the Lord Mayor.) respectfully solicit and Gentlemen, when they purchase, not to take any without 4ea the outside of each bottle having affixed to it au address r( extreme dificulty of szecutlon, resembling a Government hiving ID Its centre the words " 160, Regent -amid, sod It, Sing -court, Lonsbard-stram," also underneath the signature of and Goseell," to counterfeit which is felony. The Genuine r be had in London, at 160, Regent-street, and 111, Three amt, Lombard-street. Bat as a gloriosa article, in imitation Pmaim which destroys, without the possibility of recovery, es of die hair, thereby producing baldness, bead-ache, &e. rally sold by petty hair-dressers and perfumers, purchasers be particular in asking for Price and Gosmil's Macassar Oil, INSTONE'S PATENT WINDSOR SOAP (prepared by his on, Pries and Gosnell) is delightfully fragrant and pleasant in It possesses peculiar balsamic and emollient properties, ren d* skin lusutiandy white, soft, and men ; counteracting the n effects produced by intense solar beat, or mid winds. Price or 2s. ed per packet. CB and GOSNELL'S PATENT NAPLES CREAM ef y esternsinates eruptions, tam, pimples, freckles, redness, and neous imperfections whatever; arrays the seek, bawds, and In matchless whits:sees ; bestows on the complexion a juvenile renovates beauty when on the &clime, and sustains it in prig. lendour to the latest period of life. Et MAJESTY QUEEN ADELAIDE'S REFRESHING U'l E., possessing a most delicate odour, refreshing and enliven rn oppressed by beat, Ac. and is univermily admired. CE and GOSNELL'S ESSENCE of ROSES, made from est Persian Otto of Roses, and more than triple the strength of, as long been known as Runic or Extrait de Rose. It imparts handkrreblef and Mb the atmosphere of the largest room with mine fragrance of the admired rose perfume. Sold in bottles is. 7s. 6d. and 10$. 64. ICE and GOSNELL'S TREBLE DISTILLED LAVEN" or concentrated EOM, of Lavender, six times the strength of st Lavender Water, and unsophisticated with the sickly admix of musk, amberg ris, Ac. is particularly adapted for sick or ,c 4 room., and recommended to the admirers of the genuine ler perfume. It is distilled from lavender Sowers, selected for exceeding sweetnesa and aromatic properties, when those n are in their fullest vigour. In bottles, 55.64. 55. and 76.41 d. each. I. VERDWON'S VEGETABLE TOOTH POWDER , wed of vegetables without the admixture of soy mineral or pa s ingredient whatever, has so long been In general use, sad an date to the fashionable toilet, that it is unnecessary to offer any far !commendatinn in favour of it. In boxes, at La.ed. and 4sAd. each. ICE and GOSNELL'S MARKING INK, very superior to Is usually offered for sale, and recommended to the Heads of Fa , for the prevention of theft and imposition. In bottles, at Ss. 6d. I. each. VERDIGON'S ALSANA EXTRACT, for beautifying and sing the Teeth and Gums, and fastening those teeth that are loose. VEREAUX'S VEGETABLE DYE. for changing Red or Hair, Eyebrows, sad Whiskers, to beautiful shades of Brown or , which experience has proved to be the most effeetwal appbea rer offered tor that purpose. In bottles at 3. ICE and GOSNELL'S COLD s REA Al, composed of mild KM balsam, quite different to.what is usually sold under a similar It stands unrivalled for preventing the skin chapping. and natant relief to the smarting pain occasioned by inclement writ he use of Alkaline Soap, Shaving. or any other causes s it emits a most delightful perfume of the Rose, Ike. ICE and GOSNELL'S mil OLD BROWN WINDSOR ', prepared by a new process. is particularly mild, old, and *co al; it corrects every hardness, redness, Ac. of the skin, and it soft, white, and even. The skin, by its animism mitigation, rcome perceptibly soft sod deer, mad the mapleasens seesation d from sudden changes of climate sod seasons, an well as the less which it generally acquires from sea-bathing, will speedUy tined. Also their COCOA-NUT OIL, CAMPHOR, OTTO .OSE, and other celebrated SOAPS. us. PRICE and GOSNELL Perfumers (by IcLaaret) en Majesties, 160, Regent-street, Lends" 1 1 2 1 401 "Ina the ty. Gentry, and Residents of Liverpmal mad its ty. that eve jest supplied Mr. Dames, Perfumer, Beidatreit, with an t Assortment of the above superior Ankles, which having been red by the Arai circles of Nubility and Gentry In the Meyer& ow become indispesaibb ankles FOR THE Tin&ST, !fit ~#R a cog, or cap. woman to tie pastreobiond tapes "boat to tact. as he believed. Ms • woos lino the waistband at Onus. 00e of his greaten a ni g n arrilarnallinrgrolMlll,llll9lllll.lllllllllr • . + •. - . • - - - ~ , . • . _ ...... 4 ...l4marlaldln. • - r 40),494yteiv . , .. . .2.• • . . ' . , A • , - • • • S , • 4 ,.. . . • '.: -. ;rat . .33V.1.0111"..1' , .1. 'res.Wt s .Val 01 ,ere beet sun es.;led spier! ai minis, mad ion end ear Assert I-- -•-•- - - II 4 • , int% 1 - , - ri iirlr. - 1. , * t 7 1113' 4 Aa „ -ctill., rc!tal.;b I'44i • !.. ; f.frA .d I_ll Pt W i t ~. I . ~ t 7,1 b tat . ! 4 t - 141 La ai..e•be niti 1. . ~ . - lt•;^ ei . o4 . C. • • ...., • • ies -ital. ,itlift-9 4 ,c s , . Ella , .. .e....' .01 1 1 . .4.' ! /... -.;•'''''' . w.k.; f --- ' Lies: ul4 wall sews! a 'ln r•el'il -4) 1,• 1 ..w hr dlik HUNTINGFIELD, SUFFOLK, Jae. O.' li -4-- , . .;* ' It N discovered after six o'clock on Saturday morning wfiri 4 ~1 '''' - .... . .4.. ,e (41 . Arssi , 'lm.nen.a. ,•- • 4 : . •eb,. lia , •', e. .te; • --;.-- ...„--• . , ,*--,. i I in the tithe stack-yard of the Rev. Henre ' li ftoff, '' :a attached to the Huntingfield rectory, end which is about half a mile from Heavinghain-haft, the seat of Lord Ilsintingfield. . 0 ) It./ , . • - -',- 1 The fire was discovered by one of Mr. Uthofre men, as he was going out to his work. He Instantly alarmed his nise- • sy ynT RAC/Pa tat and the family, as w ell a s several cottager& in the neigh- a'ODli i 4,11 b I , • oi 0 t bourhood. who p romptly afforded all possible assistance to extinguish the tunes by means of pails of water, wet Wan- , 1788. kets, &c. but more particularly to preserve the adjoining *_. . _ _. ._. ___ _.asse.-. -- - ANN e se ta r c e b' n orhch hi clock, cLerdefiY consist ed Htintgl of lon, the e th ße h v a . Y. Anthony By half-past _ Collet, and other influential charact ers , a tt en ded by the Heavinghorn- N°. 13,685. TUESDAY EVENING, JANITARY 18, 1831. PRICE 7D. hall engine, were upon the premises. By the timely arrival of t. such prompt aid as the engine afforded, and by the exempla- METROPOLITAN LOCALITIES. day when the drummer was tak a to the guard-hoese far bein g ry and astonishing efforts made by all present, I am happy to he able to state that the progress of the flames was ar- tipsy. be carted the drummer's them. At Fort George he became -..--ene-...- _ed with the (milt of the Rola, and married erne °ldle dae g h. rested, but not till the fire had destroyeds tac k, a nd Abeidged from the Takes nodes of Doble's History of the Parishes aerl eflit. Giles end St. George.) lets. The settlement which he made at the dine was as meat estraor- a straw dietary ebaraeter-soot, a - year was t h e am id e n e hit mate , sat of part of two clover stacks. The Rev. Mr. flithoff, who is years of age, was greatly agitated. He Tottenham Court-reed took Its name from Totten or Towelled- which he settled upon Miss R oy, and be bound himself not to diapoec between 70 and 80 of any part of his prop e rty wit h o u t Miss nev's un seen Ultimately, held out a 51. mote to the pentane assembled, hall, which was a mansion at embrace in Henry tbe Third's time, l occupied by tee William de Tettmrhslis sad ate" er a the ground the whole or his estate was to go Ines Panted" eg his intended e F alee • meat to increased exertions, to subdue the fire as as S a p n ee i d nd il; ce a; 1 ' now occupied by the Adam and Dee public-house, bassos in the print Idiot as Kenneth was, he was jealous at a man seined Campbell, his which, ft was stated, amongst the labourers present, who amou H rited uati af t ' Hoprth's Ill arch is FhleilleY- e In old Wesel there were many servant , bat his wife refused to dismiss him fain the house. Sheerly possible ; the note was accepted, and a ft erwards distributed before his dealt, he executed the deeds in question, 4 other houses of rural resort in the perish of St. Giles--as the Cosa Hose, or Crossed Stockings. at the north entrance of the tment k was impossible he could understand, tranderriag the property to his They had also a barrel of beer from th e to ngfi ab e o ld ut A l rin s t t Mennteuth-west l the Swan on the Bop. la Sabena► weer of Irrei7- eke, except an amenity of 1101. which he settled epee Campbell, who- • , lust ; the White Han. on the spot new ectapial by the premises a was the object of his hatred. public house. Th e living of Huntingfield is in the gift of Messrs. Cleaver, at the north-east corner of Elnicrlans i the Rears The Jury. after two hours and s half et deliberatisa, returned a vet. Lord Huntingfield. The living has been held by the present which is suppos ed to have steed raw it in Hoban, am far to the asst: diet for the thus declaring that the deeds were the deeds of it rector about 40 years, during a great part of wlii-ii period, I A the Maidenhead, on the ground of Dyet-street, sow Georpestreet ; man ow is a capac i ty to sumac business. regret to say, literalness been disputes between the rector, s ft the Turn.stile, now a hatchet ' s shop. by the then rural path leading The verdict was received in and out of the Court with loud into lancan's-Inn-lidds ; the Cock ad lays,whbh is supposed to have c 1,,,,.. and the patron, and die farmers, the latter of whom are stood at the southern end of Littb St. Andrew-street, Sevatalals; sad SMMEEIMMenniII chiefly such patron's tenants. • I ' the Vise, which is asendooed la Dogmas, Beek. and was a house ef EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF SWINDLING- pubIic accoosmodadea In Isle. lA* the Idaidaesed,it became latterly --me,..—. DEVIZES. 1 , 1 • Meese a bed reputation; sad as Its dimellden, a hews was beat Perhaps the whole annals of s e w . iLdl do not d a iaplay e r men ; Tbs spirit of isessadierion, says the last Bath CArtmiele, t an the spat, which was soeu. Gra, by a vapeetable timber. mals, se colelibmial. and so t eberebese (a Mr. Semple ) am amemoge lay lambert, the eeteetotee theism& hue bow remedy yk 7 d Tif by Willis. . g er Iwe regret to egos far front being extinguished. A barn, of the meaderer ThurtelL it has bus divided into two whom such great exited's. am being made. By the aila i containing 15 stacks of barley, a stable, a tool-house, end dwelkasome of which b by r. anterby. sod the ether bpi wipes% it will be area that he satessisil le sorban' . two ricks of hay, the property of the Rev. Mr. Edmonstone, Mr. Kieft. The public gallowi, which afterwards waa transferred to Me. sf Wesiseweamst, ma ef several his ankles, haw of e. day rotterne. Thenear De Dev . ises, were wilfully set on fire on 'nee- 'ltm, was removed in the first year a Henry the Fifth, from the lag &whams made every peals pram aemogummt fee his flight night.rues engines were on the spot as early miss, is SatithSeld. to the north corner of St. Giles's Hospital; to die Continent- But the mesas imam will be Dr. Buehle r where, . which Is the spot now forming the angle of junction between Crown- by • series of dseePtimols eltreedine se sassy moults. said seesaw- es the distance would admit, and all classes of the village and to street and High-street. in the open place between St. Giles's, Totten. mately planned as se meow the appeemese of the most masa truth. neighbourhood used their endeavours• allay the pro- havveastrt-reed, and Oxford-street. It faced the village pound. Wheatley has drfrawfal tr a rernialerbb meant- It appnra that he cooe d hue Dr. Bosun mew as grass of the flames, but without effect. until the above pro- dos Resurrection Owe of St. Giles's (Barth . so called from the en - about tine yews and abeg • i piece of sculpture over It, is supposed to occupy the site of the me of his principal sablessel, at a liberal salary, ,and with petty was entirely consumed. " A clergyman," continues Hospital Gate. We mention the 'Wows, because, among these who highly respectable reasmassialsas. the paper already named, " whose whole life has been de- I sneered under it. was the tint odearsted victim or church bigotry In For upwards of two Yews he ceetheled to disc h a r g e the dudes it voted to doing good. might well exclaim as he did-' I did thls country-Lard Cobham- He was ale. bl oa t , e middle , isbeolder ie i t he ach i s e t ak te ties% sit uation 1 : l y pr m . ad g likahle sseehe, b et a illesaer tbe at ' ess aa ta ited gain weret wat "I not know that I had an enemy in the world !' " Another chafes, and beret alive. The present . than the year 1735. In the old church, which succeeded a small one , all the ?spin' friends who hid an *Fragility at bseaseion se- fire, evidently the work of an incendiary, occurred on W e d. Inn, West Lavington, in the timed Charles the Pint, was burkd the famous Lord H er b e rt, quainted with him. His samosa were singularly polished, Ms p ee d tt y n i g ht. at t h e Black Dog ' 1 1 of Chid:wry ; Sir I'lltatraage, a Tory writer et Stile taloa, sod oluditilla sound, and welt SIMMIIin; b e Wee master of Must of the Wilts. A faggot-rick, and outbuildings. with a eonsider- lest virtue ;math* and disinterested A. Martel;" and Chap- modern irrimeser, Ms assumes allitalide to the duties of raglan ap• able quantity of r, were destroyed. The is the more man, the fine old translator of Hamer : th e movement erected to his ay. Peered most exemplary , and dal Veda bah which he contracted' bee fire li 1 Inon , by b ase J ena , , Is ern to b e seen stan di ng e above men d, aga i nst were discharged with the meet sempulens regularity. By this to be regretted, as the proprietor of the premises is a widow, die wait, smelt defaced." In the nese yard were buried Shirley, conducts which was Imeeseltdoef persevered In for upwards of who had been recently left with a family : fortunately, bow- the dramatist, sod Ms wife, who led to this parish. in their old age, two yeses, be effectual! plead the respect and meadows et his ever, all the property was insured. ..!, ' from their house in White Friars. daring the great are. They .n a gr re l employer ; sod MAW dime so. he begs to spread the talk by to have died from lanes and fright occasion* by tt. which he mesas to defend his benefactor. Firer, by alight sad CHESTER, JAW. is. il =thesame day, sad were burled In die mew grave. On the alma onwedemble Mutt ; elicrwßY, by =: ir hares and • epee called Seven Dials, stead a Dori: pillar eadtsideg dials to the mere degold seseetlose : and lathing* by a series of I regret to state that the incendiary fires -still continue mom of that number, owodened to Goes Trios i or me A" of ammo" purporting to oars him t h e H era ld.. e m ce , to blue in this neighboorhood. On Friday morning, about ~ Waking Me Serwei•• q f Lowdess:-.• and on whir* were Impressed the eScial seals, he trade it appear half-past two o'clock, the inhabitants upon watch and ward I " Where famed St. Gibe's ancient Smits spread, to Dr. gratin that he we. ambled 14) debt he dale a Doke eg duty is the town of Whitcburch perceived the blaze of a . An binned column rears its lofty bead : Answer, sad to a col:adorable property ; and by a tortes wpm- con &grams in neig hour . The whole town was ; , lag to be dated frees St. Jamess, sod which bete the Impress of fl ' • the • h hood ., Here to seven assets seven dials count tke day, the royal sees wa d t h e * mem et t h e Kw, private , immediately alarmed, and the engines proceeded to the spot, Ala trash each ether catch the ignites ray. , Here eft the peasant with Inqug face, he further made it that the Kies was decidedly favorer which proved to be the premises of Mr. Moses, about a mile Bewildered, trudges en from place to place. to his debt% and 1 1 01 / 1 maloalotod With Idel 111 Derrelm,• Dr* and a half from the town ; but, notwithstanding the most He dwells on every sign with stupid gaze, Bowles immodestly almond WWI Per the slime. purple m navies . . t, ggise g. - 1 0 1 active exertions, a stack of barley, containing about 100 Sir George Maybe. mid Ohre transcend with the a Enters thsnarrow alley's doubtful mass, g u t hi en h e r e A nti t h e l am g er oa t p a elgresaeal neehettree, was wholly consumed. On Friday night a black Tries every winding mart and street in vain, And deables o'er kb weary steps again." registers, and making oat mime thwismara of fuel (the topping of trees) belonging to W. Richards, went to town, saYinS be wee MORI Adis lo Sr George D r al lar r ill e' Von. of Kianerton (formerly tows-clerk of Chester), was Menceoutlvirtestwassocalled dm the isasminate Dukes( Monmouth. lathe to the 'waisted°. ef Us deism ni e bases were d ate d i tem ---a.I ' Sob..uquare , originally meshed his mew ala i its present tame was the m e thersee ." - se d t h e mom wh i ch p c a m i ne sot to t. sad maliciously set on fire and reduced to ashes. Another aco • watchword of th e battle In which he was defeated . Bedford-smart, „ hich , enclosed weneyorwe a l ways wo g a dd ruee d t e .eviep„ count says that the faggots were used merely as a means of ' i , i neat wilich was hu a11inwi1be.45d.61115511:15 ter e Ancela slss reside ' s- Inn a ltita bbee ma l- d as eee d dil Slis; l etteen , 115115 a bl us ambrele he illiptr We. by Mr. bil be ales edi t i e e : destroying an ornamental rustic fence. They were placed e executed; and the Pinola wmPelued in Berelnllom's woolgoe, ..s7 to the bank, as to there. In fact &little truth was so artfully all alon g it, set " fire, and both consumed larla b er• . ' P against Queen Eliasbeth . wiid, utreet Is properly evens s erest, blended with such Waite* sad with meth erastanasate cunning wee ANOTHER MMITEIL SPINS Le Snot AT,-(From ale • t and was se called fans the Catholic family, whine dowsed- sew, ddeS awaneds that sin leerielee 40 hie bauStb7 vex "cited " Stockport Adtentiser."-Thureday Evening,- We stop' • ',.. 4 • I ants lately gave shelter to Charles the Tenth. la Little Wdd- eat s m is u y g e sa i g h t , w hi c h d ay h e had =m i nte d to see D r Bowler, . that another master _ . *Am . se I street , Franklin some time worked as a Zeamals rhea. Ie to pa him the sense width la bed edvseaW; bat the &NW, se his t he p roms j est to state, spurner • Great fhasavetrest lived the famous Lard . His haus was uric mud ha d s e t Th ere se rumen to d ou b t at last night, as be was leaving hisfactory, which is situated ‘f t situate near tae South-east carnet ef Great Wild-street, and was one b ut t h a w s mew is , and that be is from a respect- at Stayly . Wood ; the ball grazed the flesh without any , of fifteen built la the nip et King James the rue& The home SW heist - He loose Forma:i b t: soo ter i n emelm ooL with me kla re broMar te tasso l id ie other injury being done to him. r is still standing. Garrick resided in this street. as did Mtn Pep; au N i m a t i e the kw grebe eg sod, oral door to each ether, Keener and Dr. Raddllle, who par- hem h e „ i n yet be Saturday morning, about helf-past six o'clock, another , I relied about a censmankatien between their gardens. and made the ""- fire was discovered in the neighbourhood of Whitchureb, aloe 1 5 famo u s b°"15555 5111551 RI she Doctor sending a insillie set t il Radler Lit PROGRESS OF INCENDIARY in Heath-lane, by which a barn (which forming-1y contained • that be might do any thing with the dear but paint it ; returning fora nswer, that he woad take any thing of the Deem Mat FIRES. only a small quantity of grain) and the roof of an adjoining ii 1 his physic. Is Coal-yard, a leading trout the east bee thecottage were consumed. The exertions of the Whiteburch north end of Drury-bas, N Gwynn, is said to have been bera. Ike ---,ea— a afterwards lived in the lane. Th e British Museum, edalseßy Oiled NORFOLK. engines, the members of the Watch and Ward Association Montague Heine, was built by Hoek. of the Royal beim, " after On Monday, a barley-stack belonging to Mr. Chapman , on duty, and a vast number of the inhabitants of the town, who promptly rendered their assistance, happily succeeded in 1. ' . the French water," for Ralph. Duke of Montague. whole memory of Gatesend, near Rndham, was burnt down, evidently the within reach of combustion-thus afisrdiaff a Pac - o straw-stac k preventing the flames from spreading to some most valuable ' lee under the heavy imputation allaying married, in the chancier of work of an incendiary. On Monday evening, !' i . 2 r iCat l act enite r a painsu alisa ' u ta y e s : Sa t e at p .?L iss :„ ° : ag Albealligis k &a gm,' who t h o t a l % p gr art gat . belonging to . a small farmer at Tilney, was set ire to, but Property tical instance of the value of the local Association established 1 ' l , meets of Mintiest House during his Grace ' s Ilk and was served PO being early discovered, the conflagration was prevented ex- the knee till her death." The turrets ado, Museum give an English- tending. at Whitcburch. t nun a good idea of those ef the old chateaus of France. CA M BAIN:MIMI RIC On Sunday night another fire was discovered at Edge, 1 ; tmomilmommillislon On Tuesday night, a stack of haulm, the produce of about near Malphs, by which the out-buildings of Mr. Tweeds:lw THE DUNDONNELI. CAUSE. fifty acres of land, at Denton, near Porten, was burnt down, were consumed. As is often the came in farm-bonses, part '' I .......eisam...... It was unquestionably the act of an inesdiary. On Sun- of the dwelling-house (in this instance a bed-room) was over , i This important cause, width has crea t e d unusua l i n t e rest and se- day evening last, the town of March was thrown into great the out-buildings ; but by the praiseworthy exertions of the r citation in Scotland, was tried bat week in the Jury Court at Mb- alarm, by the ringing of the fire-bells, in consequence of a inhabitants the communication between the out-buildings and burgh : the trial occupied five days. The portion was, whether mule , observed on the farm occupied by Mr. T. Golden, the dwelling-house da wu tbn cut off, wau and, bythis means, the hit- deeds at settlement , purported to be atemited by Keened' Mackenzie, fire Winn' , Esq. late of Dundeenell. by which he disinherited hie brother and his in Burrowmoor, near that place . ter saved true ,as as a bay stack immediately • ' own family, and left his estate tea armory, were legal P The proem& DO ITSHIRE. adjoining. , . lags were levitated by Mr. Mackensie's nest of kin, and resisted by On Tuesday night last, a wheat-rich on DM" farm, mar On Tuesday morning the out-buildings of a tenant of I- ' a woman who claimed to he his wife. It "peered hum the o rist°. ~..,„ Piddleton, the property of Me. G eor g e j en ty, ens discovered Ws. Congreve, at locoed, in Flintehire, were burnt down. , II " dr' whim's". that Kenneth hisehennie ' grail hi. Willa was .." to be on fire, and it was totally consumed. Fortunately She Mrs. Congreve is a most amiable old lady, and does a vast IV f, weak intellect. He was incapable, from natural weakness, of team Is sag even the rudiments of aeration. He was addicted to the 1 gre was discovered in time to prevent the flames extending deal of good in her neighbourhood; the motive for this die- . b strangest e ccentricities of medial. Be would wander alone; he •to any other property. The fire is to have boss holiesl act is, therefore, perfectly inexplicable. There was 1 i s m o od associate with fools and idiots; and be early displayed the at- caused by some labourers of the se . f in omen- another fire at Tilstock, neer Whitchurch, early on Wee- / , la : to which never forsook him, sad in which be Waged to a . t- most inconceivable taunt, for cocks, bees, ad as kinds of poultry. Two" a Mr. George "ImaY haying recently Pus his nesday, by which a cottage sod an adjoining shed were ''i ' 4 ,f In early life, his father, lading him unable to devote his mind to can- thrashing-machine into re-action .-Dorset CotintyChremick. ial pursuits, i. t . m e nrsuits, obtained him a courahaten in the Reeddre militia. SUSSEX. destroyed, but have not heard the name of the owner or I 4 ‘ C chief w Cream was his favourite beverage; and his amu sement, sad, / EASTBOURNE- - Another fire has taken place in this pa- occupier. - - it in fact Ws companions, were his cache and hese' He also tea g reat risb. On Saturday evening, between nine and ten o'clock, oe delight in ghost works and tales of witchcraft. On parade he bad his Among tae eminent French of the first revolution, who • , of M r. J. Bolder, of Sesans-f a rm , skim* chew ~ ► f re hi s ta direct hien te tbe left et right, to enable him es go thr oug h the sac k s leading ta she ssa . s id s, were discovere d to b o on have survived to enjoy the second, besides Lira Terre, i 1 ,. hi t evolutions. He was afraid to go home alone in the dark. and to the road there are M. Beanaax, Member of the Committee of -, ~ 1 w ises be diced eat with MOW friends , a Chairlaia was get to terry him E re ; two of them, a tare and bean stack, were totally cen- t,relate,Member• • home. In the hastening dlll3 be became a crassly, la the Inverness ... wed, and another bean stack was mush injured. Forte- s IP bile Safety, the Abby S of the Dime- r- n militia. He had the honour of brim Mao at a review before the ''•&c. and the Abbe Gaznotaz, formerly Bishop of nately, the exertions made by the i n h a bitants. IL • TA I.LBY 1 . „-- Allied Sovereigns, but frees pure liability co mate his a pp earan c e " with tbe rest of the regiment, he was put behind a hedge until tbe a large barley stack. That this fire was not savedt Blois, wrYi arid founder of the Musk des Arta. ° • , AN D one of their colleagues, but more accommodating • • ceremony was over. the work of a diabolical incendiary, no one can for a nal , moment II 0 . . . still publici , * I ' , lons hj_2° . ,_,.....' “ 441 . ?Le ca ll e d , 6411/. .,_". ana,,llla tacks lied h e ns ' doubt ; and up to the present bour , no sufficient suspicion ta times and circumstances, is a c haracter. . b a d as hospital I. to the e ' '' ''''''' t ware .--- "- - - •tsto • stif the rehension deny pasties. We are at CARDINAL WILD. -It is considered almost Certain for sick kens. Be described them by their peculiar names sad dedg- ems Ja 7 app _ nations, and he allowed them to maw epos his penes sad fed free a loss to conceive why Mr. Fielder shmild have been . selected Cardinal Weld will be elected Pope. The Cardinal is now 1. 1 i s 4 his body. On are occasion he was seen tin the top of a ladder at the as a victim. Among all classes of the poor he is spoken in his fifty - sixth year, and has not been an ecclesiastic - , occasion be e• hen-house, calling the bees by their Dames. On allother,.___, ~ he well of for his humanity. It is within our own knowladge more than ten or twelve y ears. Seen after be entered the i i w appe ar ed reatlY "mem" fe r h is haw* and allid, " uma 7.' w ca ,: th a t h e h as recen tly g i ven b ee t &c, to many aged and infirm Church he preached several times at the Roman Catholic i w shall I de, far t h e half et my poultry is sick in thq, Marini _ chapel at Somme-town. When the Jesuits were expelled , ~ day, when a tailor went to measure him for a suit of clothes , &WWI persons. It. him lying in the mud, with the hens feeding as his perms. tailor Beate& it es eat% -Another incendiary fire broke out in from France during the first French Revolution, Mr. writhed Kenneth to change hit clothes. as they were wavered with ben this neighbourhood on Tuesday night, which destroyed the Weld, the C ard i nal 's f ather, gave them an asylum at ' - f idhim in the best Lulworth Castle Dorsetabire. The 4 . r duag. but be would not, and he was obliged to measure hi w ic k. barn and hay-stack of a farmer named William Gresty. his splendid seat. , . • wed a great yto " he inheri tirel • 4 way he could. He she . . forr:el he a len. that every From all the circumstances, there can be no doubt but that Cardinal, when be came to t tance, en y : 1 1 craft and in charms. and thi. was l ust fi y I. body in the Highlands believed in these. and thatit was au esueetell it was the act of an incendiary.-There is now little doubt gave up the Castle to their use, and also built for them is l common as to be no mark of incapacity. That the lower entertained order, a " but that the destruction of Lewisham church a splendid chapel. Shortly after his ordination be went i 1 .. some et the higher orders, the Lord Preside" mad' may ea i n was the work of incendiarism. From what has transpire d to Rome, where the presence of an English gentleman of " such a belief. I have we deem; but that is ahead be as mutates _," the high loin the Sew orders, that Ide not believe. But still, wipe, on investigation , it would seem that the perpetrates had ef- ancient family and immense fortatne, who had entered the . i '' 'I we wene to talk of this man's capacity, It is hell ° le his by Jolt the destructi at Church in mature life without having been previously de- tut the fatted purpose mg... .Ye means '• i . li "; witchcraft and chains *mkt be salted In use with F an " bu d three different parts of the e tuch.-ifentisk Gazette. signed for as sotbseiastic, was regarded with great interest . . m pantry and childish awaseateets. lie mid be had et trent sodas it PooFive fires hive oscurredin tbe neighbourhood of Norwich by the; Sacred College, and the lasting effect of the im- 1. a_ authority that. the WiteliPP p l aye d led tritils•••lhal th_ed, weld Preme.._ ~ , , last prelusion will probably be proved by his elevation to the tiara. ~ , week. .. 7 islue ,h 1 rairriage. mid thet to. Vratterac c . it be hell been mid he NUM the 4' sheeld put s shilling ,or sixpence int* . hee l, married in early life, but his wife died th e a * dam. mad About eight o'clock on Friday alight sows miscreants se t The Cardinal was ___ wstei on k, anif thee &Mk it. He billined Church . Ha - tale thaya Well great fire ral km andshed belonging to the Rev. several years before he entered the youssei to seve stacks start- . i assts of saes odils he eimeettell. weold re-• . a .. Some politicians specs- * " wet la -.. e1ian t 1 5.e... 161.11. d r h a bi ns ee r y al :adman is Ina honors of James II *anvil, of Thorpe, near Norwich; but the alarm of sister is married to Lord Stairtna• feelings load him, . CV : si t i the , r r — eas - — that ; -- d eurny w-- 'de il tred an old fire being instantly peen, and assistanee, with 4 hitt that the Cardinal's, Enteish, may - a --", - ' be - i would . 1 s peller Maid thlglia seta peek ' be' hand, the whole was spew* ixttagumbed. pfatedin the Chili of' St. Peter, to issue a Command to the in woman is tie party-censured tams 'hem his and of water, tag at it to sae. as be believed. his &whey, and te sew a particular . .. Several t_s_, composed of combustildes, wove foetid thrust Catholic Clergy of Ireland to use their influence to pacify lio stone in the waistband of his be/echoes to Produce Porcine" el• into the ''"" stacks. . that still agitated country.-Semlay Paper. key. 00e of Ms greatest InsailliTral while la the am . i , • 'l l ill