Star. — London, England, 1823-11-14 00:00:00

MODZRN POLITENESS. In early days, when men were wise, A od women did true merit prise, • When sense had its peculiar brightness, And modeity was deern'd politeness; The world, of whate'cr else possest, Was ignorant of modern taste! But we in these eight hopeful days, Renounce the stale, old-fashioned trays; A decent carriage seems e affright, And coxcomb's aireoppear polite! Can you !impertinently takde. And spend whole biers k Chit-chat prattle? 'Vetere then polite enough to please, And gain our modern girh with ease! Are you fantastic in your clothing? (,Though in that head of yours there's—nothing). You'll be the Ladies* favourite. Your dress will render you polite ! Can you with iturodence assail? (Fur modesty will neer prevail), llowever small is your desert, You need not doubt to win her heart ! To sum up all--a.foppish dress, A tongue whose station will not cease, . • The steadiest dividend of sense, • '- With around share of impudence, Are Ali lb, things now ieepiisite. • :i To 111101ittA GesAlmati:otpplitie.! ~. • MI6 • • . ~..i :. ~ ~c '.. Y:. i ' . rt 1 t 1, . 41' SALES OF PROPERTY. i.• . ~. • • • MESSRS DA W SON AND. CAFE. 4 .> 'Orieltelds.--No. 27, on the North aide of Princes -street, DruryL line, containing nine rooms, shop; end cellarage, let on lease for sit 'years and a half, to Mr. Charles Ash, dryiaker, at £65 per an num, who pays the land-tax.—Sold for atIOIS. Np. 121, Iltaltasid street, Kensington, containing eleven reams, cletnVnie apartments, chabse-house, stable, and garden, 110 feet in dcpta„ !et te Sir. Jarvis for six years and a half, at £55 per annum —34111 for £950. No: 5, Toung-street, Kensington-equare; containing nine room*, kitchens, and garden, 100 feet in depth, let to Mrs. Davies, tenant at will, at £45 per annum, dedicting the land-tax—.£92s. • Al Estate, comprising Nos. I end s, Janwo.street ; Nee. 3,4, acid 5, Charles.street, and a small tenement in JaMes-sweet Kensinpen, let together at £79 per lumn-1400 gain Os. "1 • Copyhold..--Elght homes in Silver-street, 1G Graiel: pit{ gross annual rental, ASS Ins: 'Object to sotisotadestlil oralleitadtm—£loBo. . , at • : ; , . •.1 Ne: 13, licenttoe-streeti Kensington, let- to 1114. Rathhone, at Alf per annum, held at alropnd-rent of £7 81. for eighty years' ••147210. • SHUTTLEWQRTII.• • • FiCe)seid; Kent-Llanelli:ex redeemed.—An Estate at Wad, Saildgete; comprising , a residence, -containing thirteen pride* :v patroeina; &Merit and detached Officer, Stabling, WM-buildings. girdelse,erehird, and Ito law sixd five'petChes of atableiineltdow attil paitttre land, 'sklject to qiilere ri teof 21- od.'PhyablEro the.' btiffBll arcodhgtituat'lnd We—.2ooo. ' • - -•• •.. . . • , • BROMLEY. ' FrietaldiTyWild4ca Enaie, ' teat,ithascolfb, near itely head k containing , farmibrittse, • bWdinp, gardens, ,and Varibhs ' ?inure • and arab all ISt A. at. 1: l'.'lllllJeet to the file interest of die p t wittier, Mte•OWett aged SO, in January sent, and se ef AN* EllewOWee: eit4ll6-1-.010. Tin £5O Shares In the Hope Mrp Gike, en-Vhich sO5 per Nita itt• been paid—,C4 17s. ed. each. for ditto—£.4 ISs. each. • • Six 'Shares in the -Vauxhall Bridge—AO Ihilaeh. Pout ditto—Ate 10s. each. No. 7, Egremont.plaee. -Heighten, contabiliebillesobas and dr evade offices, estimated annual/rake 450, held for Ti years, at a fepper.nitierent.—S9s guineas. r. j • • • . MR.. ELMS. •• •-• • -•-.•• Itl4orslon to £2OOO sterling, part of the residency personal es * of . a ttntlenan deceased, and bequeathed by Ms will, rante d& on the demise of a Lady. now in her 60th year, secured upon mortgage of freehold estates in the coonflr of Kant, sold by direr.- flatlet the ritortgiste, and with concurrence cif the :tiosigoem— Peduced . 4l6o. • • • " • 'MESSRS. ROBINS. . • • Reversion to.4loo'eartiing, receivable on the deal'[ a Lady in her 63d year, who how receives the interest-olliljalswess Shares.- A Renter's Share of # OOO in . Or ury.l.ame Theatre. fee 71 years, producing Is. sd. every night of performance, with free admission, transferable annually--enO guineas.. -, • An original Cline of 41100 in the same concern.: dividends is' which have been seven per cent. with personal free adoslation for the We of the perchaset, or any one be may looniinate.--90 - ipsisiss. • • • ' fi•iff.on ••••••• • " • 4114T1C.; • • ' • A Gentleman ef Maidellemaswiteittlia.a. valuable eel . ; leetion- of nateraltoriesitierilm. within these few days: winch enriched hie, muvetitil Pr the ifirOdoction variety of birds, Seene dreidis ot - the. Rscluitnetia; several other :highly .curions• things brought hanie.toi the etplorers. of - the Arctic Regions. There are - t*o dresses Of this singular people., et:14604y made of sklif, o partly with the hair side ou'tsiards and _Oattly These consist of two co.its; one apparently Made fr • the skin of the wolf, the other from the skin of.the bear: the former has the for inside, - and the latter outside. They have a hood, which goes over the head and comes close round the chin. In the front they fit the body closely •round-the waist, like a• rest, but descend over the kips behind like a tail. The seams, which are sewed partieubtrly . I(fritt,:considering the stideinsplements, M 4. ployed, are dawn the sides under the arms, imd evident that. to get into these garbs, - the wearer push hit beid and body yfinto them. The breeches arc made' apparently to Veal' loose and descend bele* the knee;- the roegh side of this part of the dreil is optuard; those wore by the females we learn have the fur inside. There 'are two pair•of. men's , boots one a winter.pair ' whit' the hair pa, the other a summer pair, with the hair off. The hoots worn by the female are particularly droll and Curious.; they come up much higher than any fisheinian'i,..alid in circumference are nearly •as large as a perscacs'body. • These are coml.; dered the most essential pat' of the Estidiumns' dress ; they are their pockets, their tool-holies.," is also their provision cupboards. A pair of miltests,•whicti e tniich, resemble our hedgers' gloves, complete the babihments .of . this eatraurdinerf race.; - Among 'helot/ter curiosities are two small 80,4* wadi 1 4 the aitives, to rereaeat .fie male and restate; Ef,tittintaut. with their costume; INSOLIVEN I T .RrtilPT94, COUIIZ pr. 18.. _, ,' _ i _-• . . i. :I. • bad I __.: :. • A person or...,tne nanientlimae t wort VP, wow " ftilly heard an a former clay, a,n4l ag Whom it was proved that he had..given an,undue p cc to a cre-. ditori was biought upfor jiidgmem, an; sentenced to be confined for Sheen ;ninths. _ . . . • • David Evans was .opposed, on behalf. of *cure. Timms and Husband, curriera and; Ifilds4!.riOlit% for obtaining. goods under false , pretencel4t apPeaied.that the insolvent got on credit .a quantity of leather from the opposing creditors to the : nalue,of . £6 4 't and pre tended at the time thas-a sum of £9OB was owing to him. it was on the strength of that representation that credit was given; but, it afterwards turned °woo :be false. He was sentenced to be confined Pm: mop* within the walls of the prison. Richard Smith it* opposed Bi-Mr: 1 14.4"* 1 4 2 instance of Fontblesinue, an attorney, op ibeigyompl. the fraud... It appeared, that the insolvent .; had. been tone played by Mr. Fontblaniitte to collect rents fob him, and that he detained £66 of the amtity 'he had col lected. The insolvent had been arrested on the 10th of October ' • and he swore that Alike that time he had not collected any money on account of his employer. This statement. was directly contradicted by one of. Mr. Fontblanque's tenants, who, together with his wife, swore that the insolvent received rent of them for Mr. - Foritblanque oh the 15th, - The' Cuts,. Courfatssioniut - animadverted severely on the conduct cif - **prisoner, which, he said, was marked by a sbainefil breath of confidence • and good faith. l§kit satisfied with convertinethe money of his employer to his own use its • the first instance,: be took up snore 'money, when he knew he could never replace it, 'and now swore that he had not taken it' up. The whole of his conduct was inarked with fraud, dishonesty, and deliberate perjury:—The sentence of the Cetwttherefore was, that he should be confined within the walla' of'dte prison for the space 6f twelve calendar months'; 7. .1. . . Frederick Peter Nicholas Kruger, alias Berdisrfett Kruger, was opposed by two creditors. ' ' ' • Mrs. Elizabeth Davidson said the insolvent Ora ItP debted to her in the amount of £l2. She said that; in 1817, the insolvent came and laciged with her; tharshe was is'peoesvoMin, and had fotir children. After rest jag him fin.. the 'mainly, "be gave her a bill on. at 1111. Kenny% his army 'agent,. residing. in Church-street, Soho. Mr, Keorielt accepted the bill • as agent 'for the Bason,•who Was al..ientenant in the 48th regintettr ;' the bill was never paid. The agent had - acceptedthebill onthe understanding that he was to 'receive the poi '4r. .tbv.insplwmi, but the latter went and tack op ihe p It himself, without the agent.. She afterwirdS`,ToUnd . 4 :firlvetit in .Restpington-road;aPplied tO:)fitit i siti ' - imp! , (or Osetry b Ile griAtttstitai Paiihikiti: . . 4me, and tlir - ; 1 4? ~1541‘;,?1t3)(k0f l'io'n. if eito 4 04:.OUt . gio ilia , _ - '.e:...' • • • : ' Li ,•• ' The, onsolveiOelni.#ike r d It lie lind any giseatitin : * fettfLtho Witise#,s4diestieaths'c l onrt to, Woken • goki l'sftißith an eAriorpinistry vehemence Of them* He kW'the relison ,tie..had not paid ,witi e ; fliiii th 4 a _ bad become a . WMO . !ipt. His pay was 41. *l.'4 - El. kid lost 'a greet:tol. of tropertY, ana' nukbY',e:* . 5 (dims, in consequence Cifbeing eniployedin the - ..„ of this country. Hohad heek.sa_embarrassed, 'tut .--- . .... _. was wholly unable to pfyot s iffrap t. ..llis detaining creditor, a tailor, ;had aged ; .4111ArviMeisrd: ass German Baron, ihongfit i 7rigtt - b . ii la - . ual degree of stubbornness: 0 •::- 7 mat Rowland, a sailer, 'said he had lit bill for £2O Ifs. from the inseltent, .fer goods deliiettetts him. He came to -witness, and represented hhnself.iss Lieuteriaitt-Colernel in the *nay of MiGregorßtiaetoB !flail, and obtained goodsly thistreptesentatiOA. Thi bill was not paid, and *IOW Itii; pet- to £9O *sine* its suing him. :) .-' f. i-is 3-..2 *.;5• :• _ • --" ' - • Lib i • The insolvintlilidgliabilaijel byitbe Court, said - bet hid no other property biit'44.l9dtal • day, is a fileiliad neat. He Said Rowland arrested•bini,' becanie Ise west loins . ' to v_ak bins (Roviiind),- that is, be *viaet hitt g_bo awe hhiliatiiiiii. order. He owed money tO one ,. Moe isol, init'he got - over. it' by a ittpersedatio '• - '. ; : itil - ziTrielreitirt ordered die arid' to CI i ndlOpilied , le iiiii•L dkEt iitti l die ncendrit of iti.defittiVelaitlake;!b3iiiiffim3 ..,til ,t)igiCt:: Z. :.!, -... (.. •. ~ fl • , • in , .9.Uit&C,V,:f, ~_ Vl23ii . , .11 _1: . ,. il;:t• - . •. :: 1! 11.;L:!. 0:". , fTpo,Wra4,Ars -bind ate _non pLact-d_flugit g i liftinciP.a, . 1 entWie. Bfh l 4l 4 1364 i4444 "91 tteOPT*l PAM. ,4, 114. . . 1,_491%, ; of A sti, _ s avnwili. _ r pig. Nvi I „it, w . • la dude. R4 11 V..)! Tied '-- laing argiet:ll y etetto , very 4, Vlif i at4be • in ,srder. in ;regulate tliii ad d e r ~ 1 13 1 1141 0 1 1 ..tbi ' t . carnage.k*d Flri.ifir! , ....• ' • : 2silatu, N0v12.-41atielie filinutapidly,.. - 40 flair aubillos .of visitors has,ertbeen icorws) for many 7 ,2 11 pad.. -. The 81a0tratta4avei adopted,: an. suirnivable !grime• to provost provisionsfroas being sold 1 ha the market. The konstables are IMaitnaos l .4 N 4 : survey carefully evety article exposed. for .ale, .itni this' day a ' great perk seller had • a quantity. °CAA* seized, and burnt in the marketplace. A men oats ing Softy guineas reward s is posted at the eatieneei a the Theatre, to any one who will discover the 'prima orpersons t hat spoiled several excellent scenes, pr4blial by those celebrated artists, CAPOII and Gann, dud r • the recess, by daubing them. over id very -partical.o places with party-coloured paint. The building fOlqt . , liteaary and scientific Institution, erecting by:stibsevi.ei don among several .residentsof Bath or mutkandttnlllll4 nvw assumes a handsome appearance ; z.theelevediMllibt nearly complete, :and the •workinaiseisip riefimili hone Credit on. Mr. Goya!, the builder: .-- , ..i.:, r• ; ;•. -05,E1,0 : , FALL of' Til i- Hopi= liN* D'OSti V.-:;-(Fu WPM* . PATO rittifi-4 fts.)—Saioitilay the Losdildayor dias , notflatrini until" ht had seen lot front of thitottering . hitisotairoa doitig; whicli . tow Happily .accomplished twithouit the slightest accidentr •A • large number, tribe polite; Item cfifferent•divisiottsitibere actively engaged . hr rendering assistance. Hisolsordship attended at the Inciaestoaben, after • " • ' - psiskrtifters," • LICE INTELLIGENCE. . ... . , " • -I . • ' L :164,411011.110.U5E. - ' _' ..Diensinee ' T.steely the iLipae Karla received the fellneeibit peatiett, Iran three twiteneeme Meets wile lately ar eivent is drisseeetry, after a burr meepairodt their bloody and,, ,tale enemies. of three unhappy Greeks, ivis '• tatdt Nbldi ,ints . S il ' i n a e l t t r e M*bieva , i n Turks who Icidellkiddrted MatThit h alk y ta the Twits *0440 the. yilfonene ' le war; ad Whir iost*fi . their .property, mid with difficulty saved their livt;,,aud *tenon tWeatrthr ee, days in this city, and ate wishful to return home, huOily prays that your Lordship will be pleased to grant them a present relief, they littag naked and peanyieur, sod for which bounty year petitioners-All PM. • Marcus &Atom. ra.usaut &auroral-a. • ! ' • - ' Altalealt 141*Y.' I -The Loan IV/area imnsediatell desired that the potielociet, ti. introsinced . to the Justlecroom.: This was wasediogly done, and Lordship having learned from them that they were madly der ute„ that they were unacquainted with any persons in this mit& try. and extremely anxious to return to their own, expreased'his rthat there Were no means within Illecontroul or knowledge, which their object could be obtained. There was, his Lordship ad, a Gtesk Conunittee, but that, he believed, had concluded Its labours: end even if it were edit in existence it would not em-' brace the unfortunate case Were him. There was, hoWever , another alternative, the hl the Relief of Foreig ners in Di: ' :tress, and to the Secretary et . Ileurintrian he should recommend 1 pititioners. A Gentleman, who said ha wee d Governor of that Society, stated that he should add his remaimisindation to that of the Lord Mayor, let tie apprehended that der case did - betcome within the cogni sance of the Soddy, as It was one of the regulations that relief: should not be given to foreigners whb wire not six months in this country; at least that the meaus of defraOng the expense of return ing home should not be afforded to any except tkose who were within the itingdont•for that 'Period. • ' • . •"• • • The Loan I,srott expressed wow ' iteratise St of regulation by Mash great objects of charity might. be eadedsairese a participa in benefits to which men, where diatoms are comparatively , were considered as just dalmants. lie was of opinion . that the rule was a bad ode. • I • The 13overtier said the Object of die rule was to prevent ft,. Ptigners coming to Englood, as they otherwite might be disposed to do fer theasempurposeddystting bold otwhat. was intended for those witA laboured outlet inevitable calamities. . , • The 'Loan Alkyds ailed whether the rule admitted of no extep kion whatever? - '• •• • • • ' •• -• • The Governor beiiesierLdirgetitionere were excindedby• tbe Wiry letter of the recommeodation. If the rule did net exist, the Soc i ety would be soon beggared by applications, apd its energies in favour . of those who had claims censplettly counteracted; • The lima Mantra then observed, that they wete here without a Consul to assist them ; in fad, without any protection whateetei ,They Rost noestarte ; and is ar*ve dutch entergeticY, the §ociorls Ow hoped, might be induced to emend-its bounty ;he then asked the !Greeks what die* lifierdion Iran ape' Week leteliorielier#Our Afield berelleved t' , • • • . _ _ _• • ;%_.7 -'-" • " '• ' • They replied that they were teem if tete*** oft tio France. • The Lear . MAToz--Whit to to theret ifee'll certainly ikarie. net had,•they odd, begged their way front their Myr tindery lb ,chi , _and the/1001dd trrthe lame eaparimeit fee rreturd.' ''ThS:lieeketritittliettasked the ta whether the Seeley wield:nut Felialhie4lwat with a annveyaneeto France 1• i :-. . • . TIW otroittwee Itt the OW Om i.uirOltadat wakftlik Lord: dlrtta. 1 4 1 0 . 11 " 4 o' 2 th tu e sta trlti t ." 4 . ftl.a l'tifial - sinditt the 'circa j ol t . = thi toliO - Staivat then gave the . Gteeti Mete terripting relief, ash ordered 1181 elleerto seeenipanYibseale the •Theiset Police. Mee, as they had last slept in a ppiek re that district and had a consequent claim. .. , ,a ... . .i ei . • / 21te *nfiretianete e appear -1441 at jtVcir tlist like. A • vely"ititit ' ' erariaegeage, tag eiewill Weetible - 4 the Mere, with to eats JAM I.)fibf),...ati 9Z,..' , ImicsTßEgr• ? . )3 t) v' ___.~' _ ...asamas-;-adio "Gitehreii-, a lad about IS years dye, was: posterdwrammined a Wood time on a charge d ceding a memoir* prepiey of Mr. Weeks, of Webbees.row, Sack Lam: :betb. IQlselciloope was in the employinent of the pinnate, tis'a cold-atati; add On the 116th or lilt nnoth ki took away a cart land Ike mare In question. Mr. Weeks was suabletoobeabt eqy isitalllgenee of his lost proper* dor si fortnight, whew ant et aSW Wiwi Anderellhkoth. ems koadocd, ba Pam. •lea there beard that it hod been let by the prisenir fl conger= dflik hods' been unable to pay for refrealdeentlyrtich tubed.: tin fwther MOWN be teased his Man to the posenslin 'a bunker named Wares*, acv Chldessied,:wko siocul tkat brim' berk of Wick**, asplisc a ce d he town of pninidord.. . 1 113 prisms was sit trce to the ress ra mie, neer &drat; obese be was taken into custody. 1k there., ionfesied that he 'bad sold the sane, the min of which was lop. Wkkers for. a panysand 37 &kings iss snooty , a coodunar the same time aging to Wickets dist,bo was sue k wasmeisco tbe value of the poc7.l! 4 7l l ***ff-shala tins feerP°4o4l6 Wickes mu , now bought or wilit ( da‘l*ko !,._ l ll4l with rectifier the mare knoWlbrit to be Mika. hieollloemes 4. iel•A eenfeU Valise for but 9k .Rsaitaaa BUM, 411111 M g: . 44 illiprftbe oidi etas prgioriteir Veliioo the Oensenq • - *VW eithkiletist triabk adept *Via Weddle kiewhigiktoie A l 6 l . - 3 , 4 "- . . . : PrertrYliii *idol* *die bar, of r' vakiskie ind. Mr. Turner, a inspectable pawnbroker, d Br, ordindrza rs tornotated the two prisoners ik veersrie.a en tiodgeitkeritch hie dir de the %Abend et Midi dam* *Rai *MLitt woe) ow Jightillased 6 110 Ilinkatiewi;s:s !:••::7) - -• • M t* VT.014 't4 4. O vid ti ".7l) I t r i t alq4 w a i f r I 1 14 i whip i ligt easel, auks yours moo,* fat/ 4 of 14. d tat with h!Fiast.4i4bi L ao4 Ireafci! her a 5,81#64•14.411 s ' 4l "V iteltit ;. • pogo Cbet:_pot• wing lay *met _to poitlie reekeolog, pipe bet the Sin*, ta'pledmsed desliestiNerWrkatelike ddtet Ilmbelrsulthilseasalef for 11;• - • vu. kugs:ir.qcS ;Also ifsuplanwt 49k Sr_ iheatekoeftelik, rilMt iiiktPlPS 8 00 1, 02.0, 4 14 mi k "lrA •so • Ask - _i_•-c:.4 is) " 41 1 9•Jiirt _ ,h9tk minded, bi c Orihr***,yr• semiur or the Wrap,' • ' • ' • •• < .• •• • • .!!!. 4 .1 6 44 / 161. • ; WC - differ d tieiMl • • 1110WirtliriersIMAlliteg irk! swing •le s . edoesie, the Mlieletr - oghfr.:Mensself d new llowdwklemr, - 41 i : s 4 4 .114 a., stilM;4l:= l 4 = l nge c a ct i r cro. ft lion'r4t l i l Wr .4 01/131 ttaifie l s i tre ba Bold s -street. When kft•the eiitit;'•alse bid • beessisir to take out her purse, can:: odeingehe sonacy nundimisdi ocipsy alaudrarilshe Wile I* qgmestka( fit)** l 41! Wbfwi s i se e arrine4 tik.bf{ own Maws SCOMAF. pakt farc an 4 the be taken erit,the ce. Lt feeridocienti lls her, etiln, and set bridsee iebondted bookie Web alii‘sid‘ nail, aim Ms alibied,. pick up innetbiniroand put it in Ail picket. *Kong *clam **led* 0-.tite prisoner's cos* was. neer. from.the orkermikot tbe.otand at which ke waiMb en . . • princei knowledge' of the transictiom—lle 'was irunified for t 1 : 6 4. .•••••••cs;•4 !, fr:•*# ii ,-, C7IIIALILLLL • • 91 • • - : lar•deriby martini lUmeAIIT:NNWei act* Oace. to prefer s' ei/oma pf fariendy n i a li t i a legagehista uunikciod 111Whitta ,The Ams , tfiat en the lOW of be was *- tut:dog In lb ble reddecei - oriCtereon, had wing tip Kigstim4lll- ii Maid' 911, emehman Wit-te-seme poisons. weredrivingslown tinbilint (wink raesitowsysk Adios ! tie A Gentleman, who was passing on the re accident, spoliate the furious saanoitilsiblei down the hill, and also to the hasnessity morel towards all the sufferers. Hawkins; it defence, declared that hr le time thetriiketrino took place. He only s Cris witbt x = i ov party were upset into a aid ged be was driv at the time the acehbot lopped, and be w 2 by the shock of nooliMeentelege.coming ill io I Tbit , • that the Abhwasi "iraat ma. as PI . OI7ZPOaI, Hafa t hkaafas accident ha The' 443sireass elk dilatili iiiiiiiiiMilial sybosillbe nunn, AA Mt bad doileisialaniadma The Magistrate then said o E vo th e rprit el bccocionyly purred *West . .ieho be ;Millings ; bar at Wads ' Aldein ;be gave to the Surrey Plilrfiliallr.a...9lllViLtill , .. . r : itiittots•crailitt • micr4ai, - .14;1 kinworif was brought to th stealing 3t sovereigekand a halt sovereign, f Misfired OTAinislifilsb lkaidady, a unties richly gifted with the true beggary proceed to tell her tale, stoutly arguing that it she w 't her ort her_ own vqty, she could ' not tel I that on Ttiesdui sbe counted into her box the ' prisoner, and locking besetes, she'went out . hours after, she founa,to her dismay, .t h at open, and her money gone. The prisoner 'when shereturned, and, as he did not come Is pkiali were very naturally directed towar4 husband, rho said, was a paiute.• *and the :saved front Ms *arising' against winter .Whee 'prisoner. was' accidentally met yesterday tool who found him drinking at a pulite-home b and desiring the landlord to detain him; lo constable. In the interim, some frletsds of 'around the house, and. thivatened to book I net let the mk go, which, in cunonneoett, k I. however, following the road he had taken, him. On his person were fritaid 20 sovereign The money; he said in his defence, Ms bra The Magistrate was not disposed to ores therefore committed him to Newgees for ula !ts . TIIE LATE BTORII lien.t.r, Nev. 4.-, Last week we emporia heavy pies that has been remembered by ant 'Wanders, It commenced on Thursday aft called 'a white squall, which in its violent ell rime, whirling up light substances, such as 'Sm. to a great elevation in the air. lii a houses began to be disturbed, and not may were seen flying in every direction. limy i 'lately peeled of their covering is less than the straw, in its.aseent, resembled a thick wards the 'vetting, the terrors of the shim ihialEnge was ieertkied by a Ad of rain to whiefressitlianid, Wish iktk inteenrission, 'th 0 the houses were shakes violently; some rjearrir ,aad sw StwW was the ImPalatwOthill 'mole remained watching during the militia: .asan g the follovelog day,. and was bi! Aid 1 Oiliskldeable lajtuf was mstatneefonimigst SI Mildly by breaking their cholas ; loft Owl phottopptly, asinine af them want et We i ,111 =l: 6 of the storm was northerly and me • vessels ivereiieUttoMetlag Sae. was a brig of war. ' ."...• :' • " - ' : ''W=iiiilillikillt . ' Supping DEATii:—Alllliqussitian di . ir..4tening, befdre Mr. Svtittaxo, 'VtDuke -street, Portland Chaps el - Kean, Esq. I Gentleman of ' fl it.,-4 , Died by the visitation of G DEATH Falai DitilllClNG.—Thum irrisn,. a tailor in Methven, who had bi 'freely: a the • forenoon, declared. t p irh6territs by for Coo dear, and 'ill Perth,, he ' c ould get it; . nisch • 'the n e at Welt* the price. 1 ,out;; 8!s better for tina'the Act had a !i . .tAettee4, and 'died in great agor 1 , ,wirtro age and . decay , a conic 4: w 1 belonging to the Abbey 01 idsvallea he burying-ground front ti . . rent; MI the .other day. The.,irill) . . frail ,} tale , and no wonder, g ate,, froto . the.reign . of King WiWitr‘fb TI7B. J.- ' . -- - --- , It n :( form. 1e ~_ ~..., .r, 4c.f.K. • tri' - -. -. -: - 4 0 r ,7! ° iise:ikto* OO A tit ir•tli4 stEbly, 14 speala gwir atteAtum by striVng ; vitn move: pis indeit* hand to Al' t.ti, i ct wiiiti:o long board bein g 4 10 0 l'Oci ,c:iitidies,' breartriiii, lunch, 'dinner:lt byvt,..P!Als. Molly, agc3; 44 4 *Oa! du b cp a 4 t iiitespoo ding' motion of iu ii • .. J• 1 ..:. ....- .: in scrib e d; ~. • . 4, satgilarly j i9d O . ceiiisiebdt . heTrano viitkeepopaltici tunes . Yeliee‘ the servant 10)1 up and d own the 5tairi.,.....: -, : i • -.. .. • • .-- 0 1 -. frio; ' *Fillkiiiil4/61 5t,306 ' if at adilitant:ladwicdpepasto bilahaubt. 7toi Mort. 9•000 2 •091 1 0f:44.1 4.24dmicavie...iprerninansbire• , , Vedneiday, 'at Maidstone; Antes' *tweet; tli topbta; ioungest &lOW of Makistone, Kant, and d'loll4llilitt Tuesday. At Lambeth Cbsw.abs_ A l lllllro anal, Artillery, to Catbeeine. pivot 410 P 4 l- 400 ctote, naerr! . . r: _ ' :4: ::tc"; • - MAIN • ' Sada, at i t CIO' lideee r lfeste4,, '"Lei*,et Thlieeeife r ibeet IMteik.' Sig laarnt 1 I i i el t•' , • (, 1 , t l ' , i i I i a • ill i 1 1 I'i V II 11 1 ... I 1 1 ~ t'. II v 0 1 .. f 1 1 tS i . i ,1 111 1. 1 li', is, apfArges ebarged ;yeitr nu, as the Abbey' wiss k e lp! I. tiecooteeded '. s . tx .4#41*090,11 . 1ryt fi!UF Q 111 t 4; „ sap, , t kii*ing ;40 pow . ni,Pmsmg. 91' the ,n o the Oeust2;both .:I,ti 474TiOar: ' . lilt T iinfigi blitcthq!nth A iitaimivit Ml6' It** • . t sein.ai*Ktcr; t ii .. *OiSt:ipi .z.::••elit . -, :::.•,4-/ 1,, IA" . struck 1.14 : kotle,, 4.11 QA ta'!'el! nttairi --..,iiiko: pit tot trtr4 , a i i ... ;. - . 41. 1 1 .1 !eiii Al( i•mosegvicsoi • A T • . Mi E , .# l ll*.- . , :w af j ,y rnt etc . i KW &all 411 . 111 E. • f ' .41011::tii-v:: 4 - ,,;G i, e . Iz;cr : .);.,15 pi . *' I," 4p i thr Trlt !fir # irle. I. .V r : i*Mii • - • ' • . 000* 11 - S hr tili t": l 2 - • et w' I . 1,,i11. ..•:!":::21111i .:...... ors.- . -------=-- --- IR' , ‘,„, „,„,, ~,.„ ,„,,... ... 3 —.----. ---- ----, -------. - __. _ ._____ _, _ i • i __,.__ _ . _ A i irercanuogeerern rna.biliat a tarioas rase tower* ri v al., p e o n early Nabs leans dm tradi. 0110111lieliORIIIM three small models of canoes ingeniously made by 'a na,... after many necessary I 9!rics as um Fur rwturs vir Mihail tkple a ta let downs 4 - •- I ci,leiali"riad 4 twe S. heard saeleabtas 7v7 Proiciauf:.batt44lllol44lll ll 4 o /hp Al • Veralet w reds ned s-- t .. tire, and only abotit fotirteen inchei long. These do !beh°usei Sic? the f °l , l° . •A * r WO kne Mania di.l4oola, Tir wai sToviklataaN and witlimi air IngaiiC . igail ~_i much erotic to their. Ain; tit e Y iii Made of whalebone, coreied i with Skiu. ' Altnife and ipcien Made of bone; roP I3 • alwi a coals 40 1 0". 44 R y e 6th that the deces . t . „ _ oe. Boniid and 13#111:01.! . itir ' *MN: a Ural *it: 'lie , frail iits ing.truntalta, ureh biers' pipeailaiselll4.lo 8y cla p ridiy eiiin / di , Arviiei n bi fic ps sod aft-telei*lbeipetia-nbseimid turf . 4.4161 • 'ine; - Ho almarnadeldteenreairepodohi s im eg . ! _n „.... .. . __. l kb. ate plieare4 to lkausevarabi• and / 6 " of the . sasstW Material, hiving the bad been accidentally : .. ~. 17. UM TATO/ In -re .. 10 1 wear *, mewed i in - Ai re,, ----- al ri—C m i t a4 41 / 111 ". I/ S* 4o 4 Ofslifingellpfla i i ••_. •J •A • h Na 2 Cannon -st • Att _. __ 3 . , f . le, . SOW 0 (.41. , rim teet h lief ) . 'cif*: iy. cua 4. 'ow* sou several arrbars : TIP, ,4 . ... 4. .. nt .. • ... :- : ..1k....!„.A.t y wosew. tit u; tom Nen liqat t faXo9. sue. "MUIT,Tima and'od!et libitiCAb ' •Vu' the latter are Ointed wi th different substances; of bone, another if 'lliteilhisother of 'wood , and one of Joirling ances ; One is sa i d fa lli ng 1 ° beea" ) .o P 7 • .t - C. lO- ,10., t gig,lc d W I j im a s t ri i...." ol6oll l 4l * tbetihtikiest in ifi• -- A; 4 .it ' ''.4 4 " . •-14" i• ' Aok i'',/" It house' Bing thereoo l i ts, Owls . . Soon o f t he house 'said ho se bikg . „m e i on bp moo* 3b a l e g LLg .4•‘-w -a: z linl aanttiiksellitlillali • eriallesiatte Abrealrirera, ::The AkidienaltSina, Slit be , §i , f; 1 1 If . . i lietli:,!X;Asita.MP.-i! - uisi...is 1 iron ; the e are "Illisoothed tun a lace shaped head, cheap the . .. , o . which allpenta to have been done byfriction with stone . . zuicio stat.e.;;ls what ins - ' 4 an oldand Us . Y... wrcs l ??..r. offikalta 1 k s t h it , l s ti n o-dmil.rovi•o•tmoropy d ou aifiA.-vi - , 1 , ips , ,p . . Ak t f,talft:oyclitu s vp w! , !, • '''', '`:44dl.4i _ li The suing DIA., bow is forma Isf. :hottjOift4 601 . hiv- 4 4 ege , , _ _ a n 1 9,i I!! fangt4 TTMAP%m 9 P in undergone the process of mastscauon t the thread at,_7_ l . l'7:,ut! ii. 4 4 7. r 4 Peilt.:-. c j_k; gi a t or r: • . •,-r. . .. ,11044 IV . 2C . . , , , a arjl44l 1• .1 :DV i ka t • via m ihi m iiiiii" • 'aii ItAkillo eqW 41; I. • . Irat It 16404111 ‘ 401 =1 SaoC l 4bdtakeirtlreslitisr: ,li:ii,7: Holland alilli i WSW -or r/ f used by the itatires is of the saaie material: The spear thl i e r ditte ; I, ftbaut 1 ".... . . 113 l.• ~ . 4 . ~m ai, -Ai ' .• : .. • r ' .1m Mailielebtiftlembiseemodleioo4l Meditsmiese PI ' 0 . 0 =t ill and instrumententeloyed far taking hugs fi sh ata Ugh'? Awn. Ilg• b le, &ea dina;- • - axis:44l4s , 1 , t • t iTtSfettlp - -I Vilrlit_, ' s I i ' curious an d the n h a l trertrprot ag ec is t a ttelr a e p y l es ir f c r if orn i ; c e ta d e rt s : : 1 1::::1 1 ifseir .l4 , itiv e"nditt°."' • ! 'llailiii.r ' J . :l 4 ' m , . s - i " : 1 64. iii 4 nmit . ‘ 4 •= l:4l:7 ` .. • ' ' ti ltsUl til sof.,: i4 it !F ic s D I WI OV - f which there are severalspec* 1 ihsfirs him* . ~, _. ram l it ...;: , INFKllditti.agelia,ibeCeileaCea agtampAteitiirea bet ... .*';. 4r:rattiest: kis. -• .' •A. t I.kk 2 ing snow. The birds, o i o r i bm , i ttit ,=4 • ir, S ' T . ' . Tri me f t i. 'lv: 1614 4 464 alleakatAlts West piste* ArOadairlir avegto. vi e .' . .. e C. 3 L: - -: - are in excellent preservation, and the pininageol some mom s . • ---4 Aadei - t; ' i i i. "OP, - • It. ...-• 4 ' ' ORlONCAsiiiti_Cit.bAb9ol44llo6 , oecry . • . ..0 4 AlAt / * r. . A -v t r... t XII of them very beautiful. • • um; M. 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