Star. — London, England, 1823-12-29 00:00:00

WHERE, Is 10 - 7 BY HENRY NEELE, ESQ. kiveth up the ghost, end where is he r-. 74, v. where is he—not by the side ' bar whose wants he loved to-asod ; Not o'er those valleys wandering wide, "here sweetly los( be oft.would wend ! That farm bekked he marts no more, Those stets, admiiid no more shall see; Thaw scenes are lovely as before, And she as fair=—but where is he? • no, the radiants is not dim, • That used to gild his favourite bill : . pleasures that were due to him, Are due to life sad nature still : ah ! his home is not as fair, eglected must his gardens be, Allies droop and wither there, And seem to whisper, " Where is he ?" was the pomp, the crowded hall, But where is now this prate display ? . riches, hoeours i pleasures, all Desire could frame, but where are they? he, as some tall rock that stand. ' • Pro•ectsd by the circling sea, 'wounded by admiring bands, Seemed proudly strong—aud where is he? church-yard bean an added stone, The fire-Cde &hews a vacant chair ; sadness dwells, and weeps alone, And Death disiolays, his banner there: life has gone, the brutth bas fled, A 7,4 what has been, no more shall be; • wsll-knocyn form, the welcome tread, I!), where are they, and where Is he? being the day fixed for presenting the freedom of Capt.PEry, the Northern navigator, the Mayor, Esq.l ) . St. Jahn Mildmay, Esq. M.P. - for the Rev. Dr. Newbolt, W. Barnes, I. N. Silver, Main, Esqr , . together with a numerous body ten and ether inhabitants, assembled at the :1l; and long before 12 o'clock; (the hour fixed arrival of Captain Parry) . the seats in the hall rouged with Ladies. About twelve the Captain .and was received on the stairs of the ball by arr. and Aldermen. The M.iyor and Aldermen A ken their seats, the former addressed Captain rho stnod in the middle of the hall, in terms mplimentary of the perseverance and courage had displayed in his arduous undertaking; pretterted the Box containih the Freedom of svliich Box, he observed, was formed of a ma : very mention of which must be gratifying to I glish sailor—Heart of Oak! in Parry in returning thanks observed, that h general complaint of those who, like himself, -nhelmed with expressions of esteem and m a the ttnies of language did not afford the returning a suitable reply. He felt the highest pride and pleasure in receiving the freedom lost ancient city in GI eat Britain a city which ear. of Royalty in the days of Saxons and of from the time of our Egbeit to the reign of !es 11.-a city the name of which was asio th everything that was gratifying to the hearts :linen. Here the nenierout and richly endowed displayed the feelings of our forefathers; and edifice remains a monument of allehatis great in, This city was the birth-place and thebUry otivany English .Monarchs, and whiht the is Inal.bear l 4 min d that th eirs was the most sty' in Britain," you, Sir, (addressing the Mayor) I‘ , /, that as Chief Magistrate of this venerably I*e second to none in the. kingdom." He had, AOvines62 l arely returned eo bit Tuathe country, %Is ,iinsiicessful, in acertain degree, the expe ditch - had n obiained, May, should be be , r,tkagaitt 4 , lend, in . some Aeasure, to prevent vtlticsSe . latid befOre encountered. It was.gre. abatis to behold the spectaCle which now sup. • 4 hurt; to receive the apps ohatiOn g oiso respectable itilage,And to behold such a display "of beauty .its flips sUironnsied .by.. Should - Le be a g ain )1-th, he i thotatreniember with pleasure, amidst tors ;131 ) a pciftheert winter, . 66 where a hundred* Initein one," and freeze tOthevery centre, the wltifh bflad.thii day received from this re it- CAPTAIN PAIIII.Y. ....i.r.... WINCIII4STER,_DECEMBER CS. fa" s tain's !peed' wits followed by four times Mir .a 4 cheers ? and he retired * *kb the Carpoiation" Gonna) Chamber. ' • • • - ire t. Between-iv-41e Magistrates of Brentford led summonses to the two retail breweri-Of mil. for selling beer retail, as being contrary to Geo. 11,1.. cap. 113. The Efcise have issued a many licenses to brewers in the neighbowhood London. fortsferut Com —lt is a fact not known perhaps 'ublic generally, that any purt oir the current iy be refused, if. mutilated. Thiiis now the practice with the Bank of England, and the of that Bank constantly return all coin that is in degree defaced. new Half-crown is at present coining in the Mint. device is much superior to those in present circu , But few of the double - Soveleigns have been , as it has been discovered that the Wreath round head of his MAJESTY is omitted. It is in contem to place the same device all the half-crowns tumid of • St. George and the • Dragon, on the ' . , . :oinagenl tbe doab le sovereign. lab soft tnalC-tao..--A Minister, near Liver tllt leief red a ftir from one of his heaters .01efigrfotir yeais of age. After making ntitsiries of: tha venerable womaa l and es aftelestsure at irevetertion in walking nearly a see him,.he was even tetinderttand, that she was a reprover to hips s ; aad oo esiiresiing his wil s to hear any clsarga-vtliiiir She might nave against she said; that, On * Sabbath or two during the sum.' , hivbasideldsted , tti • pray. for the 'Kum ; and she added, 40 -14reitli*r • ht . 41,1 the King's prayed for ; love e &vie '2Sinti dope in such a way sal endear difirmar:vasor to bar Minister ; and it'is be.. '; that ; isisqkfainanr.conid have witnessed the 4at the tilde; * 1,16 tievp‘ Mould have had to visit her' Ottr.f_ef! aga i4 Cot tier wet atbawnnie Of one abating and - .pence per pia:. • • Stir M 1 11=17'... 1 .. ' • And a 0 ! 1 . - Net e' . I# . • . irlt 't- That 1 l ' Th s o These . Anc 1 No, n I . • Tha , . , t 'The p' Are But, a I Net r •1i ~ 1 The 11 AIX Irib at I i But 1 ' ' Hts ri Der And Pm Surro See The c ) I . 1 i i, lli IL:re : 'l , i An. . The 1i . • A; , t . • • . • 14 el .l ' • i oh ' t Fic l i;Cer .; . • . 1 1 TI. is bei thiscitytol . i . R: Littleha ! t' . the city ; and John I I of Freeme , , Thelit Hal foo the arr .1 ' were throt al/vivid, HI t%e Mayor having tak I ' rAir_y,. wh highly con . . which he and then 1 thi City; v serial, the ewer? Eng I • Captain Was:the gs rem over' goad, :that m=ans or r siegtte of Of the tno was thb ,I 1 Romans, I Cur Oath elated wit] ,: Cif Englidi , charities d a supeib e in teligion inkplACO , inhabitant • I Ancient cit /host knot 4r u . . titt, 79 a A 1111'011,11c tdVoluM rieliceAvb hared:T(4J . 114 2 0 • # tilty'in 4 tii iostilded 4 1 an itskslmt • ' ii te', wil ilfteelo At 'llia • iiiirp tit Ithidne‘i 1 it tale si • 114. s ee* I goad Yotic . i iethi . oo' • , i ::. .., • . • , • RETAII r, , have issul that town , • • the' 513th I , . , 4 . great ma i of Lon& 'MUTIS to the R coin ma, uniform 1 •'' ' "" Cloths of • • - • did least - . A new . . ' The drri lation. I coined, a: - _ the head II plation t il have, ini . future co !I PRAY! !i yeol. tat n widow ' some iiii . . pressing • I mile to IA ..i coati as .. 1 . lingnessi him, she 4 1 mer, h. •h - b add ed, 0 1 far I log CO ended 1 Lewd, tl i scene at Oyerwes i and size 1 1 - ROBBER?' . ANN '42 4 7't NOTED JlitlßDi rt. -----4.1.- - --- - On the night of the 90th May, ._. 1-80-2,lllleintekt of Mr. ' John Tyers, situate' id .. the Mirth Fed, in tile parish of Peakirk, in the Slke. of ritatrborough; silt broken into and plundered, and the lehabiuints shoik ingly mnlipetted, by threo men, who bad' itined end diaiserfthernseltes. . Pis. Tyers, who is an elderly inin, l 'ittld his shter, about the same age, were the only pitons residing in the'cottage, which was remote from other houses, and in a lonesome unfrequented spot. hir . ..l"Yere had sated between tine and two hundred pounds, CO keep hint (role the parish when past work, which money appears. be have been the object of the robbers. • : It was nearly midnight when Mr. Tyers and his sister were alarmed by the thieves attempting to break into the house. He armed biniself with a danig fork, and after they had forced open the door, he stood in the passage, and, for 'upwards of an. hour, prevented their entrance into the house, and by his courageous conduct would have mastered them, had they not adopted a plan to render his weapon (the fork). ineffectual. One of the robbers procured a pole, about eight feet in length, and struck Nlr. Tyers with it on the breast re peatedly, until he fell on the floor. His sister was so I terrified that she fainted. The robbers then entered, 'and beat Mr. Tyers in the most brutal manner, and left him in a state of insensibility: In their search, , they discovered the bor in which the property isratitept, and carried it off, with all the linen . and wearing apparel they could find. - On - the departure of the robbers, Mr. Tyeis sister, finding her brother in a deplorable state, and all their property tarried away by the robbers, the dread of a .workhouse had such an effect on her mind, that, yield= ing to the iinpuise of the moment, she destroyed herself. Mr; Tyeri, on coming to his sepses, 6p,dini himself reduced to beggary, and. his sitY . er• litehies, in a Apo , nientary aberration of I ? 4rac o yieli,ii i stifia.tu the tier, and threw hiniiell into' it, but wasV#pill tkvit by tt person' who witnessea l the — atieMpt Ste - lelfzde , structioh: A. general feeling, of sympathy suns 'creeleit id file brcaits of the parishioners of P.eitkiiicln behalf of tie unfortunate than . they aftirde.l hi nf Sirnpriry ierier, hand nsed the most active :•exertiiifis . ilk diseosei the thieves. A reward was offered 'bt"the pitilist fn a!iy one of the robbed who wobtriiiiiath fill itionttptiCet, excepting the man who iscitually 'trade theitibmptii . pon Mr. 'lyers life; and, upotran • appliCatidts . 140 k: ♦ ede by the Magistrates 'of the, district tO' th*Seetaart! • ;.tat for the Hoare b e his Miljtfiollhiell't free pardon tinder shifter' ifrititttioof. '' •• 1 ' • Eighteen months elipSted; ilrid'llit cirOottststoc,e.vilts • almost forgbtten, wlien' . liist stieek':i''Perri.cit notirtigii characters woe dten iiile CurstOdt, - kilt 'otnitraitted ' " ! Peterborcitigh po,f e r'sier t ling ';11,cp , ..,.. !4tisciri g St the were turd niei,V, ziaoioch 'VeOrSiT i Xtell'iliiit. Thon* Simms, also' have been CiaMstiecrhefiliseilin'lteir;',lN; Parsoni, (who was Reck*. 4 'Peaki tit `sit Vie: f'rills` l the robbery), it ljeterbsorottitt: ' - • . Pyirell gate infutitiattnn io- tbe:Stalgistrite,' th it:be wished to make an important ctintiniatten i`r4o. upon being broht beforehins, . .*lciltutidrily e(in,i' fessed that he, S ims, atirranin'tiaritil.ll9.arrliinot in custody), *ere the tie inii / iik6 t;trii4littti, tile libuse r' of Mr.Tyers, in flay, )82i. Ile gave a detiii of the plan laid so cOM mit . tire't'ilLtel r; finsick its 41t.cution; and said that Bards was the person Who beat end ' treated Mr. Tyers. • His stritemcbereceivett strtin cumstantial *tor rob Oration. 7- A idOn at thixilin ) t i t communication was made, -at, officer was dispa I ,l ' . quest C ‘ : Barris, and he was apprehended end bt to Peterboroire, where he and the othei tai examined on Iriday,46dconan;itted for Aipar 1 nation on a future day. • • . It appeared that Pywell Heed at Peakivknt . thi_ of the robbery, and was acquainted iith .. t.Writict Mr. Tyers having a suns of Miity, in his priaiseit'br that he went everto Oatictie, where Sinless thttfai resided, and . prognlect the: plarfaf*the totb4ryisil'F He said tharhe kne* of 'orti ptiae*,...'ind'tbetligieed assist in committing_ `the 'cane* hiittii,• pretr making the attack . upon chi pteyn)ses, exchanged as a disguise. V&A 'ifeelattid to lheMielstrate, lie received onlY . s. afull'imise'*pparellhe'hir share 'the plunder, and tlikhe did' 'fibt - ,ltitoiv .' el' his cern' nions having carried 'a .b e isieeti"nhilifiti 'OW money. The' parties . ilif be.etaniinialieit it The Gazette of Satur ay ststektbikt the tam , mouth Dock is from the Ist of•Jiinnary nest to l its name, and be thenceforward celled Detaayszi. OUTRAtiIt AT BLACEAVATER, chladDITY or Vfnxrk ,--Between ten and ereveu o'clock onSunday night, police station at Blackwator was set on ire, be' covery was made in sufficient time to save it fry istrnction. The house was-seteronnded,. in the tempi-alit senee Of the police, .by &out 400. persons, who Acted 'sods of burning turf in the thatch. .Theparto. a 'poi timely returned, and; having fired a blank r tridge and advanced with fixed balmiest, the Air ' were immediately dispersed. Infortnnticin of' tt icumstances was forthwith sommanicited f Blume, commanding ~ olaccr lost no time in rin the party from Oulart, the intelligence he rec , end brought them bef 'of Kilmacoe, who, aftt net find suf ficient ground. A FREE TRANSLA', *resides not far from A, Corporation of that quantities of game, the Mayor, as in gra., of the Noble donor'. This worthy head of of the opportunity of mily") shortly before to present his son—a to his future patron, e. request: as the sequel. duced, and the Noble questions, wherekc ing, &c. and was tt School, and "in.rsailust: flimsily arias of the Noble room in which they played thejamily motto' tion of their decent' or some other tech half on one coiner, ._._ cheon, and stood, tiensforn, Mayor, proud of the 40.- Lordship the &We s.:. On the mind of bites family, told the lei inscription; vein& be% have bees, we, a .Mcesee • POLICE IN'haLIGENCE. • BOX4I9IIAT. attlF F*114111411-7i-secu ' rditi, W. irdl was brought berm* Sir R.ildhaii, far further examination; chatted with . larelillifailled 4t5 Rink of Poilend dotes. It will be recollected, that Sem were two 'distinct charges agabut this man at hit last alinenitstien. On Epr %tern occasimt, tyo !tub charges were preferred spinet him. ostrionp who kad, seen his air in the • newspapers. One of these st ' $ wall made ttri law-ststiontr, named -4 , to vtliom the er bad stein Crated £5 note, to pal tnent fee *ampei-.-pre- Mediae they were for Er. Price, a Whiter, which was afterwards found to be untrue. The other charge was Marie by a publican. in Shouldham-street, Who bad given the prisoner change for another forged Lb note; in taking for three &mei of Wand/ add water, which he drank in his house one aftditionn. ifeWair fully com mitted for trial, and the pantie were all being gra to prosecute. " ** • 2dA MIRA . - HOUSE. 7 --- - - 7 - • Jihif el* * befilit,ttstiut Sri years of age, who has been fre- 1 quicilly •dtarged •st -all the Poliesloodlies htthe metropolis, wet bras* before the Loma Marva under . cireeinstanees which prove that his love of th‘aft of mendicity has perhaps, never heat equalled ' sinci'the poor laws vrete'franted. It Wee stated that the defendant had been repeatedly clothed at Bridewell, and other places, and priveided with - work; which; however, he abandoned the moment theer of the taskinaster was turned from him. His next pro- ' eoccling was to sell all his go,d clothes, to decorate himself with rep, soft to take his Station, and reiterate his importimities for a trifle " for * Gotetraelte,for i poor man out of *orb:* ' ' - the Loan MA voitoked him hove often be !sailboat in prison for E be log l•-••••I can't rocollert--often and often. Lour Mayoe.--WjamsfesScerywhere. Loa hisfeq-Afshi lidts"..treen at the tseadmillf—Goo you: rte. '' ' • • .......„i ii. _' . - - " t ., Lem •bfeenti-lfoit eneressauseit, did pots 'f•-my n o mesas. ; t The:Loan ittarea..-Idaveivol dem been wialppedt—l have. r- The 1 . 41 R. 51 ; 11 1 011• • ••• c4ia TriaYlty. three or tour times; but I tai cerld'ut sty ear it waslailbrittbitc. • The Loin Maroa.--Midititilltdittll'nt work after that'.--1 went as toy old badness. • !.. " - - . • • . . • 'The Lono BiArona4 onest•Jahiqtrot to prison. You are the Most desperate beggar in thie calcify. • • 13:ggar=As you diiihare malakin up, I an glad your Wor.' ship did .4. Arn Wednealey, • for I t a pdund of your Waship's .bee(,andbread and beer on Ch ristmas-day, without dulpg ape tbtag Nr It; sad - I 'theitelettr - Worship, fbr 'it, • add' hove E to' jot the same next Christmas-day. ~_ 'file Iliftadale ,viss'tfilen sent to 'the' noose of Co. recticib; for IN?! monsits,saAkard labour. , . . , ... : • .;.7 :.- : HATTOW.efAILDF.N. - . A footman Id the service of T. Platt, .F.sq. of BrunmiettAtmere, was brought up on Eatlirdtty; charged with noting cruelly assaulted a female fellow-servant. it appe.-ed th.it on the prereillorafter noon they were th i e.only pxsone in the house; end, a warm dispute ilecurrinc bettyrse Aim for iiitiugh they ivare'bOth'of the ,Sipter Kingdom l ' 'that clitinitittf fi ull4'abilietertitided to their unanimity), the. fonitiien iihttli Millen , tii* face.. " Prom "thF• intisiode oe her cheek, it would seem that the wounds'Could .hardly have brenlo. Elated' bll-46.,fissblime, 'lc* rely a qature of the poor Woman-was 41.11,1 e, sp,ctiveloped was rhf i hpad'io bandage s and, surgical dies. elite. - Ulna tasail leis lift re,io Odd' barb - - • • • ...i . ,.! : • r 4,1* woo-zer __ -. R • , la Ilt.ptlextE. • it Vli.. .. • ." t, : _ _•.. r : "iN fti g ts4. • • 14 D ofidly, the alte-drithtilifurtle petit at fbz.honndijsid a Ene. Saturef,trestrds of .twerty. Setts:. lakey brAid mew' %moo Wechilf 2 ailkia.s;ii7. o l: l ;‘f.Atll :P B O . 47 ribuTr Gwilifi*en uel vex qr . Duntie.i tp pro rib . .Astas, a_rier selifch began to. Ta 'nal ;thi:bee'bir ma womotbeit to BledhelM = Plrit a6el l er VI 'Wit ffteArtbise;of:lissitlirtits; vital idled or Vomit* Viand. ;"•t '.]hiss blateitrs iitilkdsounds wilt Epees !a - Friday, - at TwO•illilo Areks:Pear P 4 47wil' ' • - Tlie,Earl of .1../crii(e alag-hounde, to-morrow, at Ikanuetireen CIO 'ail SatiirdayVet • ll4iltred'Atres. • . • • • H. Jeititei t E 4 Vi Fba:bovids,'ssai Wednesdny, at Aindenlit Wal ton ; aildim Bann-day,ai•Natfiell ?dusk. . . .I'o burre, Fpx,4ssads, on Thursday, at Codger:l:and-no Sa total, at %Y e arns UM* l'ite . #lll:4-s oh - retWeidar and Saturday, at Kennel. . .'" - • 8 ifdalll'ib '-'dsqed Lot e. . • US 1 I'ERSI? Y and cLriticAL mrszen • • - QkPoßp, utt i ribl i fir • - Strode.; last, the ll'od. If . the mites; bad age Ordidatian In that Callifdril,..fiketi Gentlainen Were admitted lite Hidy Orders; DiAcaus- -24 war4 Illoyliina, B. A.. Pembroke galjim John Hartley, B.A. SI. !amend Hal Oxford; 'John Widliam College, CIAO; Richard Mil a ni Lttintrg.l Woks College, Word; G. S.' Eddie, IVA. Quota% Cd ford I W. 11.,Beri. B.A. Emmanuel Ciller. Combelg s Holt, B.A. line's Cone". Cansbrelyt ; .Clissflee Root Jesus Colley', Cambridge. Pantexso—Santael Lloyd, M.A. Mapleton College, Oil Herbert, H.A. Widhsol College, Olififd; Slattriadalie DL A. Bemettinei Colley, Oxford; G. N. Gale, vhf std kite, Oxford; Jotin Allen, U.A. Christ Church, Wins Kirk, B.A. St.' John's College, Cambiage • Thurnis 'St. John'S College, Cambridge; W: 1Lanl:all, IL loge, Marriott, Trlaity Hall, At an Ordination held In the Cathedral Church. at Sunday last, by the Bishop of Chester, the 4plioacikti were ordidned: Daacouit.—Edward Ilincbellffe, 11. A. of Wore/ger 6 ford ; James Fitliott,.&A. of Penilniaki College, Oif( Addison B.A. of Catherine Haillinbil4l.; Ha t niel G of Catherine Hall, Cambridge; Ito rt Litler,'&l. College, Oxfofd; Peter Swart, 11. .bf Christ Chut l ii Fran. Bryan*, M.A. of St. Edmund's ILilI, Oxford; binsbn, M.A. of Bello' College, Oxford ;- !firkin ($ l ll of St: /Vales Collage; Cambridge ; :obit Crdttik prytl College; Canibridge ; Thomas Airy. . Passam.—lticbarsi Perkinsoo,.B.A. al Si. John'. Cfl bridge; Edward Hutchins, Boh. of Cotpu_icb,tisti Cel brldgi; Frederick Wit. Wipe, .11. A: of'Clitist ehtircl ' Hop Evillest Robert Mr* Fielding, N. Ai it ford; Thomas Gmmil: Pan, ikA. tit_ St. Joisu'e-Cet bridge; Richard Button Il4tock 11. A. of St. Jobu'a Col bridge; Peter Leigh, &A. ini,ty College, 'Canthri Rushtini, &Olsen liirked, this: Met, Daniel - Aube At an Ordination of his Grace the Arebblship at TO Biskolilicrpt, Oil the WI immix,* dailies% J. S. Jones Rev. ltichard Jones, of Great Bedworth, Chrthitt, Into the holy ofilc,e of. Priesthood. DQIILIN,.DECEMBER 24, Sunday, the Ili4hop Of Down and. Conner held an 0 the 'Perish Church' of Belfast, *ten the following acid a solemn and cArefel (Itemisation, wars idealised to ti Deacoas : they were int(oduotid. to the Marv . hy kit Chaplain. 1)r. Cupp less Vicer•Genertil, attended, andas rereuirmial r—':r. Jaws erb). Prksq 3l ` 6 f the sir. Thomas Hitttks ;min of the Wee. T: ilideks, of initial Institution ; Itir.•Loftle. and Mr. Hogg: -1Ira: tramtlissary t we are informed 'that these Genflesnett.is Presbyterian fasaltiea, a circumstance which will be c( t ifliciing some *Credit on the . Rinablisked Caut,:li; la '1 Ireland. Ao exciajeitt and appropriate sermon e'as'y the IteP. A. C.' Macartnity on the•citasiou. At.an.Clidittatiott held hy the Whop of.Ctre*ne,*ti of that Diocese, on Sunday last, the Rev . Richard L ( Rev. Jahn Johnson, and the 4ev..Wittiarti Coltittrn,'T into Priest's ordeis; and Messrs. George' James Gollock, Were admitted into ',eaten% orders. - ECCLIZSCASVCAL PIIO3IOTION. The Ref. Richatd islltildy. SC hss beat minted "PI of 1. 97 1 *.F4: 11 ;4 1 4er VicaP. S oA4 f ite s ts 4 et Cg • A' • 070711‘MitNr.-.- velilsent-th'44:trafte front periodical met pabllske" •••• 6 '1; 1 Teri ChiticSitr, a' !Real , 'tersultitit .c Roche Chincbeu, the celebrated sculptor and carver its Akrquthi kie.lerarespitt4, stAtt, trMwl tif ttilitlo r ship, Is/ the classio,il•tioschrt 4 his ALuite and ckinsk irt s, *arid' tii littitet2frs; /My, abd ' of '44 Kit t 'hint With superior biota for 'rabbi 'and densistit himbly offer my writers/a lleireause thisulogrealtiviti,hie front hence at a considerable expense, to perfect or)sell and in coning the orsom gmyrsfai,:attietraloo of the under tbose alaiemtisrpts bittllB, orio l and OsEtsit : - Acts cheu is now in poiaession of chits Of the most apps and Elgin marbles ; be is . maily te.eiceesrte to order twelve feet hisb.rS4PmPert‘'''"!lt *VIP err ttle : .ize set monkey, or true7otost haleitit's Monster tbai can he foi - Lgiti; MARNA - Mt ' A it:4 1.101 MOOTING-. 'end ill. Tbere wale killed at Wiielsteid Lav, - in two.days, the folio ' s?. i i l i i a : l i: u ; i i yam , 6; ; ; oltt V ou fai ii, Zr ind '" M us t allai S aa : sl t tr . i t ' : lis o r ti thtfo er gable , vlz i .j:Pridirt beA 19:4-Tore Partridges, 1 3 jai* * " u b i - viotaiscles, 70 data , VS:robbiuit totol..t6S—liet " I° i a s ra d ra , 44 Dt*babli•Widabanalt ii4ibmit 01 i pea agre e s 4 spo ; adogolloP-; -dYtit t enrASSA• lf!)I 9 , 6 l ,askAT, la :* halo 6114. .binockey; 14e. '&1:--I'Fftar.taatt 1 / 2 1 SP's .h 34 V bea" V' A tit ide, 850 : . The most du epatiiilis wilt 'be used. irtiukt4: "wdeackaf *4'o flares rab l 4l , 3l ` B4l ` 419— O v f l " Pet G. gradite, Israss,lna coisik: , ll.irepruftria iauthit rd iti l e - tail,- . -sut pita-140s, Alt tibeatillii;,l6 . Wadciicks, 390 are_s, 94 1 .,..i ... 1. abbit*.-.1 tftell. Oti ht ‘ citiasy the ptitteoivti,ftd of bp Rirral His,: Qr n .l e 4ta -a t t a so l l izs ea otii. tent * I, oo.4ty rathhab . i niso * " d irisor 4ll 4 4ilos aii/Wali vo 1 41 4 . 1 . 4 ` 1 . • tlesa the I) u y of, y,.ini., (the. 1 15 cti.fokipur. -81 .irt i t a m " devotions unsullied by ;tt losienpatohlEhvieasons, vibe, itillirl on. Afputfidot, on; iced te•ine.—: i ~,,,in ui, 1.,. 2 „...i 0 e their" t -* (stab - rtisti h e . t ith e '7.Sr ItAdAtaird, iliotr.; C. Amon. Eitat...o. Long); -• Ilkidti- i - i e r t z , . - a&i,; . ..Q . aa. :, - ~ .74 i m Vikk 6f i g,..dlsi..p , r , , ,, ulpyrsktrt‘.4l:o4ol.7 , ,.C!•—CiPita.r.• %Ay*. c oi pan i di v vo l i i t li s v . " , F 4 *lf R540611011al O . 10104,41Vike a 1 orb V W ' " 4C.. i iiti. tY, . 1 .' l .t 3 a • 44 . 44 v i .t „ . • .r.;,...e.:ry... , q o 7! aiveioh ; g a m e ; an a . Gie . vitte 120 mite:- ' • - • •': ...o ir : .. ...., .. . ~... nr t h., i. *romp tifi, 1 L lic i iiik: ~,• . ::di.v .;:, i . tift :rc tal .. L.! -: :. „. • ~. al f s .arihinexpeme. , . . . ..- t , t4l4, 4o 6 d rciiiato ,I_,_. .. . „„ ( _"A! . .6'osterci: S t amp lo f geAll. Vitirtilleil tteltrlgied s ay rif s i t atiihoisse fa e la. . .ktv , .. Iry Et " i eel* alettitlif niktie - Ova Nitin thv ' a r and • Sited le • the effect' a liarrirsialthietittii i 4. . • ric iii - ed. LIAO fteltrAiahiliary to 'tlitilisti.F. bathe`benweett OM "Ow 7* . ths make et ado be*, did . .,„ at litmeem Ai l " 1 it ot ' Januar ro1(111ooditt d*lstfrovii Ili:lgkitroPilikL: 1 .;•- ; • • 'lingered under the most trylar se*, oiletipetrt, dis • le„Sifir kite raeer4a2u_nz,,!.,..tscel‘Te4,el-I#4lr PolS, Itii !fir onr ?orting rrespoudent at Linstolost! assdres I: k at Dui 412: 11 1rroft, triAtfrjs 3 lNP:2 are Y Nei e iiliids, 'thadtenlithe 41c . t.itf in' th 6 lr#at d'ilAt ' _ L ill : dii, iefe'lihket? " . ..atrtziilisi;" r4i." VIA - 'to hipa'. l tate 'Pith: rid' 'the :tth !dr Jalth!itl:"4 ll ittlaf . thtra 41 " W a r p :iw analkad tit rine** illacriossrhitimisi•Vintasse 306 " i L e an SVa i llt- . „1.__."-• i .. . • „.. ,••,, • - R. , . 1. .3 '....1 hsimme:',lstig Alai Acerb # l ll4 rin tbe 44 . 4 ay . • AT r f e Ftelq,_ f i l tial l I r tt t Ar a 'V I T A ot t e .,..T.lrAr r i f t.Tl the ha, obstinate Glee% Din o 1 •• •• • u9/2 5g aPitit drat I " et t al- Tr ' .° r: •, ) " i t ovr... - 44. Sore.; ki . iit" - are ,aiptid tE ltlt 47. !T t i„. 4 ,7, , ti ~ .•;• 1:' - iji : 3:i r a .! 11 :!: •.. I - ?1 %!• 4. . ' '-' -- • . atfantl e t t lMPet tft bad ills z 14d4hich Attlib po . 11 4 ',.. i t i,it, • ••••• __ ,"' sistance prove - - o.3be* le.consideid•dady t k i7 • ..4•yritiittirld• eiiiii tielitl A' ' al fceeri4:4ll6' :: baitlalins at 38 ._PfaataaWaailhalkilii i t; ni*OW OSA itliins. l flifirill 'tt the. • 'l' jpOtt Waits MEW w** 7 lllhitteleit 'Mid Wiliorkiol Road* ft sums*, to pray a match of foot-bail A tmtly&s l eide—the one composed of .ghti the tailors from a Chop iu the tioroieigh, , Ire otliers were whitesmiths.-.• b eg ( Is . After playing till one o'abiehi'Mytatbeil so a publicAsonse In the , . 1 / 2 ,LL • . - -.• I. ... Ar. , -. • „... A ... reel f i g . .. llarsa g b,to,p i riallif sae lig& sad. lulls:seal 1404.bcpaktior - T rurt. , ° yr 4 • tT.III • Lady aker Loot. !, • a son. ittli,l-she l ir h f e ` i t" T h l4l3 • Pir a T CP u lj 6oe ' .•'. • -..- '-• 6 l i lmkt party were much bruised by 1414, 'i •l, • • ~ ag_igagew l ,41;1 1 . ,...tuft i0 ", rr i" ,u( „4 1 ' 4. 111 9,7000 ) pit.lCgd Wend witissud. Perhaps a morrilbiS :..!:' - tt: ~ffeog • I mi .•- . • ` el " 4 .. • : B .'.n . f . 104;41 ins. Qw ben t'iletlred from tbeContriou. • .. ~. I rt. .. .. . ••• • ' Ink car. . .i., .p... 4 ~,- ; ..;• ' 0:. c 0 )... • ' atZliiaisaa 1144 . ‘ 1 4:.8%5i.110 istSilns frW 9, ig i n - deer , - 4v8i i r4t 01 1 1 ,111 1 4.1419%rt i ,M di ' " •'''..." . -: .' - ' :-..." 4 ."4 : 6714°" the - tip. MOgrni).M.lgii, LEI Ahr k Aliir 4 ) 0 1 1 1 ;ti - "IL AP .. - MANSIBIEr_ IA #Ak t 4, • •ttiwitli Ctunmenicited to litatssaiii- IlattZ.Pkisly l 44ln 6 fo.kitqs“: -. :•.;;i`i . i. ',-; - . . . . : ib i ss i ; y. so m p on t7u nio r ea la w m,'" ''lll6 l ig the policeof- that baroTir, •:41'he ! Michel 'Reck, who was . last dii r ti Inicl in Sstzei l AF . Obi s Edward e o a t tie aim._ . _,- ..,.. ~..6 1: -. , ,,e a tramediately proceeding berwt'itht the mu.oir.,azmir , o94.Wpcjaiieaof:Afralo!idaqT. • /Oct IsTI I OS. " '.. I givirstalalTlUMll lart, v here be • is- stationed.' Provi• !ant; convgoc Wi l •ifiliw7lalitt+i-. arid: tentrieed to ail ker. to ' A*, - . ,; , ~ n 11.; " " mit — ....". NI •A" f - ~..10.,..• • 4,,,,,,i t ; itior. John received, he apprehended:five men, ~.,iti9vt--•:•.1 T Pr"9.7•51 re e t,r v lr• re f,P A . - 7 - 7:l_ )4 77 E0 ,__:_, .. • . . -EVrisispi 11aitibis, .• bit . • Z: 1 : • .... e l e efore CADWA LLA6ER W aitocrip Esq. cal; NA y.b.r,!st D ay, ' artAl.W.fi I.E9llVq!a si tel l + MI3 I . .. -.., . ' • titer a very close examination, Could - tiNirttP:lti l ttl, . i 0 1 .4tiirtr - fi 14 ! ) ,tvg ' 2 / . itei. 411. Lie* ii - Denserlef, pc.J :" .. ! .1: ' ) roUndsto commit them.. • hat f or a moment . orlsid b j adepl ' "le 'nov o , •„ ~ . .iir' • • • • . • J. ••• • II •• • • • • .• •.• . ATION.—A certain Noble-Lord, rho, 1-•-•4n stlent,w9 *lts' 11ritog•the peoelebilus antic!. ,►. •. ,- or, .of 6r, p . 'fp, i ln - '', ...before i „.„tainotiJ . a.,,, Vi.ne. ...A:lPirt ....7 : _47ff _11!v_5!...,P51,14, l e • ii 4 • - 0 - 00 Aylesbury, latelysent the venerable, RlA'WeitTie.fr t town a buck, . and divers large lvt4a dje,ae Ml.:pp/Ina. s.hitp!wge;. ike !mut % re.. 11.61Mi11r . 4 " M l 7r es l ZWM l Wi l e' IWM a Wad& • :• 41 -1 for their Corporation dinner..-and. girdle's 'of ht ' s th reats, 5 1 endeavoured tO pasti_tl i rip age. . 'Nor. atitude bound, requested the honour an irritated the sentinel that he stabbed hilq,sslitli bii -/G X i ug ),, ~,sf. ii i • 4 : 1 ) . •• . , w's presenie . tO partake,. thereof.-- :I.2.irpet, indlie fell ' deaCtin" the siibt. Thhpopu4Fe : W ;', -ili li . 11,11 , *lv d •., . s ' ... if the Corporation (glad, doubtless, triatiniKed ! 'isirttrisittled, the soldier, and,:etabittetsenpft . .:. '. -::•, - r,...- : itt i !... ,VT"- , r- . . - ..4 I f seCtiring the - hums:Cot 4 ' the lI.O s tliviirail• - brinl4lt4l.lbat to death with theit'hhi*L; •At til iii . at . ; Mak i to *the important' meal:beamed leave Oe'stiarditistsixed •to' the spot, and ii;ldAilrOpt,i4# Mt . • "' due a lik e l y i t d o f te a, youl ei ro , d(ittlerst the rnialtude. A etrutkle ensiled; the poi* I Halt Lady ausuirsaikveibek p, " ,b e s ki ts f on dl y .hoped.. Fatal pa illikr steties: t hpd. the guait were forced ihyleftly - aahilef aillmollbs.k • 'Delwin • eliew. The lad was Oro. .410as . tide , c1 soldW, fell into the:hand, iof theloob . i _,'..._ „and 4406 " 46 . . oz y cied. 'W asti vjk ol ° l * .Esoter jEt . ele guest asked . bias, amongit. other t!, was m on g ered .'t the "Me wa t hl tbt'arillutielk Tigt ~,fioj c w' • ' west to schobl. 'twilit lid war leatp, rfiatteitCdentnandant 0f the biro atrlved et,this it - ,„ c qa . told that he . W2l at the G• ~ Ou iintffid' all in hi ir*" i° a pp the enraged -' r • ''' Wei Ant." Now it sechailiced, that .! ' . lice ) Who Wneld.not illtiefse - the town gissrid ' - ••: 11 P , 11 4.1 Wavia&ki . oiki t§loble Lord decoratedtbeienalls of t ere drawn upland . levelled &it' thlnittits‘ Atitie , iwiesersloshmest asteilitaildNlM: ey were talking—oh which was die. e -ringleaders have-title litreitett-aseeral. individuals . r . ) c , tl A • tsr sato' Futon* (.dlediou•ti the tradi• liwilika siistabat *Oultalsal bbl baratebatalaasi• •' '. • i ~. ' :.,, 4 ' 4 • .: -' a4O, . 6 • ,::.4451 frpin the wzios dib r l uc h nis i ov e . Jima MinnusainlOont the liihrwsboty .Ciropit.; tail Oiti . .' • ..'. " •'is . • .:.! •7 3-- ','. • . ~ : ~, , ; . 1 , • . 1 .•,, s e . ... 4 . 1 . v...th potentate): Mir tnottb Wm paio • • . v as ee ie mked to dinitiT bf .100infet oftbOitonnh . . ... 1 . • ' ~.,.... , .. and haV on inknber,refiikcinc ... wboinina an making clock in told row* . . Lori tie • • 1 2 J %, . • swim, dies s-41 7 110-o.swisowitspeolbsi An ;thslinreeou Anglin= ;5170.J44 • - -'''.'° '' ft l'lr4rs.l' ' . .. . be oppOettrukf of , iilail • • , ....tolls filegatlif thot . drigke! Int • thoillorw tor: 'd ,Surktno4l.., ,11 V. 60 6, • :Au •: ' obeo o lt:ihdis4ontitide a rousarthe i . , .. .., .. . - wilig _ . _.'` beaur.,aaajgdmid not . : , Liai tiai r d fic auzsi ata iiiiii thit•Puitssl is , 1110 Wa1:1114stila111 . 1 .., id. cocoas:roe this eau •• oawaotbsa ashject , lnd.tensakkedv"-tballihitte . . . . . .., heiraniediateiT 414 . 113 . it.t4i T way l 4 ° "alckthal: 4l l o Djaplisii ! . IaCIMMUtiI Priotelailetrllli • r.. 44 " 1/. . WOWS/ 1 .d :r..:lc iiv I.b s t o ,bsdas so, p ease your Lordship ! .1 1 liwal al: . • ... .-..N. l oiTenewrit f 7 !(' " -A •